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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1905

Page

19

Second Annual September Sale of Furniture

O-DAY we begin our Second Annual September Furniture Sale eight car loads of High-grade Furniture as a permanent annual event. Buyer selected from best manufacturers to meet our standard of construction and finish. Remarkable exhibition with broad range and excellent values in Parlor Dining Bedroom Library and Office furniture. Located on the sixth and seventh floors of the G street building for easy display and ample light.

G Street

Social and Personal Gorgas Family Farewell Bar Harbor and Newport

Amelia Gorgas widow of Gen Josiah Gorgas and mother of Col William C Gorgas assistant surgeon general U S A returns to Tuscaloosa with daughters Jessie Aya and granddaughter Minne Palfrey after visiting Washington New York and Pelham N Y The column notes her long service as librarian at the University of Alabama and recounts family ties including Gen Josiah Gorgas and Col Gorgas alongside other summer society events at Bar Harbor Newport and Dublin N H including engagements and weddings of various notable families.

Amelia Gorgas Josiah Gorgas William C. Gorgas U. S A Washington Tuscaloosa Ala Edith Root Henry F. Dimock New York Har Harbor Bar Harbor Miss Root Long Island

Hoyalton Party Visits Vermont and Col Boynton Recuperates

Hoyalton, Vt., accompanied by his mother, stays two weeks. Dr. and Mrs. Augustin Flynn return to the city. Mr. and Mrs. P. V. De Graw visit Randolph Center, Vt., with Supt. Charles A. Boynton’s family. Friendsnote Col. Boynton and Mrs. Boynton are recovering after his serious illness in Washington and Atlantic City. Col. Boynton will not return to Washington before October per his doctors and friends.

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 Newport, Sept. 3. Society dog days include Miss Beatrice Mills with two Pomeranians and Miss Mills fears two are a circus. Mr. Louis Bruguiere's bull terrier enters the scene, is restrained, and peace is restored as pets are kept under arm amid public street dangers.

Mille Mr. Louis Bruguiere Miss Mills Mr. Brugiuere

Leith-Hopwood Wedding in New York on Visit

Washington couple Arthur T. Leith and Louise J. Honwood wed August 2 in New York. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. G C Houghton at the Little Church Around the Corner. Both are employed at the Government Printing Office in Washington. Mrs Leith formerly lived at 59 K Street NW and Mr Leith at 1461 Florida Avenue. Both are about twenty five years old.

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 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 and Dallas clips

A multipart comic roundup lists whisky varieties from Tombstone Prospector like Common, Sporting, Business, Mysterious, Sovial, Knowing, Roaring, Fighting, Crying, Bad, Loving and others. It quotes Glasgow Herald humor and Dallas News quips on Alfred Austin poems and Boston papers. This collage mocks sensational drink lore and literary critique through clipped anecdotes.

Tombstone Dragoon Mountains Solomon

Impending Trouble For Darrell At Ophir Camp

Darrell weighs a proposed clerical post at Mr Underwood's Ophir mortgage business as mine operations threaten to shut down. Walcott, a potential partner with cattle interests, offers seventy five thousand with control of profits. Darrell resists a vague indefinite clerical role and plans to open his own office if needed.

Mr. Britton Darrell Artesia Alays Ophir Underwood Union Mr. Underwood George Particwar Dwight Buckeye Ealary Jack Walcott Texas

New Life at the Pines Sparkles with Youthful Welcome

Darrell returns to the Pines to find a transformed home with manicured lawns, fountains, and perfumed air. A radiant young woman with brown eyes greets him, accompanied by a dignified collie Duke. She introduces herself as Miss Underwood and braces for Aunt Marcia’s return as they share a veranda moment.

Darrell Collie Duke Mr. Darrell Bennett Trix Duke of Argyle

The Noahs Afloat by H Rea Woodman review

The Noahs Afloat is a new literary work praised for its mischief wit and depth likened to Carroll and Field The Charleston News and Courier lauds its well told story and sustained humor satire The book features handsome binding deckle edge paper and a cloth cover priced at 1 50

Lewis Carroll Eugene Field Charleston News and Courier

Neale Publishing Co Addresses in New York Washington

The Neale Publishing Company operates from offices in New York at Broadway Fifth Avenue and 23d Street and in Washington at 431 Eleventh Street Northwest.

the Neale Publishing Co New York Broadway Fifth Ave Washington Eleventh Street N. W

Duke the constant companion charms a reserved meeting

Darrell, wary of his memory lapses, finds comfort with a lively, impulsive aunt and a warm, unassuming Kate Underwood. Their shared laughter eases his tense manners as the family carriage arrives, revealing Mr. Underwood and his sister. Beth greets Darrell warmly while Mrs Dean shows maternal care.

Duke Darrell Mr. Underwood Mrs Dean Kate Underwood Beth Mrs. Dean

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