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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1913

Page

12

September Rug Sale Expands In New Location With Large Stock

This year’s September Bug Sale features an extensive Reliable Rugs assortment at lower prices. New enlarged display at the 11th and F location highlights Wiltons, Axminsters, Brussels and Ottomans, with discounts on regular values and a record stock from discontinued designs. Customers find broad patterns, colorings, and substantial quality across 7.6x10.6 ft to 9x12 ft sizes.

Whittall, Sanford, Roxbury Karaghousian Schofield & Mason

Notices From Washington Society and Family Announcements

The passage lists social items and travel notes from Washington society. Mentions Miss Wilson’s new home in Princeton with details of a two story white house. Notes Admiral and Mrs. Bewes visiting Elmwood Court Inn then New York. Mr and Mrs Wadworth announce their daughter Harriet’s engagement to Fletcher Harper at St Michaels Church Geneseo. O'Gorman family plans White Sulphur Springs trip. Dudley Field Malone seeks winter housing. Various society names and engagements follow with travel to Atlantic City and Shenandoah Valley plans.

Wilson Melittresh Ald” College Miss Wilson Princeton Theie Harriet T. Wadsworth Fletcher Harper New York St Michaels Church Geneseo N. Y O'Gorman Alice O'Gorman Washington White Sulphur Springs Dudley Field Malone Oak View L. E. Jeffries Josephing Alfred A. Cunningham U.S.M.C Miss Jeffried Washinnton Cunningham Navy Naval Academy Annapolis J. Eakin Gedsby Col F. B. Boathby Waterville Newport House Bar Harbor Crawford House White Mountains

German Ambassador Von Bernstorff to sail October 1

The German Ambassador Count von Bernstorff will sail for this country on October 1 accompanied by Countess Bernstorff and their son Count Gunther von Bernstorff. Several social engagements unfold including Miss Shirley Holcombe Curry’s engagement to Lamar Cheatham and Mrs. Champ Clark’s travel plans. The new ambassador to Austria, Frederic Courtland Penfield, has arrived in Vienna, while other society visits and arrivals populate the fall season.

Count von Bernstorff Countéas Don Bernstorf Count Gunther von Bernstorff Shirley Holcombe Curry Senator Bacon Georgia Water ‘Lamar Cheatham Macon, Ga Champ Clark Salem New York Genevieve Clark Harape Miss Clark Salla Imperator United States Austria Frederic Courtland Penfield Vienna Penfield

Notable Passings and Returns Highlight New York Scene

Trunks from Europe held for customs appraisal after a misdeclared value. Frank B. Wiborg, former Commerce official, imports from Europe via Mia Wikore and three daughters. Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus visits his ill father Brig. Gen. Peter Osterhaus. Osterhaus plans a bird farm with twelve trained birds in the United States.

Frank’ B Wiborg New York Customa Europe Mia Wikore Ayretania Frank B. “Wiborg Commerce and Labor Hugo Caterhaus Amsterdam Berlin Peter J. Osterhaus U. S Admiral Osterhaus Ostertaus

Newport plans for Casino land and Gray Craig estate

A Newport syndicate led by Henry A. C. Taylor and EB Berwind plans immediate improvements on a 170000 square foot site for tennis courts a parking area and an entry ground for the crowded horse show. A stockholders committee reviewed the purchase viability. Another group backs buying Gray Craig estate in Middletown to build club cottages to join the existing stone castle as a club hotel.

Newport Messrs Henry A. C. Taylor EB. J. Berwind Frederick P. Garretson Fred Pierson, Jr Oliver G. Jennings Gray Craig Middletown F. Mitchell Clark Stone Castle

Intrigue of Louis XIV Favorites in Versailles Era

Fragmentary notes reference La Vallière Montespan and Maintenon as the king’s famed favorites. The passage hints at royal appraisals and shifting court power among the mistimed names amid a grand historical context.

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