Richmond society notes fill autumn with weddings and tours
Richmond social pages detail European travelers returning for autumn, family reunions in Tarboro and Nimrod Hall, engagements for Miss Elizabeth Hope Clayton to Fritz Alvin Melasim, Edna May Roscher to Herbert Newson, and plans for weddings in Edgewood and other Virginia locales. Obvious interest centers on debutante Line Lyne and the Shackleford engagement, with many families back from Europe and travels to Warrenton horse show.
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EB. M. Roscher
Edna May Roscher
Herbert Newson
Pasteurized Milk Cuts Typhoid Risk and Mortality
A study shows patrons of pasteurized milk and cream have few typhoid cases. Hospitals switching from raw to pasteurized milk saw immediate typhoid improvement and lower death rates. Typhoid feeds where raw milk is common due to bacteria hitching to cream, which carries many more germs than milk. Moral: choose pasteurized milk and cream to reduce risk.
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Rockville Social Notes Show Summer Reunions And Marriages
Rockville residents and visitors fill the social week with homecomings engagements and a notable marriage. Mr and Mrs Ralph B Jones return to Washington from Rockville and Miss Marian Farquhar wed Roland Van Auken Mills at the bride's parents home with about a hundred guests. Local clubs host a Montgomery County Club card party and several regional visitors share time in Rockville and Kensington before autumn relocations.
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Washington
Rockville
Mr. Jones
Lavinia Jones
John F. Bethune
Montgomery Country Club
Reverdy Stewart
Marian Farquhar
Allan Farquhar
Sandy Spring
Roland van Auken Mills
Charles D Lafferty
Episcopal Church
Olney
Thlie County
Annie Flack
Roger Shawders
Philander RK. Stansbury
Virginia
Labor Day sale announced with furniture give away
Tomorrow from eight in the morning to one in the afternoon workers on the Fourth Floor will mark Labor Day as a full day holiday. The furniture, rugs, and curtains mentioned on this page move to the Second Floor for removal, with standard wool Smyrna and Wilton rugs and Smith's Tapestry Brussels rugs offered at discounted values during the event.
Curtains at Half Price Sale Offer
Real lace curtains priced from 3.98 to 10.50 a pair, with retail values up to 20. The ad invites shoppers to a Fourth Floor display, promising satisfaction as curtains are shown to fit the home and impress visitors.
Bedding Sale Claims Savings on Mattresses
An advertisement offers beds at 2.98 each and promises future savings of 3 on every purchase. It touts National Springs with heavy wire rope edge and prices 3.98 instead of 5.50, urging customers to come tomorrow morning.
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Ostermoor
Old patterns outshine new lace curtains at 1910 prices
In the gathering are Brussels and Renaissance-Effect Lace Curtains in the most attractive designs of 1910. The practical house keeper notes that though new patterns appear yearly they are not always more artistic than the old ones. Curtains of quality up to 3.50 are offered at 87c a pair, making old patterns less of a fault.
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