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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1910

Page

29

Remnant Day Sale Highlights Bargains on Mens Wear and Socks

Weekly remnant sale offers first class goods at reduced prices including menswear and lightweight socks in English tan and natural colors. Many items priced at 25 cents to 3 dollars with assorted sizes and styles, advertised as serviceable and comfortable for wear.

Friday Specials in Bo's Suits

Fragmented OCR text mentions Friday specials in outfits and suits with scattered names and numbers. The readable segments reference tails, trims, and various items, but mostly appear garbled, lacking a coherent event or clear entities. No verifiable actions or outcomes emerge from the legible portions.

Frday Special in Boys Pajamas and Ladies Wear

A vintage sale notice details a Friday clearance on housewear and garments. Includes boys pajamas in assorted sizes, damask linens, napkins, dress fabrics, and a wide range of women’s undergarments and coats with marked reductions.

Friday Special on Imported Linen Taffeta Fabrics

Local shop advertises immediate clearance on imported linen taffeta yardage and draperies. Discounts include curtains, tapestries, upholstery fabrics, and related decor items with prices slashed from regular to reduced amounts, offered on fourth floor display.

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President Attends Hitchcock Ball Among Bright Washington Guests

Postmaster General hosted a lavish ball at Rauscher's last night with the President and Vice President among a distinguished array of officials and diplomats. The decorations featured spring flowers in pink, with a cotillion, formal toasts, and ample supper as guests mingled in elaborately arranged rooms.

Wasyhost Mra. Sherma Rauscher Killarney Norwa Mme Gude Sigrid Gure Denmark Countess Moltke Daffaires Marchesa Montagnari Daffatres Pera John Barrett Rear Admirs William Cowles Agalatani Montrose Adee Edward B Aldrich Aldrich Nita Alexander Baron Loula Ambrozy Butler Ames Larz Anderson A Piatt Andrew Ruth Appleton Perry Belmont Bereeford Hope Wiliam T Bingham Haury Blagden Gist Bietr Woodbury Blair Alice & Blech Mise Mabel Boardman Misa Martha Bowers Fe Bowera Dnatyn Arthur L Bristol Jr Alexander Britton Tatharine Britton Katharine Bravo Liewt Roscve Bulmer Burden Comar Henry Varnum Butler Archibald W Butt Benjamin Cable Edwaerd W Cady Jr Robert & Callen Juncan Cameron Miss Lamaron Catherine M Cameron Ilspo Camperlo Mies Mary W Carlisle Mia Carroll Roberto Lantaro Sherwoon Cheney Mary H Chen Tudora M Clover Edward T Consden Drs Spencer Cosby Renae Cou Igert Francis B Crownin J A F Curtly Ladislas Czirak Tadaut Gomer Cleland Davis William T Davis Comair Benoist dAzj Joukheer WI de Beauford Felix de Brusselle de Chambron Deering Matthew A Delaney Frank L Denny Denny Vicomte Vicomtesse Henri de Sihnur Nelka de Smirnoft Algara Romero de Terteres J de Fhal Jonkherr M de Weede Jonathan S Dowell Jr Leland Francis du Pont John W. Dwight Clarence Etwarts Frankin Henry Wittam Kmory Frederick de Coures Richmond Hamilton Fish Fish Gromulle Fortescue John C Tremont Clarence EL Funk Thomas T Gam Preston Gizski Alrssex Goldsborough William K R Byte Mary Hopking A Horstmann F Oden Horstmann Charles Lo Howara George Howard Tanut Marion W Liowse Hutler Dredeia L Huidekoper Reginald S$ Huidekoper Mian Katharine Hutchinson James P Hutchnson Albert Ingalls Alfred Mitchell Inneslevt Bernard James Katharine H Jennings Chatlew McCowles Ae McLlintock Lee McClung Miches O Marsh Henri Martin Katshire Matsui Cecelia JI Yeabelic Gerald Dec William Hf Merriam Laurd Wesley Werritt Basil Mies Mir Eduard A Witehell Richard C Moore Truman H Newberry Caro Newberry Charles Dyer Norton Thomas Noyes Frances Noves Wy J van Veehten Olcott

President Taft social round at National Theater event

The President and Mrs Taft attended a theater event with guests including Mrs Louis More and Mr and Mrs Albert Ingalls of Cleveland who are White House guests arriving yesterday. A large list of ambassadors and relatives were hosted at dinners by Vice President Sherman, the Secretary of the Treasury, and other officials, with extensive attendance from diplomatic and political figures including Messrs Wetmore, du Pont, Foster, Anderson, Wadworth, and May Williams, alongside numerous social guests and aides.

Olver Gilver Hugo Westexhaus Leigh Pahmer Moss Gladys Parrish Herbert Parsons Robert ‘W.' Patterson Andrew J Peters Martha H Phillips David D Borter KR. Pourtales H. Pausetta Procter M. Eetsmann Charles F P Richardson Ettiel Hoberon Philips Robinson Mme de Perétth Charles E Rockwell Roosevelt Glen Roosevelt Gilbert J. Rowellt Joanna A. Schroeder Owen Scot Harold L Sevat CR. Simpkins Clara 'Parrar Smith Stuart Farrar i Harriet R. Southerland Mar R Southerland F Sowerby Henry Ben Ing Spencer Herbert L Spencer Seth Sprague George 0 Squire John P Story, Jr George T Summectin Powers Lymington Air “Taithand Mies Eleanor Terry Herbert Wadsworth Richard Weinwright Hugh C Wallace Mins Catherine N Weeks Samuel H Wellison Horace H Westcott Misses Wetmore Helen Whiley John Campbell White Join W Wilkins Dorothy Wiliams Dorothy Gardner Wiliams Clarence R. Wilson Wilson Charles Winstow Navy Winthrop Frederick Hale Portland John Philip Sil Baltimore George A Perkins New York City Dorothy Perkins Anita Tunstall Smith Joseph Stickney Frances Sulvan Philadelphia Robert A Tafl New Haven Belmont Tiffany Aliss Roberts Colgate Hoston Mass Taft National Theater Louis More Albert Ingalls Cleveland Ingalls White House Louise Taft Cin _ernmatt Sherman Mme Jusser Rosen Bryce Jan Bernsternt Mme de Lagercrantz Moltke Wetmore du Pont John W Foster Beskman Winthrop Larz Anderson Herbert Wadaworth May Williams the Treasury MacVeagh Preuschen Benoist Azz Brandagee Chandler Hale Curtis Alice Breok Paul Bleck Hichard T Wainwright Jr R Alelara T Wain— ‘Wright St. John Church Milas Blech

Cows Milk and Infant Digestive Health

An archaic discussion on cows milk as an unsuitable feed for infants, asserting it harms digestion and increases mortality. It argues milk resistance depends on blood state from food, claims poison from undigested milk irritates the blood, and suggests remedy by converting milk to buttermilk with tablets to curb germ growth.

Washington Dinner Honors Dignitaries With Royal Flair

A Washington dinner honored Mr Jensen and Mrs Lurton among many guests including the Chilean and Greek ministers, the Surgeon General of the Navy, and noted diplomats. Highlights included a house warming style setting, hats filled with flowers as place cards, and tableaux at Incu mental Hall featuring Betsy Ross and other Revolutionary figures.

Chusetts Avenue Jnatier Lurton Morans Gieste Mme Crus Rayner Navy Stokes Robert Roosevelt Temple Venrletta Porter New York Moran Malcolm, McConthe John Melton Hudgins Ugelas EL Horton William Hayes Ackland George Totten Wo Humphrey Ballinger Congressional Club Washington State Walter B Clark Guy Clark Alaska Thomas H Carter Samuel H Pues Wesley L Jones Sereno & Payne Champ Clark James K Mann George W Gatechild W W McCredie James A Drain If L & Johnson JF Richardson Joseph N Rasa Emory W Reisinger George B McClellan Honolulu Ernest W Purdy Helsingian James Shallenberger Clarence B Lamont Seattle LC Gilman St Peut

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