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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1911

Page

12

To Be Made To Order Screens Shades Awnings

Restless Window and Door Screens offers Woodward Lothrop cabinet made screens. Features rustless wire, improved lock-strip, non sagging frames, bronze grille doors, woodmatched paint, top or bottom ventilation, and durable operation. Window shades: vast fabric range, oil opakes, cambrie, Scotch Holland, waterproof cloths, Hartshorn rollers. Awnings use weatherproof iron frames, wide color stripes, samples available.

Woodward & Lothrop John King Scotch Hollands

Willow Furniture displays artistic durable room and porch pieces

Unfinished or stained Willow Furniture offers a wide display of chairs rockers settees tea tables swings and more. Attractive fabrics for cushions and distinctive styles like the St George chair and Palm Beach armchair are highlighted with affordable finishes and new summer decor items for interiors and porches.

Vader Porch Shades and Ready-Made Screen Doors On Display

An advertisement lists Vader porch shades in multiple sizes with prices from $2.25 to $5.50, noting green stained wood and easy operation. Also advertised is a line of ready-made screen doors in several sizes, with natural varnish finish and prices from $1.25 to $4.00, plus decorative Marquisettes in white and cream with printed designs.

Sanitary Refrigerator Promises Hygienic Quality and Value

A historical ad promotes the Sanitary Refrigerator emphasizing hygienic construction and heat efficiency. It features oak casing, mineral wool insulation, and brass hardware, listing sizes from 35 to 120 pounds ice capacity with prices from 10.00 to 22.50 and larger up to 75.00, noting floor models and variations.

Mrs. McClintock Hosts Taft Luncheon Aboard Washington

Washington social notices recount the Taft luncheon hosted by Mrs. McClintock, followed by bridge, with many guests including Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Wickersham, and numerous society figures. Other events include dinners for Miss Helen Taft, travel plans, garden parties, and forthcoming summer relocations across Washington, Philadelphia, and Maine.

RE Taft A. Garrison McClintock Bridge

Engagements and society notes from New York and London

The society page reports Miss Julia A. Hoyt’s engagement to Samuel A. Welldon of Washington with no wedding date set. It also notes ten Americans slated for presentation at London court, including Lady Decies and Mrs. William Phillips, detailing their outfits and status. Beneficiaries under Nils Poulson’s will arise with extensive bequests to family, staff, and associates, while a broader discussion covers servant letters and potential English legal reform. Also mentioned are a Prussian prince’s notes on Rachel’s voice and the Earl of Granard’s role as a likely lord chamberlain successor ahead of King George’s coronation plans.

York Wnickerbockers Boston Julia A. Hoyt Gerald Hoyt Samuel A. Welldon Washington Hoyt New York Misa Appleton John Appleton Tucker London Lady Decies William Phillips Harriet Alexander Margaret Draper Decies Phillips Caroline Astor Drayton Nils Poulson Kings County Share Road Brooklyn Highty Eighth Street Witham WN. Dykman Dykman Poulson Anna E. Bruch Nicoline Christensen William I Rachel Racine Bajazet Adrienne Lecouvreur Earl of Granard Earl Spencer Lord Granard Countess of Granard Beatrice Mills King George Queen Mary

Hostess Tea and European Travel Notices

Mrs Sevellon Brown hosted a small tea for her daughter in law. Baron Hengelmuller the Austrian ambassador will return to Washington from Hot Springs with Baroness Hengelmuller. The Netherlands minister and Mme Loudon will spend the summer at Bar Harbor. Various diplomats and Miss Cecilia May sail to Europe on the Amerika amid summer plans with family visits.

William Gordon Crawford Henry Pellew John Joy Edson John Joy Edson, Jr Cleveland Ohio Edson Io Edson Joy Farm Rockville Sevellon Brown Sevellon Brown, Jr Baron Hengelmuller Austria-Hungary Washington Hot Springs Baroness Hengelmuller The Netherlands Mme Loudon Bar Harbor Baron Baroness de Struve Miss Cecilia New York Amerika Europe Miss May Baroness Struve St. Petersburg Mrs. May Lady Bagot England Julioyvi W. Bowers Miss Bowers

The Eddy Refrigerator from Dulin & Martin Co

The Eddy Apartment House Refrigerator is designed to occupy minimal floor space while offering large ice capacity and ample provision chambers. It features Dry Air Circulation for efficient ice melting, is easy to clean and sanitary, and is advertised as lower in price than other first class refrigerators with a 60 year reputation for success.

Backing Concert a Success at Columbia Theater

Washington tenor Richard P. Backing delighted an enthusiastic audience at a testimonial concert directed by Sidney Lloyd Wightson. He has been engaged by Henry Savage for Puccini’s The Girl of the Golden West and will debut professionally in Hartford. The program featured songs by Wightngale Hat in a Lyre of Gold, Romany tunes, From the Land of the Sky-blue Water, and Wagner excerpts, with duet and quartet selections from Madame Butterfly and Rigoletto with the Mendelssohn Quartet. Julia Huggins accompanied at the piano.

Washington Richard P. Backing Columbia Theater Sidney Lloyd Wightson Backing Henry Savage Hartford Conn Whelpsey Johnson Lohr Ronald Cadman Mary Turner Salter Luise Reichardt Fabian Gnomenreign Liszt Djinski Rubinstein Chopin Wagner Miss Reuter Bella Finglia Dellarmore Mendelssohn Julia Huggins

Mrs H W Garrett to wed Lieut Bellairs R N

Special to The Washington Post from New York May reports Mrs Horatio W Garrett formerly Miss Charlotte Pierson will marry Lieut Carlyon Wilfrey Bellairs Royal Navy retired. Bellairs arrives from England and the couple plans immediate nuptials. Garrett became wealthy after her husband’s death from cancer following his honeymoon.

Washington Post New York Horatio W. Garrett Charlotte Doremus Pierson Baltimore Carlyon Wilfrey Bellairs R. N Bellairs England Mr. Garrett London J. W. Garrett Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Mrs. Garrett Henry L. Pierson Lawrence Long Island Sir William Bellairs

Lightkeeper Seeks Wife in Elimination Test

Islip Long Island May 9 Hans Andersen first assistant keeper of Fire Island lighthouse narrowed 25 candidates to two by elimination. He placed an advertisement in a German newspaper seeking a middle aged self supporting wife to share a quiet beach life with light duties and few responsibilities.

Washington Post Islip Long Island Hans Andersen Fire Island Tenlent

Heiress Weds Secretly in Mount Vernon Ceremony

Wastell Gray, son of Benjamin F. Gray Jr., and Isabel Scullin, daughter of James Scullin, wed today at Mount Vernon Illinois without parental knowledge. The Scullin family, wealthy in St Louis, expects a second ceremony by the bride’s Catholic parents while the groom’s are Episcopalians.

Washington Post St. Louis Wastell Gray Benjamin F. Gray Isabel Scullin James Scullin Mount Vernon Scullin

Nutrients Key to Health and Irish Wit Roots

The article argues that even with sufficient calories from fat starch and sugar a person can be weak or sick without proper minerals. It lists essential blood minerals including potash sodium phosphorus calcium magnesium iron sulfur chlorine and fluorine. Potash especially supports brain and nerve centers and may influence Irish quick wit through diet. It cites beans potatoes peanuts wheat lettuce prunes cucumbers meat and walnuts as top sources of potash.

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