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The annual parking lot sale of furniture and accessories at Chevy Chase Antiques Galleria is set for this Saturday (rain date Sunday). A pair of '30s leather and cane chairs were $1,200, now $400; lady's Italian writing desk, once $795, is $200; old Noritake bowls, $35 each, now $5; framed posters

Publication: The Washington Post

Mad Men - TV - Matthew Weiner - New York Times

LOS ANGELES, July 12Like a trusted Mafia lieutenant, Matthew Weiner helped suffocate Christopher Moltisanti in an S.U.V. and shoot Bobby Baccalieri in a model-train shop. He did so in his capacity as an executive producer of The Sopranos, and he shared a writing credit on those particular episodes,

Publication: The New York Times

Gift show preview. (Show Biz).(Brief Article)

Playful Poppies, a colorful print from Big Fish, features subtle matting to bring out the image. Retail is $ 245. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Claire Murray's Ahoy rug hand-hooked wool offers a unique take on the popular nautical theme. Retail for a 5x7-foot rug is $699. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] This

Publication: Home Accents Today

Gift show preview. (Show Biz).

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Caption: Playful Poppies, a colorful print from Big Fish, features subtle matting to bring out the image. Retail is $245. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Caption: Claire Murray's Ahoy rug in hand-hooked wool offers a unique take on the popular nautical theme. Retail for a 5x7-foot rug

Publication: Home Textiles Today

Christmas memories

The Chafing Dish Society's annual Holiday Buffet at the historic Overholser Mansion is like stepping into the past. This restored home at NW 15 Street and Hudson Avenue was built just after the turn of the century by Henry Overholser and has been lovingly restored to its original grandeur by the

Publication: The Journal Record

OMG! It's a Spinoff Baby.(The Insider)

Byline: Michele Greppi The Insider, who, as faithful readers know, is schizoid enough to have called her shrink and canceled a nonexistent appointment last week, reinvents herself as one of the pajama-ed hordes with a blog. Look for OMGreppi (a title The Insider had staked out weeks before those

Publication: TelevisionWeek

Paul Aloysius Stubbs Mecha ...

Paul Aloysius Stubbs, 84, a Westinghouse mechanical engineer for 39 years, died of lymphatic cancer Aug. 12 at his home in Catonsville, Md. Mr. Stubbs worked for Westinghouse from 1948, when he was selected as a graduate intern, until 1988, when he retired as manager of contracts at its Annapolis

Publication: The Washington Post

Reworking a Rambling Victorian

The urge to redecorate can hit anytime, anywhere. It hit Barbara Aledort while she was battling traffic enroute home to Chevy Chase from her Georgetown office one warm spring afternoon in 1985. "I do some of my best thinking in the car," says Aledort, president of Chanterelle Caterers. "And that

Publication: The Washington Post