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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1909

Page

13

January Special Sale of Fine China and Glassware

Washington shoppers flock to January specials offering china glassware and household goods at low prices. The sale features 100-piece Dainty French King Dinner Sets in gold patterns, Japanese Austrian china bowls, one-of-a-kind Aberty Chinese items, Austrian Choco pots with gold decorations, and French china cracker jars, all offered at distinct, reduced prices.

Washington China Hans Paris Waxbinxton Licios Mamonds Ain Lucius F Street

Cup and Saucer Special on Bone China Varied Sets

Small lot of Bone China cups and saucers in deco varieties and shapes offered at four dollars per dozen. Deal highlights varied patterns and limited quantity for quick sale.

Japanese Vase Special Sale

A large collection of Japanese vases in rich decorations, shapes and sizes. Choice offered at 50 cents each.

New Jardinieres in Rich Variety of Shapes and Designs

A great assortment of new jardinieres in many shapes and explorations. Never before shown such a rich selection with matt greens and blended effects. Prices range from 15c each upward.

Special Sale on White Beds and Bedding

A January sale offers white enameled beds and cribs with brass posts and heavy fillers, plus box springs and mattresses made in the store factory. Prices range from 5 to 18 dollars for beds, 2 dollars for pillows, and 10 to 20 dollars for mattresses, with sizes in proportion and multiple colorless options available.

Washington Social Season Bounces Between Dinners and Engagements

The article chronicles a whirlwind of formal Washington entertainments. President Roosevelt and guests attend dinners hosted by high officials, with notable figures like Mr. Justice Moody and officers from the war and state departments in attendance. Engagement news includes Miss Laura Jackson's betrothal to Wilhelm Ekengren of the Swedish legation.

Roosevelt Wright Justice Moody Army J. Franklin Belt Bacon Treasury Beckman Winthrop Oliver Sharpe John Watkin New York Allen Root Béngparte John P. Jackson Laura Wotcott Jackson Wilhelm August Ferdinand Ekengren Washington Ekengren Foreign Office Stockholm Bar Harbor Mies Jackson Europe Legation Mme. de Lagercrantz Miss de Lagercrantz Mary de Lagercrantz Miss Jackson

Diplomatic and Congressional Dinners Host Various Dignitaries

The Japanese ambassador and baroness Takahira hosted a dinner with Secretary of State and Mrs. Foster, Secretary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs. Straus, Senators Burrows Cullom Aldrich Kean Du Pont and others. The Postmaster General and Mrs Mey hosted Austrian, Brazilian and Swiss officials and several senators and representatives. Olmsted of Pennsylvania hosted at the Metropolitan Club in honor of the Speaker. McKinney and niece Miss Mattis also entertained.

James Afr George Young MM Young Howard W. Kennard Kennard Roosevelt Aff Young Maude Pauncefote Munn Martha Phillis Sir George Young Willing Paillips William Straight Quey Lieut. Col Nabuco Miss Lagercrantz Hoyt Aleshire Prince Windisch-Graetz Capt Cherney Ix Pant Mr. Heresford-Hope Miss Cameron Lodge Miss Hopking Count Torok Vor Sirmm Sowerby Basil Mies Lena Hemenway Hemenway Mew Willard Mrs. Fairbanks Miss Cannon Foraker Takahira Mey Hengelinuker Nabyco Vogel Swiza Aldrich Kean Misa Kean du Pont Bourke Ochan Patterson Slater Patten Mies Yerry Howard Gillett Peters Representative Olmsted Penivania Metropolitan Club

Fashionable Society Fashions and Fetes in Philadelphia and London

Prominent city and society figures recount fashion trends and events. Harry Lehr’s continental wardrobe visit to Philadelphia is noted with calls at Drexel home. London nuptials unfold as the Earl of Granard plans marriage to Miss Beatrice Mills. Mrs. Whitney renovates 2 West 57th Street while Metropolitan Opera audiences sparkle with couture from Vanderbilt to Drexel etc.

Carmen Silva Roumania Olga Nethersale Benatio Belasco Theater Miss Nethersale New York Miss Nethersole Muskowskii David Kindelberger Song Victor Hervert Harry B Smith Missax Hunsarlen Hlivet Mme Fon Cnschuid Lazard Rou~ Imamia Carmen Selva Roumaniay Ales Otta Nathersole Miss Sminnie Saxton Miss Hawke Mita Engle Tuprene Taylor Wewkaj Milas Alga Converse Iiermeczo Lola Frieckmann Miza Minnie E. Compton Washington Charles H. Squire San Francisco George Compton Park Road Joseph Dawson Edith J. Compton Arthur G. Compton Squire Hanna Méh Sixteenth Street George B. Truett Miss Truett Thirty-first Street Joseph Abel Clifton Street A. J. Drexel Walnut Street Lehr Earl of Granard Earl of Dartmouth Dartmouth Charles Street Berkeley Square London Beatrice Mills England Jane Beatrice Mills Harry Payne Whitney West Fifty-seventh Street Whitney Westbury Luva Metropolitan Opera New Opera Miss Shepherd Reginald Vanderbilt Sir Stewart Lady Constance Richardson William K. Vanderbilt, Jr Constance Richardson Samuel Chauncey Elbridge Gerry Gerry John R. Drexel James Spayer Manhattan Opera House Mme. Melba William ©. Langley George C. Boldt, Jr Helen Hammond Allen Bolle Walton H. Marshall John,w. Horner, Jr George C Mrs. Roldt, Jr Miss Hammond Sir Pardon Lady Clarke Judge Morgan J. O'Brien Josephine Schmid Lewis Lombard Switzerland Charles A. Truax O’brien Schmid Clark Potter ‘Read Mary Weatherbee

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