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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1909

Page

21

January Special Sale of China and Glassware Items

January sale offers best grades in Chinaware Glassware and household needs. Numerous lots from manufacturers Hy for thin sale include 100-piece French King Dinner Sets in gold traced patterns at 3.50 each. Austrian China pieces with Jap Minneh and decorations offered with prices as low as 0.75 each. One-of-a-kind Abery Chinese items priced 1.00 each. French China Cracker Jars and decorative pieces feature gold traced and gold stippled designs in varied shapes.

Washington China Hans Paris Waxbinxton Licios Mamonds Ain Lucius F Street

Cup and Saucer Special on Bone China Variety

A small lot of Bone China Cups and Saucers offered in deco varieties and shapes. Special price is 4.00 per dozen.

Japanese Vase Special at 50 Cents Each

A large lot of Japanese vases offered in rich decorations, shapes, and sizes. Choose from a wide variety with each vase priced at 50 cents.

New Jardinières in Rich Variety of Shapes and Colors

In a great variety of shapes designs and explorings we offer a rich assortment of mat greens and blended effects. Prices range from 15e each upward.

Special Sale on White Beds and Bedding Items

Special sale offers white enameled beds and cribs with brass posts, plus mattresses box springs and pillows. Includes goose feather pillows, German ticking, and in‑house made mattresses and box springs. Prices range from 2.00 to 20.00 for various bed sizes and configurations.

Alan White

Washington Social Season Dinners and Engagements

President and Mrs Roosevelt were honored guests at a formal dinner hosted by Secretary of War Wright and Mrs Wright. The article notes engagements, embassy balls, and numerous social events across Washington including Miss Laura Jacksons engagement to Wilhelm Ekengren, and a British embassy cotillon in honor of Miss Roosevelt with extensive guest lists and arrangements at the New Willard and European legations.

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 James Afr George Young MM Young Howard W. Kennard Kennard 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

Diplomatic dinners mark embassy engagements in Washington

The Japanese ambassador and baroness Takahira hosted a dinner with top officials and lawmakers including Secretary of State and Commerce and Labor, Mrs Straus, Senators Burrows Cullom and Aldrich, and many guests. The Postmaster General and Mrs Mey hosted another dinner for Austrian and Brazilian ambassadors, ministers, and lawmakers. Representative Olmsted hosted at the Metropolitan Club in honor of the Speaker, with further guests including McKinney and his niece Mattis.

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 and Opera Night in Philadelphia and New York

Philadelphians welcomed Harry Lehr back from abroad with a brief visit and calls at the Belle vue Stratford and A. J. Drexel home. London traffic invites the Earl of Granard to marry Miss Beatrice Mills as they plan a London residence for a year. Mrs. Whitney prepares a renovated New York townhouse with a grand ballroom. A superstitious note on socialites and their talismans appears amid fashion and opera scenes, with a crowded Metropolitan Opera and Manhattan Opera House audience showcasing gowns, diamonds, and high society.

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 New York 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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