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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1919
Page
13
A dated shoppers notice lists various cap maker felt mattresses and cribs with sizes from 3 to 4.6 feet and prices ranging from 3 to 45 dollars. It highlights down pillows and favorite white cotton mattresses as affordable options, noting soft textures and low-priced choices.
Wood beds continue harmony with solid mahogany colonial poster beds in several designs. Single and twin sizes priced around 20 335 BOS and 870. Enamel painted metal beds, white ivory, and brass beds offered in multiple sizes. Bed sections on sixth floor.
Ambassadors and diplomats are seen visiting Newport and New York while weddings unfold in the capital. Notables like Miss Joan Onl, Mr David Frank Webster, Capt Everett Foster Rea, and Miss Lucy Berry wed, as guests from Cleveland to Richmond attend. A variety of family travels, engagements, and social gatherings fill the weekend, with several prominent figures heading to Washington and surrounding areas.
The Chamber of Commerce learns that the capital will host the 1930 convention of the American Pharmaceutical Association following the 1920 gathering held here.
Secretary A H Seymour of the Chamber of Commerce announced a telegram from Dr S L Hilton confirming the convention will come to Washington this year. The gathering will bring over 600 people to the Capital with preparations for entertainment and lodging underway. The chamber awaits word from the Veterans of the Spanish American War encampment in San Francisco regarding holding their next session here.
An exhibition of paintings by W H Holmes curator of the National Gallery of Art and president of the Washington Water Color Club opens today at the Corcoran Gallery of Art and runs through September 36. Hours vary by day with afternoon and evening access and Sundays afternoon doors open.
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