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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1914

Page

14

Limousine Rugs and Robes Price List

Limousine rugs offered in medium weight broadcloth with check edging at 35.00 each. Heavy plush robes in double faced navy blue black and dark green priced at 5.00 each. Touring car extra size 6.90. Imported silkk plush and velour rugs for limousines in handsome colors 30.00 each. Heavy broadcloth robes with plush reverse 6.00 each. Heavy zibeline robes with interlining for warmth. Imported double silk plush robes in black taupe blue combinations 25.00 and 30.00 each.

Men’s silk reefers in designs unseen this season

This year introduces handsome silk reefers for men in patterns not duplicated this season. Includes stripes and two tone weaves suitable for full dress, street, and auto use plus plain white and black. Priced from 3 50 to 15.00. Main floor F street.

Bonny Scotland F Street Russia Mensane Women’s Shoe Department Tenth Street

President Decides to Spend Holidays in Washington

President and family will remain in Washington for Christmas with RS. Francis 3R. Sayre and Miss Mabel Boardman hosting at a Red Cross reception on P Street. Attendees include Robert DeForest, William Draper, Seth Low, and Charles Norton. Italian Ambassador Countess Celiere to attend in New York. Marriage of Miss Elias Aldrich and S Maurice Edgell noted with Abby Rockefeller and Lawrence Rockefeller among pages. Horace Hayemosy er named best man.

RS. Francis Sayre White House Washington Mabel Boardman P Street Red Cross Kassars Boardman Mins Boardman Robert DeForest Red Cross Society Belgian Relief Fund William K. Draper New York Seth Low National Civic Federation Charlies Norton Countess Celiere Metropolitan Opera Elias Aldrich Nelson W. Aldrich S. Maurice Edgell Warwick Neck Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Johin D. Rockefeller, Jr Lawrence Rockefeller Rockefeller Nelson Aldrich William T. Aldrich Horace Hayemosyer Elsie Aldrich Rhode Island Stephen Maurice Edgell John D. Rockefeller Horace Havemeyer

Miss Dorothea Owen Debut At Washington Reception

A grand afternoon at Rauscher's introduced Dorothea Owen, daughter of Senator Robert L. Owen, with lavish floral decor and a large official Washington guest list including Mrs Daniels and Mrs Lane. Separate party at Mrs Harrison's on P Street celebrated Miss Mary Wheeler Vest with a formal tea and later supper and dance.

Rauscher's Robert L. Owen Oklahoma Dorothea Owen Congress Washington Josephus Daniels Franklin K. Lane John Skelton Williams Carl Vrooman Owen Gertrude Gordon Marion Trumbell Ruth Wilson Maxwell Church Frances Travers Pauline Stone Lillian Hendrick Mire Clive Balin New York Roberta Rouse Baltimore Eleanor Scott Pittsburgh Mae Dreas St. Louis Benator William Burr Harrison P Street Mary Wheeler Vest Miss Vest Senator Vest Missouri Mra Champ Clark Mary Morris Ambler George Appleby Madge Pickett Stokes Harrison

Social calendar notes funeral postponement and dinner hosts

Mrs Thomas T Gaff delays her tea dance honoring Miss Eliott and Miss Hinkle to December 22 due to the death of Mrs Alexander Legare. Gen and Mrs Montgomery Macomb hosted a dinner at Chevy Chase Club for Col and Mrs Macomb, with numerous guests including Col and Mrs Flagler and Maj and Mrs Wooten. Baroness von Bruening and Philip La Montagne arrived at the Shoreham. Commander and Mrs Henry Wiley hosted dinner at Chevy Chase Club. At the Southern Society cotton reception Friday at the Pan American building, Claude N Bennett and other officials will be in the receiving line.

Thomas T. Gaff Eliott Miss Hinkle Alexander Legare Montgomery Macomb Chevy Chase Club Col Macomb Flagler Col. Haines Wooten Mas Connor Sturgis Mitchell Schindel Aldney Ballou Isenberg Addison Haught Henry Wiley Chevy Chase Cludingst Miss Harlan Misa Ewing Miss Whiey Richard Chew Robert W. Patterson Robert Stead Edward Smith Southern Society Pan-American Society Claude N. Bennett W. J. Bryan Bryan Josephus Daniels Navy Daniels Duncan A. Fletcher Florida Southern Commercial

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