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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1915

Page

12

Elegant Louis XVI window drapery and flower box described

The text extols the Louis XVI window drapery with gold galloon silk fringe and side draperies in rich gold velour, suitable for reception doors and rooms. It also showcases an Italian walnut Flower Box in relief carving with cane panels, available in natural wax or enameled finish, and notes the decorators can design any classic period accurately in fabrics and furniture.

French lingerie display showcases exclusive garments

The French Room presents a premium line of intimate garments crafted by French and American needlewomen. Items include hand embroidered petticoats, envelope chemises, corset covers, night dresses, drawers, combinations, and gowns in white, pink, and blue with lace trims and embroidery, priced from 1.00 to 25.00.

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Secretary Daniels to Return From Raleigh Soon

Washington notes that Secretary of the Navy Daniels and Mrs Daniels will travel back to Washington within a day or two from Raleigh where Mr Daniels has been reestablishing his newspaper office after a fire. Many social figures and relatives are mentioned in ongoing schedules and visits across Washington, New York, and Newport with events and gatherings at the Willard, Farragut, and Shoreham.

Secretary of the Navy Washington Raleigh William F. Draper Mise Margaret Draper New York Mra Gover H. P. Belmont C. Vanderbilt Cross New York City New Willard The Navy League Gorgas Porto Aico Richard Wainwright Walter 8. Turpin William W. Ross Weaver Farragut Fort Monres Lieut Rose C. H. Simpson Wheeling. W. Va Thomas Bell Sweeney Connecticut Avenue Old Masonic Temple Paul Ritter Mmé. Ritter de Stauffacherin Washington Gruett Verein Die Stauffacherin Union Helvetia Swiss Benevolent Association

Notable Social Returns From Abroad and Travel

Mrs Cahill Bryan of Natrest returned from a two months abroad visiting Ireland England and Scotland. She stays at the Shoreham in Washington Ia until a winter lease is ready. Mrs T B Dunn wife of Representative Dunn of New York and her daughter Miss Frances L Dunn arrived at the Willard for a few days. Miss Elizabeth Malott Bernes and M Grace Storms of Fontanet Courts completed an extended Western trip. Mrs C H Lippincott formerly of Philadelphia and Colorado Springs was mentioned among arrivals.

Mra. Cahill-Bryan Natrest Eneland Ireland Scotland Washington Shoreham Mra T. B. Dunn Representative Dunn New York Frances L. Dunn the Willard Elizabeth Malott Bernes M. Grace Storms Fontanst Courts St. Louie Liverpool Whitelaw Reid London Ogden Mills England Lady Granard America Franklin Q. Brown Dobba Ferry N. Y Dorothy E. Brown John Hoar Boston Lemuel Hoer Hoar Concord Maas Brown Redmond & Co Harvard Harvard Law School United States George Frisble Hoar Massachusetts

Married by long distance telephone in Indiana wedding

Miss Blanche Henning Drosta and Charles Francis Miller wed in Jeffersonville in a telephonic ceremony conducted by Rev. W. C. Wood, a Paragould Baptist minister and brother-in-law of the bride. The couple exchanged rings with a 600 mile line between the booths. tolls totaled $2.65. The minister and witnesses were in separate booths with the operator present.

Jeffersonville Ind Blanche Henning Drosta Charles Francis Miller W. C. Wood Paragould Ark

Society World Notes Wealth and Wardrobe in Brief

Post a wealthy cereal manufacturer will leave his estate to his daughter Mrs. Howard B. Close of New York and Greenwich, valued at 33 million dollars. Executors say the stepmother through a legal incident will not share. Miss Adelaide Post and Miss Eleanor Post accompany Mrs. Close to New York for talks with executors.

Golf Dinners And Dances Keep Hot Springs Easy

Unfavorable weather limited driving and luncheon parties but afternoon golf and walking groups took to the links. Henry G. Haskell hosted a luncheon at Oak Grove for J Amory Haskell his daughter Mary Riker Haskell and niece Frances Riker who heads to New York tonight. Dinners before last night’s dance featured Dr Francis Grin nell and Baron Schroeder with guests Evelyn Witherbee Mildred Eddy Jesse Eddy Gladys Ingalls and Theodore Sidenburg. Mrs A Kelly Evang hosted a cottage luncheon and Philip Donohue Tam many Hall treasurer joined Charles Murphy and family. Arrivals include Ralph Snowden Hill of Washington DC.

Washington Post Hot Springs Henry G. Haskell Oak Grove J. Amory Haskell Mary Riker Haskell Frances Riker New York Francis Grinnell Baron Schroeder Evelyn ,Witherbee Mildred Eddy Jesse L. Eddy Gladys Ingalls Theodore Sidenburg A. Kelly Evang L Philip Donohue Tammany Hall Charles F. Murphy Ralph W. Snowden Hill Washington, D. C

Rain at White Sulphur Does Not Dampen Gayety

White Sulphur Springs W Va Nov 14 churches held large congregations despite rain. Notables including Mrs James Brown Potter and Mrs William Ambrose Taylor attended daily walks and swimming pool events. Visitors Frank P Frasier and Frank Davis arrived from the Lee line inspection trip. Mrs Robert Beaver Smith injured a finger in an accident and will not follow hounds. Washington guests arrive for cure. Beef prices for week ending Nov 18 listed with domestic beef at 10.54 cents per lb.

Washington Post White Sulphur Springs W. Va James Brown Potter William Ambrose Taylor Mr. Potter New York Frank P. Frasier Frank Davis Lee Line Sherwood Aldrich Aldrich Robert Beaver Smith Robert R. Hitt R. H. Reynolds Hitt Washington

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