The Outlook, Vol. 132: An Illustrated Weekly Journal of Current Life; September-December, 1922 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Excerpt from The Outlook, Vol. 132: An Illustrated Weekly Journal of Current Life; September-December, 1922

My wife had so promptly put our household in order that in a week after our arrival we were comfortably ia stalled in our Washington home, No. 2600 Sixteenth Street, a house known as the Venetian Palace. It was a new house. Built by Mrs. John B. Henderson. And well suited to our needs and for entertaining. The social functions in Washington I found most agreeable. During the season we either gave a din ner or attended a dinner on an average of five evenings a week, but these occa sions were not burdensome because they usually ended by ten-thirty o'clock.

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