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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1910

Page

7

Tato Prices Decline From 3.00 to 2.50 Range

Market notes show Tato slipping from 3.00 to 2.50 amid mixed trades. Analysts report cautious demand as speculative buyers exit, with brief volatility around 44.76 and a later trade near 25.00.

Tafts Host Guests At Theater And Dinner Scenes Of Society

President and Mrs Taft attended a Columbia Theater box with Dean Worcester interior secretary for the Philippines and Capt Archibald Butt. Ming Helen Taft and Horace Westcott hosted a dinner. In Baltimore Vera Downing and William W Finley Jr wed after a long engagement. Finley senior presided over the Southern Railroad. The couple plan late autumn or early winter nuptials. The bride is Vera Downing, third of four daughters, noted for blond beauty. Parents approve. the Finleys will join in Baltimore.

Taft Columbia Theater Dean C Worcester The Philippines Archibald Butt Washington i Baltimore Vera Downing A. C Downing William W. Finley, Jr Wiliam W. Finley Southern Railroad Finley Washington Katherine Leech Lieut Thurston Hughes

Entertain at Bridge at New Willard by Princeton Club

The New Willard hosted a Princeton University Glee Banjo and Mandolin Club concert last night drawing a large audience. A dance followed in the ballroom under Princeton alumni auspices with numerous attendees and a long list of hostesses and guests noted alongside.

New Willard Princeton University Princeton M. M. Parker S. Cleal Misa Parker Victor Kauffmann Theodore Noyes Willam Manning Irwin John Crayke Bimpson Marie Stella Caruss Marion King Marthena Harrison Partner Ruth Larner Elizabeth Ruth Noyes Mary Dove Hazel Cox Esther Smith George Whitfield Brown Charles Russell Train William M. Irwin Myron Parker Thomas Noyes John Wilkins Henry EB. Davis John W. McCartney James Green Henry Clay Stewart John Tileston Granger Duanne Fox T. Sowers William A. Mearnes John C. Simpson William Flather George T. Dunlop Myron Wright Alexander Britton Robert Craig

Society notes on unionist views in England and American residents

The passage discusses divisions among upper classes over land policy and taxation, arguing influential unions favor law and order. It argues many American women living permanently in England align with unionists, preferring a government that upholds freedom over radical or socialist rule.

England

Men's Gift Slippers in varied styles and colors

Romeos, Mules, and Moccasins listed with tan suede and calfskin options. Opera slippers priced from $1.50 to $3.00, including felt, Dongola Kidskin, and Elkskin moccasins. Terry cloth bath slippers in multiple colors. Located on third floor, tenth street.

Special Reduction Sale Hats for Infants and Children

The sale offers hats for babies and youngsters, with reduced prices on remaining stock. Hats are made of French felts and beavers in blue, black, red, and brown, trimmed with satin ribbons and velvets. Prices include $12 now $6, $8.75 now $4.50, $7.75 now $3.50, $6 now $3, $23.50 now $1.50, and $1.75 now $1.00. Third floor Eleven street.

Eleventh St Dolgeville

Gifts of Chinaware in Elegant Fifth Floor Display

Everal items from chinaware depart ment offer dainty salad bowls Japanese vases cake plates and chocolate sets. Decorated salad bowls and plates come in wide varieties priced from 250 to 5.00 each. Japanese china bowls in rich patterns range 2.50 to 7.60. Imported decor chop dishes border decorations 1.00 and up. Chocolate sets 2.50 to 20.00. Nickel rim cretonne trays sale 1.50 to 6.25. Glass vases plain frosted crystal 0.50 upward. Art plastic ware 0.25 upward. Tobacco jerks for men 0.25 to 2.50.

Everal

Xmas Pure Food Store S Nice Stock For Holiday Table

The Xmas Pure Food Store offers a wide selection of imported and domestic fruits and foods of high standard. Display includes Washington Oregon California extra fancy apples, oranges, grapes, berries, dates, figs, raisins, nuts, and fruit cakes. Fancy hampers and Colonial preserves, crates, and fresh mincemeat also featured with Rebate on jug returns.

Washington Oregon California Florida Ford Richardson & Robbin Huntly & Palmer Bar-le-duc Brazil Naples

Tara on Christmas Leave

Several hundred United States sailors and marines from warships at the Norfolk navy yard and barracks left on Christmas furloughs today for homes across the country. Most came from the armor sea cruisers Washington and Birmingham.

Tara Norfolk United States Navy Yard Washington Birmingham

Census Bureau lists 28.5 million in large U S cities

A census bureau recap shows that 28,508,007 people live in U S cities over 2,000 population across 228 places. Indiana towns like Hammond and Anderson, Iowa cities such as Ottumwa and Burlington, and Mississippi’s Vicksburg are among listed communities with populations ranging from about 2,000 to over 28,000. The decade 1900 to 1910 saw large cities grow 33.6 percent, faster than earlier gains.

United States Census Bureau Indiana Anderson Brazil Crawfordsville Hilchart Hiwood Hammond Huntington Jeffersonville Kokomo Lafayette Laporte Logansport Marion Michigan City Munele New Albany New Castle Peru Richmond Shelbyville Vincennes Iowa Burlington Iowa City Keokuk Marshalltown Mason City Muscatine Qakaloosa Ottumwa South Dakota Aberdeen Lead Sioux Falls Mississippi Vicksburg

PUPILS Greet SANTA CLAUS AT ST PATRICK'S ACADEMY

Children at Car roll hall staged an operetta The Capture of Santa Claus with Ralph PE La Vergne as Santa Claus. Dolls bears and soldiers portrayed by pupils. Santa arrives by chimney and is captured by the crowd in a stocking. Miss Shackles addressed the audience and Miss Walsh recited. Miss Roach sang.

St Patrick's Academy Carroll Hall Santa Claus Ralph PE la Vergne Helen Shackles Marie Walsh Mary Roach

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