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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1923

Page

4

Shrine hotel gouge rumor flayed by Steuart

Steuart and Morey deny claims that Washington hotels will profiteer during the Shrine convention. They state established convention rates are in effect and approved by the Imperial Council, with hotel men upholding the agreed terms.

Living Room Furniture Suite with Mohair Armchair

Three-piece cane living room suite includes large davenport arm chair and arm rocker with spring seats and cushions. Blue damask fabric covers the pieces, bolster roll and two pillows on the davenport. Mohair upholstered armchair or rocker offered at 29.50 dollars.

Davenport

Floor Coverings For Winter And Summer Use

Wool and fiber reversible rugs offered in 9x12 foot size with many patterns. Prices start around 12.35 dollars for 9x12 and vary by design. Also available are Grass Rugs in blue black and tan schemes, and Japanese Rush Grass Squares customizable to size with durable construction.

Regerees Enews

Washington hotel rates defended against Shrine convention claims

Potentate Stewarts statement denounces newspaper reports that Washington hotels charged extortionate Shrine convention rates as false and ill founded. He asserts hotel rates in Washington match other cities, cites an established convention rate, and urges no credence be given to the circulating misstatements aimed at harming Washington as a convention city.

Morey Lisa Potentate Stewarts Fam Counte Washington Burt

Shrine Notes from Shrine week pageant progress and plans

Construction of floats for the Shrine week Pageant is 75 percent complete with 28 floats built at the Navy Yard pattern shop. Three others will be brought by visiting temples as the parade plans include a Thursday night event at the Greater Park and Lines I am Memorial with a return march past Navy Yard.

Cel Harry Gilchrist Navy Yard Board of Education Sreater Park Iam

Flower Fantasy Arranged for The Voice of the Wild Flowers

In Washington the Wild Flower Preservation Society and the Gentlewomen's League present The Voice of the Wild Flowers a fantasy with a new flower images collection and forest fire pictures in color Mrs Minnegerode Andrews wrote The Fire Weed an insert for the occasion Miss Caroline McKintey directs the flower voice with Estelle Wentworth as Spirit of Night and a cast including Florence hotles Margaret pan itt Gilbert Doo and Alwarda Fish among others in an afternoon and evening program at D A R hall.

Voice of the Wild Flowers Wild Flower Preservation Society Gentlewomen's League Wild Flower Society Washington Minnegerode Andrews Caroline McKintey Estelle Wentworth

Licensed to Marry Across Listings and Names

A jumble of names ages and places appears from a public notice of marriages. It lists Rickert Baker 22 Worcester Maas rt with Emon Foy 00 Bath Warren and other pairs such as Claude L Hippeastes 25 and Mary or of New York, plus many entries including Robert N Graves 2 and Grae Dea kam 13, with officials like Judge HOD and Rev. figures. The fragmentary text mixes multiple couples and locales, reflecting a scattered society column of nuptial announcements.

Rickert M Baker Worcester Maas Rt Cherrydale Rev den Yoln Patterone Emon Foy Bath Warren Ohle Ptether Li Godsey Annie F Jones Buene Vieta E' Davis Thomas T Fyinn Mary Or Marr Claude L Marr Claude L Hippeastes Ban Bemarae Tyeh New York Robert N Graves Grae Deakam Robert Motherehead Baltimore Hod Mule Sifealemin D. Mare Ida Burak Berar Oeanie Harrison Por Et Alexandria Vaithe Ber Belges

Weather and storm notes from regional forecast

The Washington forecast district shows fair and warmer conditions through Friday with increasing cloudiness and a chance of local showers and thunderstorms by Saturday. Stronger disturbances move southeast from Colorado, with showers in the upper Midwest and plains states, and cooler air spreading to the Dakotas and northern regions. Temperatures rise east of the Mississippi Friday, with notable activity in Ohio Valley and Atlantic States by weekend.

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Rockville politics and local sports updates

Suburban roundup notes Rockville Democratic primary contenders Nicholson and Plummer in the race to succeed Sheriff Moxley. Rockville baseball changes see Beall resign as manager with Coupard replacing him. Vinson Peter named business manager. Also wedding of Julia Watkins and Maurice Purdum. Hyattsville nuptials of Macy Copeland and Edger Crarra. Washington officials to take oath. Prince Georges Federation hosts its annual convention. Boy Scouts leader Livingston cites talk before Bladensburg PTA.

Rockville George E Nicholson Olney Herim Bherif Alvie A . Moxley Henry C W Plummer Gaithersburg Furmer Harry S Beall Charles W Coupard Vinson Peter Beall Westminster Mad Misa Julia E Watkins Garrett W Watking Cedar Grove Maurice E Purdum Henry Nichols Cedar Grove Baptist Church Montgomery County Republicans Thomas L. Dawnen Wilson L. Townsand Kennington Inj Bullae Prince Georges Colin A Livingstone Washington Boy Scouts of America Scout Movement Bladensburg School

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