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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
12
Lot offerings include mercerized cotton pajamas from 68c to 1.15, Madras and Outing Flannel styles, and damaged stock. Night shirts range from 28c to 68c, with Ve neck designs in Nainsook, Cambric, and cotton Outing Flannel. Main Floor F Street.
Friday clearance advertises men and boys watches at 3 dollars. They feature good timepieces with 7 jewel Swiss movements, nickel or gun metal cases, plain or polished white dials with Roman numerals. Sizes fit men and boys.
Friday sale offers 100 new silk parasols with two lots. Lot 1 priced at 1.50, normally 2.50, featuring striped and plain colors. Lot 2 priced at 2.00 and 2.50, normally 3.00 and 3.50, with several shapes and Dresden trimmed options. Main Floor G street.
The wedding of Miss Carmen Lopes Quesada and Mr Walter B Kennedy occurred yesterday at St Martin's Church with Bishop Shahan officiating. Guests included diplomats and Catholic University figures. Honeymoon planned at Evergreen Farm, Oakham Massachusetts, home after October 1.
Mrs Harrie Craig Ansley hosted an informal luncheon and took guests to the theater. Attending were Mrs Samuel Jordan Graham Mrs Victor Kauffmann Mrs Wickliffe Rose Mrs Newgarden Mrs John M Culp Mrs L E Jeffries and Mrs William Kearney Carr. Several others including Mr Justice McCoy and Mrs McCoy plan summer moves from Washington to Nova Scotia then Maine. Capt and Mrs Mark Bristol entertained at dinner. Mme Panaretoff wife of the Bull Minister returned to Washington from Barton. Mrs Thomas Ewing and younger children left Washington for Bar Harbor with Mr Ewing to join later and Miss Alexander Ewing visiting at the Noyes farm near Silver Spring. Mr Alexander Legare to motor to San Francisco next week with Reginald Hutdekoper and Chandler Hale. Mr and Mrs H Rozier Dulaney host a house party near Upperville for the horse show with guests including Mr and Mrs William Hitt Mrs Joseph Leiter and Miss Francise Williams. Col and Mrs Joan R Willams have leased a cottage at Falmouth Casco.
Bay Maine residents prepare for July 1 occupancy as the McClins plan Bar Harbor summer. Katherine Page to wed Senor Pedro Cuadra in London later this summer, with Misa Page and Charles Loring involved. Longworth and Curtis guests in Beverly and Cedarhurst, while Mrs Curtis leaves for Massachusetts social circles. Mrs Edwards and daughter Bessie depart for Panama after a Waldorf Astoria stay. Col Harry White and Mrs White at Ebbitt briefly. Mackay Smiths relocate from Stockbridge to Manchester Wisconsin for a short visit. Elizabeth Howard Barbour and James Baden marry at the Barbour home on Eleventh Street Northeast with family present.
Special to The Washingtes Best. Bowling Green, Mo. June 17 Miss Genevieve Chamyp Clark daughter of the Speaker to wed James McIlhany Thomson of New Orleans on June 30 has received two silver tempotes from President Woodrow Wilson. They are hand wrought gold lined ten inches high with American eagle handles. Other gifts include a US made cut glass set from Mrs. Samuel B. Sneath and a chest of silver from Pike County Missouri. Helen Morten Robnett will be in the wedding party.
Friends report Mrs. Joseph A Blake preparing a Paris nursery as she and Dr. Blake plan Paris residence after divorces in France and Connecticut. Churchill and Churchill's family connections surface amid war cabinet shifts and social life in New York, Paris, and Rome.
George Howard of Washington DC leased the De Rham cottage on Bellevue avenue in Newport for the season. the property belongs to Mrs William G Wald of Boston and was leased today in Newport Rhode Island on June 17.
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