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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1909

Page

23

Thanksgiving Day Requisites and Helps

A catalog style notice lists various household items and glassware with prices. Pie quality utensils and glassware selection include dozen counts and prices ranging from 2 dollars to over 29 dollars, with a focus on practical kitchen and serving items for holiday use.

Thanksgiving Table Stocked with Colonial Brand Goods

A local catalog lists abundant summer and holiday provisions. Colonial Meat and Cider items, Colonial Flour and Grape Juices, assorted nuts, dried fruits, and stuffed dates populate the shelves alongside jams, crackers, and cocoa. Seasonal fruit like oranges, grapes, and cranberries appear with imported cheeses and condiments from Walter Baker, Durkee, and Phoenix brands.

Victory Laroche Heinz Plymouth Rock Peter Cooper Cox Walter Baker Florida el Primero Maine Wisconsin Durkee

Thanksgiving Candies and Cakes from Local Bakery Offerings

A local bakery advertises choice candies for Thanksgiving and other occasions. Delicious chocolates in various shapes and centers, pansy table candies, after dinner mints, almonds, pecans, English walnut meats, and black walnut meats priced from 2c to 40c per pound. Homemade cakes baked continuously from pure ingredients, milk from their own farm, with options like Golf Loaf, Sponge, Angel, Layer, Devil, Nut, Fruit, and Pound varieties. Orders accepted for custom bakings and ideas.

Many Dinners and Teas in Washington Society

Washington society hosts a flurry of dinners and teas as diplomats, officials, and debutantes gather at homes on Riggs and Connnecticut avenues. Notables include Mrs. Taft hosting musical circles, Ambassadors and ministerial guests from Britain Switzerland Italy Austria Hungary and Siam, plus the Debutante season with Anne Peyton and Elisabeth Walsh. The White House receives a grand piano, and multiple social figures plan seasonal events and moves to new residences.

White House Herndon Sharp Ligat Sharp Eighteenth Infantry Eleanor Matruder Washington Anne Peyton Riggs Place John W. Foster Seb. Berber David J. Hill United Highlands States Ambasesdor Germany Dorothy van Dyke Princeton

Society Theater Party for Miss Noble’s Wedding Guests

Miss Davide Yulee Noble and Lieut. Sherman Miles celebrate with a Belasco theater party and supper hosted by Miss Joanna Schroeder. Bridesmaids include Miss Parker, Miss Read, Miss Draper, Miss Scott, Miss Barbour hosts a luncheon in Rhode Island Avenue with pink and white roses in the centerpiece. Austro-Hungarian ambassador and Baroness Hengelmuller join, baroness in Magonal serge gown, Countess von Bernstorff seen in a dull tailered suit at the embassy limousine.

Joanna Schroeder Lizabeth ‘Parker Mary Scott Evelyn Chew Davide Yujue Noble Sherman Miles Belasco Mrs Noble Miles Margaret Preston Draper Trythena Read Colgate Hoyt Percy Weeks Sherman Hoyt New ‘York Chauncey Hackett Willam H. Emory, Jr Philip Mathews Harvid W. Huniley Mra Schroede Marguerite Barbour Rhode Island Avenue Davide Yulee Noble Miss Barbour Miss Noble Elizabeth Parker Katherine Britton Gladys Hinckler Olya Roosevelt Laura Merriam Adelaide Heath Sophy Johnston Esther Denny Hengelmuller Washington Connecticut Avenue Luise-Alexandra von Bernstorff Countess von Bernstorff

Women gain recognition as equals in social signage and roles

The piece notes suffrage advocates Mrs. Clarence H. Backey and Mrs. C. H. P. Belmont promoting women’s rights. It describes New York hotel etiquette changing to list women first and the new social emphasis on female individuality. It also reports Col George R. Colton’s inauguration as Porto Rico governor in San Juan with crowds cheering, plus society notes from Newport and a rising Baltimore debutante, Miss Marie Louise Cherbonnier, at the National Horse Show amid praise for her riding prowess.

INCP Clarence H. Backey C. H. P. Belmont New York Fratel Walenti John Jona Smith John Jones B. R. Smith John George R. Colton Porto Rico San Juan Gav. Colton Marjorie Colton Frank Joaaini Ward Parra Capo Santa Catarina Taft Tola Col Colton San Juan Municipal Theater Mise Marie Louise Cherbonnier Baltimore Cherbonnier Maryland Bryn Mawr Philadelphia

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