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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1913

Page

12

Finest Domestic Rugs Offer Quality and Variety

The advertisement promotes high grade wool rugs with oriental designs and colors, offering sizes from 4x7 to 9x12 feet. Prices range from 6.00 to 60.00 dollars, highlighting tightly woven rugs on display on the fourth floor with various patterns and two tone options.

UNO Fes

Sale of Brass Beds in Brass Bedsteads and More

Sale notes ongoing replacement by new designs. Three beds described with satin and bright finishes, two with square posts, one with continuous posts. Prices listed begin at 17.50 to 35.00, with larger beds at 50.00 and 37.50 depending on finish.

Society Keeps the Misses Wilson Busy in Washington

Washington society notes a flurry of events as Woodrow Wilson travels to New York for two days. Mrs. Franklin K Lane hosts a luncheon for the Wilson sisters with guests Ruth Hitchcock and Marion Wise. Harriet Wadsworth Warren announces her engagement to Fletcher Harper of New York. Many box parties, dances, and dinners mark a week of social engagements, with ministers, diplomats, and prominent residents attending at the New National and Willard, as well as a Balti more charity performance.

Woodrow Wilson New York Franklin K. Lane Wihson Ruth Hitchcock Marion Wise Sophy Johnston Margaret Wilson Max Pauer Columbia Theater W. Sinclair Bowen Huggins Thomas F. Walsh Thomas F. Bayard Thomas Nelson Page Patterson Burton Harrison Jane Bryan Misses Wilson James W. Wadsworth Harriet T Fletcher Harper Miss Wadsworth Washington House of Representatives Washington Riding and Hunt Club Mr. Harper J. H. Harper Belasco Theater Paint and Powder Club Baltimore Christ Child Society Boses Miss Calderon Gatewood Miss Bliss Katherine Crane Estelle Crane Nathalie Driggs Nicholas Anderson Corcoran Thorn His

Diplomatic Wives Arrive in New York En Route to Washington

Mrs Bryce wife of the British ambassador arrived in New York yesterday aboard the Mauritania and will proceed to Washington directly. Mme da Gata returned to Washington from New York. Mrs Garrison wife of the Secretary of War had with her in her Fort Myer drill box Mrs Burneson wife of the Postmaster General and Mrs Daniels wife of the Secretary of the Navy.

York Thomas Symons Miss Symons Perry Belmont Mme. da Gama Arthur Lee Robert Wynne Countess Mackin Miss Wilson Carusi Misa McCarthy Father Burt Knapp Bayard Chaplain Bayard Clark Miss Shaw Jane Riggs Glelow Miss Sargeant Mme. da Gata Washington New York Garrison Secretary of War Fort Myer Burneson Daniels Secretary of the Navy

Goulds sail to France amid political gripes and artichokes

Jay Gould and wife with Miss Kelly sisters sail from New York in the France. He renews anti American remarks while praising French business aid and his Paris farm. The piece notes his racing stables value, gift to Edith Kelly, and details of the Crawling Club in Washington. It also mentions Mrs D Jo Wood traveling with her dog and arrival arrangements.

Rank Jay Gould Kelly Havre France Gould Merite Agricole Ses Paris Edith Kelly New York D Jo Wood

Danyay Horoscope and forewarns for March period

Predictions warn of danger to employees relying on superiors favor and advise avoiding those in authority in the morning as Venus Mars Mercury and Neptune form unfavorable aspects. Moon square Venus signals mood misfortune for lovers and cautious notes for women in business.

Venus Mars Mercury Neptune

Propitious Evening For Work And Birthdate Warnings

The text notes an evening propitious for vocation related business while birth date persons should focus on duties this year. It predicts happiness at home for both genders, impulsive tendencies in those born today, and a need to overcome inherited business failures and dishonesty. Copyright 1913 by the McClure Newspaper.

McClure

New Dean Named at Wellesley College for 1913 14

Wellesley Mass March appointment of Miss Alice Vinton Waite MA as dean of Wellesley College for 1913 14 announced. Pendleton’s 1911 presidency left the dean’s office vacant. Waite a Smith College alumna with a master’s from Smith and further work at Yale.

Wellesley Mass Alice Vinton Waite Wellesley College Ellen F. Pendleton Waite Smit College Yale

Dinner Pranks and Surprise Dishes For April Fools

Instructions for a themed dinner with hidden treats and playful favors. Describes centerpiece fruit with concealed gifts, jokey place cards, and surprise dishes such as hollowed sponge cake filled with ice cream. Also outlines homemade surprise nuts as table deco. Ends with origins of April Fool's Day and a 1918 copyright note.

Christ Pilate Herod Annas Caiaphas McClure 5Dicate

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