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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1910
Page
29
Woodward and Lothrop promotes a Fury storage and insurance service for the season in New York Washington and Paris offering low-cost handling to relieve customers of worry and trouble.
Special sale of surplus stock from a premier manufacturer offers inch grade bags in black and brown with gilt, gun metal, leather, and German silver frames. Some leather lined, others satin, with small change purses or vanity cases. Fresh brand new bags priced at 2.50, 3.00, 3.50, 4.00, and 5.00 each.
A local retailer advertises a wide assortment of men's underwear and socks in styles and weights for 50 cents to 100 dollars per garment. It highlights garments in nylon, cotton, linen, and polymester, including athletic long and short sleeves, knee length drawers, and novelty plain ecoforms with varied colors and designs. Also features stockings at 25 cents per pair with a broad stock description and multiple fabric types.
The store proclaims a complete line of women’s summer footwear with durable staples and new novelties. It highlights leather options such as patent and kidskin, silk calf, canvas, and multiple heel heights, featuring Goodyear welt soles and gun metal calfskin details with pricing notes around 400 to 500 dollars per pair.
Linen sale lists TE Wynee white damask and satin napkins with prices per yard and per dozen. Damask napkins and tablecloths in various patterns shown. many items advertise discounts from regular prices. 2x2 yard cloths and larger damask sets priced high with per dozen napkins offered.
New Colonial serving trays feature cretonne backing and walnut finish with brass handles. Crafted for historic areas under protective conditions, trays are priced at 410 each and sold on Tenth Street.
Woven sheets are reinforced by welding two warp bands at the center where the ordinary sheet shows wear. Extra warp threads are welded to create a flat surface. The result is a者 sheathing that is stronger and more serviceable than prior methods. Price listed: 81x90 meters, available second for seventh street.
An old advertisement touts the Indestructo 15 trunk as the toughest wear, offering a five year free accident and loss insurance policy. Each trunk is registered, promising safety wherever you travel, with a call to visit Indestructo Lane for purchase and storage.
Formal announcement says Miss Mathilde Townsend will wed Mr Peter Goelet Gerry of New York in Washington on June 1. The report also notes Baron Ambrozy’s Washington farewell events and a large reception with many dignitaries and society figures attending at the Rauscher ballrom.
A high society wedding between Iman and Mir von Loew enthal Taknau lit Vienna marked by a late midnight ball. Guests included ambassadors, ministers, and noble families from Hungary, Britain, Norway, Panama, and Switzerland, with lavish gowns, pearl jewelry, and a string of Csardas. The event featured crystal decor, a formal supper, and dancing to a New York band, all attended by hundreds of dignitaries and socialites.
Poor nutrition dulls bones and arteries and slows thought. The text urges consuming fruits like apples and lettuce, olives, and avoiding meat and roasted cereals, excess exercise, alcohol, and distilled water. It notes minerals in water and warns against arterial hardening and mental sluggishness.
Francois Berger Moren entertained guests at the Mask and Wish performance at the Golumfia Theater last night. Attendees included the minister of Switzerland Mme Ritter, Mrs. Wish, Miss Fish Commander Busgell White, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McCombe, and Mrs. John Nelton Bulging. Mrs J C Burrows hosted a tea yesterday afternoon at her Massachusetts home in honor of Mrs ML Scott, president general of the DAR and the Michigan delegation to the DAR congress. Officers of the DAR national board and Michigan officials were present, with Easter lilies and roses decorating the rooms.
Mrs Wickersham wife of the Atcornes General has been in New York for several days and will return to Washington this morning. She will be at home tomorrow afternoon after four o'clock. Viscount Benast, naval attaché of the French embassy, accompanied the Viscountess to New York and sailed on Saturday for France, returning to Washington yesterday.
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