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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1906

Page

15

Tapestry Samples for Cushions and Covers at Bargain Prices

Hundreds of small tapestry and brocade pieces offered for cushion and chair covers. Priced 13c to 50c and up to $3.50 each. Includes manufacturer’s samples and short lengths in Oriental, fruit, and verdure patterns. Lengths 8.4 to 11.4 yards. Specially suitable for covering odd chairs and sofa cushions. Values up to $3.50.

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Daintily Decorated Austrian China Dinner Sets Sale

Import sale offers new Austrian china sets at $15 per 100 pieces. January Jardiniere Sale lists large assorted jardinieres priced at 35c each for choice and 25c on center tables. Brown glassware half price includes goblets and stems at 5c to 10c each. American cut glass bowls offered at $2.78, down from $3.50.

Jardiniere Jardinieres

Imported Thinblown Tumblers In Greek Star Pattern

A catalog note highlights Thinblown glass tumblers featuring Greek and star patterns priced at 55 cents per dozen. Item appeals to collectors seeking vintage glassware with decorative motif. Quantity or seller details are not specified.

Social and Personal YOUNG AMERICA ON WEDDING in Washington

The social pages detail a string of Washington events centered on Miss Roosevelt choices and the Longworth wedding. Dinners at the French Embassy and the Willard, hostesses including Mrs. Corleyou and Mrs. Newberry, and appearances by prominent officials mark a season of receptions. Hosts, guests, and schedules reveal a lively diplomatic social scene with many invitations at the New Willard, Ebbitt House, and local clubs.

Countess de Chambrun Washington Longworth Root America Miss Roosevelt Duke Bri London Mme. Jusserand Fairbanks Mrac. Hergelmunler Secretary of the Treasury Shaw War Taft Burrows Austin Say Liius Fournier Paris Nicholas Longworth Altice Roosevelt Highteenth Street Cincinnati Mr. Longworth Supreme Court New Willard Moody Fuller Harlan Brewer Brown White Holmes Justine McKenna Justice Day Hoyt Cowles Charles Fleury Butler John B. Reyburn John_, Hemphill Hope Slater Nicholas Fis Oliver FE. Cromwell John Robinson Mary Gwynn Senator Brandegee Richard Townsend F Street George Howard W. W. Kimball Kauffmann Cariion Martin Loose Mme. Quesada Loftus James R. Mann Willis Moore Charles Foster Walton George B. Williams Somers Gove B. H. Warner Kuzer Col. Kuzer Hobart China Sir Tiang- Cheng Regation Henry C. Allen New Jersey Maud Allen Miss Allen Mary Bearle Massachu Govan Clyde Canadian Pacific Montreal Quebec Liverpool Garci Fairfield Shipbuilding Company Copains Canadian Pacific Railway Co Fairfield Company

Mrs Dewey Hosts Missionary Society Event in Topeka Exposition Plans

On Friday evening Mrs. W. W. Dewey hosted the Home and Foreign Missionary Society of Guntan Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church in honor of Miss Little who led the society and will move to Minneapolis. Mrs. Frank A. Warfield presented Miss Tuttle a pearl brooch. Topeka will host a semi centennial exposition in 1911 marking Kansas statehood anniversary with events planned in Topeka.

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