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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
12
Special sale of furniture offers 25 to 50 percent off regular prices with finely crafted pieces. Items include Circassien Walnut Chiffonier with 675 value now 44.00 and Oak Chiffonier with oval mirror priced around 35.00, selected for attractive features to suit homes.
September sale offers beds and bedding from reputable manufacturers with latest patterns. In-store display items include one-of-a-kind designs at unusual values. Most mattresses are made in our workrooms during the dull season ensuring cleanliness, superior construction, and good value. The selection highlights high-grade beds with recognized names.
Hand colored photogravures show Shakespeare reciting Hamlet at the White Hall and various court scenes. A set of inch Colonial mirrors with rich antique gilt frames offered at 295 each. Value measured at 4 dollars. Fourth floor Tenth at.
The American minister to Panama and Mrs. Thomas Dawson depart Washington for New York to sail for their post. A dinner at the New Wizard honored the minister with officials from the State Department in attendance, while other arrivals and departures of diplomats, military officers, and society figures fill the social pages.
Mr Bricker of the White House staff and several miners including Mr and Mrs Beals and Mrs Tyssowsiki are listed among passengers aboard the steamship George Washington of the North German Lloyd Line which departed New York yesterday.
Newport society page reports Elsie Hart and James P Willett announce a Covington Virginia wedding on August 8. Washington visitors Benjamin Pilson and family return from Dixville Notch. Locals tour Atlantic City and New England while others depart for Europe and wintering plans. A Newport wedding of Josephine Blair and Ernest Seabrook occurs in Rockville.
A list of returning Americans and European connections includes Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont, George Gould family, Elbert H. Gary, Mrs White law Reid, Earl of Granard, Mrs. Huntington Wilson, the Duchess of Aosta, and others. Reports cover travels to Long Island, Newport, Georgia Court, Lakewood, and Paris, plus plans for autumn homes, tours, and cultural interests.
Comptroller Lawrence O Murray entertained delegates to the national convention of supervisors of State banks in Washington this week at a Shoreham luncheon. Guests included Mrs. Charles H Noble of Connecticut and several directors from Maryland Minnesota Montana Nebraska Iowa Massachusetts Illinois and other states.
Hot Springs Virginia crowds gathered for a busy social afternoon with luncheons at Fassifern Farm Homestead Oaks and other estates. Notables Mrs Audenried hosted guests including Mrs William Harri son Jackson and Mr Frederic ge Zaldo, while Stuyvesant Fish and William Cole entertained at Fassifern. Guests from New York Philadelphia and Washington attended at the Homestead and related houses as Lispenard Stewart Dudley Gautier arrived for the fall season.
A lawn fete hosted by the Riverdale ladies in Hyattsville Md will run Friday and Saturday on the Calvert mansion grounds. A novel baby show is scheduled for 4 o’clock Saturday afternoon and a program of dancing in the mansion will follow.
Lenox society circles welcome guests at Hotel Aspinwall and Hotel Wendell with Charles J Bonaparte, von Reichenau party, and many others visiting from New York Williamstown and Philadelphia. A guest, Alexandre St John Bridge, was injured when a horse bolted in Lenox on Sunday. Mme von Reichenau lost a diamond brooch in the gardens at Hotel Aspinwall. search failed to find it amid a gathering at Tanglewood and nearby estates.
On child culture and family life the piece urges parents to teach accuracy, attentiveness, and generosity to children. It highlights the need for a involved father, home music, and a bright home atmosphere to steer children away from trouble and toward stable futures.
Lexington Ky Sept 13 James Reene has recovered from pneumonia enough to travel to Castleton his stock farm near the city He will remain there until fully restored which may take several months
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