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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1912

Page

10

Woodward & Lothrop Open-Stock Dinnerware and Glassware

Woodward & Lothrop promotes open stock dinnerware and glassware from global patterns. The ad highlights plain etched Swedish rock crystal and richly cut glass, offering complete services and individual pieces to fit any table, with vast assortments and ongoing availability.

Reduced Electric and Gas Domes and Lamps Sale

Heavy price cuts on ornate leaded glass domes and lamps with colored panels designed to attract buyers. Listings show multiple items with past and current prices, including brass and bronze hall lamps and erase liedne lamp, though text is fragmented and ends abruptly.

Jarler

Napkin Sale Offers Silver Bleached Hem Damask Sets

A local ad touts 100 dozen silver bleached hemmed damask napkins in 20 inch size with handsome designs. Special price is 2.25 dollars per dozen, aimed at shoppers seeking bulk linens and elegant tableware.

Istdlazen

Fashionable Washington Society at Symphony Concert

A Washington Symphony concert drew a fashionable audience with guests including Mme Urcullo Mr Perkins Col Robert Y Thempoon and numerous society figures from the Pinchot and Page circles. Attendees filled boxes and lounges as diplomats ministers and prominent families mingled at the event and related dinners and teas in the capital society orbit.

Herbert Wadsworth Doe Panty Washington Symphony dMme Urcullo Perkins Robert Y Thempoon Thompson Walcott Tuckerman Tom Willams Charles Boukhtor Wood Arthur Dodge New York Mist Alles Eno Marie'Stephens Lille Alraj Henry Cobin Huide- Roper Murray

Tea Hosts At Washington Club Society Row

Mrs Meyer wife of the Mavs secretary entertained at tea yesterday. Mrs Arthur Parsons hosted a luncheon with Mme Fiano Mrs Charles White Miss Whitney Boston Mrs Arthur Biddle and Miss Biddle Philadelphia Miss Sophy Stanton Miss Myron Whitney Miss Sarah Lee and Miss Hobson among guests. Miss McCency wore gray embroidered crepe de chine at a Washington Club tea from 4 to dusk. Attendants included Mrs Ed ward Toftua Mrs Joseph EL Thromp and hostesses Mrs Ross Perry Mrs Wedy Mrs Witliamann Mrs Heaton and Misses Frances Brooks and Brownell. Miss McCency will be at home today at Kelvington and again on January 31.

Arthur 1 Parsons Mme Fiano Charles White Miss Whitney Boston Arthur Biddle Miss Biddle Philadelphia Dire Biddle Porter Sophy Stanton Mia ‘Myron Whitney Mia Sarah Lee Miss Hobson Misa Mary McConey Washington Club Mies Frances Brooks Brownell Misa McCensy Kelvington

Thoughts on Lead Poisoning in Industry

A bulletin from the United States Bureau of Labor outlines industrial lead poisoning in Europe and the United States. It notes many workers are affected by dust in painting pottery plumbing dyeing wallpaper and other trades and stresses prevention through housekeeping and factory management. Dr Allee Hamilton’s studies show better outcomes where dust control and clean conditions are prioritized, contrasting factories with comprehensive safety measures to those with poor practices.

Mates Bureau of Labor Europe United States Mino Eurape Allee Hamilton Hamilton Sa

Duke of Bedford builds private crematorium in London leases land

The Duke of Bedford quietly leased land in London for 44 years and erected a private crematorium, intended for family use rather than public access. The duke and duchess favor cremation, though they remain socially controversial due to their exclusivity. The auction scene at the Emily Grigsby sale featured high prices, with Maj Turner halting bidding at a set price and Maj Mustin paying top sums for jade cups, jars, and other pieces, while David Belasco bought several items. The piece ends noting the Emily Grigsby event as a failed effort to gain prominence in New York society.

Duke of Bedford London London Cremation Company Emily Grigsby Anderson Galleries Mondas Maj § Tururr Anderson Company M Mantin New York Maj Turner Mr Mustin Martin Mustin David Belasco Laura Grigs MOTTE

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