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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1907

Page

29

Rug listings mixed with sizes and brands from Wilton and Brussels

A readable fragment lists Wilton and Brussels rugs with sizes such as 3x6 feet and 3x10 feet. Mentions Serebend and Smerna brands, bath rugs, and assorted cotton rug patterns priced around 22.80. The text density favors product types and dimensions over cohesive narrative.

Wilton Wilton Rugs Arlington Serebend Bou Brussels Simona Smerna Rugs Smerna Bath

Beds and Bedding E Sell Out Brass Bedsteads and Springs

A local dealer advertises a clearance of Brass Bedsteads in all sizes from 9.75 to 140.00, including White and Black Enameled Bedsteads $5.00 to $25.00 and special lots. All-metal Springs priced at 3.30 to 6.00 with high quality woven wire. Mattresses made on premises Hair and Cotton Felt options from 5.00 to 15.00, double bed sizes 10.00. Os t ermoor mattresses offered at manufacturer prices.

Orient Cine Sitany Ostermoor Parterre

February Sale of Housefurnishings Promises Special Values

Our annual February sale of housefurnishings begins today with numerous bargains in cooking utensils woodenware tinware japanned ware brushes and small household needs. Special values in chinaware glassware lamps and related items will run through January.

Decorated Platter and China Item Sale Listing

An advertisement lists imported decorated platters in two lots with assorted sizes and gold edges, priced at 75c, 1.00, 1.50 and higher, plus assorted meat dishes and dainty patterns. Also offered are china sauce dishes four for 25c, plain blown tumblers 45c per dozen, chap plates, salad bowls, tankard vases, cake plates, sugar and cream sets, and heart shaped molds for Valentine Day priced from 1c to 1.00.

Dresden Dulin & Martin CO

Colonial Fancy Minnesota Spring Wheat and Pure Food Goods

A Pure Food Department listing notes Colonial brand items including Minnesota spring wheat, vanilla, olive oil, sardines, tomato catsup, vinegars, peanut butter, canned fruits, dried fruits, honey, maple syrup, baking powder, and various cheeses and confections. It specifies prices per unit, weights, and packaging details across numerous Colonial products offered on the Fifth floor at Tenth Street.

Minnesota Chandon & Co Hordeaux France Florida Rhine Purina Aunt Jemima‘s Giloucester Sochiam Toquefort

Social and Personal Dinner Honoring Vice President and Guests

A long social column details dinners hosted by Comptroller Ridgely and Mrs Shonts and other officials, featuring Vice President Fairbanks, the Secretary of the Interior Mrs Hitchcock, and many senators ambassadors generals and society figures. The piece also notes a tea at the Fairbanks home and a lavish wedding at St Margaret's Church with Miss Nell Rust Smith and Wentworth Willis Peirce, plus numerous arrivals and gowns at various society events.

Mr. Fairbanks Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock Roosevelt Justice White Spooner Airs. Knox Cowles Sharpe Glover Ernst Miss Hitchcock Ridgely Taft Baroness Rosen Mie. Hauge Cullom Frye Depew Herbert Wadsworth Eno Tiffany Dyer Southerland Richard Harlow Barney Bie Ridgely Franzen New York Mrs. Timmons Miss Hemenway Albert Key Huntington Wilson Thamons Helen Ffouth Elkins Audenfeld Miss Clark Shaw Miss Shaw Miss Perkins Hobson Joseph Gaines Marlotte Mitchell Katherine Elkins Franklin Ellie Richard Fairbanks W. Reyburn Frank Poe St. Margaret's Church Nell Rust Smith Wentworth Willis Peirce Warsaw Palma Herbert Scott Smith H. A. Rust Walley L. W. Manning Thomas B. Peirce Durham N. C Christopher Mrs. Goldsborough Eir EK Street Mr Goldsborough Miss Mary Goldsborough Miss Frances Goldsborough Miss Morgan Miss Dodge Miss Chew Miss Crawford Miss Trescot Miss Leutze Miss Schroeder Miss Clabaugh Miss Denny Miss Jennings Mira Williams Miss Steele Miss Converge Miss Weiss Miss Downing Misses Loring Misses Perkins Miss Cassels Miss May Miss Southerland Misa Stevens Miss Townsend Milas la Bourgeois Miss Miriam Crosby Miss Oliver Miss Shepard Miss Hammond Miss Shonts Miss Carlisle Miss Terry Mr. Cassels Williams Crawford Siebert Keith McLean Heald Underwood Flourney Mr. Chambers Mr. Hopkins Mr. Myers Bingham Lincoln Mr. Wyeth Messrs. Owen Mr. Peachy Harris Bloomer Cobb Mr. Gassett Hicks Lieut

Society Gossip Highlights Debutante Rumors and Fashion

A roundup from London society notes rumored engagements, fashion details from a blue satin and chiffon gown, and a report on Marie Saint Victor’s coffee cigarette patent. It mentions the Italian Red Cross medal for the Duchess of Acosta after Vesuvius eruption, and records a gossip column including Miss Corinne Robinson, Roosevelt’s niece, visiting London.

Marie Saint Victor Italian Red Cross Society Duchless of Acosta Mount Vesuvius

Old Hickory Tableware Adds Jackson Era China to White House

Mrs Abby G Baker overseeing the White House collection receives a new donation. Miss Mary R Wilcox from the local area presents Jackson china and plate pieces linked to Mrs Donelson Wilcox, born in the White House during Andrew Jacksons tenure. Her father Andrew Jackson Donelson served as private secretary to Jackson. As Jackson was a widower, Mrs Donelson managed the White House for much of his administration. Upon his death, much of the property went to her, and seven nieces now contribute the pieces.

Dorchester House Whitelaw Reid London Sesson Vanderbilts Whitneys Millies Havemeyera Iselins Misa Mildred Carter Oneham Street Ambersador Reid Lydig Hoyt Mr. Reid Carlton Ritz Lord Lady Wolverton New York Admiral Glynn Gladstone Glynn, Mills & Currie Lord Wolverton Earl of Dudley Wolverton Robert Ward Lord Acheson Dean Reid Robert ‘Ward Lady Bateman Knapp Riviera Shobdon Robert E. Strawbridge Philadelphia Strawbridge Anita Berwind Lord Essex Cassiobury Park Lot Acres Lionel Lambert Adelaide Randolph William C. Whitney Gibraltar Dorsetshire Donelson White House Miss Wilcox

King Edward and Queen Alexandra at Bernhardt's Theater

King Edward and Queen Alexandra visiting Paris observe privacy while attending the show Les Bouffes at Bernhardt's Theater. The royal couple arrived from London Saturday for a weeklong stay and saw the performance this evening.

Bernhardt’s Playhouse Paris Hdward Alexandra London Sai Bernhardt

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Woodward & Lothrop Washington G Street St Gaul St. Paul Zzic Rextra Fenertls Tuu Sacie Pure Food Department President Mrs. Roosevelt Isthmian Canal Commission Shonts House of Representatives Miss Cannon Millard Boutell Gillespie Elliott Gibson Fahnestock Bishop Charles Ackert Moran Rogers Madame Des Portes de la Fosse Madame de Bjanpre Hugh Legare Townsend Anson Mills Hie Justice Harlan Henry A. du Pont Charles H. Grosvenor M. J. Lenihan Hilary A Herbert Arthur Murray Thomas H. Barry Edwin A. Coates George H. Brayton Archibald Hopkins A. Koerper Johnson Hager Frank R. McCoy Thaddeus W. Jones Carl A. Martin Frank W. Mondell James Baird Gen. Mills Thomas W. Symone Miss Symone Misa Burewin Pittsburg J. Wesley Bovee Rochambeau Ta Post H. R. Charmberlain Lon~n Capt Gladys Newberry Miss Newberry Summerlin Mids .Nugent Miss Huff Morgan Ee Southerland Mary Southerland Capt. Harding Sheridan Lieut. McArthur Lieut. Jackson Murray Cobb Marrow Mr. Williams Bonaparte Portland Ormsby McCammon John B. Henderson, Jr Comptroller of the Currency Corcoran Wiliam R. Bailey University Place de B Randolph Kelm Miss Kelm Elsmere Mary V. H. Steinmetz Pennsylvania Lionel Efindin G. Harvey Richmond Mme. Phierry Finckel George A.myers May Dunan Bancroft Grant Place R. J. Watkins Cal O. G. Staples Riggs House Cox Tennessee Col. Cox William May New Willard Ina Capitola Emery Giles G. C. Simms W.W. F. Mattingly Simms Mary McCabe Leesburg, Va Kaufman Rhode Island Avenue Joseph Parris Jacksonville Palm Beach The Wyoming Lord Curzon Kedleston Miss Lester Chicago Reigate Priory Earl Howe Misa Corinne Robinson OLD Hickory Penna. Ave Brentano's Philip Ipsbornt Eleventh Street V. D. Rosen Miss Fitzgerald Fifth Ave Ee Lang Matas, Nurece Cocks, Walt- Enutlers C. Heterenes Berry Jeweters Whitmore Stationers Co Cornwell G. G. Cornwell & Son Pennsylvania Arena Old Colony Co. Lipporters H St. N. W Castelberg’s Jewelers Opticians Penna, Ave National Dermatological Institute Ith Erere Hattie M. Shacklette Tollet Studio
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