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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1914

Page

14

For Tile and Dining Room Rugs From Kaventh Street Store

An old advertisement lists Hofi Imher Rugs in 8x6 to 9x12 sizes with prices from 1.50 to 10.00 and Deltex grass rugs in 3x6 to 9x12 sizes priced 1.10 to 7.00, noting durable plain colors and borders. The fourth slave Kaventh st.

Pie Phan Kaventh St

Navy Wedding Amid War News in Washington Era

Maude D. Lester, wife of Lieut. Lester, announces the marriage of her daughter Belle Evelyn to Ensign William Nicholda Richardson of the U S N. The ceremony occurred May 12 in Richmond, Virginia, and the couple will soon travel to Mexico with Richardson joining the battleship Vermont. The bride, a noted navy social figure, and her mother plan a reception upon the couple’s return to Washington. Nearby events describe society gatherings at Fairmont Seminary with prominent guests and community fundraisers for the Working Boys' Home, featuring musicales, gypsy readings, and tea stalls, reflecting the era's social tides.

Maude D. Lester Lester U. S Belle Evelyn William Nicholda Richardson Richmond J. ¥. Dowman J. ¥. Dowman,officiating,” Ensign Richardson Portsmouth Ensign ‘Richardson Mexico Vermont Naval Academy Navy Washington Arthur Ramsay Fairmont Seminary Albert Sidney Burleson Siddons Quig James John Sharp Wiliams Misses Williams Agnes Hart Wilson Ferma Ragsdale Sleyden Representative Slayden Texas John Joy Oolson Gilbert Grosvenor T. de Witt Talmage William al John P. Story Gen. Story N Street Whitehall Annapolis Story Europe Countess de Bulsseret Count de Bulsseret Russia St. Petersburg Countess de Bulssoret Belgium

Social season notes and high society gatherings in Washington

Los Angeles visitor Miss Emerson Childs hosts a dinner with the Peruvian Minister and others. Montessor i Educational Association events at the Children's House feature exhibits and demonstrations. Diplomatic and political figures, including the Russian Ambassador, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan, and Mrs. Roosevelt, attend luncheons, musicales, and previews as summer plans unfold across Washington venues.

Exander Los Angeles Cal Washington Atherton Brownell New York Unseen Empire Margaret Wilson Alexander Graham Bell Montessori Educational Association Kalorama Road America Friendship House Congressional Club Sopper John W Falla Emerson Childs Pezet Misa Travers Washington Pezét Rolf Hill le Comte d’ ‘Audelarre Alfred de Castro

Picturesque charity scene described in fractured text

A fragmented OCR passage extols a charitable event with scattered phrases about beauty and perhaps a group or speaker. The readable bits reference picturesque imagery and assistance, but concrete names, places, dates, or actions are unclear. The notice remains vague and non-specific.

Engagement of Mrs A Lanfear Norrie to Comte Jumilhac Reported

Paris advices announce the engagement of Mrs A Lanfear Norrie of New York to Comte Odet de Jumilhac member of a French titled family. The former widow of the late Mr Norrie inherits a large fortune and spent last winter in New York before leaving for Europe.

Rivate Paris A. Lanfear Norrie New York Comte Odet Armand Marie de Jumilhac France Peter Lorillard James P Kernochan Alfred Setoh Comtesse Hermann de Pourtales Norrie Gordon Norrie Staatsburg N. Y

Rich Jewels Auctioned From Edith Wilson's Pledged Lot

Washington Post special from New York reports a sheriff's sale of Edith Wilson's pledged jewels valued in the thousands, with a diamond mesh bag, rings, and a gold watch auctioned to cover Provident Loan Company claims. The widow cried as her former wealth disappeared, following the opening of a famous strong box that yielded little beyond time tables and clippings.

Washington Post New York Edith Wilson Provident Loan Company Globe Indemnity Company Wilson Ns Fortune John Bright Britain

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