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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1912

Page

12

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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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.

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.

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.

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.

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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