Men's Shoes at Four and Five Dollars a Pair
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1916
Page
12
Our one and five dollar shoes are made for us by top manufacturers. These models dress your feet properly and offer value for men seeking affordable footwear.
A catalog of affordable men’s footwear features Gun Metal Calfskin and Russia Calfskin oxford and blucher styles in black and tan. Describes tongue details blind eyelets broad heels snug instep and ankle fit. New Golden Brown Vici Kid blacher model offers a low heel and comfortable summer wear.
An assortment of men’s shoes priced at four dollars featuring Wetal English Oxfords with blind eyelets and narrow toe Russia Calfskin English Oxfords, Can Metal and Tan Calfskin Blucher Oxfords, rubber soled Tan Oxfords in mahogany shade, Gun Metal Oxfords with white soles, and Kidskin Oxfords with straight last and broad toes.
Misses suits priced at 25 dollars feature belted and ripple hems in navy and white, with options like Norfolk and straight coats in menswear fabrics such as serge and gabardine. New silk suits at 29.50 offer chiffon taffeta, detachable collars, and full flare skirts in sizes 16 and 18. Also offered are wash dresses from 1.50 to 10.00 in chambray, gingham, linen, muslin, lawns, and middy styles with quaint and smocked effects.
Secretary and Mrs. Lansing entertain at dinner for Judge Joseph H. Shea and Mr. Fletcher, with several ambassadors and officials in attendance. Mrs. Wooten hosts a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Percy Burrill and Mrs. Sinclair of New York. Mrs. Theodore Lyster and other society figures attend teas and luncheons. Preparations for a Hotel Lafayette tea dance and ben marches support the National Junior Republic.
Social life unfolds with charity teas and dances at Washington clubs. Miss Hemphill and Miss Elizabeth Bryant direct child attractions while Judge and Mrs Payne journey from Virginia Hot Springs to their Illinois home. Notables including Dr Kalbfus and the Kalbfus family visit Annapolis and Willard hotels as society events and engagements fill the season with dances, receptions, and engagements among Brookline, Washington, and New York circles.
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