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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1908
Page
25
A broad selection of summer furniture from Old Hickory to Crex and prairie grass pieces is shown on the Sixth Floor. The display covers chairs, rockers, settees, tables, porch furniture, hammocks, swings, and outdoor games. Special items include Whitney perambulators, Go-carts, and a range of hammocks with colors and sizes.
The Congressional Club, formed two months ago, incorporated with twenty members and leased the German House on I Street for two years, planning a December housewarming. Delegations of diplomats and social figures including Prince Prospero Colonna and Marquis Somm depart for New York, while Mrs Clover hosts a tea at the German mansion. The article catalogs numerous guests and travel plans among Washington’s social and diplomatic circles, with attendees from Germany, Norway, Austria, Russia and Italy and regulars at the Willard and Ishon venues.
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