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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1913

Page

12

Greater Reductions on Men’s Suits and Overcoats

A genuine clearance offers suits and overcoats at low prices. Garments are from carefully selected stock made of quality materials in fine patterns. Prices include $13.75 for suits and overcoats up to 25 and $18.75 for those up to 30. Second floor Men’s building.

Whittall Royal Worcester

Taft State Dinner Ends Winter Series With Galas

The Tafts hosted the final winter state dinner with Speaker Clark as guest, drawing many members of Congress and diplomatic officials. Attendees included Senators Bankhead Bradley du Pont Jackson McLean Olver Paynter Pomerenct Swanson Williams and numerous representatives. A luncheon and tea followed, and a lavish Benedicts dance at Rausher’s featured Henri Conrads band, elaborate decor, and gifts.

Taft Clark Congress Mme Beatrice Bowman Mark Andrews House Clark Bankhead Bradley du Pont Jackson McLean Olver Paynter Pomerenct Swanson Williams

Washington Social Season Attended by Notables and Guests

A Washington social column details dinners and dances hosted by Col and Mrs Willame Entertain Col and Mrs John R Williams and Senator and Mrs Hitchcock. Guests include Mrs Marion Maus Lieut Adolphus Andrews Miss Ruth Hitchcock Miss Landis from Wilmington and many others with about 100 attendees paying 20 dollars for a buffet. The piece lists numerous names and upcoming society events at the Willard Hotel and other venues.

Col John R. Williams Peter Gerry Cassatt Philadelphia James Wadsworth, Jr Blaine Elkins Katherine Elkins Joseph Leiter Reynolds Hitt Harriet Wadsworth Dorothy Williams Bullitt Bell Senator Dutton Davidge Mr. Vans Mr. Finley Morse D. Spencer Lieut. Thompson Dr. DeLaney Mr. Hearin Dixon Maj. Devore Capt Merry John B. Larner Ruth Larner Gilbert M. Hitchcock Ruth Hitchcock Miss Hitchcock Miriam Hubbard Chestertown Keéling Germantown Larner Elizabeth Noyes Frances Brooks Henry Johnson Cambridge Edward Fletcher Maurice Moore Ballard Moore Dunbar Dobson William Flather, Jr

Social notices show Washington host postings in February

Mrs Joy and Mr Joy stay in Washington most of February with plans to attend the Gridiron dinner. Mrs Ten Eyck Wendell will host on the last three Saturdays in February, recently returning from New York. Numerous others will be at home today or during February, including Mrs Arthur Wallace Dunn on select Fridays, and the Archibalds at the Wyoming.

Mme. Bakhmeteff New York Washington H. Cleveland Perkins Esther Cleveland Richardson van Wick Negley William Cline Borden Esther, Denny Hldridge Jordan Jesse Browne Leroy Place N. HE. Ayer Portland, Oreg Schoffer Philadelphia Frank Sinclair Vans Norman Williams Henry D. Clayton John Abner Harris Harris Valeria Lamar Georgia Wizard Victor Kauffmann New Hampshire Avenue Dow Brooklyn Haskell Boston Kauffmann Lee Stubblefield New Orleans Florida Charles F. Joy Congress St Louis Shoreham Mrs. Joy Mr. Joy Ten Eyck Wendell Valentine Chappell New London Conn Harry Taylor Arthur Wallace Dunn James F. J. Archibald Virginia Texas Archibald Wyoming William C. Woodward Lanier Place Randolph Hartley Grafton Selwin Tait

Hunter collection sale nets 4904 dollars in New York

The first session of the Hunter collection sale of historic blue and white china and rare art fetched 4904 dollars as collectors paid three figures for plates and dishes. Hearst led with 130 dollars for two Liverpool pitchers, one bearing Paul Jones and the Constitution, the other with a Masonic emblem. The Metropolitan Museum bought a Turner decorated pitcher for 82.50, and multiple other pieces sold for 55 to 100 dollars. Wednesday also featured a notable New York musical recital by Mme. Culp, praised for her Beethoven and Wolf performances. Mrs. Marshall Orme Wilson announced a memorial cross for Trinity Church to honor Mrs. Astor, with a 30 to 35 foot granite cross costing 30,000 to 40,000 dollars, to be placed in the churchyard near Pine Street.

Hunter New York William Randolph Hearst Liverpool Paul Jones Constitution Metropolitan Museum of Art Turner Hunt Narrows Fort Hamilton Seaman Castle Garden Hearst Highlands Hudson River Almshouse Deaf and Dumb Asylum Hartford Mme. Culp Beethoven Techaikowsky Liszt Lowe Jensen Hugo Wolf Adelaide Johnnie Lowe Marshall Orme Wilson John Jacob Astor Trinity Church Old Trinity Broadway Wall Street William Astor Trinity Astor Thomas Nash United States Great Britain Lower Broadway Pine Street Morgan Dix

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