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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
14
A rational, tastefully presented sale offers 25 to 50 percent discounts on high grade furniture. Bird's-eye Maple and Tuna finish pieces, oak and mahogany tables, washstands, buffets, chairs, wardrobes, and china closets are advertised with marked prices and lower sale prices, highlighting value and future possibilities for homemakers.
Brighten homes with a third annual September sale offering high grade pictures and gift-worthy décor. Includes Colored and Sepia Prints, Etchings, Hand-colored Photogravures, Old French and English Prints, and varied frames from antique gilt to rich oak with substantial savings per item.
Miss Ruth Hood daughter of Mr and Mrs James C Hood and Lieut John J Waterman of the Seventh Cavalry A A wed at 8 oclock in the Hood home 1716 Twenty seconds street Rev C S Dean officiated with few friends present Yellow flowers filled the house music by the Marti band Bride wore white crepe meteor trimmed with lace and lilies of the valley Miss Ruth Heermans maid of honor best man Leonard Waterman brother of the groom they will reside at Fort Riley Kansas The wedding party and other society movements are noted in Washington and New Jersey social pages.
Miss Alice Bean Hill and Dr. H Wells Woodward wed at the bride's home 1910 Sixteenth Street NW with a small gathering. They plan a Midwest and New York trip then return around September 20. Rose Osgood married Dent Charles Edgar Brillhart USN at the New Willard with a brief ceremony and a motor trip through the Berkshires and White Mountains before settling at the Catron.
Elizabeth Fouts, daughter of Levi N. and Mrs. Fouts, wed Percival Rowe yesterday at Hamme Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev H F France officiated as guests admired flowers and lace gowns, with Ruth Fouts as maid of honor and Fred Rice as best man. A wedding breakfast followed at the Fouts home.
Active at Bar Harbor Me on August 31 the swimming club held a busy day with tennis events and multiple luncheons and dinners. New York socialite Mrs Henry C Tinker hosted the largest luncheon for 25 guests. Col John Jacob Astor and others also entertained, with Astor hosting an informal dinner at the club that evening.
Reports from Newport cottage colony were favorable with several society figures greatly improved including Mrs Pembroke Jones Reginald C Vanderbilt and Mrs Craig Biddle. A women's tennis tournament began at the Casino with pairs winning first sets as guests enjoyed dinners and luncheons at Bergars Hezards Lands End and Bergars complexes.
They sail for Europe September 7. Mr and Mrs Frank R White return to Larchmont after visiting Mr and Mrs William Murray. W. R. Berry concludes visit with Mr and Mrs William Starr Miller and returns to New York. H G Havemeyer Jr will close his season Thursday and go to Mahwah New Jersey Hampton. L I arrives as guest of Mrs N B Pettis at Mathewson Co. M Weld and P G McFadden of New York are late arrivals at the Im peril. Mr and Mrs Frederick Willets and Frederick Willets Jr of Philadelphia arrive at the Gladstone.
At Narragansett Pier many sports events drew crowds including a paper chase at Point Judith Country Club tennis matches and a polo ground practice. Luncheons on the Casino plaza gathered cottagers while socialites hosted gatherings for Edward B. Smith Wilson Catherwood and numerous others from Philadelphia New York and Washington. President James B Angell left for Seal Harbor after a brief stay with local guests noted among the attendees.
Lenox and Stockbridge society members arrive back in Berkshire from Maine New Haven and New York with Mrs John Sloane and Mrs Watson Thompson among hosts. Notables attended church lawn fair with Tytus handling the money box as crowds travel between Eaton, Blythewood, and Broadmead properties.
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