Modern Furniture Exhibit Opens In Enlarged Cement Showrooms
The store unveils twelve furnished rooms on the seventh floor to display Empire Sheraton Dutch Colonial and other periods. Each room showcases hand crafted mahogany pieces, inlays, mirrors, and leather upholstered chairs, highlighting period atmospheres for dining bedrooms and studies. Open all hours for inspection and education in styles from old English to colonial and antique designs.
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Elx
Theas
Bigelow Arlington Rugs and Fashion Goods Display
Bigelow Arlington Rugs features thick heavy piles and colorfast patterns, including copies of Oriental designs and a replica of the Ardebel Rug from London’s South Kensington. Special lots offered at attractive prices alongside a large display of neckwear, millinery, and gowns with a broad assortment of embroidered collars, cuffs, and wedding gifts.
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Bigelow Arlington
Igelow Arlington
Axminster
Europe
South Kensington
Mucam
London
Fall and Winter Goods Include Infants Wear and Curtains
Complete outfits for infants and children showcase delicate creations with practical outdoor wear and matching worsted sets. The selection features gun and hunting accessories alongside boys and youths clothing, plus an extensive curtain collection with Lace Net and Tambour designs in red, green, and ecru and prices from $3.75 to $35 per set.
Social and Personal Gunton Church Ceremony
Large audience attended Gunton Memorial Church last evening for the marriage of Miss Helen Clyde Maser to Mr. Joseph Vinton Birch. Rev. John Lee Allison officiated. Bride wore white crepe de chine with rose trim and tulle, with lilies of the valley in bouquet. Reception at the bride’s Thirteenth Street home followed. couple to honeymoon in New York and tour the South before settling in Georgetown.
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Bride
Thirteenth Street
Florence Edith Dyer
Albert Edgar Berry
St. Paul’e Church
Townsend
Gunton Memorial Church
Mise Halen
Clyde Maser
Joseph Vinton Birch
John Lee Allizon
Leroy Birch
William A. Mahood
Archie King
Harry Selby
Bertram Roberta
New York
Robert McDowell Moser
Mrs. Birch
South
Georgetown
Dumbarton Avenue
Florence Heith Dyer
St. Paul's Church
Edward Randall Dyer
Baltimore
Meg
Mas Henrietta Dyer
Alexander Breckinridge
Stuart McNamara
Thomas Kirby
Joseph Tarbell Dyer
Frank Lewis Dyer
City
Joseph Long
Mrs. Berry
Washington
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