Second Annual September Sale of Furniture
ODAY we begin our Second Annual September Furniture Sale eight car loads of High-grade Furniture being the result of our preparations for this special event. The success which crowned our initial efforts last year has led us to make this a permanent feature of our business an annual event as sure in its coming as the return of the season. We used as much care in selecting this furniture as we do in picking our regular stock. Our buyer went to the various factories saw the furniture and personally selected it. It is a remarkable exhibition with broad variety and excellent values in Parlor Dining room Bedroom Library Office furniture. The whole house is provided for in economies of the decisive sort. Our Furniture department is on the sixth and seventh floors of the G street building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Street
Frederick Snare
Englewood
N. J
Marjoriel L. Bnare
Charles Winder Mason
Tenth Infantry
U.S
Stuyvesant Fish
Newport
Crossways
Carry Doty Spencer
Kenilworth
Tombstone
Dragoon Mountains
Solomon
Social and Personal Gorgas Family Journey to Tuscaloosa
Mrs Amelia Gorgas widow of Gen Josiah Gorgas and mother of Col William C Gorgas assistant surgeon general US Army left Washington for Tuscaloosa Alabama with her daughters Jessie Aya and granddaughter Minne Palfrey. They will join Marie Gorgas in Panama then return to New York for her schooling. The Gorgas family has long ties to the University of Alabama and military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Gorgas
Josiah Gorgas
William C. Gorgas
U. S A
Washington
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Residents Return as Col Boynton Recovers in Vermont
Hoyalton Vermont resident accompanies his mother for a two week stay while Dr and Mrs Augustin Flynn return to the city. Mr and Mrs P V De Graw visit Randolph Center to see Supt Charles A Boynton’s family. Col Boynton who left Washington ill is recovering and will not return until October per doctors and friends. Mrs Boynton’s health has also improved after the stress of the colonel’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyalton
Augustin Flynn
City
P. V. de Graw
Randolph Center
Charles A. Boynton
Associated Press
Col. Boynton
Washington
Society dogs in combat at Newport casino
Special to The Washington Post from Newport describes a public canine fracas as Miss Beatrice Mills arrives with two Pomeranians and Louis Bruguiere's bull terrier clashes with the dogs. Bruguiere rescues Mills pets, while ladies escort their poodles to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mille
Mr. Louis Bruguiere
Miss Mills
Mr. Brugiuere
Leith Hopwood Wedding in New York
Mr Arthur T Leith and Miss Louise J Honwood both of Washington DC were married August 25 by Rev G C Houghton at the Little Church Around the Corner while on a visit to New York. They both work at the Government Printing Office. she formerly lived at 59 K Street NW and he at 1461 Florida Avenue. Both about twenty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Waldo Higginson
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Cambridge
Mass
James Dallinger Barney
Roxbury
Dublin
N. H
Robert Collyer
Church of the Messiah
New York
Harold B. Barney
Higginson
Mark Twain
Mgr. Hitchcock
Interior
John AL. Gardner
Boston
Washington
Radcliffe College
Barney
Harvard
George Henry Hodgetts
Toronto
Canada
Victoria Alles Phillips
M. H. Phillips
Census Office
Pancoast
East Capitol Street
George J. Maydweld
Waugh M. BE
Mr. Hodgetts
To Forto
Washington Post
Arthur T. Leith
Louise J. Honwood
Washington, D. C
G. C. Houghton
Leith
Government Printing Office
K Street
Florida Avenue
Guide to Correct Drinking From Tombstone to Dallas
A composite humor item from the Tombstone Prospector listing whisky varieties with satirical labels from common to loving and loquacious plus an anecdote from the Glasgow Herald about Macbeth’s birthplace cave and a Dallas News jab at Alfred Austin’s poems. The piece juxtaposes sensational local wit and brief city notes.
Impending Trouble Pushes Darrell Toward Clarical Offer
After Britton’s visit, Darrell faces a looming mill shutdown. Mr. Underwood offers temporary clerical work in Ophir or a private office if he opens one, as potential partner Walcott proposes a 75000 stake in a mortgage loan venture. Darrell weighs risk, income, and personal direction while planning his next steps.
New Life at the Pines Introduces a Royal Dog Duke
Darrell returns to the Pines and discovers a revived estate with lush lawns fountains and blossoms. He meets a poised young woman in white and her aristocratic collie Duke of Argyle as they share tea on the veranda. The scene blends youth beauty and old life in a single moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell
Collie
Duke
Mr. Darrell
Bennett
Trix
Duke of Argyle
Noahs Afloat by H Rea Woodman praised by critics
The Noahs Afloat is hailed as a novel defying standard genres with wit and satire. The Charleston News and Courier praises its engaging storytelling and gentle humor, likening it to Carroll and Field at their mildest. Printed in 12mo cloth binding, gold tops, deckle-edge paper, price $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Carroll
Eugene Field
Charleston News and Courier
Neale Publishing Co Addresses Notice
The Neale Publishing Co lists locations in New York at Broadway Fifth Ave and 23d St and Washington at 431 Eleventh Street N W. The terse listing places publishing offices in two major cities for the company’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Fifth Ave
Washington
Eleventh Street
N. W
Duke and Darrell Share a Quiet Moment of Joy
Darrell and Mrs Dean enjoy a lighthearted chat as Duke enchants with tricks and a schoolgirl tale. The moment softens Darrell’s guarded demeanor, uniting him with Beth and Kate Underwood when the family carriage arrives. Mr Underwood greets the scene, approving the children’s merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Darrell
Mr. Underwood
Mrs Dean
Kate Underwood
Beth
Mrs. Dean
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Paris
Col. W. C. Gorgas
University of Alabama
Miss Root
Bar Harbor
Mrs. Fish
David Fairchild
Marian Bell
Twin Oaks
Naples
Edith Root
Henry F. Dimock
Har Harbor
Long Island
J. S. Loose
Butler Ames
Lowell, Maso
Smart Society
Mount Washington Hotel
Durand
Donald Mackenzie Wallace
Juondon Times
William Peyton Tucker
Mrs. E. Salomon
Eighteenth Street
J. Augustin Flynn
Fred. A. Emory
Tthe Associated Presa
South
Society Dogs IN Combat
Leith-Hopwood
Arizona
Macbeth
Glangow Herald
Scottish Highlands
Dallas News
Alfred Austin
Mr. Britton
Artesia
Alays
Ophir
Underwood
Union
George
Particwar
Dwight
Buckeye
Ealary
Jack
Walcott
Texas
Galena
Pye
Marcia
Anright
Puss
Design BY
May Manton
Pattern Department
H. Rea Woodman
The
Noahs
Labor Day
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
la. Ava
the Neale Publishing Co
Christian Xander
Quality House
7Th Street
Aban Vv. Co
Rosen
Fost
Cor
11Th ST
Galt & Bro
Peana. Ave
Knabe
Knabe Angalus
Tt Diamond Prs
Burlington
California Prune Maat
California
Irving Drug
Ail
Promi Driguide
Roper
Anne
Iain
Bethea
Heaton
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