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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1910

Page

14

Woodward & Lothrop September Sale of Fine Prints

Woodward & Lothrop in New York Washington Paris announces an annual September sale of high grade pictures and framed art. Includes colored and sepia prints etchings hand colored photogravures and more in assorted antique gilt and walnut frames. Featured lots list rare subjects with prices ranging from $1.25 to $10.00 and up to $20.00 value. store hours noted as closing at 5 except Saturdays at 1.00

Countess Potoca Madonna Ures Sir Galahad Penelope Boothby

Mirrors and Frames Sale at Fourth Floor Tenth St

Special values offered with above items include 17 inch Colonial mirrors with antique gilt frames priced at 75 cents each and value 1.25 dollars. 86 inch Colonial mirrors priced at 2.05 dollars each with value 5.00 dollars. Located on the fourth floor at Tenth Street.

Tenth St

Colonial Mirrors and Mantel Pieces on Sale

Advertises Colonial Mirrors in 22 and 34 inch sizes with mahoganized or antique gilt frames priced at 69c and 3.50 respectively, plus 32 inch Colon ial Mirrors at 1.95 and 20 inch serving trays in oak frames with gilt handles at 3.95. Values shown as higher for reference.

Beach season extended by ten days say officials

Dr. William B. Hudson, superintendent of the beach, said the recent warm spell prompted an extension of the beach season by about ten days. He added there is a bare possibility it could run until school opens if weather stays favorable.

William B. Hudson

Lieut H L Irwin to wed Miss Anna Louise White

Commander and Mrs White announce the engagement of their daughter Anna Louise to Lieut Hiram L Irwin USN. The wedding is planned for October at 1143 Q Street. Irwin is stationed on the North Carolina and is from Franklin Pennsylvania. Miss White debuted in Washington two years ago and is described as attractive and talented. The couple’s plans include a return to Washington after the wedding.

Ommander Mra Willam W. White Anna Louise Hiram L. Irwin Mra. White Q Street Miss White Washington Irwin North Carolina H. M. Irwin Franklin Dolphin D. P. McCartney Osterville Mase Europe Wiliam Manning Irwin Annie Irwin Mary Irwin Roehampton London

Fashions Fads and Fair Attire of Newport Society

Newport headlines recount Mrs John Astor named handsomest married woman at a Golf Club dinner dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lothrop Ames. Andre de Fouquieres introduces a new French dandyism while makeup trends, Windsor-era gowns, and Wakehurst-hosted charity events highlight society life. James Van Alen's Newport presence and Miss May Van Alen’s social ties figure prominently alongside the Sturges Hall and Miss Hall wedding engagement details.

John Astor Andre de Fouquieres Fouquieres Beau Brummell Brommell Newport Wakehurst van Alen Robert J. Collier Newpott New York England Wakeharst Hot Springs Miss van Alen

English Girls Debate Kilts for Exercise in England

The piece notes English girls hesitate over kilts for sport while American peers adopt divided skirts and bloomers. Eleanor Sears and Emilie Randolph, famed for athletic skill, ride astride and perform feats on horseback, choosing mannish riding attire for safety and endurance.

England Eleanor Sears Emilie Randolph Narragansett Pier

Harvest supper and social rounds in Lenox and Stockbridge

In Lenox harvest supper for the Stockbridge Casino is set for next Saturday. Notables attend local dinners and luncheons at Shadowbrook, Bellefontaine, and other estates. Guests include the Housmans, Bradleys, Nutt family, Sedgwicks, and Choate speakers at the Laurel Hill outing.

Lenox J. Watson Webb William D. Sloane Elm Court Greenwich Conn Ambrose C.' Kingsland Europe Frederick Crowninshield Rome Stockbridge John B. Alexandre Alexandra New York Helen L. Alexandre Bayard C. Hoppin Alexandre Autum Carlos M. de Heredia Wheatleigh Auburn N Y Clinton MacDougal

Luncheon Parties At Narragansett Pier Casino

Gov Pothier motored to the Pier for a luncheon hosted by Col Frederick B Lawton with a sixteen person party including Holmes Reid of Philadelphia and Eastwick of Boston. Other guests from New York Boston Buffalo and Chicago attended or registered at the Casino as Atlantic waterways officials and yachting figures mingled through a day of hosted meals and gatherings.

Casino Narragansett Pier Gov Pothier Providence Frederick B. Lawton Wickford The Mathewson John H Holmes W. I. Reid Philadelphia James €. Segrine C.C Ray A. P. Jones A. Hoyt New York W. Ray C H. Eastwick Boston C. Calkins Buffalo Joseph E Fletcher North Kingston Casino Plaza Charles Fletcher Harriet Fletcher Dorothy Gladding Helen Barr Felicia Jesse ‘Metcalf Neyatt Bristol Gustave Radeka W Farman Smith Newport S. Draper A. Tingley Wail Watch Hill Pardon Miller A. H. Hobha J. Gilbert Hill Boyd F. Fitzbury W. C. Cooke Henry Kane Maj D. D. Porter Col Joseph Fletcher John S. i McGowan Malcolm C. Luchem Hifott L. Smith G. Butler Smith Robert Hager, Jr Nelson Whiting New Wondon Conn J. S. Merrill C. W. Cramer C. C. Bushnell Chicago H. B. Sawyer Augustus C. Burn Mrs. Elm

Social Guests and Motor Party Arrivals at Gladstone Arlington and Massasoit

A New England holiday scene lists M Thomas and J B Thomas of Peabody Mass as part of a motor party at the Gladstone and notes late arrivals including Mr and Mrs 8 E Keller and Mrs FL M Keller of New Rochelle N Y Miss Janet Pugh secretary of the Point Judith Polo Club has left Arlington for New York Miss Alice M Hunt of New Bark visits Mr and Mrs W oH Codmba at their Wakefield home Charles G Beebe of Brookline and C W Woodhouse of Burlington are registered and touring New England at the Arlington and Mathews son Dr and Mrs Robert C Myles and Beverly R Myles of New York are noted as motor party members at the Massasoit.

M Thomas J B Thomas Peabody Mass Gladstone 8 E Keller FL .M. Keller New Rochelle Janet Pugh Point Judith Polo Club Arlington New York Alice M Hunt New Bark W Oh Codmba Wakefield Sila Charles G Beebe Brookine C. W Woodhouse Burlington, Vi New England Mathews Robert C Myles Robert Cc Myles, Jr Beverly R Myles Massasuit

Newport Society Hosts Dinner Parties and Returns to New York

Society pages from Newport report Mrs J F A Clark and Mrs Richard Gambril host Saturday luncheon then list numerous guests and entertainers at Casino dinners including Norman De R Whitehouse Chauncey McKeever Philip Mills and others from New York Boston and Europe. Many residents and visitors depart or stay, with accounts of yacht travel and hospital visits, ending with satisfactory patient news.

Newport J. F .A. J Clark Richard Gambril William Grosvenor Henry Barton Jacobs George Peatbody Wetmore Edward J Berwind Joseph E. Widener Elisha Dyer James J van Alen Norman de R Whitehouse Chauncey McKeever Philip O Mills Payne Whitney Havemeyer, Jr New York Maurice Roche Francis Roche Charles Hayden Wacondah Charles M. Bull Max Agassiz Cambridge William G. Roelker Wilk Lispenard Stewart Hot Springs Maud van Cutsen England Newport Hospital Lord Athumney Lord Eliott London Beverly Bogert John A. Gade H. W. Sibley Thetis Frederick M. Godwin Roderick Terry Monson Morris French Vanderbilt F.C. Gray Reynolds Hitt. Devereux Milburn Reginald Brooks Richard Green Worcester Mareden J. Perry

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