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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1907

Page

7

Rug sale listing with varied sizes and discounts

A catalog-style notice lists multiple rugs from Afghan to Kazak with sizes and sale prices. Many items show original prices and sale discounts, including Afghan, Muskabad, India, Cabistan, Sennah, Kermanshaw, Sarouk, Shirvan, Daghestan, Dabistan, Monsoul, and Kazak rugs.

New Cross-stripe Curtains Offer Wide Color Range

Advertises cross stripe curtains with diverse colors and designs suited for dining rooms, sitting rooms, and libraries. Priced from 1.00 to 3.50 per pair.

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February Sale of House Furnishings

February sale offers quality English porcelain covered dishes at less than half price. Selection includes assorted shapes and colors, with each piece priced at 50 cents.

Red Tomato Mayonnaise Dishes Arrival At Retail

We have received a shipment of bright red Tomato Mayonnaise Dressing Dishes in two sizes with cover and saucer. Inspection is recommended as further shipments may be scarce. Priced at 35c and 65c each.

New Brilliant Cut Glass Display Invites Inspection

A local retailer promotes a complete line of American Cut Glass described as the best in the world with bright new effects. Items listed include New Cut Glass Water Bottles two dollars twenty five cents, Fern Dishes seven dollars fifty cents, Sweet Pea Vases four twenty six, Nut Bowls three twenty five, Celery Trays two seventy five, Spoon Holders three twenty five, Vases two seventy five, Decanters five, Bonbon Dishes one ninety five, Rose Bowls fifteen dollars.

All glass salt and pepper shakers import arrives

A new import offers all glass salt and pepper shakers with glass screw tops. They resist corrosion and keep salt flowing freely, making them especially desirable for household use.

Japanese Geisha Lamp Shades for All Lamp Types

A large assortment of Geisha Lamp Shades suitable for oil gas and electric lamps in assorted sizes and colors. Special offer shade priced at 1.25 dollars each other Geisha Lamp Shades 0.75 dollars and up.

Kitchen and Laundry Woodenware and Accessories Catalog

Listing items for kitchen and laundry woodenware including kitchen tables with and without drawers, laundry benches, combination tables and benches, sleeve boards, carpet and door mats, steel mats, feather and dust brushes, various sink and plate brushes, shoe brushes, closet brushes, radiator brushes, dust brushes, located on the fifth floor.

Cocos

Social and Personal Reception at New Embassy

Washington social notes recount a gala series of events with Japanese Ambassador Viscount Aoki hosting his first evening reception at El street for about 600 guests including the diplomatic corps. Other dinners featured Secretary Wilson at the Willard with senators and representatives, Mrs Knox entertaining in honor of her son’s bride, and numerous host families including the Hauge, Straus, Mills, and Bell households. The scene showcases lavish décor, gowns, and a roster of notable figures at multiple February gatherings.

Viscountess Aoki K Street Mann Graff W. J. McGee James Pinchot Raymond Patterson W. E. Curtis Japanses el Street Marine Band Countess Hatzfeldt Washington

Entertaining Charity Ball Impresses with Colorful tableaux

Gen and Mrs Perry head to New York to bid farewell to daughter and aunt as a charity event at the Willard draws strong social and financial success. Elaborate tableaux, pantomimes, music by Marine Band Orchestra, and a large guest list mark the afternoon.

David Perry 80 Street New York Mabel Perry Mies Hoyt Cerman Willard Newton Gulick Valentine Katherine Harlow Cupid Venus Faith Simpkins Margarite du Bois Juno Gladys Hinckley Psyche Julette Crosby Lucy Howard Hodges Love Jewett Gordon Maredinte Tu Bois Pierrot Pierrette Chapman Smith Sydney Gore Sydney Webb Elizabeth Crosby Bessie Sessions Denby Messrs Noyes Misses Hodges Summerlin Bailey Sidney Walsott Helen Walsott Stuart Walsott Misses Hopkins Garfield Miss Brooks Betty Goldsborough David Key Symons Micou Wahnestock Hopkins Miss Lickel de Sibour Robert Bell Davis Bromwell Driggs Jack Hooker Gladys Ffoulke Smith Charlotte Pettus Wallace Hemphill Jewel McCullum Erwin Cosgrove Elizabeth Vorney Minnie Saxton Margaret Hudson Lassie Ireland Marine Band Orchestra Santelmann Charles W. Ree Nathaniel Simpkins Harlow Anita Hunt Barney Leslie Cotton

Aristocratic Gallants And Naval Ties In Early Spring Socials

A Washington Post report surveys high society with Mrs. Choate hosting a St Valentine's event at Sherry's, Mrs. Bryce anticipated as a bridge to British public life, Crowninshield marriage ties in Naples, and Florists lamenting trends while Mrs. Field relocates from Chicago to Europe. Annapolis socials note naval academy candidates’ hop at Carvel Hall and a tea honoring Mrs. Brownson as the Washington Post book catalogue goes on sale.

Washington Women's Club Bryce Association Great Britain British Isles Caspar Schuyler Crowninshield Crowninshield Grace Snelling Edward Snelling Hotel du Vesuve Naples Crowninshields Snelling Marshal Field, Jr Chicago City St. Regis Marshall Field Rockefeelier America Washington Post Annapolis Naval Academy Carvel Hall Sielmer Winslow Massachusetts John Q. K. Tauasig Missouri Harold 8. Spencer Wisconsin John H. Wilson Nelson T. Hartson

Valent ine Day Matinee for Keats-Shelley Memorial Fund

Social column notes a Waldorf Astoria matinee on Valentine’s Day to support the Keats Shelley Memorial Fund. Edmund Clarence Stedman will preside. Julia Marlowe and Beatrice Herford perform. Rome house purchase for the poet memorial is the goal. a high‑level committee includes Mrs Root and Baron Mayor des Planches among others. Lenora Creel, heiress to a vast fortune, stands out among Washington diplomatic social circles with Enrique Creel as ambassador. The Creels and other rich diplomats mingle with Mexican, British, Brazilian, German, Japanese, and Nicaraguan envoys, as European tours shift from Riviera stays to motor tours and brief European sojourns.

Waldorf-Astoria New York Keats-Shelley Root Cleveland Baron Mayor Des Planches United States de Jis Robinson W Bayard Cutting Frederick W. Vanderbilt Andrew Carnegie Lenora Creel Washington Enrique ©. Creel Luis Terrazaz Chihuahue Broad Acres Senora Cree

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