Pretty wedding gift articles on broad foreign domestic stock
The notice promotes June wedding gift shopping with a wide range of items. Rich cut glass and Sterling Silverware, sterling toilet articles, gold and onyx clocks, gilt clocks with candelabra, Limoges china sets, Royal Vienna Wor cester Bonn and Teplitz pieces, electroliers lamps shades, beaded fringe, fine jewelry, opera glasses, fans and lace handkerchiefs offered at varied prices.
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Limoges
Royal Vienna
Royal Worcester
Royal Bonn
Teplitz
Stationery for June Weddings by UR Engraving Department
The UR Engraving Department promotes June wedding stationery, offering engraved invitations on stylish paper in current fashions. It also handles wedding announcements, At Homes and visiting cards. With rising demand, orders should be placed promptly to ensure timely service.
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UR Engraving
France
Poand Offers Thousands of Demands Free Shipments on Dresses
Parents shop announces vast assortment of womens dresses and children wear at reduced prices from a manufacturer. Stock emphasizes rose denuded fabrics and seasonal outfits, highlighting clubwear and casual styles.
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Uds Poand
Torfar
Fragmentary Caption Prompts. Fox Peek Framed by Colored Pins
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a scene with a Fox on a white ground and colored pins in pink and blue. The text also mentions helio feed and zoos, but details are unclear and names or dates are not established.
Fragmentary Family Notice of Floral Prints and Values
Readable portions describe floral print designs, blue and white groups, and appeals to children’s tastes. The fragmented text notes scores of prints, desirability, and a focus on value but lacks full context or complete facts.
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Heer
Special Sale of Women's Cambric Petticoats in Various Styles
Special sale presents LiF Y cambric petticoats in better cambric with embroidery and hemstitching, various trims, and lawn flounces. Prices range from 30c to $2.50, with styles for dressy and street wear, including tucked lawn, flounces, and bird embroidery.
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Fleventh
Social and Personal Brazilians, Ambassadors Return Home
Social column notes Baron Hengelmuller to return from Virginia Hot Springs and Baroness Hengelmuller and Baroness Mila arriving in Washington. Italian Ambassador Mayor des Planches and the Italian party expected this week. Ambassadors Bryce and Nabuco entertain at Embassy dinners and plan summer in America. A May 20 wedding in New York is announced for Miss Eleanor Patterson and Mr Hoirral Mulliken with details on attendants and reception.
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Virginia Hot Springs
Mayor Des Planches
Chicago
Hengelmuller
Washington
Mila
Springs
America
Miister
Norway
Mme Gude
Grafton
Antor Christian
Lutheran Church of Norway
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Albert Mansfield Patterson
Hoirral Mulliken
Grace Church
New York
William R. Huntington
Patterson
Ifelen Mullien
James H Hayden
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Sixth Street
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Country Place
Bleak House
Fierre Taillard
Ye Gore
Rene Binenl
Efur Visitti
Héilen JF
Mi Ard
W L ‘Hibbs
Theirylice 13
Feesturg
Sanford D Kellogg
CHAT OF WELL KNOWN PEOPLE AT DE PASTER HUNT WEDDING
Mrs larence Macka attended the de Pey ster Hunt wedding in New York wearing a black and navy blur road lath costume with a long loose coat. Mrs WW K Vandebit jr wore a black broadcloth coat with long sleeves and white satin lining, trimmed with black braiding and emerald aigrettes. Mrs Hottis Hunnewell appeared in a deep blue foulard with a plaited skirt and white lace girdle and V shaped gulmpe.
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Larence Macka
de Peyster Hunt
Ork
WW K Vandebit Jr
Hottis Hunnewell
Embassy lease debates stir Vienna as tensions rise
The article notes talk in Vienna over the American embassy palace lease to Japan, with Ambassador Francis planning a months long US leave and subletting options. Mrs Francis doubts she will return, while the Roosevelts era limits long contracts and ancestral McKinney cottages face neglect amid exhibitions. Also covers Soralla’s works exhibition in London with royal patrons and Spanish masters.
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Francs
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Frarcis
Amenea
Venna
Frercis
Wrena Ambassade
Trancis Las
America
Embassy
Viera
Roosevelt
Grafton
London
Sorala
Paris
Spain
Isabela
Lst
Reid
York
Duke of Newcastle
Death of William Husson chief draftsman of Weather Bureau
William H Husson chief draftsman for the Weather Bureau died yesterday morning in his Dumbarton Georgetown apartment after a brief illness He was fifty five and had been with the bureau since August 27 18 Born in 1853 in Westchester County New York he moved to Florida and served in the Spanish war He organized a company and offered service to the government His death follows a Saturday onset of acute indigestion He is survived by his mother son two brothers and a sister Funeral arrangements have been made.
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Willia M Husson
Brean
Dumbarton
Georgetown
Mr Husson
Weather Bureau
Florida
Husson
Westchester County
New York
Willis Moore
Weider Bureau
Will Be Guests of Women Banquet Honors Oklahoma Delegation
The Womans Single Tax Club of this city will host a banquet at Freunds May 1b for the Oklahoma Senators and Representatives. A reception at oclock precedes the event with speakers including Senator Gore on Government by Injunction and Senator Owen on Property Rights under the New Constitution. Representative Davenport will discuss The Initiative and Referendum and Representative Ferris will cover Primary Elections and the Direct Vote for Senator.
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Oklahoma
Womans Single Tax Club
Freunds
Gore
Owen
Davenport
Ferris
Seunator
Anniversary Services Held for Gospel Mission
Anniversary services for the Gospel Mission at 1290 Pennsylvania Avenue were held yesterday morning at Mount Vernon M E Church with an afternoon session at the mission and a late service at First Baptist Church. J G Hallimond of the Bowery Mission in New York spoke, music by the Baltimore Gospel Trio accompanied the services.
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Pennsyvania Avenue
Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal
First Baptist Church
Oclock
J G Hallimond
Bowery Mission
New York
Baltimore
Limburg Stirum Betrothed to Detroit Heiress
Count Menns von Limburg Stirum of Kaiser's Guards announces engagement to Mary Newland of Detroit. The Dutchman and naturalized German serves as a lieutenant in the Kaiser’s First Life Guards.
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Limburg
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