Cut Glass Display Highlights Finest Quality Lines
A noted example shows our complete Cut Glass lines featuring the finest quality and briliant finish. Each piece is cut individually with symmetry and pattern brilliance, creating an elegant and tasteful overall effect. Basketa priced at 2 dollars 50 cents and up, Violet Vases 2 dollars 25 cents and up, Sugar and Cream Sets 2 dollars 75 cents and up.
Open stock dinnerware patterns offer flexible choice
Open stock dinnerware lets customers buy only desired pieces, avoiding full sets. A wide range of decorations and colors is shown, with easy replacement parts available for broken ends or to complete place settings.
Dainty and Attractive Fabrics for Summer Draperies and Decorations
Time now to think about summer furnishings and decorations for curtains draperies and slip covers to make the home attractive during the heated term. We offer a wide range of patterns colors and fabrics at moderate prices including domestic cretonnes and imported cretonne in assorted widths.
Fiber Drapery Silk in Three Rich Shades
Fiber Drapery Silk offered at $1.00 per yard with a value of $1.50. Available in two-toned green, green and brown, and rose-and-brown. Woven in cross-weave for cool appearance and window or door draperies. 40 inches wide. $100 yard value $1.50.
Fine Slip Cover Fabrics Show Best Fit and Style
The display features Genuine Imported Belgian Striped Linens and Imported English Striped Dasser, both inch wide. Also shown are Faral Beat Grade Cotton Stripes in attractive patterns at $4 per inch width.
Oriental Style Beasts of Place Drapery Fabric
The piece describes a blue ground fabric with white and blue figures, 12 inches wide, intended for draperies bureau scarves and bedroom decor. Sold by the piece at 1.00 dollars, with 0 yards to the piece.
Imported Japanese Table Covers and Curtains Adverts
Genuine Japanese printed blue and white table covers, couch spreads, and curtains offered in soft, charming tones. Describes seven end curtains formed of fabric scraps with fagot stitch, double spreads and prices: table covers 62.00, other items 3.00 or 4.00 each, and an 8.00 pair option.
Display of Chintz Fabrics in Various Widths
A large display showcases imported and domestic chintz noted for soft texture and handsome colorings. Suitable for draperies and slip covers, the fabrics measure 31 and 36 inches wide and are priced from 30 to 85 cents per yard.
Window and Door Screens and Slip Cover Specials
An advertisement extols window and door screens with strong rustless wire mesh and kiln dried wood frames that resist warping and match woodwork. It notes a Bears page installation and promotes slip covers at 7.50 for parlor suites and 12.50 for Belgian damask fabric options with various yardage and patterns.
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Bears
President Taft Hosts Visiting Frenchmen At Luncheon
A luncheon at the White House honored distinguished French guests including Ambassador Hangtaux and Senator Lodge. The event gathered many officials, diplomats, and society figures connected to the Lake Champlain celebration and Washington horse show attendance.
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MR. Taft
Connecion
Lake Champlain
White House
French Republic
Hangtaux
Louis Barthou Senslat
Baron d
Washington
Peter Goelet
Gerry
New York
Richard Townsend
Townsend
Taft
Wickersham
Stimagn
Navy
Meyer
Army
Wigs
Fort Myer
Washington Barracks
Reception at the Arlington Honors Colonial Dames Leader
Mrs William Ruffin Cox presides as hostess at a Arlington reception for the National Society of Colonial Dames of America. Notables include Mrs Joseph R Lamar and Mrs Elisabeth Casa Goddard, with multiple guests and dinners noted around Washington society events.
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Wiliam Ruffin Cox
National Society of Colonial Dames of America
Arlington
Cox
Joseph R. Lamar
Justices Lamar
Elisabeth Casa Goddard
Colorado
Charles Miller
Delaware
Misa Alice French
Jaws
Social calendar notes and society wedding at Rhode Island Avenue
The report lists upcoming movements of society figures and events. Miew Arasiecfam and Mr and Mrs George Choate Kendall stay at U5 New Banpehire avenue and the Brighton respectively. A wedding occurred at Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Church with Rev Frank T. Benson officiating.
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Leslia Belle Herron
James Whiteley Herron
James Henry Butner
Savannaha
St Stephen's Church
George Fiske Dudley
LeRoy Herron
Paul D Kellar
Florence Kirby
Mary Minnix
Rachel Mothersead
May Kearney
Clarence Marshall
Atlanta
Frank
Vernon West
Thomas Hamonds
Joseph Abbot
Rayscher’s
Mrs. Butner
Cleveland
Ohio
Butner
New Banpehire Avenue
George Choate Kendall
Brighton
France
Louise Bayne
Lean Ae
Vir- le
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Church
Frank T. Benson
Mary Bryne Neal
Miew
Bessie Green
John B Brownlow
Misa Fanwood
Irene Himler
Mies
Pauline Nie Brownlow
Knoxville
Tennare
Martin
Jessie Beaselievre
Bruce E Clark
Grafton
Laird L. ‘Noa
W. A. Wilson
Bryant
Society notes showcase pageantry and aviation links
Niece of Mrs. John Hays Hammond wears buckskin riding attire and extols its durability while Mini Page rides ten to twelve miles before breakfast. Engagements are announced for Miss Helen Fane Squiers and Richard Lounsbery as mourning marks linger. A New York Ladies' Four-In-Hand Driving Club demonstrates skills despite rain with Miss Harriet Alexander driving the Arrow through midtown and into Central Park. социаль The American embassy and aviation circles appear, with Mrs. Belmont leading the Aeronautical Society for Women and Olive May Winchester earning a Bachelor of Divinity from Glasgow before returning to preach in the United States. Conversation intersects with prominent families, yachts, and suffrage symbols, touching on Mrs. Amsinck and Hamilton Fish Jr. and the Wyoming suffrage milestone.
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Leslie Page
John Hays Hammond
Misa Page
Los Angeles
Cal
Helen Fane Squiers
Herbert G. Squiers
Richard Lounsvery
Richard P Lountevery
Riquiers
Berlin
China
United States
Cuba
Pabams
Lounsbeery
Alan
Squiers
Lymington
Hampshire
New Forest
Lounsbery
Misa Squiers
Ambrone Rousseau
Frank H. Potter
James B. Haggin
Henry P Perry
He Wan
Herverd
New York Athletic and Riding Club
New York
Harriet Alexander
Martyn Holling
Arrow
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Colony Club
Rocking Stone Inn
Bronx Park
Mike Alexander
Continental Stables
West Biftyfourth Street
Aho
Morris
B Horchett
Miss Alexander
Miss Holling
Fifty-fourth Street
U Fiffth Avenue
Thance
Park
Casino Plass
Fifty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenas
Mike Hollins
Reina
Belmont
Aeronautical Society For
Weat Fifty-fourth Street
Poms
Gibson
Hendry
Migs Ball
Long Island
Difford B. Harmon
Ines Milholland
Ttme
Misa Milcolland
Mra Belmont
Parie
Gustav Americk
Hamilton Fish
Ameinck
Florence Delaplaine
Francis Huds Beekman
Gustav Amsinck
Germany
Forty-seventh Street
Hamburg
Italy
Americk
Haa & House
J. Bruce Samay
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Paris
French
Austrian
Dolly Madisen
Mra Champ Clark
Oscar Underwood
Woodrow Wilson
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Francis A .Rugsles
Fort Ad
Henry Cleveland Perkins
George Vidmer
England
Robert M. Thompson
Col. Thompson
Stephen Pell
Col
Mrs. Thompson
Ticonderoga
N. Y
Allan
ET. Stotesbury
Isabella Magner
Oyster Bay
Senator Lippitt
Mrs. Patton
Charles &. Patton
Representative Patton
Curwenaville
George R. Clewes
Misa Daiby Lynch
New Willard
Harriet Francis
Charles Spencer Francia
Troy
Austria
Francis
Marshall Hurat Durston
Syracuse
Washington Park
Wordeman-Graves
Dorothy Graves
Baward Graves
Henry Batley Wardeman
KE. Charlton Graves
Lanont Street
Wallace Radclife
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mies Wardanan
Wurdeman
Wiliam E Willams
Elreane Williams
Walter Logan Pipes
J. M. Pipes
J." I. Dimond
St. Andrew's Church
Little Mins
Doris Heaton
Mi. Pipes
Westminster Street
Mrs. Cox
Charles Boughton Wood
Thomas T. Gaff
Cary Langhorne
George Mclanahan
George D. Ruggies
Chevy Chaselab
Mra. H. Slocurma
Col. Sloonm
John H. Ricketson
Pittsburgh
Leonard Wood
EH. A Garlington
W. P Hall
W V. Judson
Richard Harlow
Philip Sheridan
J. William Henry
King Congressional Club
Anna Lazear-Allan
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Miss Neal
Viola Haleabeth Neal
William Alfred Kemper
Ate Capea
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Norman Galt
Bertha Bolling
Bill, Charles Rah
Delaware City
Del
Mrs. Quarigs
Twenty-foat Street
Ebbitt
Mare, Briggs
Senator Briggs
New Jersey
North
Miss Temple
Mr. Schenck
Tennessee
Beaton Schroeder
Mra Schroeder
Misses Schroeder
Jamestown
R. 1
Henry H. Barrott
Barrot
U. N
Danbury
Conn
J. C. Beantlings
Needham Lee Jones
Needham Les Jones
the Friends School
Pest
B. Roberta
Congressional Club
National Republican Club
C. Snyder
Georges Abler
C. C. Randolph
Mra. Williams
Andrewa
Mire
George S. Whitford
Henry M. Camp
A W. Hotgkins
Charles A. Hamilton
Bof Smith
Joseph L. Cropper
Ming Fhatt
Mise Cropper
Miss Randolph
Post
James BH. Dnake
BO With Avenue
Countess Benckenfort
Clarence Mathey
Wits-Carlton
Harbor Hill
Roslyn
Stockbridge
Maza
Mackay
Dyer
Equel Franchise Society
HP Belmont
Aeronautical Society For Women
Hugo C. Gibson
Ths
W. F
Daly Ball
Wor
University of Glasgow
Olive May Winchester
Radcliffe College
Harvard University
Scotland
Francis EB. Warren
Wyoming
Clara Morgan
New London
Madame Helena Rubinstein
Rue St. Hesere
Graften Street
London
Madame Rubinstein
Indy
Europe
Shanta
Kirklyan & Co
George 8
Kebabian
Washington Gallery
G Street
N. W
C. H. Luengene
Warren
Connecticut
Henry C Brown
United State Supreme Court
Washington Post
Annapolis
Cynthia Garst
Perry Garst
Swift & Company
Washington, D.C
de Sales
Harris & Ewing
St. N.W
Artwur Burt CO
Kneessi
Seventh Street
Jas
Imal &Sons
New Fork
Waldorf Astoria
A. H. Bakshian
Ator
Penne, Ave. N
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Steinway
Victor Victrolas Rugic
Mubic
E. F. Oroop & Sons
Behrends
7Th St