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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1911
Page
14
Announcement of a store clearance offering boys suits overcoats trousers shirts and hats with descriptions of all-wool suits double-breasted Norfolk styles for ages 7 to 18 and various fabrics and colors, highlighting reduced prices and stock from trusted lines.
A fragment describes Kine Nainsook Drawers and Long Petticoats with muslin and cam embroidery. It notes dainty ruffles, cluster bric, deep tuck embroidery, valencieries lace and fiounces, with insertion details.
From the heart of the finest asparagus district the best stalks are packed the same day as cut to preserve delicacy and flavor. Bees brand extra large fancy ungraded olives are pressed from selected ripe olives and offer a nutty taste. money refunded if not satisfactory. An exceptional value at 69c the quart.
Secretary of State and Mrs John W. Foster hosted a silver wedding anniversary dinner for their son in law the Rev. Dr Allan Lacey Dulles and Mrs Dulles. The gathering at Washington featured relatives from Dulles and Foster families, with guests including William Dulles Joseph Dulles and Robert Lansing among others. The night also included notices of upcoming entertainments at the Playhouse and Washington Diet Kitchen along with remarks from notable officials.
Washington society gathers for dinners and teas with notable guests. Hostesses include Mrs Ridgely and Mrs Leth entertaining in honor of relatives and friends. Attendees feature diplomats, officers, and prominent Washington residents, with several upcoming events and home openings noted.
A Nyack hillside fire at Eagle's Nest in October 1908 involved Countess di Mosse seeking to deflect fraud claims in court. The Count, once famed socialite and multilingual physician, and his estranged wife Hattie Burchell, faced insurance disputes with losses of antiques, jewelry, and furniture totaling 23000 with contested claims of arson and fraud.
Former Washington resident Mrs A T Belknap suffered a bad fall at her New York home Friday, was thrown through a window pane breaking two ribs and receiving minor injuries. Last reports say she is in fair prospect of early recovery. A carriage from Robinsons Stable. Social duties will be a pleasure. Tel M.
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