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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1912
Page
8
Extensive listing of furniture items including chests, tables, chiffoniers and library tables in woods like mahogany and oak with values ranging from 1475 to 20000. Notes on design features high lighted and mentions of English and French pieces with various finishes and sizes.
A historic catalog item describes thgh grade mahogany bedsteads and front desigex in various finishes with values around 1250 each. Golden and Early English Gak hats fitted with water pan priced 195. Porches and cottage settees with nude arms and high back in green finish at 395. Golden Quartered Oak bedroom chairs 165. Solid Mahogany Suite 375, Famed Oak Suite 15000, Fumed Oak Suite 24000 with values 200 and 300 respectively.
An array of dignitaries attended a breakfast hosted by the Italian envoy and his wife in Washington. Guests included Danish Minister Countess Moltke, Mr and Mrs Chandler Anderson, military attachés, and numerous embassy representatives while other social notices highlighted luncheons and forthcoming weddings. The gathering featured prominent figures from British, French, Austro Hungarian, Russian, Brazilian, Belgian, and German embassies, with families and socialites from Washington and Annapolis in attendance.
Prince Adalbert of Hohenzollern arrives expected to land with his torpedo boat fleet in Newport in early July. He will celebrate his twenty eighth birthday on July 4 and is regarded by Germany as a capable and popular officer. American hospitality is anticipated, with preparations led by Mr Haniel von Halhausen and embassy staff including Retzmann, von Haidenbrock, Tenlin, and Horetmann aiding in Newport arrangements.
The Duke of Fife with his wife the princess and their two daughters endured a thrilling incident when the steamer Delli grounded off Cape Spartel last December. After being rescued from the stranded vessel they proceeded to Gualtar and continued their journey to Egypt aboard the steamer Macedonia.
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