Dutch Bible of 1643 Seized by Washington Area Purchaser
A 1643 Dutch Bible once owned by the Demarest family and now held by Charles Kohen in Washington is featured with colored maps and cross references. The volume, printed in Amsterdam by Stam, weighs 25 to 30 pounds and includes notes by Peter Demarest’s descendants. Officials in the Netherlands have examined the book, which contains a double page world map and early biblical annotations, with discussions ongoing about its authenticity and provenance.
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National Synod
Art and Artists of the Capital Highlighted at Arts Club
The Arts club hosts an evening program of dramatic readings with incidental music in the garden led by Gertrude Richardson Hing Ham and Frank FB Gibson, followed by a club dinner on Tuesday. A summer exhibition by resident artist members remains open daily, featuring works by Washington artists and a new Memorial Cross project by Morris Lessenring and Alne S JF Dunbar.
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Dunbar
Lincoln
Walter Is Chaloner
Washington
Boston
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G Street Northwest
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A EH O Rolle
Chaloner
Department of Agriculture
Appalachian Club
Worcester Polytechnic School
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Burnside
Red Cross
France
Art Center
Westchester Ailtmore Country Club
Rye
Lucile Hitt
Tanis
Burnsiden
National Art Center
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London
Chicago Tribune
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Max Bohm
Ace
Charles W. Hawthorne
E .Ambrose Webster
Elizabeth Haynes Thomas
Provincetown Art Association
Association
Misa Thomas
Provincetown Association
Henry Mottet
Europe
Mottet
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Munich
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Frank Desales
Provincetown
Desales
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Philadelphia
Anna Taylor
Columbia
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New England
Canada
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Rolie
Maine
Thousand Islands
Niagara
Lake Genarge
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Clephane
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League
Scottish Season Drawing England's Society 10 North
American buyers rent thousands of acres in Scotland for shooting as society circles flock to Balmoral Marlodge and nearby estates. Notable leases include G Cole Scott at Castle Forbes and Mr McBurney at Glentrim House. Royal visits planned. Lady Ursula Grosvenor wedding tops social week in London.
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Sandbringham
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Ursula Grosvenor
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Grosvenor House
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Haton
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Paris Receptions for Mrs Rockefeller Jr in Versailles
Paris reports describe receptions in honor of Mrs John D Rockefeller Jr tied to her husband’s gift to France. Versailles palace opened its long-closed channel for a sacred music program and tour led by the fine arts minister, with gratitude expressed by architect Chanssemic. Many dignitaries attended including the Dantès, the American ambassador’s party, Yale crew figures, and noted New York social figures. The note highlights the influence of the Rockefeller gift on Versailles restoration and cultural preservation.
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Versailles
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Hall of Mirrors
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Victoresse de Dantenat
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Hirrice
Annie Morgan
Ikin
Marquise Andigne
Ives Hubbard
Hugues Leroux
Jan Vanorst
Pierre Cartier
New York
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Mir
Otto Meraman
Baron Pichon
Ashe
Yale
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Ritz
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Yale Bove
Gen
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Mor
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Daughiter
Princeton Triangle Glee Club
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Prague
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Lydig Hoyt
King
Heran
Women in America Best Dressed at Capital Socials
Washington reporters note that the capital’s fashion scene favors good taste over extremes with plain tailored gowns and hats. Debutantes, government workers, and social groups are seen in well cut outfits, short skirts reappearing, and shrewd accessory choices, highlighting a national standard of well dressed women.
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