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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1910

Page

12

Golden Oak and Mahogany China Closets on Sale

Listing of china closets in oak and mahogany with designs including swell fronts, mirror backs, and four to six shelves. Prices range from 13.75 to 90.00 with value estimates from 17.50 to 175.00, noting several pieces with mirror backs, claw feet, and colonial styling.

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Vanderbilt Family Sets Sail From France for Newport Visit

Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs Vanderbilt with their children sail from France to New York on September 23 and plan a Newport visit for a week before wintering in New York. Mrs Alexander H Brown leaves Jamestown September 22 to return to Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Fred Flerson Jr stay until mid October before moving to New York. Commander Basile Soldatencoff of the Russian navy is also noted.

Cornelius Vanderbilt France Newport Commodore New York Alexander H Brown Jamestown Baltmore Fred Flerson, Jr Basiie Soldatencoff

Secretary Wilson Back From Tour Of The West

Secretary of Agriculture returns to Washington after weeks abroad in the West visiting forest reserves and accompanying veterans and cabinet members. Multiple social and diplomatic figures are listed as continuing travels or returning to Washington for autumn engagements.

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Laurel Hill Association Outing at Laurel Hill Summit

Several hundred society members from Lenox and Stockbridge joined an annual Laurel Hill Association picnic on Laurel Hill in Stockbridge led by Mr Alexander Sedgwck. Speakers included Rev Samuel Crothers and Messrs Choate Crownneheld and Dr Gilman Thompson. Many notable guests attended luncheons, dinners, and dances across the autumn colony social circuit, with gatherings at Cold Brook and Tanglewood and visits to Edgecomb, Milbrook, and Pittsfield venues.

Lenox Mass Stockbridge Laurel Hill Laurel Hill Association Alexander Sedgw Ck Samuel McChord Crothers Harvard University Joseph H Choate Francis Crown Nehleld W Gilman Thompson Charlotte Barnes Robert Winthrop Helen Parish Ass Ogden John Sloane George ‘Westinghouse Frank K Sturms Parkman Shaw Clementina Furniss William TL Dayton Robert F Stockton Richard C Dixey Tanglewood Pittsfeld Pittsfeld Country Club James W Hull Marie Mercedes de Finez New York Clementina Sophia Furniss Edgecomb William Pollock Holmesdale Walter Cutting Henry W Bishop Wlaka Southampton Long Island Cornelia Barnes Robert Somers Hayes Milbrook Conn Curtis Hotel Frederick I de Peyster Augusta de Peyster Edward G Delafield H. Rseman Duval Nannie Duval Earl B Putnam Putnam Earl B Putnam, Jr Hamilton Disston John Henry Brown Aspinwall Hotel Pittsburg

Army Orders Leave of Absence and New Appointments

Military notices list several officers under orders. Col George Anderson proceeds Four months leave. First Lieut Walter C Jones to Presidio of San Francisco and then to Fort Leavenworth? No, reporting to the commanding officer. Second Lieut Julian Hatcher attached to Coast Artillery reports to Fort Monroe for five days. Horace Hickam to repair to this city and report to the commanding officer. Walter Teed cadet David Owen Byars named second lieutenant of infantry with tank from Aug 31 assigned to the Eighteenth Infantry. Byars must report by letter to regimental commander for assignment to a company and station with travel to Nov 30. Second Lieut Douglas Cordiner attached to 166th Company reports to Fort D A Russell for six days then to Fort Nomos on Sept 30 and to the commanding officer.

George Anderson General Staff Walter C Jones Wyo Fort Nomos

Narragansett Pier Social Notices End of Summer Season

Narragansett Pier RI September reports the Casino and several hotels closing yet villa colony members plan to keep interest alive for another week with entertainments. Mrs John R Poor of Washington hosts tea in Harvard president emeritus Dr Charles W Eliot’s honor. Miss Louise McAllister of New York and Mr A Mélson Lewis of Philadelphia arrive at Greene's Inn. Mrs J Lawrence departs for New York with servants and carriages, to spend winter at the Plaza. Charles T Ginnickson of Philadelphia joins husband and daughter at Massasoit. Stevenson Towle of Philadelphia at Massasoit. Florence Ward Greene of Providence at Greene's Inn. Myre Whillam Frahels Honan of New York at the Imperial for congress.

Narragansett Pier R I Mathewgon John R Poor Washington Charles W Eliot Harvard National Civil Service Reform League Louise McAllister New York A. Mélson Lewis Philadelphia Greene's Inn J . Lawrence The Mathewson Plaza Charles T Ginnickson Richfeld Springs Massadolt Stevenson Towle Massasoit Florence Ward Greene Providence Myre Whllam Frahels Honan Imperial

Naval Academy Duty Assignments and Vessel Movements

A long list details Lieutenants and Ensigns assigned to duty at the Naval Academy Annapolis and other Navy yards, including Beaulgr to Jet Ensign, and resigned midshipman Rinehart. Vessels Arrived and Movements show Brutus, Arethusa, Wolverine, Arethusa, Supply, and others routing between Hampton Roads Sewall Point and overseas stations.

H Williams West Virgil Coir HH Christy Naval Academy Annapolis J F Hines North Carolina Comar L A Bostwick Navy Yard Norfolk H EB Kimmel H C Boyle, Jr H A Stuart J J McCracken Treadwell A Norris Marine Engineering G Howse JF Meyers Naval Academy Annapolis F W Sterling Klyce Annapolie Bitchie Neval Academy MK Metcalf Buchanan AH Wright Dawen Beaul Gr Wilcox Bratud Arethiea Sewall Point Wolevring Rantibule Harbor Rainbow Genoura Japan Conveeticnt Michigan North Dakota Louisians Kensis Hampshire South Carolia Hampton Roads Georgia Nebraska Rhode Island Minnesota Idaho Mississippi Vermont Southern Brutus Arethusa Sewall Pont Wolverine Fairport Ohio Ashtabuie Harbor Supply Gonoura Stanghel Carbécticut Guam Cavite Eelgan Louisiana Kanaea New Hampshite South Carolina Southern Drill Grounds Hampton Heads Virginia Miesigeipp Vertiont Hampton Roade Southern Grill Grounds

Socialites Reconcile After Wealthy Family Feud in New York

Ailed by a famous quarrel over money, the aged millionaire Mr Work forgives his daughter Mrs Burke Roche after a Christmas eve estrangement following her marriage to Auriel Batonyi. Reports say the couple’s divorce and financial disputes are healed as Mrs Burke Roche visits Newport and may return to New York. Separate notes highlight Philadelphia heiresses marrying into nobility, with details of Miss Muriel Astor, Dowries, and Newport society events.

Rane Work Milionair Burke-Roche Auriel Batonyt Newport Wast Twenty-sixth Street New York Silace Work Batonyi Chicago Philadelphia Margaretta Drexel Anthony Drexel Viscount Maidstone Jacques de Boyer de Fonscolombe de Meyronnet de San Marc France Fewen Nixon Wain Mieca Jacob Wain G Jason Waters Elizabeth Liston Cochran George Cochran Georges Ginoux de Fermon Gil Fernanda Wanamaker Rodman Wanamaker Arturo de Heeren Alce Blight Gerald Lowther Tangiers Mrs Astor John Astor Aagtor Miss Muriel Barton Wilting

Cottonseed fat urged as cooking substitute

Dr T J Allen explains refined cottonseed fat as a digestible cheaper alternative to animal fats. He notes it digests easily, surpasses lard in purity, and suits cooking better than heat-decomposed animal fats. He recommends cottonseed or substitutes over animal products.

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