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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1906

Page

17

Grand Furniture Store Sale with One of a Kind Oak Dressers

Historic sale offers furniture from top American manufacturers with extensive stock and many unique items. Early buyer advantage urged for golden oak and mahogany dressers, chiffoniers, and tables with large mirrors, many discounted from values up to 40 dollars. Freight charges waived for purchases over 100 dollars within 100 miles.

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White House Dinner and Kansans at Home Mark Society Scene

President and Mrs. Roosevelt host a dinner and musicale at the White House this evening. Kansas guests attend Mrs. Long’s annual Kansas at Home event with prominent lawmakers wives in attendance. Various social hosts, outfits, and receptions fill Washington society as winter events roll on.

Senator Long Massachusetts Avenue Long Wong Congress Kansas Charles Curtis J. M. Miller Charles Scott P. PB. Campbell J. D. Bowersock Victor Murdock W. A. Reeder

February Special Sale of Original Oil Paintings

A collection of original canvases selected by our representative from several European countries features artists with Paris Salon prizes. The works, framed in deep gold burnished frames with period molding, cover figures flowers landscapes marine views and Venetian scenes.

Miss Alice Roosevelt Buys Gowns in New York Shopping Spree

Miss Alice Roosevelt concludes a New York shopping trip with a handsome house gown and plans for multiple outfits. She browses Fifth Avenue modistes and a Thirty-fourth Street shop, expressing strong opinions on fittings while selecting gowns, cloaks, and a pink satin dress for an opera night.

New York Alice Roosevelt Miss Roosevelt Fifth Avenue Thirty-fourth Street Alice Aice Jones Madame

Roosevelt wedding gown materials draw royal gifts

Reports note Mrs Roosevelt will not attend a final fitting in New York. fittings to occur at the White House. The gown train uses brocade gifted by the Empress of China, while most of Miss Hoogevelt’s trousseau features American fabrics. Dresses incorporate duchesse satin from Paterson mills and other international sources.

Miss Roosevelt Overman Senator Overman Piles Senator Files Latimer Senator Latimer Gamble Senator Gamble Edwin Clark Gregory Senator A. RB. Andrews Raleigh William Croghan Denny Reyburn Warner Bayley la Montagne Alex. Magruder Frank Lee Denny Frank Howe Washington College Menefee A. H. Taylor Atlantic City Dr. Taylor Wil Florence Bates Meadville Representative Bates Normandie R. B. Donaldson Sixtesnt Street Barchfeld Representative Barchfeld Wyoming New York City Church of the Intercession Milo H. Gates Adams Henry L. Goodman Ewan Justice Afr C. Arthur Williams John H. Bell Irving Street Albert Hans Fifth Street Capitol Hills Spring Justice Alfred Spring New York George Spring J. D. Vase Evans Alice Trousseau China Roosevelt Miss Hoogevelt

Grandson of Duke Holman Weds in Pittsburg

Archibald J. Holman of Allegheny, grandson of the Duke of Richmond, married Anna Brown Martin in Pittsburg. Holman works at a local furniture house. His mother is among the duke’s younger daughters. The bride received the duke’s locket with portraits as a keepsake. The couple departed for a trip abroad.

Pittsburg Archibald J. Holman Allegheny Duke of Richmond Anna Brown Martin D. G. Martin Holman

Admiral Togo to visit America with two armored cruisers

Tokyo reports credible authority says Admiral Togo will visit the United States in April with two armored cruisers. The announcement comes as Japan increases naval diplomacy following recent events.

America Tokyo Reigble Togo

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