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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1906

Page

40

Women of Wealth Pursue Art and Professions in America

Wealthy American women defy idleness by turning to sculpture painting writing and music. Mrs Harry Payne Whitney designs Caryatides for the Belmont hotel while others like Mrs Clarence Mackey and Miss Frances Davidge build careers in literature and theatre. The piece highlights elite women balancing fortune with merit and industry across arts.

Sam Belmont Harry Payne Whitney Mrs. Whitney Uncle Sam Whitney Clarence Mackey Shaw Ibsen Barnard Mackey New York Catherine Dover Henry Wise Miller Taday Mies Duer Edith Whanton Miss Jones Phiadelphia Cadwallader Jones Frances Davidge Blanche le Roy Shoemaker Burton Harrison van Rensselaer Cruger Julian Gordon Doris Francklyn Sevjtval Emily Post Edwin Post Emily Price Bruce Price Fran‘Nonetti Jane Emmet Robert van Glahn Eleanor Emmet Rosint Emmet Adelaide Maguiness Albert Herter Powers Leslie Cotton Pansy Benedict Grenville Buelling Mary Callender Marcy E. Hammond

Dredging for El Dorado Tales in Sacred Lakes

The article recounts legends of offerings sunk to sacred lakes to appease deities, compares Lake Guatavita lore with Lake Nemi discoveries, and notes attempts by English and Italian explorers to recover treasures. It discusses El Dorado myths, historical dives, and plans to drain Nemi to raise preserved galley structures for study.

Guitavita Santa Fe de Bogois Bogota California Europe Maryland Chitechias Italy Rome Lake Nemi Diana Nemorenses Areves Thevius Caesara Tacitus Tiberius Diana Cains Cali- Rula Signor Borvhi Divera Caligula Toulouse B.C. Tolosa Cepion Spain

This Leading Furniture and Carpet Store Sale Rundown

An advertisement details deep discounts at a leading furniture and carpet store. It showcases a selection of dressers, folding go carts, mirrors, rugs, and mats with marked prices and phraseology emphasizing substantial savings and special reductions across various items and sizes.

Specials in the Carpet Department and Sideboard Offer

Special quality China and Mattings advertised with various widths and prices. Napier and American Prairie Grass Mattings not laid, 3-4 and 4-4 widths. Heavy Cocoa Door Mats, Best Carpet Hassocks, oilcloth stair crash, and Ingram stair carpet. High grade quartered oak sideboard with French bevel plate mirror offered for Monday at 35 dollars.

China Napier

Special furniture department prices on Walnut racks and agate cookware

Specials in the Furniture Department list walnut stained coat racks priced at 15 cents. Agate saucepans include 2 quart at 25 cents and 3 quart at 40 cents.

Marist Fathers and Their Work in Catholic Missions

The Society of Mary founded in Lyons with papal approval in 1836 now operates globally from Rome. It combines contemplative and active life, runs colleges and seminaries, supports missions in New Caledonia and the Pacific, and oversees about 1,200 members with the American province numbering around 16 priests including Bishop James H. Blenk.

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Why He Didn't Growl Story Told by Four at Dinner

A man recalls an incident in California when a party of four at a restaurant struggled with a very tough beefsteak. The narrator’s joking with a hatchet sparked a table fight, and the moral stuck with him: after that experience he never growls at tough beefsteak again.

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