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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1916

Page

12

January Linen Sale by Bloodward & Lothrop in New York

The January sale at Bloodward & Lothrop offers trustworthily pure linens at deep discounts as imports push prices higher. Tables damask, napkins, doilies, and towels are listed with yard and dozen prices, highlighting Irish damask and Madeira embroidery options on a variety of sizes and widths. Second floor at Eleven Street features 2x2 yard cloths, napkins, and huck towels with strong savings.

Eleventh Street

A Sale of the Finest Domestic Rugs at Reduced Prices

A sale features plain colored rugs and oriental style designs, with a limited period discount on Whittall and Herati Wilton and Chenille rugs. Rugs sized 9x12 feet are offered as assortments shrink. Prices reduced from 48 to, 35 to, 65 to, 60 to, and similar.

Whittall Royal Worcester Childema Body Brussels Herati Houbalx Wilton Herat Chlidema Roubaix F Street

Diplomatic Dinners and Washington Social Season Reflections

A Washington society roundup recounts dinners and receptions honoring foreign ministers and U.S. officials at the White House and embassies. Notables include Chilean, Bolivian, Cuban, Nicaraguan, Chinese ministers plus Cabinet wives and daughters, with a blue room reception and pre-dance dinners at venues like the Playhouse and Raleigh.

Nine Reasons Men Leave Home As Stated by Pioneer

International News Service reports J G Henry Neil founder of the mothers pension system outlines nine major causes of desertion: low wages, unemployment, bad housing, alcohol, arrest for supporting families, charity interference, social guests and visitors, military or naval discipline, and wife misconduct. The piece also notes social hostesses and visitors in Washington society and various arrivals at the Willard and other hotels.

New York J. G. Henry Neil Mhothers

Phelps Newberry to Wed in Washington Society Circle

Detroit social world gathers for a notable January wedding as Christian Muir van Husan and Phelps Newberry prepare to wed at 4 pm at the residence of Mrs. William K. Muir. The guest list includes prominent figures and hosts in Washington society, with extended plans and related social events noted.

Washington Post Detroit Mich Christian Muir van Husan Phelps Newberry Navy Truman H. Newberry Washington William K. Muir Jefferson Avenue Julian Bishop

Society Notes Span Rich Abroad and American Names

RANce GANTACUZENE, married to Julie Grant’s granddaughter, has become a general and serves at the czar's side. He fought in East Prussia where he was wounded. his wife, a Red Cross nurse, runs a Petrograd hospital. Mrs Flagler plans White Hall gatherings at Palm Beach. Tuxedo hosts a wintry skating day as New York society awaits Mrs Astor’s Fifth Avenue dinner and dance.

Rince Gantacuzene Julia Dant Grant Frederick D. Grant Grant Nicholas Cosimo Caucasus Prince Cantacuzene East Prussia Red Cross Petrograd United States Europe Henry M. Flagler White Hall Palm Beach America Mr. Flagler Flagler New York

Funeral Services for Mrs. Richard Wallach at Family Home

The funeral for Mrs. Richard Wallach, who died Sunday at 1401 I Street, will be held this afternoon at the family residence with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. A cultured Washington matron and hostess of rare accomplishments, she was sister to Jesse Brown and mother to Richard Wallach, Capt. Robert Wallach, and several daughters active in society.

Oak Hill Cemetery Richard Wallach I Street Wallach Washington Rose Brown Helléship Jesse Brown Warrenton Robert Wallach Feroline Perkins Henry Cleveland Perkins Edward Mitchell Woodbury Blair John H. Merriam

Bradley and Bandera Wed in Washington DC Transfer

Peters burg announces the marriage of Wm Oscar Bradley and Miss Kathleen Bandera at the Washington Street Methodist Church with Rev Dr Wilkinson officiating. Both principals reside in Washington DC. Ceremony held this afternoon.

Washington Post Petersburg Wilkinson Washington Street ME Church Oscar Bradley Kathleen Bandera Washington, D. C

TODAY'S BEAUTY HELP HAIR WASH WITH CANTHRAX ADVICE

A vintage advertisement promotes a hair washing method using two teaspoonfuls of canthrax dissolved in hot water, rinsed with clear water. It claims quick drying, bright fluffy hair with dandruff removal and a clean scalp, though notes hair may appear greasier afterward.

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