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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
5
A catalog of women’s undergarments and gowns in Nainsook and Crepe, including princess slips, corset covers, drawers, and petticoats. Describes trims such as lace, embroidery, beading, and ribbon, with prices from 39 to 199 cents and styles for various necks and sleeves.
A special ani avery of embroidered pillow cases for the bed in your spare bedroom is offered at this time for 23 cents each. Large purchase.
A fragmentary ad notes six styles of camisole embroidery at 24¢ per yard and hints at a forthcoming special reduction on tailored suits. Only fifty may obtain the suit offer, with emphasis on dainty corset covers and detailed garments.
Mrs. Geppart hosted a Wednesday luncheon with her guest of honor Mrs. Kenton McGuig of San Diego. Guests arrived on the veranda for a Japanese themed affair with dainty decorations, candy favors, and hand painted cards, followed by a three course luncheon and card games.
Mrs. A. J. Staley, a newlywed who arrived from Australia, was the first elopement couple forgiven by wireless as her father, opposed to the marriage, sent the pardon while she and her husband began a honeymoon voyage toward the United States. The couple had set sail two days prior.
Calv in P Howell, former Ocala resident, learns by telegram from Clarksburg lawyers that West Virginia Supreme Court reversed a Tower Court ruling in a major lawsuit with Pasviee. Case returns to Tower Court for retrial with testimony previously excluded likely to favor Howell. The dispute involves thousands of dollars and substantial court costs.
Mrs. Clarethés Lanham of Jackson and her husband announce the birth of a baby boy born Monday at the home of her mother Mrs. 3. T. Halderman in Phillips. Germany employs 172,595 girls aged 16 in various industries.
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