Excellent Values on LACK PEAU DE CYGNE and Washable Satin Habutai
A newspaper ad lists fabrics and dresses with prices. It promotes Lack Peau de Cygne in Granite at 85 cents per yard, Washable White Satin Habutai at 65 cents, and a range of house wear garments including Dressing Sacques and Kimonas priced from 25 to 2.75, all on the second floor and near Eleventh Street.
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G St
Waite
Eleventa St
Linen-finish Suitings Offer Quiet Linen Substitutes
White Linen-finish HESE Linen-finish Cotton cp Suitings are adapted for all linen uses and cost about a quarter of linen. Five grades selected as best: Newport Suiting Linen mesh auto cloth Ola Irish new Anish, full shrunk 36 inches wide. Double-warp Suiting 86 inches wide. Indian Head for misses and women’s suits 36 inches wide. linen-finish Costume Cloth with duck-like weave 36 inches wide. Second floor Hieventh st.
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Newport
Hieventh St
Women Oxford styles offer wide variation and comfort
Woodward & Lothrop showcases Tan Russia Calfskin Oxfords in multiple styles for street, promenade, and outing wear. New arrivals include Women’s Tan Russia Calfskin Oxfords at 3.50 to 4.00, Sailor Ties at 3.50, Eyelet Court Ties at 3.00, and Tan Russia Calfskin Lace and Button Shoes for misses and children ranging 1.50 to 3.00 with size-based pricing, on the third floor at Tenth Street.
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Oxford
Woodward & Lothrop
Meredith
Russia
Tenth St
Exposition Special Dress Goods and Trunks Sale
A long grocery of department store ads offers Stein-Bloch suits in two lots, heavy English taffeta silk umbrellas, Lisle Hosiery, Parame and Sapphire corsets, hats by Stetson and Knapp, and Exposition Special trunks with seven standout features. Includes infant dresses and Bible study books in basement displays.
List of Metaphysical Books and Works for Sale
An advertisement lists various metaphysical titles available at the Main floor on Tenth Street. The offerings include works by Richet Lodges Le Dantec and Thompson, plus topics on hypnotism spiritism life after death and electricity. Prices range from 25 cents to $2.50 with page counts and formats noted.
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Chas. Richet
Sir Oliver Lodges
PAROS
Felix le Dantec
New Knowledge
Robert T. Thompson
Gulgeppe Laponni
Laponni
D . Fope
Emil Reich
Tenth St
Marie Louise Williams Weds Washington Booth Bowie in Georgetown Church
Miss Marie Louise Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phelps Williams, married Washington Booth Bowie at St. John’s Church Georgetown in a ceremony led by Rev. Frederick B Howden. The bride wore an empire gown of white Liberty silk with rose point lace and pearls. bridesmaids in white mousseline de soie led pink sweet pea bouquets. A reception followed at Miss Riley’s home on N Street with pink sweet peas and apple blossoms as decor. The groom is the youngest son of the late Gay Oden Bowie. guests included many Maryland and Washington figures and notable ministers.
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St. John's Church
Georgetown
Marie Louise Williams
Charles Phelps
Williame
Washington Booth Bowie
Prince George County
Helen
Mortimer Williams
Julia Armistead Lippitt
Misa Alice Oden Roberts
Maryland
Misa Emily Whitney Fitch
Julia Smith
Balmore
Carter Les Bowles
Oden Bowle Roberts
Clarence M. Roberts
Campbell R. Williams
Albion Bent Parris, Jr
Stephenson Brogden
Robert H. Lee George
Thomas Whitridge
Baltimore
Bowie
W. D Bowle
Beall Bowie
Charles Berry
Eugen Roberts
Seaton Ball
Gay. Oden Bowie
Notley Young
Washington
Gov
Thomas Notley
William Diggs
Robert Brooke
Altamont Spring Water Offered at Local Stores
Altamont Spring Water is marketed as a pure natural table water bottled only at the spring. Bottles are sterilized by twenty minutes of streaming steam before filling, with claims of danger from improperly sterilized bottles. Demonstrations and sales advertised at 1305 F Street NW and Woodward & Lothrop as exclusive agents.
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Altamont
F Street Nw
Eleventh
F Streets
Woodward & Lothrop
Altamont Spring Water Co
Social whirl as diplomatic and society figures host gatherings
A Washington scene details dinners and luncheons honoring high level guests. The Secretary of War and Mrs Taft attend, with Gen Sternberg and others present. Mme Creel, wife of the Mexican Ambassador, is hosted at luncheon by Mrs Parker and a large list of society invitees fills Continental Hall engagements for the Ben Greet Players and Monk and Wig Club events.
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John A. Johnston
Secretary of War
Taft
Anil
Sternberg
Edeon Bradley
Morris Murray
Arthur Addison
Reyburn
Joan Barrett
Summériin
Myron M Parker
Mme. Creel
Donald McLean
Alexander Shepard
Archibald Gracie
Dymne Godey
George M. Sternberg
Stinson Hutchins
Jules Guthridge
Victor Kauffmann
Theodore Noyes
James Cecil Hope
S. C. Neale
Devendort
Ben Greet
Continental Hall
Prisoners’ Aid Society
Hubbard
Parrish
Stanley Matthews
Duncan Phillips
Janin
Rives
Edson Bradley
Charles Henry Butler
William Henry
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Aia Aalah
Stetson
France
Valenciennes
Peerreery
Hleventh St. i
Hether
Jamestown
E Europe
Equitable
Rapoe
Albert TF. Clay
Ira M. Price
Geo. W. Reichel
A. M
Newman
Henri Bremond
H. C. Cowance
James
Wachee Essses
Bach
Jace
Henry C. Tung
Oberlin College
Dean Gee
Hodges
Edward Bierer
J and Psychical Books
F. K. Funk
Chas. R. Gibson
P. Ramanathan
Toth
Arthive
President
Mrs. Roosevelt
Bowie—Willians Wedding
Cortes Hosta
Tafts
Roosevelt
Mme. Jusserand
Justice
Day
Meyer
Herbert Wadsworth
Guy Norman
Bayard
Hobson
Berdan
Fish
McCoy
Capt
Long
Richmond
Corre Scheffer
Holland
Miss Scheffer
Mme Cortes
Mme Leger
Mexico
Mme. Godoy
Countess Hatzfeldt
Legation
Mme. Guztan
Mejia
Salvador
Honduras
Miss Riggs
Woodward
Manuel Walls Y Merino
Arthur Murray
Rhode Island Avenue
Anson Afills
Dodge
O'Connell
H. HH. Hough
Twenty-first Street
Miss Byrne
Brooklyn
W. Y
Eberle
Zahm
West Fittythird Street
University of Pennsylvania
Monk and Wig Club
Herr Lohengrin
Belasco
George L Andrews
Nathaniel Berry
C. H. Bolton
Charles 8. Bromwell
Cuthbert Brown
Thomas Blagden
J. Donald Cameron
Randolph Clark
Thomas Donovan
John Cropper
Gordon Cumming
R. Davenport
Charles Davis
Charles W. Fairbanks
Nicholas Fish
Joseph B. Foraker
Thomas Goff
John B. Henderson
Oliver W. Efolmes
Henry M. Hoyt
Huidekoper
Bessie J. Bibber
Arthur Les
Fred McGuire
John Rodgers
Nathan Sargent
Countess Seckendorf
Shyrard
Charles A. Spalding
Frederick Stevens
Thomas Symons
George F Becker
Burkeley
John Bolt
Robert Bacon
J. F Barbour
C Barney
Montgomery Blair
John Cassels
W Sheffield Cowles
Charles H. Campbell
Allerton Cushman
Richardson Clover
Crosby
Thomas Chatard
John Dalzell
Frank U
George FP. Huff
Robert RB. Hitt
Fairfax Harrison
F D. Hackett
Horsey
R. A. Harlow
John A Johnston
Raink C. Johnson
James Johnson
Ralph Jenkens
John Jackson
John Kean
Alex. B. Legera
H. Cabot Lodge
N. S. Lincoln
Francis B. Loring
Hugh & Legare
Pierre la Montague
B. A’ Mitchell
E. Montgomery
Edward McCauley
Myer
Richard T. Mulligan
Joseph McKenna
Frederick A Miller
F. Berger Moran
Myre
Morgan Hill
John R. McLean
George D McCreary
David McKee
Francis Newlands
Wallace Neff
Newberry
William B. Noble
John O'Donnel
Robert Shaw Oliver
Owen
Arthur J. Parsons
Henry C. Perteins
Patten
Thomas N. Page
Richard W. Parker
Robert W. Patterson
Henry Payne
B. F. Patterson
Charles HE. Poor
Walter W. Queen
Charles W. Rae
John F. Rodgers
Richard Rush
Wallace F. Randolph
George M. Robeson
John H. Reyburn
E. Francis Riggs
Elihu Root
L. 0. Richey
Peyton Russell
Shaffer
Mth & CL
Galt & Bro
Skaneonse
Nacre
Thease
N. W. Burchell
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