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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1909

Page

13

Miss Jacy Demonstrates Dyeing at Our Washington Agents

Miss Jacy from the Old Staten Island Dyeing Establishment demonstrates cleaning and dyeing methods at our eyops. She offers patrons hints and suggestions on proper techniques, promising both interest and profit for attendees. Math Boekst entrance.

Jacy Staten Island Washington

Centennial Brand San Mar' blend and Royal Anne Cherries sale

Special price offers on San Mar blend at 19 cents per pound from Centennial Brand with regular 25 cents. Also featured are New California June Peas, medium small Santa Clara sugar prunes 40-50 count, 10 cents per pound, and Royal Anne Cherries in heavy sugar syrup, grown and packed in Oregon.

California Santa Clara Oregon

Theater Party and Dance for Miss Townsend Birthday

Mrs Richard Townsend hosted a large New National theater party followed by supper and a dance on Marsachusetta Avenue last night for Miss Mathilde Townsend. The event featured six boxes, a Marine Band, and many notable guests from diplomatic families and Washington society.

Mathilde Richard Townsend New National Marsachusetta Avenue Killarney Marine Band Misa Townsend Viscountesz de Martel Hugh Legere Charles S. Bromwell Blaine #ikins Katherine Birking Mertax Cameron Emory Nellie Patten Bourke Cochran Man William Hitt Jerome Bonaparte C. R. Simpkine Preston Gibson Gist Blair Reynards Netherlands Janssen Baron Hye Count Torok Prince Zu Wingisch-Graetz Laurence Townsend Cleland Davis Chandler Hale Oden Horstmann Mathilde Townsend Padelford Newberry Lillian Chew Miss Hatch Miss Weeks Dorothy Williams Bryan Calhoun Kerr Bayne Garnett Matheson Brewster Ream

Birthday Celebrations and Society Courtesies in Washington

A Washington social page notes Miss Hopkins of New York as a house guest of Miss Clabaugh and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann hosting a luncheon. Invitations issued for Mary de Haas Bulkley’s wedding to Commander William Andrew Gil U.S. N. on February 2. A semimonthly Fort Myer hop for officers and ladies, with a November mix of dancers and hosts, is described along with multiple hostess and guest appearances at theater parties, receptions, and informal gatherings at 1513 L Street and other addresses.

Pliment Miss Hopkins New York Miss Clabaugh Jacob Kendrick Upton Mary de Haas Bulkley William Andrew Gil U.S. N Twenty-second Street Suyer George F Baker Baker John Minturn Edward Randolph Edward le Roy Palestine Norman Whitehouse Mabel Gerry Wis Howard Page Bex No 11 Preston Satterwhite William Winck Jace Susan Street Archibald G. Thacher Nathaniel B. Potter Mire Potter Thacher J. F. Aloysius Clark Lucy Bigelow Dodge Foxhall Keene Kate Hrice Misa Juliet Hoyt Frederic ©. Havemeyer Cornelia Bryce Fanny Cotliner Henry Clews Benjamin Welles Charles B. Hilthouse Georgiasselin A. Griswold Thompson

Miss Georgia Knox Hosts Valentine Tea and Dance Attendees

Miss Georgia Knox entertained at a Valentine tea yesterday with guests including Mrs Merchant and Mrs Monell. The afternoon featured decorated drawing rooms and elegant table settings, followed by a Fort Myer dance. Mrs Alba Stewart hosted a large reception in Cleveland Park from 5 to 7 pm assisted by Mrs Edith Trout, with yellow decor.

Marie Gertrude Drain Gen Georgia Knox Nnov Maile von Paumcartten Watherine Crane Margaret Emignt Misa Matile Mercedes Goduy Hastings van Arsdale Mss Fravier Fort Myer Alba Stewart Albert Stewart Cleveland Park Stewart Edith Trout Miss Morris Hame Massachusetts Avenue Victor Kauffmann Warner Sampson Thompson Grandin Lischmere Ainsworth Cox Bradfod Mason Carr Neale Hoey Mis. Stone Holcomb Shuey Bart Robb Schneider Soule Chamberlin Defout Birney Lambert Tilliyer Field Robertson Harper Hid- In Mig. Wyville Barrett Johnson Rideout Stephens Karrick Resinger Murphy Miss Jarvis

Royal Social Turmoil and Pageant Ties in Rome Naples Visit and Society Scene

NEWS NOTES FROM ROME AND NEW YORK DETAIL THE Duke of Connaught and Princess Patricia's Naples stop amid talk of a betrothal with the Count of Turin. They plan to travel to Alexandria and Upper Egypt. The piece then shifts to a Metropolitan Opera House soirée filled with titled guests including Mrs. Whitney Warren and Miss Maude Wetmore in elaborate gowns, naming many attendees and gowns in box seats. It also notes a bachelor dinner for Stephan P. Clark of Albany, with prominent guests and abundant wedding gifts for Miss Hun of Albany.

Rome Duke of Connaught Naples Patricia of Connaught Count Turin Aboukir Patrica Aosta Patricia Alexandria Upper Egypt Great Lakes Edward England Tunisa Hunrabert Italy Victor Emmanuel III Abruzal Metropolitan Opera House Whitney Warren Maude Wetmore Henry Clews Potter Palmer Harry Lehr Clews Howard St. George Emerall Stephan P. Clark Henry C. Potter Rusan Hun Marcus T. Hun Albany Yele Club Mesers William Harta Beaman Odward S. Clark Walter Watson Stokes Lewis R. Parker Alexander Jones Rush Biurgia Aldo Johnson Robert Maclay Thomas Hun Miss Hun Clark

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