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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1908

Page

29

Art collectors vary dealers tell experiences at Corcoran

Washington art scene wary after reports of faking spread from New York. Curator Holmes of the National Gallery weighs in as dealers recount suspicions of fraudulent canvases, restorations, and altered backings. A dealer cites a $890 swindle at Pennsylvania Avenue showing how fake works pass for originals.

Corcoran Holmes National Gallery Amateis Taeks New York Rumer Washington Corcoran Art Gallery Art Cricies Corcoran Gaets Siradie Talon National Gallery of 41 Evans

Cured Me Nervine and Heart Cure Narrative

A woman recounts severe chest pain and breathlessness misdiagnosed as neuralgia of the heart and indigestion. After consulting Miles Medical Co she used Dr Miles Nervine and the Heart Cure and fully recovered, ending four months of illness. A testimonial from Mrs PF Jennings, Ames, Indiana, promotes Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart.

Miles Medical Co PF Jenningsames Miles Medical Elkhart, Ing

Social and Personal Hints From Washington Society Page

Washington society items list travels and visits. Parker and Miss Elizabeth Walcott Parker sail for Spain and plan June return. Ambassadors and lawmakers attended a Philadelphia peace conference banquet. Lawrence Oliphant Schetky and mother moved to Baltimore. Mineee Mullin of Philadelphia left Connecticut apartment for spring. Mrs Dexter Thayer arrived from Pittsburgh to visit Mrs Quay. Mrs IX B Moran returns from New York to Washington. Mrs Florence H Ayme recovering in hospital and will stay weeks. Mrs Ayme cannot receive visitors until returning home. Mrs Carl Joerssen hosted luncheon at Rochambeau for Mrs Wheeler’s daughter. Rev Carl Deney and Mrs Deney visiting Mr and Mrs J Polffard Mickle at Westminster Street.

Mineee Mullin Philadelphia Connecticut Dexter Thayer Pittsburg Washington Quay K Street IX B Moran New York Malcolm Mc= Combe Florence H Ayme J Pol Fard Mickle Westminster Streets

Potter Palmer Entourage News Memoir At Hampden House Gossip

Social note details Mrs Potter Palmer delaying plans for hosting Amy Edward at Hampden House in Mayfair. Paris dispatch hints at King invited guests and rapid social seamanship amid a flurry of arrivals, with mention of numerous coronets, aristocrats, and U.S. visitors. The piece blends society rumor with portraits of attendees and lavish settings.

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Public coach Magnet makes debut to Fort Washington run

Mrs Hastings led the new Magnet coach on its first trip from the Holland House to Fort Washington with guests including Miss Anne Morgan and Miss Harriet Alexander aboard. The party rode via Riverside and Lafayette, dined at Arrow Head Inn, then returned to town, delayed by traffic, while Miss Harriman failed to arrive on time.

Harriet Alexander B .Alexander Laurence Butler Laurence Grant White Grosvenor Atterbury Mr. Hastings Mary Harriman Fifth Avenue Miss Morgan Delft Mies Alexanders Miss Harriman Park Fort Washington Riverside Drive Lafayette Boulevard Ben Riley Saratoga Arrow Head Inn Ouloch Paris Versailles

Reception to Graduates at Martha Washington Seminary

Principal Donald W Thompson hosted a reception for the graduating class and friends at Martha Washington Seminary on Fourteenth Street. About 540 guests attended as Miss Roberta Bond and others from Kentucky Pennsylvania Ohio and Texas attended. The evening featured flowers evergreens and dancing in the conservatory and parlors with refreshments prepared by the junior class and a dinner planned at the Willard tomorrow night before the graduation procession.

Donald W Thompson Martha Washington Seminary Fourteenth Street Sorthnet Thompson Halle Mra Thompson Roberta Bond Kentucky Dave Jenkin Pennaylvania Winfred Smuth Ohio Manon Whitmore WF Bond Himnih Voorhees Mass Wilma Bal Wargaret Airmen Mulgan Mis Harriet Bennett Texas Maijone Fenton Ome Ofris Lofton Luelt. Allen New York Ludan Wheeler Indiana Maizacet Blyth Willard Somorrow

China Moves to Curb Opium Addict Habit

China appoints a high officials commission led by Prince Kung to select capable native and foreign physicians and establish sanatoriums for opium addicts. The edict warns officials of punishment for opium use and urges fearless fulfillment of duties, promising culpability if future efforts fail. Garden party at Children’s Country Home scheduled for tomorrow from 3 to 7 with managers listing many hosts among local society.

Prince Kung Children's Home Children Country Home Chevy Chase Grant Road Miss Allen Atkins Miss Battles Jane Hunt Hight Jewett John Martin Mimmack Morrow Michie

Inland Waterways Plan Presses Congress

A committee of Atlantic Coast Congressmen led by Moore of Philadelphia and including Capron Goulden Wanger Burton and Small called on the President to back the Inland Waterways Commission bill just passed by the House. George B Miles directed canal construction along Florida east coast and the group pledged to sustain agitation through the summer and into the next session for preliminary authorization of Atlantic Coast inland waterways from Boston to Key West.

Atlantic Coast Messrs Moore Philadelpha Capron Rhode Island Goulden New York Wanger Pennsylvania Burton Delaware Small North Carolina George B. Miles Florida Congress House Inland Waterways Commission

Flour seizure over mislabeled sacks at freight yards

Pure food inspectors and four deputy marshals seized 1 440 sacks of flour found mislabeled at terminal freight yards. Libel filed by Secretary Wilson seeks arrest, citing misbranding and incorrect origin claims on two car loads. One car carried Orville Milling Company flour labeled Ceretaigh Grade from Washington grocer, the other Paragon Minnesota Cream Roller Pro, allegedly misrepresented as Minnesota wheat product.

Grouna Wilson Department of Agrculture Justice Barnard Pipers Orville Milling Company Orville Gme Painrtar Grocery Company Washington Db Paragon Minnesota Cream Roller Minnesota Sanitary Grocery Company

Farewell program for Charlemagne Koehler at Rauscher's

Friends of Charlemagne Koehler gathered at Rauschers to honor his departure from Washington and resume a stage career. The testi moniat featured two quartets Apollo and Philharmonic with notable members and floral tributes. Soloists included Lilian May Lewis Flora Bernheimer and Richard P Backing with several accompanists and a directing conductor.

Charlemagne Koehler Rauschers Washington Koehler Fabian Sydney Lloyd Wrightson Apollo Charles B Myers Waillism Lallian Ghenoweth Dana Holland H W Howard Lilian May Lewis Flora Bernheimer Richard P Henry Hunt McKee Maria Lee Goodwin Denna E Riegel

Ladies' Guild Luncheon at Scottish Rite Mall This Week

Mrs Charles L Henry presides the Ladies Guild of the Church of the Advent announces luncheon days Thursday Friday and Saturday at Scottish Rite Mall. Vice president Mrs L Parker treasurer Mrs Benjamin Parlor and secretary Mr s Harry Breckenridge Major help organize.

Ladies’ Guild Charles L Henry Ladies Guild Church of the Advent L. Parker Benjamin Parlor Harry Breckenridge Major Scottish Rite Mall

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