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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1910
Page
7
A catalog of Morris chairs in quartered oak and mahogany with reversible hair filled cushions and spring seats. Features include revolving bottle racks and head carved chairs, plus oak chiffonier desks and leather upholstered pieces. Prices range from 3 to 918.00, with many chairs and desks offered in mahogany, oak, and combinations for home or office use.
An old ad extols high quality cut glassware for Christmas gifts. It highlights sparkle and iridescent glow while promising prices not higher than inferior pieces. Items listed include pitchers olive dishes berry bowls bonbon dishes fern dishes sugar and cream sets celery trays comports cologne bottles vases with prices from 3.95 and up. Purchases recommended on the Fifth floor store location.
Our Screen Department on the second floor showcases a large assortment of folding screens. Practical and ornamental options include mission and light oak, forest green, silver maple, and mahogany with denim and burlap fillings and top panels of tapestry and quaint figures.
Cedar and other hardwood boxes with a Japanese aesthetic, featuring fine matting and bamboo trim. Special prices include Bamboo Boxes at 2.25, Cedar Boxes at 4.50, Skirt Boxes at 4.50, and heavy-legged Boxes at 3.50. Also Cedar Box Seats, Cedar Chest varieties, and Copper-Bound Chests offered in multiple sizes.
A Washington society page lists numerous social plans and guests for Christmas and New Year. Mrs Sherman will travel to Utica today, with return December 30 accompanied by her sons and families, hosted by the Vice President and Mrs Sherman for New Year. Other households include Mrs Dwight with Miss Hicks, Mr and Mrs Holson Bradley in New York, and teas for Princeton men.
Mrs Lee Stubblefield and her daughter Lolita will depart Washington for New Orleans today for Christmas holidays and return January 5. Dr Frederick A Cook of Brooklyn will reach New York aboard the steamship George Washington Thursday evening. The Cantacuzenes and their children plan Christmas in Chicago with Mrs Potter Palmer. The Catto Stablea storied carriages are offered for hire at 1618 M Street Northwest.
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