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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1913

Page

12

Woodward & Lothrop Ready-to-wear Sale Highlights

Woodward & Lothrop announces a Friday special sale on women and misses ready-to-wear garments from New York, Washington, and Paris. Prices begin at 10 dollars for choice garments, with deep reductions across suits, dresses, linens, and coats, including navy serge, cotton ratine, crepe dresses, lingerie, and children’s coats, all marketed as clearance stock for the season.

Further Reductions in Summer Clearance of Men's Suits

Regrouped stock of Men's and Young Men's Fine Suits put on deeper sale for final disposal. Hart Schaffner & Marx and other top makes included with plain black excluded. Sizes vary with combined lots available. Suits up to $22.50 now $13.75. up to $35.00 now $18.75. Norfolk two-piece suits in gray brown blue, sizes 32 to 42, now $12.75.

Hart Schaffner & Marx Norfolk

Friday Special Sale Men s Pajamas Offer

A surplus stock of high grade men s pajamas offered at discounted prices. Self striped white madras striped percale and solid colors at 95c. Plain white and colored cambrics at 1.25. Cambric madras and solsette at 1.55. Silk finished madras and all silk options up to 2.15. Regular values up to 6.00.

Madras Hannela

CAPITAL GUESTS DANCE AT NURSERY RHYME BALL

Washington society items note a nursery rhyme ball at Crossways with Mrs Stuyvesant Fish hosting outfits including Jacks in red satin and sunbonnets. Attendees include German diplomats and Beaufort circles. also mentions Newport summer visits, engagements and travel aboard the Olympic.

Capital Washington Newport Horst von Lersner

Williams College engagement brings Sayre to duty as assistant

Miss Jessin Wilson approves Francis B Sayre s acceptance of an assist antship to President Garfield at Williams College The engagement lasts one year during which Sayre will teach in the municipal government course and may later pursue law or other work It ends with a wedding trip and move to Williams Town Newport society watches midshipmen feud over Jamestown Casino fees while James V Parker as chaperon to Edith Deacon observes Newport fashion notes on waistcoats and heavy watchchains seeking a fall wardrobe update

Jessin- Wilson Wilson Francis B. Sayre Garfield Wams College Sayre New York Miss Wilson Williams Williamstown District Attorney's Office Willamstown Narragansett Bay Newport Jamestown Hns Jamestown Casino Gardner House Midshipmen James V. Parker Newport Cottage Edith Deacon Miss Deacon Parla Vesta

Women and suffragettes debate Napoleon and romance

In a lively parlor scene Dido, Xantippe, Elizabeth, Josephine, and Ezabeth discuss men, conceit, and power. They weigh Napoleon's vanity, women’s influence on men, and whether suffragettes can reform the famed conqueror before supper interrupts with a heated end.

Dido Xantippe Queen Elizabeth Josephine Napoleon Kantuippe Aeness Aeneasesch NS Ezabeth Socrates Hizabeth Aeneas Dio Elizebeth Elizabeth

Lend Your Books This Summer For Their Long Life

Summer is hard on books as moths dust and darkness threaten them. Careful use and airing keeps leather and paper from mold. Mark lent books with your name, keep a lending log, and regularly air shelves. If someone tears or sells books, refuse future loans.

McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Miss Goucher Goes to China for Mission Work

Miss Elizabeth Goucher daughter of Professor John F. Goucher and ally of President Wilson’s daughters will join the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society to serve at Nanking China. She plans at least five years in educational work after a year of study at Columbia College New York and will depart Baltimore in August.

Baltimore Elizabeth Goucher John F. Goucher Goucher C College Wilson China Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Nanking Columbia College New York Misa Goucher

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