Annual September Rug Sale Promises Large Discounts
A period ad touts an annual September sale of high grade rugs from leading manufacturers at 25 to 33 percent off regular prices. The collection features rugs of all sizes and varieties including Brussels Wiltons Smyrnas Beauvais Aftons Barodas Burmda Girvans Ingraing Granites Colonials Fibers and more. The note highlights superb quality rich designs and colorings with pieces described as strictly perfect.
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Brussels
Wiltons
Smyrnas
Beauvais
Aftons
Barodas
Famous Whittall Rugs Offer Low Prices and Wide Sizes
Whittall Rugs advertise rugs woven with fine wools and dyes, boasting top artisans and OEM designs. Prices listed include 27x54 at 6.00, 36x63 at 8.50, 4.6x7.6 ft at 18.50, 6x9 ft at 33.50, 3x10.6 ft at 50.00, and 9x12 ft at 53.50, plus a range of Cotton Rugs for bedrooms and baths, in assorted colors. inspection invited.
Annual September Sale of Metal Beds and Bedding
The store announces its Annual September Sale featuring metal and brass beds, steel and enamel finishes, plus complementary mattresses made in their own workshop. Highlights include various brass beds, white enameled models, and attractive pricing on modules, with emphasis on durable finishes and hygienic cotton felt mattresses.
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ODAY
Gen Oliver and daughter return from Murray Bay wedding notices
Gen Oliver and daughter return to Washington from Murray Bay Canada where during August he attended a wedding and the ceremony featured Miss Katherine Lawton Lawton and Mr William Horton Spire. The wedding included a luncheon at the bride’s home and out-of-town guests from Philadelphia Baltimore and New York. The bride wore ivory satin and received guests at Kant Capitol Street residence. The social column notes additional marriages and engagements among Washington residents and confirms plans for future debutantes and visits to Hot Springs and Philadelphia.
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Gen
Oliver
Washington
Murray Bay
Canada
Japanese Visitors in Washington Promote U S Japan Commerce
A large Japanese delegation headed by Baran Shibusawa arrived in Washington and met U S officials and business leaders to promote commerce between the two nations. The party of 82 includes Baran Nalbi Bands and Kojiro Matsutata of Kobe Shipbuilding Works, who spoke English and discussed joint interests in industry and shipbuilding. The group toured the Hotel Washington, was welcomed by officials, and planned further engagements during their current tour of the United States.
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Pacttiy-societ
United States
Japan
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Riety
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Itamoto
Hte
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Ametiein
Harbin
Japanea
Shibusawa
Department of State
Department
Hotel-Washington
Fala
Baran'Bitchi Shibmaawa
Russia
Kone Chamber ‘of Commerce
Yele
Kobe
Puiiding
Ja‘pan
Matsutata
Two Weddings Mark Day in City Home
Misa Caralyne Smith daughter of Dr and Mrs George Smith wed Mr Arthur Pierce at 4 yesterday in her home on Seventh Street. Rev G Freeland Pater officiated. Bride wore white lace gown, carried valley and Maidenhair ferns, attended by Miss Helen Pierce of Philadelphia. Best man was Chester Arthur Slater, reception followed, couple to be at home after November 6 at 1332 Elevents Street. Another ceremony saw Miss Knott wed Mr Victor Bernard Daybar at Epiphany Church with Rev G Freeland Peter officiating. Bride wore white satin trimmed with baby Irish lace, large white hat with plumes, carried Bride roses. They will be at home in Gladstone after November 10 and Mr Daybar’s bride hails from West Virginia, her father a former state senator.
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Douglas Herring
Golden Gate
Burton Bayard Turner
Linwood Williama
Burton
B. Tarnes
W.B. Seaton
Philadelphia
T Howard Smith
Balfovore
M. B. Turner
Wash- Aneton
Katherine Emily Lawton
Albert‘ Lawton
Wiliam Horton
George A. Miller
Kant Capitol Street
Anke Antoinetts Nainall
Carl G. van Eman
Batiste
May Signfoote
Virginia
Bliss Laulee Hague
Olga Snyder
Charlotta Bins
Mieg “Emerald Herrmann
Olive Street
Frances Lewie
Pearl Smith
Spire
North Car
Oling Avenue
Misa Caralyne, Smith
George Smith
Arthur
Pierce
Seventh Street
G. Freeland Pater
Valley
Méflenbair Ferns
Helen Pierce
Chester Arthur Slater
Misa Lanre Knott
Bhott
C. HL 'Knott
Victor Bernard Daybar
Daybar
Gladstone
West Virginia
Nellie Herring and William Alexander Wed at Luther Place
The marriage of Miss Nellie Virginia Herring and William Carroll Alexander of Philadelphia was held yesterday at 11:20 AM at Luther Place Memorial Church. The Rev W Sea brook, the bride’s former pastor in Winchester, VA, officiated in front of a large gathering of relatives and friends. Miss Ella C Butler presided at the ceremony.
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Nellie Virginia Herring
William Carroll Alexander
Philadelphia
Luther Place Memorial Church
W. Seabrook
Winchester
Ella ¢. Butler
Colonial China Display Of Elegant Reproductions
A new display features colonial china with exact seventeenth century shapes in gold and floral decorations. The assortment includes dinner and luncheon plates bread and butter plates tea cups and saucers teapots sugars and creams compotes and complete dinner sets.
Marriage notices for Davis Brooks and OBrien Schlag
The report lists two marriages: Misa L Helen Davis wed Lawrence R Brooks yesterday at 3 PM at 417 Third Street residence of F C Clarke with Rev Dr Donald C MacLeod officiating. A second ceremony at St Stephen's Catholic Church parsonage occurred at 8 PM for Misa Henrietta O'Brien Schlag and Christian Schlag with Rev Tc officiating.
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Misa L. Helen Davis
Lawrence R. Brooks
F.C. Clarke
Third Street
Misa Henrietta O'Brien
Christian, Schlag
St. Stephen's Catholic Church
Newport horse show attracts prominent exhibitors
Alfred Vanderbilt Reginald C. Vanderbilt and C. W. Watson of Baltimore plan show entries in the four in hand class at Newport. Vanderbilt will debut new English horses, with son and daughter also fielding notable mounts. Watson brings Gengett and Gatgett, plus other celebrated horses, in a competitive display.
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Eutriea
Newport Horse Show
Alfred Vanderbilt
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
C. W. Watson
Baltimore
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Mr. Watson
Vanderbilt
America
England
Kathryn
Harriet and
Hertes
Brougham
Tumdens
Reginald C. Vanderblit
Doctor Selwonk
Sandy Point Farm
Lord Brooke
Lord Burtsigh
Phebe Watton
Marle ‘Tempest
Peir
Mrs. Vanderbilt
W. Watson
Fairmont Farms
Gengett
Gatgett
Ring- Ang Bells
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Virginia
Lady Baltimore
Moon Shing
Elegant Dithom
Food vs Drugs in Diet Hint by Dr Allen
An early 1900s note discusses the shift from drug therapeutics to food prescriptions. Dr Yorke Davis in London, after decades with drugs, advocates diet as a more effective cure, citing a well known work and emphasizing diet's role in digestion and overall health.
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Yorke Davia
London
Wedding notice for Hatch Cooley in New Rochelle
Five hundred invitations announced for a ceremony next Wednesday. The Washington Poet of New Rochelle is named. details reference Cooley, Rai player of AlvordW Cooley and a residence in New Rochelle. Registration and approval by the regtor of Tribux Prbtertant apacopet yore appear in fragmented text.
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Wasington
New Rochelle
Cooley
Rai
Plans for Prince Kun secretaries reception for Japanese visitors
Secretary of State orders a reception and entertainment arrangements for Prince and Princess Kiyirosu Kuni of Japan arriving in New York for the Hudson-Fulton celebration. The prince will represent the emperor at the event. The visitors travel on the Carmania, due in New York next Tuesday. Captain Sherwood and A Cheney will meet them as military aides and escort them to Beverly, Mass., to meet President Taft on September 10 before they proceed to Newport for naval station visits and the Naval War College.
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Kiyirosu Kuni
Japan
United States
New ‘York City
New York City
Taft
Sherwood
Cheney
Tat
Aids
Anid
Beverly
Mass
Unt
Prince
Princess
Newport
Robert 3. Thompson
Naval Training Station
Naval War" College
Dunne Consecrated Bishop in Chicago Cathedral
In a grand ceremony at Holy Name Cathedral Chicago the Rev Hamund M Dunne was consecrated bishop of Peoria Apostolic Delegate Diomede Falconio presided with three archbishops and hundreds of priests present Delegations came from New York Buffalo St Louis Washington Milwaukee and St Paul to witness the ordination
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Chicago
Hamund M. ‘Dunne
Peoria
Holy Name
John P. Scripps to wed Edith McRae of Detroit
Announcement of the engagement between John P. Scripps of San Diego California and Miss Edith McRae of Detroit Michigan. The wedding is planned at the bride’s parents house in Detroit with future residence in California. B W Scripps and M A McRae, connected with western newspaper publishing, are noted as family sponsors.
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Detroit
Mich
John P. Scripps
San Diego
Cal
Edith McRae
Counse
California
B. W. Scripps
Dridegraem-tede
Mitton Ai. McRae
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West
Middle West
Scripne-MeRdo Teaver
Autumn Navy wedding at St Michael and Angels Church
Miss Louise Polk, daughter of Mrs Truden Polk, married Hustgn Flerre Light Wilson of the U S N in Baltimore at 8 PM in the Church of St Michael and Angels. Ushers in full Navy dress, reception at 2225 North Calvert, couple to Portsmouth where the Marietta is stationed.
Mass Wheeler A Luray Bride
Misa Ethel Wheeler daughter of the Rev and Mrs William Whesler of Luray Virginia was married this morning at her home to J Wishard Anderson a Martinsburg jeweler. The ceremony was performed by the bride’s father assisted by Rev Mr Ballengee of Washington. The bride is a native of Alabama.
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Specter
Washington Post
Uray
Misa Ethel Wheeler
Wiliam ‘Whesler
J. Wisheard Anderson
Martinsburg
Ballengee
Washington
Alabama
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