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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1905

Page

7

Exquisite Cotton Dress Goods from Leading Designers

A broad, exclusive assortment of cotton dress fabrics from Switzerland and major designers in America. New designs arrive continually, with many patterns not to be duplicated and a wide range of shades. France Germany Great Britain materials include plain half silk Mousseline and Hollenne varieties, plus ginghams seersucker and fancy Voiles offered at modest per yard prices.

Switzerland America France Germany Great Britain

Rogers Extra-plated Silverware for Easter Gifts and Weddings

AR collection of Rogers silverware offers a wide range of new patterns for gift shopping. A special purchase is offered at savings with prices listed for spoons forks knives and assorted place settings, including teasers, dessert forks, oyster forks, butter knives, and cream ladles, on main floor Eleventh Street.

Rogers Eleventh St

Spring Corset Lines From Parame and Sapphire Models

New spring import corsets feature Paris fashion inspired details and fabrics suitable for warm weather. Parame prices range from $5.50 to $15.00 while Sapphire and Lily of France offerings span higher. Also girdle corsets in satin ribbon and full domestic corset lines, including straight-front and hip-hip styles. Third floor eleventh st.

Paris France Eleventh St

Little Children Spring Clothing Sale Prices

Low priced spring wear for children including muslin drawers in sizes 1 to 14 years, drilling waists for ages 2 to 10, cambric waists and skirts, infants skirts, white lawn kimonos for ages 6 to 14, all with trims, beading, and ribbons. Prices already noted from 15¢ to 50¢.

Bach Hee Ee Bach Cervsenes Cceaseees Soc Eleventh St

Women dress sacques show broad assortment and styles

A city shop advertises women dressing sacques for house and negligee wear. It highlights ease of wear, simple to elaborate designs, including white lawn sacques, fig ered lawn with buttonhole stitching, back and front shaping, and lawn short kimonas in white, black, pink, blue with various borders. Prices range from five to fifty cents. Located on the third floor of Eleventh street store.

New Novels at Main Floor Tenth St

A catalog of recent books with prices and authors. Hurricane Island by H B M Watson and Mysterious Mr Sabin by Phillips Oppenheim are listed as thrilling adventures and genuine stories. Other titles include Its In the Name of Liberty by Owen John BOT The Smoke-Faters by Harvey J Higgins The Port of Storms by Anna Mc C Shell The House of Hawley by Elliott Reske The Clock and the Key by Arthur H Vesey At Close Range by F Hopkinson Smith Masassag by Upton Sinclair The Secret Woman by Bana Philpota The Raverels by Harris Dickson. Main floor Tenth st.

H. B M Anna McC. Shell New York Venice F. Hopkinson Smith Father Upton Sinclair

New Go carts and Baby Coaches

A new line of Go-Carts and Baby Carriages is now available offering the latest styles and novelties from small Go-Carts to elaborate English Carriages. A folding Go-Cart features a hollow tubing frame that folds flat for trunk storage. Washington agents for Whitney English Coaches are highlighted as top quality. High-grade Carts include automobile gear and a heavier tire for longer wear.

Washington

Folding Carts Sale Listing

Folding go carts with steel frame rubber tires reclining back good springs and brake 700 dollars each other models from 295 to 1250 dollars

Reclining Carts and Go Carts Sold At Auction

Reclining go carts with steel gears steel pushers porcelain handles and white satin parasol offered at 1500 dollars each. Other models priced from 850 to 2250 dollars.

Hood Carriages and Whitney Fine Carriages Ad

A list from Hood Carriages offers fine rattan and body wood carriages in the Whitney make with cor duroy upholstery priced from 17.50 to 30.00. These items reflect the era’s preference for quality coachwork and durable interiors from a celebrated manufacturer.

Whitney

English Carriages Sole Washington Agents for Whitney's Coaches

We are the sole Washington agents for Whitney's Fine English Coaches. Our special is a neat English Carriage with steel gear and pusher, blue enameled body, leather hood and upholstery, heavy rubber tires, brass trimmings and English gear.

Washington Whitney

Social and Personal Embassy Dinner Companies

Washington society pages report, last evening host meals at the Italian and German embassies with high officials and diplomats in attendance. Guests included ministers from Chile, Bolivia, Cuba, Brazil, and Venezuela, plus War Secretary Taft, Mr. Rockhill, and other notable figures. Countess Cassini sails to New York en route to Russia. various couples host dinners and a St Matthew's Church concert is planned to raise funds. The piece also notes engagements, weddings, and travel plans among prominent Washington society families.

Franklin D. Rooseveilt White House Beronese Dee Planchey Mme. Walker Martinez Mma. de Calderon Mme. Quesada Cuba Walker Martinez Des Portes Brazil Pulido Legation Venezuela von Sternburg Mrs. Taft W. W. Rockhill de Faramond Baroness Bussche Ed ¥. Moran Misa Boardman Miss Stephens Ean Mien Webster Von Cassini New York Russia W. H. Forbes Boston Washington Charles A Spalding Rhode Island Avenue Mra Forbes Hadith Emerson Ralph Waldo Emerson Sheare Capt Mrs. Beach Louis T Hoyt Shiply Jones

Florence Crittenton Training School Commencement Service

The Florence Crittenton Training School at 218 Third Street Northwest held a four o clock commencement consecration service attended by students relatives and many strangers. Rev J W Steele led prayers Miss Collison sang and readings highlighted the Life of Christ with remarks by Dr Steele on prayer and personal work. Mrs Kate Waller Barrett addressed the audience praising the school and its teachers and classes were demonstrated by students. Wednesday will see diploma ceremonies for the graduates.

Florence Crittenton Training School Third Street J W Steele Laura Colison W ML Ferguson Wesley Chapel Church DP McLeod Steele Faith Proudfoot Fannie BE. Blakely F. M. Gordon

Business Men's Association Board Plans Thursday Reception

The Business Men's Association board met at 1214 F Street NW to set a 8 pm Thursday program at the Riggs House. A social reception, buffet supper, cigars, and speeches on Washington business will follow the 8 o'clock session. New members named include William J Brewer Willis Worcester David K Watson Samuel B Hege Edwin P Goodwin Albert Schulter and Robert F Bradbury.

Business Men’s Association F Street Northwest James F Oyster R P. Andrews B F Baul William F Gude Conrad H Syme P J Brennan Chapin Brown Edward Droop Wiliam Hahn W 8 Hoge J c Malcolm Frank K Raymond Hugh Reilly Louis P. Shoemaker Riggs House Washington William J Brewer Willis Worcester David K Watson Samuel B Hege Edwin P Goodwin Albert Schulter Robert F. Bradbury

Died reading his Bible in his room at 1145 Fifteenth Street

Samuel Reed a seventy five year old cabinet maker was found dead yesterday in his room seated in a chair with an open Bible in his hands. Coroner Nevitt Way certified death from natural causes likely old age. Neighbors recall last sighting Friday night and say he appeared well. William Chambers owner of the nearby livery stable saw him in the same chair Saturday night. Mrs Crisman a neighbor noted he spoke pleasantly Friday night. The body was taken to the morgue.

Samuel Reed Fifteenth Street Northwest Nevitt Way Wiliam Chambers Lvery Fifteenth Street

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