Dotted and Figured Batiste Curtains for Laundering 24 Yards
Sheer dotted and figured batiste curtains described as easily laundered. Length 24 yards.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1915
Page
12
Glass Crash Toweling Offered At Old Price
Fifty pieces of Glass Crash Toweling in blue and red checks and plaids offered at the old 15¢ yard price. Dried glass needs. sale on second floor Eleventh Street with no advance.
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Eleventh Street
National Union Plans First Chesapeake Beach Outing
Final plans were laid for the National Union first annual outing at Chesapeake Beach next Monday. An expected crowd of 5,000 members and friends will ride a special train. Athletic events and dances with prizes are on the program. Emergency medical aid will be provided by Drs. Frank Repetti, R. L Spire, and Leopold Glushak. Barry J Stahl chairs the excursion committee with George 0 Auguste as secretary. Other chairmen listed include Athletics WOJ O'Brien and Elmer Johnson on program and printing, JB Fitzpatrick on badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Union
Chesapeake Beach
Real Estate and Trust Company
Union
Frank Repetti
R. L Spire
Leopold Glushak
Barry J Stahl
George 0 Auguste
W Oj O'Brien
Elmer Johnson
JB Fitzpatrick
Shriners Parade Delights Seattle During Imperial Council
Mystle Shriners drawn to Seattle for the forty first annual imperial council meeting staged a parade escorting Imperial officers from headquarters to the Indy Temple Philadelphia with mounted and foot patrols and a band. Gov Ernest Lister gave the welcome address at the fret session. Afternoon activities included a steamer ride to Bremerton Navy Yard and automobile trips. Three balls were held tonight at the State Armory hippoedrome and the port commission pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Mystle
Imperial Council
Council Hall
Indy Temple
Philadelphia
Ernest Lister
Navy Yard
Bremerton
State Armory
Hippedrome
Port Commission
Thompson Wedding Party En Route to Summit Point Visit
Mrs James M Thomson and her husband, married June 30, plan a brief stop in Washington before continuing to Summit Point West Virginia. They are currently in Bowling Green Missouri after a Lakes tour, en route to visit Thomson's parents. The article also notes Costa Rican ministers arrival in Washington and a series of social engagements and forthcoming weddings and trips among Washington society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Thomson
Genevieve Clark
Washington
Summit Point
W. Va
Mr. Thomson
Bowling Green
Thomson
Great Lakes
Misa H M. Knighton
Katherine Frawley
M. & Bannon
West
California Exposition
Canada
Willard
Charles Mulliken
Minnie Conrad
E Lester Jones
Hamlin
Federal Reserve Board
Senator Martin
Virginia
Smart Sets of Cities Highlight Pageant and Death Bequests
A Newport fashion promoter Hermann Oblrichs plans a July 24 show at Rose Cliff with posters to town and nearby resorts, featuring live pageant acts as living national symbols. Separately, Mary Van Bell’s will leaves $160,000 to servants and $25,000 to Philadelphia charities, with trust income for life. Also reported are reconciliations of Duke Arturo de Majo Durazzo and his duchess, ties to Nahant Italian war fund sale, and Italian lace donations from Mrs. Gardner for charity.
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Hermann Oblrichs
Newport
Ylosters
Rose Cliff
Nationa
Howard Cushing
Jeanne D'Arc
Rue de Rivoli
Paris
France
Craig Biddle
America
Britannia
Arthur Scott Burden
Misa Gabrielle Warren
Whitney Warren
Switzerland
Mary van Bell
Merion
Philadelphia
van Beil
Margaret Burna
John Lavalle
Ordini Guldi
Nahant Road
Nahant
Masa
Italian War Fund
John L. Gardner
Banish Wrinkles With Simple Home Wash Lotion
A quick home remedy promises to smooth wrinkles using a wash lotion made from an ounce of powdered saffron dissolved in one pint of oil with hazel. Bathing the face with this solution tightens the skin, leaving a lasting tone and a youthful look, with effects described as not purely temporary.
Alone in Kongo Jungle Beset by Three Plagues
Special cable reports Dr Cuthbert Christy, famed sleeping sickness expert, returns from a three year Belgian expedition in the Kongo. He traversed the Ituri forest with Bambuti dwarfs, shot an okapi, and endured rain, twilight, flies, and ticks while subsisting on bananas and kolanu. The journey began at Borna in 1912, reached Stanleyville, then Ituri, ending near the Nile and Khartoum after war news affected the Sudan leg.
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Sudan
Washington Post
Lendor
Cuthbert Christy
Christy
Ituri Forest
Okap
Borna
Stanleyville
Ituri
Nile
Rejat
Khartum
La Follette Jr Recovering at Family Home
Robert M. La Follette Jr., son of Wisconsin senator, is slowly recovering at the family residence at 3320 Sixteenth Street Northwest from an illness induced by a complicated case of tonsillitis. He had to leave the University of Wisconsin before completing his course and has been ill at home since.
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Robert M. la Follette, Jr
Wisconsin
Sixteenth Street
la Follette
University of Wisconsin
Three Drexel Biddle bridesmaids to be brides this fall
Special to The Washington Post from Philadelphia reports three bridesmaids at the Duke Biddle wedding will wed in the fall. Elsa Reath wed to John Appleton of New York. Hope Truxton Beale engaged to Oliver Eton Cromwell. Ellen Yuille linked to William Sturges. Angier B Duke will be matron of honor at all three weddings.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Elsa Reath
Theodore W Reath
John Appleton
New York
Miss Reath
Rosemont
Hope Truxton Beale
Edward F. Beale
Deep Dale
Stratford
Oliver Eton Cromwell
Edward T Stotesbury
Beala
Walter Brooks
Northeast Harbor
Ellen Yuille
Angier
Duke
A J Drexel-Biddle
Guris
William Sturges
Biddle
Angler B Duke
Summer Season Gayettes In Full Swing at Resorts
Special to The Washington Post reports a Bar Harbor gathering where about 60 society figures attended a screenings night at the Swimming Club cabaret. Guests included William Lawrence Green with Mrs Green, Viscount d'Arte, Minister from Portugal, Constantin Brun, Minister from Denmark, and Miss Josephine Gibson. An outdoor pavilion concert drew nearly 100 swimmers, while fundraising added to a weekly drive for war relief with donors named among prominent New York families. Mrs Nicholas Murray Butler’s luncheon at the Revere Hotel highlighted society circles, and Narragansett Pier Junior War Relief members prepared 90 hospital-use articles at Valamar.
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Washington Post
Bar Harbor
Wiliam Lawrence Green
Viscount d’Arte
Portugal
Constantin Brun
Denmark
Josephine Gibson
John Jacob Astor
War Relief Committee
Katherine Force
Ernesto Fabbri
Alexander Broxe
Willam H Bliss
John Markoe
Ernest Schelling
John Herrison
Edward M Padelford
Albert H Gallatin
Francis H Johnson
William Lawrence
John L Kane
James O Garrison
New York
Auguste la Montagne
Revere Hotel
Nicholas Murray Butler
Newport
Philp la Montagne
Cottage Colony
Narragansett Pier
Junior War Relief Society
Valamar
Samuel HL Valentine
Alles
Mesdames Philip Stevenson
Carl Roberts
Kenneth M. Murchison
Hinman Laird
Rowland Hazard Henshaw Dewey
Rush Sturges
Pauline Disstan
Florence Kane
Katharine Brown Schemerhorn
Elsie Robinson
Eleanor
Lucy Chase
Helen Rostby
Laura Brown Nickerson
Lucy Jones
Margaret
Edith Moulton
Marguerite Prescott
Henrietta Porter
Society
Solf Cup Offered at White Sulphur Springs
Continued fair weather drew golf fans to White Sulphur Springs for the Solf Cup on the eighteen hole course. Col James R Branch of Richmond offers a cup for best July August score. Dancing class organized by Prof Victor Zebley attracts adults and children preparing for August carnival ball. Notables dine and entertain as Richmond visitors arrive for the season.
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Washington Post
Narragansett Pier Welcomes Duke and Duchess of Durazzo
The Duke Arturo de Majo Durazzo and ten duchesses were greeted on Narragansett Beach, with a swim and a luncheon at Grove Cottage. Attendees included Mrs Mildred H Wagner Mrs Talbot Hanan Mrs C M Hanan Miss Sarah Carey and Miss Charlotte Carey of New York. In the Casino Mr Truxtun Beale hosted a luncheon for Mr and Mrs Jerome N Bonaparte Mrs Edward G Burgess and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Duca Arturo de Majo Durazzo
Grove Cottage
Mildred H Wagner
Talbot Hanan
C. M. Hanan
Mise Sarah Carey
Misa Charlotte Carey
New York
Truxtun Beale Zave
Newport Horse Show Plans Announced for September
Newport executive committee Henry F. Eldridge Prescott Lawrence and Francis M. Ware unveiled a prospectus for a Newport horse show to be held September 3 and 4 on the Casino grounds. Forty two classes are listed and box reservations already include the Russian and Spanish ambassadors, governors Beeckman and Whitman, and numerous prominent society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Henry F. Eldridge
Prescott Lawrence
Francis M. Ware
Mme Bakhmeteff
Donna Alicia Ward de Riano
Rhode Island
R Jtyyngston Beeckman
New York
Charles S. Whitman
Arthur Curtiss James
William F Draper
Charles Frederick Hoffman
Milton Barger
SL Mason
Olver H
Old Fashioned Basket Picnic Enjoyed at Hot Springs
Hot Springs Va July 13 an old fashioned basket picnic drew 125 Homestead guests in the Cascades grove. A large lawn fete was held on the Casino lawn with an entertainment and dance. Tomorrow features swimming diving tennis and golf events. Myron T Hermek arrives from Cleveland with Dr RL J Deloach to visit childrens experimental gardens directed by Mme Gildys Ingalls. A Homestead golf trio included Harry Ward man AP Bowen and Dr Robert A Black with other twosomes Rex Bowen and Clark Milihaliand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Hot Springs
Lower
Cascades
Myron T Hermek Wil
Cleveland
RL J Deloach
Georgia Experiment Station
Childrens Experimental Gardens
Mise Gildys Ingalls
Harry Wardman
A P Bowen
Robert A Black
Alfred Thacher
Whitlock
Rex Bowen
Clark Milihaliand
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