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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1913

Page

12

Sale of English Porcelain Dinnerware in Open-Stock Patterns

English porcelain dinnerware offered in open stock. Oatmeal saucers and coffee cups sized 2.2.26 inches, priced from 10 to 15 cents each. After dinner coffee cups 10 cents, sauce dishes four inches at 6 cents each. Counts and sizes vary with prices ranging up to 50 cents each.

Divanette Bed Offers Flexible Davenport Style at $20

A versatile furniture item described as the Divanette Bed combines a davenport look with compact sizing and full metal construction for sanitary long wear. It features a National spring fabric, a white cotton mattress with striped ticking, and a striped denim slip cover for chair or bed use, all priced at $20.00 complete.

Miss M S Smith Becomes Mr Guy Emerson Bride

Miss Margaret Sigourney Smith daughter of Rev Dr Roland Cotton Smith and Mrs Smith married Guy Emerson son of Dr Nathaniel W Emerson of Boston. Ceremony at LD 8&J Johns Lafayette Square featured palms, orange blossoms, chancel decor and a breakfast at Rhode Island avenue home. Guests included Lord Eustace Percy Bayard Tuckerman Kenneth Carpenter Ralph Hornblower and many Washington and New York social figures. The couple will reside in Washington after a two week wedding trip.

J. John’s Lafayette Square Margaret Sigourney Smith Roland Cotton Smith Smith Guy ‘Emerson Nathaniel W. Emerson Boston Eustace Percy Bayard Tuckerman New York Kenneth Carpenter St. Louis Ralph Horn-4blower David Warner Warrenton James F. Curtis John Marsh Washington J. Cotten Smith Mary McCauley Meyer Alys Meyer Violet Thayer Mary Wood Marie Duryee Harriet Post Mise McCauley Roland Cottonsmith Nathaniel Emerson W. G. Thayer Herbert Foster Otis George , Howard Perin Frank Ellis Nathan Wyeth Ralph Jenkins John Magruder Natalie Magruder William Corcoran Hifi Rixey W. Tayloe Snyder M. .P Maus A. Garrison McClintock Katherine McClintock William H Wilmer Rebekah Wimmer Alexander Britton John Reyburn Reyburn Elizabeth Rogers John R. Williams Perry Belmont Frank B. Noyes Noyes Arthur Willett Janin Morris Evans Evans Richard Harlow James McMillan Walter Tuckerman Reginald Boardman Gladys Munn Patten William Barret Ridgely Whiting Richard Butler Gladys Hinckley Catherine Britton

Flora Wilson Recital Draws Large Belasco Theater Audience

A large Belasco Theater audience attended yesterday's recital by Miss Flora Wilson. Secretary Wilson sat with his son James in his box. Notables in boxes included Mrs. Alice Copley Thaw with Mrs. Ross Perry and Miss Thaw, and Mrs. Champ Clark with Mrs. Caroline Abbott Stanley, Mrs. Anna Hamilton Pitzer, Miss Pitzer, and Miss Clark. Mrs. James R. Mann hosted Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor, Representative McKinley, and Miss Mattle, while Mme Luz Mendes, daughter of Guatemala's minister, appeared with Miss Marta Calvo and Miss Calvo.

Belasco Theater Flora Wilson Wilson James Wilson Alice Copley Thaw Ross Perry Miss Thaw Champ Clark Caroline Abbott Stanley Anna Hamilton Pitzer Miss Pitzer Miss Clark James R. Mann Gilbert Grosvenor Representative McKinley Mattle Mme

Army wedding in Westminster Maryland

Miss Relainder became the bride of Capt Thomas M Robins U S A at a noon ceremony in Westminster Maryland. Officiating and attendees included several officers from the Washington barracks and West Point, with Maj William P Barden and Mrs Barden among guests.

Westminster Relainder Thomas M. Robins U. SA Engineer Corps Washington Barracks Earl North Herknesa Marke Robins Alexander U. A West Point

Mrs Wilson gifts handkerchief for Hagerstown fire fair

Mrs Woodrow Wilson wife of the President elect sent a handkerchief to the Western Enterprise Fire Company in Hagerstown Maryland. The embroidered item will be sold at a forthcoming fair to aid the fire company. A letter accompanying the gift expresses hope for the event’s success.

Hagerstown Fire Company Hagerstown Western Enterprise Fire Company Woodrow Wilson

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