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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1911

Page

8

Woodward & Lothrop New York Was Store Closes Today

Washington marks Woodward and Lothrop store closing at noon to honor New York Was Washington's Birthday event. The notice states the sale ends at 12 o'clock, with customers urged to complete purchases before closing.

Washington Wickersham Robert Shaw Oliver Miss Williams Miss Winslow Meyer Bryce Congressional Club New York

Anniversary Furniture Bargains Across Malin Floor

Anniversary sale features a wide range of department items with low prices. Men silk ties 35c, dress shirts $1, boys wool suits $6.25, blouses 75c, linen cloth 39c, ribbons 25c and 35c, and leather pumps $2.75. Also linens, glassware, bedding, and a limited stock of Springfield rifles at $1.95 each, touted as World War relics and decor.

Dorothy Dainty United States

Luncheon and dinners mark Washington social season

A long list of Washington receptions and dinners highlights a busy social calendar. Notable guests include Mrs. Ballinger, Miss Biddle, Mrs. Buckner Randolph, and many prominent officials and their spouses. Events span the National Theater, the Shoreham, Highlands, and private homes, with returns from European and domestic trips and upcoming receptions noted.

Taft Boston Symphony National Theater Secretary of the Interior Ballinger Biddle Buckner Randolph Cummins Iowa Highlands Mrs. Hubbard Kendall Prouty Judson C. Welliver John Snure Hutchins Des Moines Thomas Dawsop Good H. H. Goodrich Chicago Washington

Columbia Society Backs Move to Relocate Miller Cabin

The Columbia Historical Society passed resolutions urging removal of Joaquin Miller’s old Sixteenth Street cabin to Rock Creek Park for preservation. California members of Congress and the California Society support the effort, citing Miller’s dying condition and the site’s future as Henry White’s home.

Columbia Historical Society Sixteenth Street Rock Creek Park Jos Joaquin Miller Sierras California Congress Washington California Society Henry White France William ‘Indall District Board of Commissioners Columbia Historic Society Washington Club I Street Washington California Club The Historical Society Riggs House I E. A. Hayes New West William F. Englebright Joseph J. Keefer National Intelligencer G. W. Parke Custis Washington Arlington William Moore

Social Sets of Other Cities Continued in Page

In white satin and gold spangled net, box No 1 featured Mrs William Post with Miss Constance Warren in deep mauve velvet veiled with silver net. Other attendees included Mrs M Lawrence Keene with Mrs Henry Clews in white satin and brocade, and Mrs Frederic Bronson with Mrs James Speyer in turquoise satin and net. Box 28 held Mrs J Le Tailer in violet velvet with silver-spangled lace and Mrs Richard Stevens in white satin with black marabou. Oakleigh Thorne in cerise satin joined Mrs Howell Carroll in silver gray satin and Mrs Jules Bache in white brocade with silver filet lace.

William Post Constance Warren M. Lawrence Keene Henry Clews Frederic Bronson James Speyer J. le Tailer Richard Stevens Oakleigh Thorne Howell Carroll Jules Bache

Schubert Symphony Performed by Boston Symphony At National Theater

The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Fiedler delivered Schubert in C major with reverent brilliance at the National Theater. Soloist Alwin Schroeder offered Dvorak Waldesruhe and Leon Coellman Symphonic Variations, followed by Saint Saens Omphale and Danse Macabre. A. Witek’s first violin earned much credit for the ensemble’s striking effect. Downey's Rates for Finest Carriages Are Always Reasonable.

National Theater Boston Symphony Orchestra Fiedler Herr Fiedler Schumann Philip Hale Alwin Schroeder Knei- Sel Quartet Hess-Schroeder Quartet Dvorak’sa Waldesruhe Leon Coellman Saint-Saens Omphale A. Witek

New England's Fight For Her Fisheries

The piece defends Gloucester and New England fisheries against Canada US reciprocity plans. It cites mackerel boom 1878–85, argues tariffs protect local fishers, compares Nova Scotia labor costs, and warns Canadian free fish would gut US markets. It frames Gloucester as national industrial defender amid broader trade battles.

Canada New England Gloucester Washington W. H. Thomas Provincetown Cape Ann W. A. Wilcox Great Britain Grand Bankers Orlando Merchant Nova Scotia Lunenburg N. 3 Caulker England T -Wharf Boston Great Fish Mart Boston Fish Bureau T Wharf Georges Banks North Atlantic Ohio Halifax Chronicle United States Porto Rico Chronicle Congress Captain Peoples William H. Thomas Tommy Boh- Jin United States Navy Grand Banks

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