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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1908

Page

25

Red Cross Christmas Stamps on sale at Woodward & Lothrop

The DC Branch Red Cross offers one cent Christmas stamps for use on mail and packages. Proceeds from the sale on the main floor at Woodward & Lothrop will aid stamping out the white plague in the District of Columbia. The stamps do not carry mail.

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Substantial and Practical Presents for Christmas Gift Season

The article highlights the appeal of useful Christmas gifts and plans for a broad selection from world markets. It emphasizes thoughtful preparation, a welcoming store environment, and invites buyers and onlookers alike to visit and shop. It notes quality products and the convenience of shopping during the season.

Practical Xmas Gifts in Upholstery Department

Practical Xmas Gifts in Upholstery Department promotes a new Circassian Walnut Furniture line styled in XII and XVI period designs. It highlights hand brocades and damask coverings with wax or enamel finishes and lists items such as sofas reformers Bergeres piano benches screens and chairs for all rooms.

Tours Chars Bergeres

Velour and Caperstry Table Covers and Cushions Sale

A sale advertises Velour table covers in sizes 44, 64, and 84 for 375, 675, and 1200 respectively plus large Caperstry covers in new colorings. Cushions range from satin figured to plush styles priced 124 to 1210. Special embroidery velour cushions offered at 330 each, originally 600. Also listed are assorted cushions and several decorative items.

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Rich Oriental Rugs at Reduced Prices Across Fine Pieces

The ad promotes handwoven Orient rugs offered at bargain prices. It lists various rug sizes and discounts, including Amritzer, Mahal, Kermanshah, and Beloochistan pieces, with reduced prices and notable antique options.

Orient Amritzer

Social and personal notes from Washington society

Washington column recounts farewells for Secretary of the Navy Metcalf and wife Mrs Metcalf leaves for Oakland California. lists many dinners and boxes at the National Theater and Metropolitan Opera House, with guests including roosevelt, Harriman, Belmonts, and various diplomats. mentions junior cotillion dance and social events across Washington and New York.

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Millionaires Church Planned for Nassau County at Old Westbury

Gossip notes from Exchanger Tong claim a costly Protestant Episcopal church will rise at Hitchcocks Corner near Wheatley Hills. The drive centers on prominent Nassau families including the Mackays and Morgans, with Mrs Edwin D Morgan linked to the effort and a site secured. The move mirrors past tensions around Trinity parish Roslyn and Trinity Church’s leadership changes.

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MISS ROOSEVELT DANCES AT JUNIOR COTILLION IN NEW YORK

Special to The Washington Post New York December 1 1928 the first junior cotillion of the season features debutantes in society circles Miss Ethel Roosevelt daughter of the President and Miss Martha Bacon daughter of the Assistant Secretary of State attend the event with numerous dinners held beforehand patrons include Mrs Charles B Alexander Mrs Warren Delano Mrs Richard Watson Gilder and Mrs W Emeline Roosevelt among those hosting the reception and supper after the cotillion led by Stow Phelps and other society figures.

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