Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 7 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1915

Page

12

Friday Clearance Hats and Men's Wardrobe Clearance

A department sale offers Women's Untrimmed Hats at 50 cents each and a broad clearance of Men's Waistcoats and Shoes. Waistcoats feature striped patterns and white or gray self patterns suitable for street to tuxedo wear, with hand tailored finish and ocean pearl buttons. Shoes include remnants of $5 lines for $2.75, plus sweaters, slippers, trunks, bags, and other menswear items at deep cuts across floors two to four of the store.

TAN sFitek Ss Aia Ara Byron Weil Bae Tenth Street G Street

Austro Hungarian Ambassador Hosts Guests at Belmont Dinner

Washington social pages note a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Belmont honoring the Austro Hungarian Ambassador and Mme Dumba. Attendees include diplomats from Argentina Spain Italy and the Netherlands with officials such as Secretary of War Garson and Justice Pitney among others. Other gatherings feature dinners at the Army and Navy Club with Gen Burnett and Rep McKellar, and multiple calls at the Willard Hotel with Goethals and Williams.

Mme. Bumba Mrs. Belmont Preston Gibson Rhode Island Avenue Secretary of War Garnson Justice Mahton Pitney Hugh Wallace Rollins Morse Gist Blair Wiliam Draper Misa Mary Patten Roberts Maurice Low D. B. Wills Army and Navy Club Weaver John A. Johnstone Burnham Smith Henry ©. Clark Theiss Bullard Bringer W. A. Wells J. B Rhoades Gordon Martin H. H. Brown Martine Daniel W. Wurtsbaugh Milo P. Fox

Beautiful Washington Girl Becomes Bride of Former German Diplomat

A Washington society note describes a ceremony and social events surrounding a Beautiful Washington girl who married a former German diplomat at a prominent church. The piece lists guests, receptions, and visits by notable figures, including remarks on hospitality at the Willard and tea duties shared by many society members and relatives. It mentions other social engagements, ambassadors, and a forthcoming wedding trip to Jacksonville, Florida.

Washington

Miss Cecelia May Weds Lieut Wilhelm Vom Rath In Berlin Embassy

Berlin January 14 A war wedding at the American embassy linked two continents as Miss Cecelia Jacqueline May daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry May of Washington DC married Lieut Wilhelm vom Rath Jr an ordnance officer with the Thirty third cavalry brigade now on the eastern front Ambassador Gerard officiated The couple met in Washington and the ceremony was intimate with only close friends present Vom Rath belongs to a wealthy family and is connected to the German embassy staff.

Anna Marion Russell F. H. Woolston Herndon Albion Williamson Knight Jacksonville Fla Randolph McKim Floyd Knight Wilhelm Vom Rath, Jr Washing Vom Rath Cecelia Henry Jacqueline May Col Mrs. May Belle of Washington Berlin Hague London Cecelia Jacqueline May Bee and W Beauty Cal Henry May Washingston D. C Wilthelm Vom Rath Gerard Lieut Washington Thirty-third Cavalry Brigade Cecilia May Wilhelm Vom Rath Cot May Europa Germany Nineteenth Street Medorem Crawtorn Vor Rath Eden Hall Secred Heart Philadelphia Europe Petrograd

Dear Milstead Nuptials at St. Margaret's Church

Miss Teatrice Whitworth Milstead married Richard Douglas Dear in a St. Margaret's Church ceremony conducted by Rev. Herbert Scott Smith. Easter lilies and ferns adorned the church. The bride wore white satin with old Spanish lace and a Dutch lace cap, and carried bridal roses. The couple will reside in Minnesota after a Willard tea and reception at the Manor House.

St. Margaret's Church Teatrice Whitworth Milstead Mary E. Mad Richard Douglas Dear Herbert Scott Smith H. Co. Whitworth United States Revenue Cutter Service Richard Meyer Chicago Harry Kelly Arthur Tiffen Wiliam Patton Harry Kenner Augustus Kenner la Tour Milstead

The Hair That Artists Admire

An artist explains the chief charm of beautiful hair as even color brilliance and looseness. Proper washing with a shampoo product like canthrax dissolves dandruff oil and dirt, leaving hair fluffy lustrous and healthy to promote growth.

Society Notes At Willard And Washington Gatherings

Senator and Mrs Ransdell with niece Miss Lillian Powell were guests at dinner and a theater party at the Willard. Miss Powell attends the winter sessions of the Woman's Movement for Constructive Peace with Mrs Ransdell. Mrs Hansdell attended until midnight voting on organization details. Mr McNutt hosted Secretary Lane at luncheon at the Willard. N Krupsaw announces the engagement of his daughter Anna to Jacob Joseph Friedman of Omaha. Mrs A P Niblack has taken an apartment at the Highlands for the winter. The Minister of Columbia hosted a luncheon at the Shoreham. Miss Dorothy Mason and Miss Ruth Wilson travel to Philadelphia to visit Rev and Mrs Clarence W Bispham and their debutante daughter Sophy Bispham. they will return Wednesday. Gen and Mrs McCrea have arrived at the Hotel Garden. Rep and Mrs Seldamridge have returned to Washington and rented an apartment at the Highlands. Miss Gladge Atlas has returned from Baltimore where she visited Anna Rubenstein. Mrs Craven has closed her P Street house for an indefinite New York stay. Miss Gertrude Cole of Weston West Virginia, niece of former Senator George Cole.

Ransdell Lillian Powell The Willard Miss Powell Mrs. Ransdell Woman's Movement For Constructive Peace Hansdell Dorothy Mason Ruth Wilson Philadelphia Clarence W. Bispham Sophy Bispham Gsadge Atlas Washington Baltimore Anna Rubenstein Craven P Street New York

Also Mentioned on This Page

WhsdWard & LoThrop Parr N. Y Veneels Orelbrwlars Skioe Il F Street Imense Aulok Lakewood Market Co P St. N. W Duton C. A. Muddimar & CO Oimnenon New Willard Ra “ Borden Fiern Fkioor Max Barher Srinos Weano Coc Brighton California St Come. Ave N. B. Sweet K. A. Wustrow Plante Conn Ave Fe, Cunningham’ Co Mammoth Cloak and Suit House Seventh Street Jaeger Meyer’s F St Prion Perry Belmont Mme Dumba Misa Margaret Cameron Belmont Frederick Bugher K Street Mme. Neon Mme. Riano Frank Mitchell Gwynn Philip McMillan Horace Westcott Woodbury Blair William Littauer Corbin de Beaufort Netherlands Celieré Italy George HE. Hamilton Covington Secretary of the Interior Frankin K. Lane Capt Mrs. Wills Fred Britten Senator McCumber Fred McKenney MccKeown Representative McKellar Albert Goodwin Alexander Kirk Gorgas Oscar Underwood Evans Sidney Williamson Julian Williamson Mears Johnson Driggs Merry Talbot Derivaux Dolphin Walter McLean Gillett Hill Joseph E. Kuhn Washington Barracks Parker Kuhn Army Chrair Engineer Corps Gen George W. Goethals Panama Canal John Skelton Williams Treasury Edward Cooper West Virginia Cooper Dennis McCarthy E. E. Reynolds George W. Danforth I. OS. N San Francisco Danforth Charlies H. T. Lowndes Charles D. Walcott Smithsonian Institution Chusetts Avenue Col. Hodges Tennessee B. F. le Seur Cannon Vance Cheney Congressional Club Fletcher Lloyd Padgett Clark Florida Bulkley Ohio William Jennings Bryan Bryan Candler Mississippi Campbell Kansas Carlin Virginia Robert Hollister Chapman Cleveland Bignor Gino Buti H. B. Hayden Field Artillery E. E. Hayden Walter Reed Hospital Natalie Magruder Margaret HB. Taylor T. Fenton Taylor East Sixty-seventh Street Andrew Mooreland Ritz Carlton Harry S. Lehr Leonard Thomas Harry Black Rhinelander Stuart, Jr Charles A. Mumm Knight—Russell Misa Beatrice Eliott Misa Joan Hl Miss Eliott Sir Arthur Lady Eliott Scotland Misg Ihott United States Red Cross Eee Cecelia J. May U.S Romance of the Capital Newport George T. Storter New Hampshire Avenue Porter van Devanter Wallace Radcliffe James L Sluyden James Brown Scott Mary Mitchie Marion Butler Henry C. Jewett William E. Chilton Dear—Milstead Nuptials House Mrs. Dear Minnesota George Doubleday W.B. Adamson Arthur L. Warthen Front Royal Jane B. Walloch Barger Walloch Edna H. Barger John O. Steger Steger Edwin A. Godwin Mrs. Remey Miss Remey Harry ¥. Hodges Alma Louise Hodges Magse Mr. McNutt Miss Krupsaw N. Krupsaw Anna Jacob Joseph Friedman Omaha Nebraska A. P. Niblack Captain Niblack the Highlands Columbia Shoreham Mrs. McCrea Seldamridge Gertrude Cole Weston, W. Va Senator George Cole S. Kann Sons & Co 8Th ST Penna. Ave Price Josef Hofmann E.F. Droop & Sons CO Powhatan Powhatan Orchestra Owen Mer Madison Hall School Cole Dawson City B.C Nina Roberts Rittenhouse Brooke Tunstall Mra Bennett Darnall Ruxton A. & Goldsborough St. Paul Street de Sales L St. N. W Bausches's Phytician Marton Salon Cosmetiques Kenols Flowers J. H. Small & Sons New York Corner 15Th End Waldorf-Astoria Broadway Highlands Hotel Oona. Ave California George 4 Manger
Search Courier

Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication