Remnant Day at Woodward & Lothrop New York Washington Paris
Woodward & Lothrop advertises remnants on a Friday sale featuring women coat suits in multiple fabrics and colors priced from 15.00 to 18.50 after reductions, plus remnants for shirts waists lingerie and skirts. The third floor offers many women’s wear, coats, skirts, silk waists, and gloves, with other departments listing shoes, lingerie, and travel coats, all marked down.
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Stinner
Batiste
Fauten
Valenciennes
Valenciermiek
Gloria
India
Dutton
de Patra
Tenth St
China Department Sale of Austrian China Goods
A cluttered sale listing from the China Department offers heavy discounts on Austrian and Japanese china, utensils, and household items. Items include decorated plates, bowls, vases, trays, tureens, and wash tubs with reductions from high originals to fractions, plus damaged pieces and one kitchen table.
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Jardiniere
Harper
San
Embassy Staff Dined By M M Es Jusserand Mission
Mme Jusserand hosted embassy staff at dinner last evening at the embassy. Italian ambassador and Baroness de Plachéa return from New York and enjoy driving their car with officials on a long afternoon trip. Mrs Noble invites marriage of her daughter Davide Tulee to Lieut Sherman Miles at St John’s Washington on November 4. Mitchells host dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Don Armour with guests including Mrs Roscoe OC Bulmer and Dr Lehr.
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den Plachea
Washington
New York
Marckesa d! Montagliar Wetmarchesa
William Belden Noble
Davide Tulee
Sherman Miles
United States Army
SL John's Church
Mra. Noble
James Fi Mitchell
Don Armour
Bra
Alexander
Roscoe OC
Bulmer
Bingham
Lehr
Henry White
France
White
Newport
Cherbours
John W. Garrett
Rome
Florence
B. H. Warder
Etchison Kehoe Wedding at Family Home in Washington
Clara Barton Kehoe and Howard Montgomery Etchison wed last evening at 1582 Twenty second Street in a private ceremony officiated by the Rev Herbert Scott Smith. The bride wore white Chantilly lace and satin with orchids, attended by her sister Mae Elizabeth Kehoe in yellow crepe de chine, with violets. Best man was Berkiny Simmons. reception at Rauscher's followed. The couple will reside at Kalorama after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Barton Kehoe
W. J Kehoe
Howard Montgomery Etchison
Twenty-second Street
Herbert Scott Smith
St. Margaret's Church
Alex
Mae Ellizabeth Kehoe
Berkiny Simmons
Rauscher’s
R Johnson
Harry’ Wilton Houghton
Ernest C. Smith
C. W. Holbrook
Newark
N. J
Muldred Johnson
Miga Helen Stewart
Milas Ruth Bowie
Helen Farrington
Duiasbeth Chew
Littleiss
Florence Jolinsch
Genevieve Rusk
Mrr
A.C. Houghton
John H. Chapman
Rees H. Johnson
Roscoe Roach
Fred Wobstrath
Herbert
Herbert 3. Batley
Clarence Witeon
Edward P. Gatey
Didney
Sherwood
Belmont Road
Houghton
Mr. Houghton
Miss Kathleen Prescott and Mr Benjamin Crampton wed
Miss Kathleen Prescott daughter of Charles Herbert Prescott married Benjamin Philip Crampton yesterday at 4 in the Chapel of the Church of the Covenant by Rev Charles Wood. Bride wore a dark blue traveling suit and white chrysanthemum bouquet. After ceremony they left Washington for their wedding trip and will live at the Sterling.
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Kathleen Prescott
Charles Herbert Prescott
Benjamin Philip Crampton
Church of the ‘Covenant
Charles Wood
Socialites in Jamaica as Astor avoids press duties
Col John Jacob Astor aboard the Nourmahal in Kingston declines interviews after discussions of the separation suit. He plans a hunting trip and keeps in touch with New York racing rumors while the yacht loads stores for the tropics. A separate note mentions a glamorous aeroplane display by the Baroness in Paris and gossip on royal society via Lady Cardigan and Queen Ena in Madrid.
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New York
Col
John Jacob Astor
Nourmahal
Kingston
Jamaica
Col. Astor
Thue
New York ‘World
Gol
Astor
Tropics
Col Astor
Sible
Edward
Prince of Wales
Cardigan
Iabasco
Daily Diet Hints From Dr. Allen on Food Myths
Dr. T d Allen cautions that fish is not a brain food and phosphorus comes mainly from nuts beans and cooked peanuts. He says soup hinders digestion and pickles are unnecessary as appetizers while tomatoes do not cause cancer more than other foods though a mix of beans tomatoes beef beer coffee bread may raise cancer risk with mental stress and skin abrasions. He notes condiments spoil natural taste and strong cravings do not signal needs. Meat is less nourishing than nutrients though more stimulating. Fresh bread is as unsuitable as eggs that are not bread and pure food is only free from adulteration not necessarily good.
Miss Adams Weds Noted Golf Player Wheeler Jr
Miss Mary B. Adams, a prominent American golfer for over a decade, married Edward C. Wheeler Jr. of Boston today in this city. The ceremony connects two well known figures in golfing and social circles.
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Brie
E. C. Wheeler
Boston
Mary B. Adams
Edward C. Wheeler, Jr
Mrs MacMonnies Weds Paris Artist In Quiet Ceremony
Paris reports Mrs Mary Louise Fairchild, ex wife of William Frederick MacMonnies, wed Noys-willam H. Low at Protestant Church Toratoir du Livre. Presence included Mrs Sidney Fairchild and friends. They honeymoon after a small wedding breakfast. the couple had met in Paris in 1888 while studying art and were divorced in 1908 for alleged temperament incompatibility.
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Paris
Noys
Willam H. Low
Mary Louise Fairchild
William Frederick MacMonnies
Toratoir du Livre
Sidney Fairchild
Sarah L. Lowell
Paul W. Bartlett
M. Boutot de Monvel
Whch
Low
Mery Tousse Fairchild
Mrs Pfeiffer Dead at Annapolis
Mrs Augusta Virginia Pfeiffer aged 70 died in Annapolis after a brief pneumonia illness. widow of Henry I Pfeiffer formerly of Prince George County Maryland and mother of George B Pfeiffer principal of Annapolis public schools, died Nov 4.
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Pfeiffer
Annapolis
Washington Post
Augusta Virginia Pfeiffer
George B. Pfeiffer
Annapolis Public Schools
Henry I. Pfeiffer
Prince George County
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Woodward & Lothrop
King
Gibson
Fateng
Patra
Ir Patra
Mary Hom
Ann ‘Oriental Portiares
Hollisham
Bae Rene Ao
Ix Tech
Gale
Cher
Christ
Bepia
Baby Stuart
China Department
Tan Alfehel
Anty
Mme. Jueserand
Etchison
Kehoe
Enronue
Shoreham
Crampton
Prescott
Austin Stirlmey
Baroness Cadamissi
Blanche Marchesi
John W. Riddle
Russa
Southampton
Washington Barracks
Capt
Connor
Kultan
Gootbala
Atkinson
Vulte
K Street
New Rochelle
Norcia Johnson
Kansas City, Mo
Nathan M. Harris
Nineteenth Street
Mor
W. Thavis
Harlington
Sixteenth
Albert BR. Acker
Jacksonville
Fin
Everett
Hi ‘Treet Northwest
B. M. Shepard
Alis. Moulson
New York City
Hotel Gratton
Admiral Logan
Perry
Tome School For Hoys
Port Deposit
Howard S' Munford
William
Ane Paroness Nearocne
Chalong Camp
Waa
Im A Voisin
Piplan Voisin
Deroness
Voisin
Attira
Barness
Volain
London
Lady Cardigan
Ena
Madrid
Cty
Ima
Henry Destrous
Algaze
Spain
San Sebastian
T. d. Allen
Joseph G. Bwien
M. B. Adams
Mrs. Macmonnies
William H. Low
Piieces
Galt & Ro
Denbarr
Bewellare
Stanioners
Pennsylvania
Avestne
Pride
Heystone
Yast
Ea-Yorner
Batte
Sre
Honda
Berlin
Sauck
China
Indie and
Spear
Barnes
Ie Maiolica
Gui
G & 13Th N.W
Steinway
Steinways
U. S
E. F. Droop & Sons CO
Penna. Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Leverton &Co
Eaith
Rayvid Bros
St.n.w
Curlad
Jaye
Fodanealsr Pions
Shasighel Celcom Caio Ce
Union Trust Company
Edward J. SieDwagen
Mth
H Sts. NW
Waltham
R. Harris & CO
Ste. N. W
Childeen
Tavenner & CO
Twelfth’ Street
N. W
Eee
First Rank
Gorma. Co. Chorley
St. MN
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