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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
7
Woodward & Lothrop announces a special remnant day featuring hats that were imperfect from display, plus substantial discounts on straw braids, velvets, feathers, and other trimmings. The sale includes vintage vests, ladies tops, slips, stockings, library tables, and a wide mix of home goods and china sets with reduced prices.
Readable items include a sewing table damaged and discounted from 2300 to ST, a tray reduced from 25 to, a scrap basket damaged, a large pinch grass hamper reduced, and sliver polish offered with price drops. Fifth floor Eleventh St.
Friday specials spotlight women's and misses wash dresses crafted in pink, blue, and lavender chambray, striped percale and gingham fabrics. Designs feature piping, French knots, and embroidery with natural waistlines, offered at special prices on Tulra floor G St.
A Friday special features girls percale dresses in light and dark shades with waisted effects high and Dutch necks long and three quarter sleeves. Tall plaited skirts, deep hems, sizes 6 to 14, priced at 1.00 each, values 1.25 to 1.50. Also remnants and trimmed coats and suits with deep reductions on Misses styles and girls coats third floor.
Several women's coats reduced in price from high to low figures. Tan broadcloth semi-fitting coat with plat skirt cut. tan serge long coat. tan covert cloth long coat in glacé finish. blue serge long coat with waist plaits and serge buttons. Original prices noted, discounts varied.
An old time catalog entry describes Lorenen and other shirt waists with eyelet effects, hand embroidery, tucked fronts and backs, long sleeves, and embroidered trims. Sizes 34 to 49 are offered with reductions from high prices to low sale figures, including linen and India lawn fabrics.
An assortment of quartered oak furniture and revolving armchairs offered with marked-down prices. Items include desks in multiple sizes and depths, a saddle seat chair, and leather seat options. Discounts are shown with varying reduced prices, some inconsistent formatting and typos present in the sale notice.
A Washington dinner hosted in honor of Prince Tsai Tao of China featured a long guest list including high officials like the Secretary of State, Speaker of the House, and many senators and representatives. The event followed by a large reception, with notices of upcoming entertainments and several diplomatic postings and travels of embassy staff and guests.
Mrs Frederick W Rhinelander, daughter of the late Bishop Satterlee, wed yesterday in a cathedral ceremony. A long list of Canon and Mrs attendees joined a day of receptions, dinners, and dances with diplomats, naval officers, and Colonial Dames guests. The event featured elaborate decorations, fashion, and a ballroom tea with various official and social figures in attendance.
Misa Wilson departs Washington tonight to participate in the spring musical festival at Denver and sing in Town before returning later this season for part of the summer at Newport. Mrs MacVeagh plans to join Mr MacVeagh in Dublin New Hampshire for a week at their country place as the German ambassador sails to Germany on July 4 for the summer.
Date set for the wedding of Miss Alice Tayloe War ing Buckey daughter of Mr Thomas Buckey and Cadet Drei Huston Torrey who will graduate from West Point this year. The ceremony will be at St Margaret s Episcopal Church on June 6.
A Los Angeles physician reports noticeable benefits from a 10-day cactus diet. A Berkeley woman administered wheat during two gestations with strong positive effects on mother and child, suggesting nourishment need not rely on a single staple. The note emphasizes avoiding excessive food mixing while balancing nutrition for health and vigor.
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