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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1913
Page
4
Our annual September sale showcases a large varied assemblage of pictures. The event emphasizes thorough preparation and strong relations with manufacturers to deliver desirable merchandise at spot low prices. Picture makers have long supported our output and cooperation in maintaining the valued reputation of these sales.
A sale offers colored prints, sepia prints, and hand colored photogravures at deep discounts from regular prices. Items include large and small prints in antique gilt frames, mahogany frames, and bow knot designs. Subjects span landscapes, marines, classic portraits, and famous works, with prices from 68 cents to 12.50. Dresser mirrors with ivory finish complete the assortment.
A dialogue contrasts views on women's sphere with Echoes of Fireside sentiment. The Forward looking Woman challenges the idea of a universal sphere while the Fireside Woman reflects on home management and society's expectations. Dialogue touches on Wendell Phillips and gender roles in domestic and public life.
A 1913 McClure Syndicate piece recounts a Chinese practice of monthly family medical visits. A physician audits diet, posture, lighting, ventilation, and overwork, correcting faults and preventing illness. After a year the family’s health improved, and the doctor joked about renewal costs.
The President and family attended divine service at the Crossroads Meeting House in Cornish Center with Rev. A Parker Fitch of Andover Theological Seminary. Miss Jessie Wilson appeared publicly without eye covering, as a large Aztec vase and a poem by Col Matthew F Tighe drew attention at a Washington display.
Washington society reports the engagement of Miss Barbara Stephens daughter of Representative and Mrs William D Stephens to Lieut Randolph Talcott Zane U S M C son of Rear Admiral Zane. No marriage date set. Zane stationed on the Pacific coast. Mrs Davis and Capt Davis plan to visit Kentucky then return to Washington in September to 927 Farragut Square.
The German Ambassador Count von Bernstorff and Coun tess von Bernstorff arrived in Berlin, dialoguing with the emperor and chancellor. In Newport, Grand Duke Alexander of Russia dined with the Russian ambassador and Mme. Bakhmeteff as Stuyvesant Fish hosted. Several Washington figures, including Mrs. Oscar Underwood and Senators James and Williams, attended Labor Day events in York, Pennsylvania, with others traveling to Newport, Saratoga, and Bar Harbor for summer stops.
The article describes Mme Blacque Bey formerly Miss Josephine Kalman of St Paul Minnesota. Her husband M Blacque Bey the sultan's envoy to Austria, is noted for his French blood and education. Their 38 year old son will vacation in St Paul. The Turkish embassy in Vienna is highlighted for its social prominence.
A vivid description notes a French couturiere's ultra smart two piece street dress with contrasting materials. The illustration features a bold futuristic embroidered cover, pink and red accents, and a two piece skirt with a cheap folded girdle forming a tango-like peg-tap effect.
The article marks Henrietta Crosman’s forty third birthday and highlights Anne Whitney, a premier American sculptor born in Watertown Massachusetts in 1821. It recounts her early clay work, dramatic ambition, exile abroad for study, notable works including a Boston Lief Erikson statue, Harriet Beecher Stowe and Samuel Adams pieces, and her connections to Emila Dilke, George Eliot, and Browning.
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