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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1915

Page

12

Curtain Specials at Woodward & Lothrop NY to Paris

Curtain sale ads list prices for various drapery goods from Woodward & Lothrop including curtain sets and fabrics. Highlights include hemstitched voile and marquisette curtains in white and cream, with lengths described as 214 yards and 2½ yards respectively, advertised as dainty and excellent value.

Curtains on sale with varied values and lengths

Curtains priced from $2.00 to $5.00 accompany listed values for different curtain styles. Several Handsome Panel Curtains are included in the purchase. All curtains measure 214 yards in length and are located on the fourth floor.

New Austrian Linens Arrive with Towels Napkins and Doilies

New shipment from Austria includes 15-inch hemstitched doilies and tea napkins at 2.50 per dozen, 15-inch sewed fringed doilies at 3.75 per dozen. Tray or carving cloths 17 by 23 inches 35 cents each or 4.00 per dozen. Hemstitched Huck Towels 21 by 39.14 inches 35 cents each or 4.00 per dozen. Second floor Eleventh street.

Austria Eleventh Street

Washington's Official Set Honors Vice President and Mrs Marshall

Hundreds attended a reception at the Congressional Club in Washington to honor the Vice President and Mrs Marshall. The event marked the first time in the new clubhouse with lavish decor, a buffet supper, and an orchestra, drawing Senators, House members, cabinet members, and prominent figures including Mrs Samuel Spencer and Mrs Calderon Carlisle.

Washington Marshall Congressional Club Sherman Duncan U Fletcher Thomas P. Gore Fletcher Trinity College Rauscher’s Lawrence V. Grogan Bruce Fabnestock Grace Townsend Margaret Norman Baltimore Grogan

Social whirl and coming events in Washington scene

Washington society scenes unfold with Lt. Comdr. Castleman and Mrs Castleman guests of commandants, dinners for Dorothy Shuey and Miss Dorothea Owen, engagements announced for Susan Hoxall, and visits by Mrs. Bryan and other officials. Clerks note rearranged home days, theater plans, and London season outlook amid mourning everywhere.

Kenneth Castleman Mark Bristol Theodore Shuey Dorothy Shuey London Buckingham St. James Devonshire House Hyds Park House Grosvenor House Sunderland House Stafford House Montague House Covent Garden Actors” Fund

Notable Guests Arrive in Washington Shoreham Scene

Arrivals include Mrs Russell from Chicago and Mr Harrison from Virginia at the Shoreham. Sir Thomas and Lady Tait and Miss Winifred Tait of Montreal also stay there. Mrs Atlee Pomerene of Ohio, wife of Senator Pomerene, will host tomorrow afternoon in her Highlands apartment.

Samuel Spencer Garrison Thacher Moree Fitzgerald Gorgas Mills Elking Bispham Admiral O'Neil Henry B. Spencer National Theater Philadelphia Orchestra Crozier Calderon Carlisle Thomas F. Walsh Willard Saulsbury Amarylis Gillett William Jennings Bryan James MR. Mann Gillett Secretary of the Interior Arnold Hague Walter Bruce Howe Saulabury Theodore Richards Mias Hawkins Charles C Walcutt Walsh Horton Harrison Shafreth Senator Shafroth David Jayne Hull Thomas Symons Miss Mott Count Cellere Melloni Spring-Rice Lawrence Townsend Henry Cabot Lodge George Cabot Lodge Gwynn David F. Houston Gilbert Hitchcock Roland Cotton Smith Andrews Ben Hellen James Harlan T. W. Gregory James McMillan Preston Gibson Hubert Shaw Oliver Marion Oliver B. Williarmson Edwin Swift Clarence Moore Edward H. Gheen Mtas Gheen Sidney Ballou Thomas T. Gaff Edward Mitchell George Howard Gibbons Ely Hunt Slater John W. Foster Robert M. Thompson Sykes Ward Denys Denys Richardson Clover Beatrice Clover Henry Kirke Porter Hegeman Genevieve Clark Charles ©. Glover Laura Harlan Flora Wilson James Pilling Junius W. MacMurray MacMurray Frederic Huidekoper Misa Hagner Nicholas Anderson Philip McMillan Nathan Sargent Miss Sargent Ralph Jenkins J. Chase Wallace Radcliffe McClintock Frank Noyes Newbald Noyes Charles C MeChord Christian Heurich Keyser Stone Maxwell Church William N. Strong Sheridan William L. Marshall Samuel Pilson Matthew T. Scott The Daughters of the American Revolution Society Twenty-first Street Carl Vrooman J. Hamilton Lewis Claude A. Swanson Morris Sheppard Albert Cummins John Bankhead Charles F. Johnson Bryan Washington Arizona William Jennings Bryan, Jr Edward W. Eberle Navy Yard Randolph Harrison Virginia John J. Knapp Eberle Jotn Holmes Magruder U. S. & Wyoming Brooklyn Navy Yard Margaret Hamlin*Taylor Natalie Magruder Misa Taylor East Sixty-seventh Street Mia. Thorp Wilder Phyllia Miles Anne Moore John Bassett Moore Sylvia Wilder Geer Virginia Hunt Wyoming Thompson Gary Highler Tez Heather Chanler New York Powhatan Hotel Ane Gary Secretary of State Agstat State Department University of Virginia Bar of Texas Byron Adama Michele di Stasio Genoeffa Pietro Galeo Fiore Holy Hosary Church Third Pythian Temple Osborne Connecticut Mrs. Wooten Maj. Wooten Washington Barracks T .Russell Chicago Henry Harrison Thomas and Lady Tait Winifred Tait Montreal Canada Shoreham Atlee Pomerene Senator Pomerene Ohio Highlands

Prohibition Praise at District WCTU Meeting

The Washington District WCTU praised women for supporting national prohibition with church leaders at Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. Rev Earle Wilfley lauded the effort and noted House and Senate votes point to imminent national prohibition. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. D. S. Petrie and Mrs. FR. Jones for medal contests and white ribbon recruits.

Washington National Woc T. U Vermont Avenue Earle Wilfley House Senate W. Co. T U Georgia Mre D. S. Petrie Mra FR. Jones Norman Hill Winflay Wilson L. Gill American Patriotic League Margaret Dye Ellis Ella Thatcher

Australian doctor travels 12000 miles to wed Virginia woman

J Arthur Chapman a young Adelaide medical specialist arrived in Norfolk after a 12000 mile voyage to marry Misa M Hoslar of Churchland. He met her in Philadelphia while studying at the University of Pennsylvania and after planning his career returned to Australia before completing preparations for marriage.

Washington Port Norfolk J. Arthur Chapman Adelaide Australia Misa M. L. Hoslar R. T. Howlar Churchland Chapman Miss Mostar Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Miss Hosias

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