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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1909
Page
23
Thanksgiving themed kitchen item brief notes on quality utensils and economy referencing 1880 style household advice. Emphasizes a well equipped kitchen as essential for households facing holiday cooking demands.
Advertises a wide array of kitchenware including jelly and fruit strainers, slicing sets, spoons, forks, knives, carving sets, roasting pans, steely handles, molds, and jelly molds. Highlights direct imports from Sheffield and other suppliers, with prices ranging from a few cents to several dollars and multiple items noted as seamless or self basting.
Grace Edes and Charles Toliman wed at St Albans in a ceremony led by Rev Bratenahl. Guests included Maj George Sauter, Commander Jewell, Prof Frackenfield, and Mr Hillard Owen from Washington. Bride wore gray chiffon velvet, bouquet of orange blossoms, mother gave her in marriage, reception followed at the Talman home in Washington.
The ad promotes tableware including Ford Doulton, Fransh Ware, and Chinese dinner sets from Haviland and Austrian lines. It highlights open stock pieces and matched plates, with prices from 10c to 35, 75, and up, plus a large selection of glassware and goblets, tumblers, and wine glasses in numerous patterns and styles.
Washington society circles buzz with weddings and travel as Miss Ethel Libbey sails for the Philippines after a ceremony attended by Dr Harry Chapman and Senator Carter. Guests include Mrs Clifford Shaw and Mrs Alexander Clifford Shaw with lectures planned at 2011 Massachusetts avenue and gatherings at the Highlands.
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