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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1910
Page
25
A special sale offers handmade French gowns drawers chemises and combination suits in nainsook and sheer fabrics. Items feature hand embroidery lace insertions beading and ribbons with prices from 1.45 to 8.50 reflecting substantial reductions from prior tags. Includes varied necklines sleeves and trim styles suitable for spring trousseaus.
Special sale features Corsets from Parame Sapphire Lily of France and Ivy with models for high medium and long torso. Prices slashed from ten to eighteen dollars down to five dollars and below plus Suk Girdles offered at about a dollar. Deals highlight great reductions on notable brands and styles.
Infants and Little Children's handmade imported dresses offered at clearance prices. One of a kind styles in fine fabrics with hand embroidery nets ribbons and trims. Dresses range from five fifty to thirteen fifty with many reduced further in the Eleventh Street infant department on the third floor.
The advertisement promotes Plain White Old Bleach Linens praised for quality and noncrushable durability. It highlights natural bleaching, suitability for tailored suits and dresses, and use at sea shore and mountain resorts. Available in 36 45 and 72 inch widths priced from 65 cents to two dollars per yard.
A note describes numerous luncheon gatherings among Bryn Mawr graduates and social figures. Guests include Miss Armstrong Mrs Barber and many others. Notables such as Senator William Alden Smith and Baroness Rosen attend hosted events in Washington and at diplomatic residences.
Society notes from Washington feature luncheons at Chevy Chase and the Cochran with guests including Judge Maurice R. Beardsley and Mrs Roma Hempstead. Delegates, diplomats, and D A R members mingle with entertainers, engagements, and plans for summer homes on the St. Lawrence and at Teverlis Farms.
An Aurora Illinois family fell ill for days after eating pork. The article warns trichinae in pork can be killed only by thorough cooking and slicing thin. It notes sausagemay need extra cooking and center heat to kill parasites.
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