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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
7
Special Remnant Day Clearance Sale on Women’s Outerwear
Special Remnant Day clearance offers 37 Linen Suits 5.00 each values to 19.50. 22 Linen Dresses 5.00 each values to 16.50. 16 Silk Dresses 5.00 each values to 25.00. 6 Linen Long Coats 5.00 each values to 8.75. 4 Mohair Long Coats 5.00 each values to 8.90. 2 Black Taffeta Coats 5.00 each values to 14.50. 12 Panama and Worsted Skirts 5.00 each values to 10.00. 3 Linen Skirts 5.00 each values to 10.00. Thid floor Goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Friday Specials in Men's Haberdashery
An array of men’s shop specials including Meglige Shirts at 85¢ each, regular $1.50. fine light-weight black cotton socks six pairs for $1.00. beach robes $3.50 each. remaining stock of silk lisle and embroidered stockings with clearances. assorted dress shirts, madras yardage, and assorted underwear, hats, and drawers offered at reduced prices. Reads as a crowded liquidation notice with numerous item lots and price slashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryieces
Friday Special in Children Coats and Accessories
Reduced sale offers half price on remaining lattle Children's White Pique Coats and related items. Coats priced from 1.50 to 4.25, including Swiss and lawn dresses, straw bonnet, infant white lawn items, all at deep discounts from original prices. Third to Eleventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattle
Iliren
Cullen
Andren
Swiss Embroidery Edgings at Special Prices
Friday special in Swiss edgings offers fine and dainty cambric Naingook and Swiss embroidery edgings in widths from 3 to 9 inches. Ideal for underwear lingerie dresses and trims. Unusual values at 18c and 25c per yard. Main flavor G at.
Women’s White Lisle Gloves 16 Button Lengths
White lisle gloves for women, 16-button length, sizes 514 to 744, ideal for hot weather. Special price 25 cents per pair. Main floor display.
Cotton Dress Goods at Special Prices
A store offers imported linen suiting in black and dark gray at 35c per yard, silk and cotton foulard at 19c, plus remnants of poplin, gingham, sateen, and more from 7 to 24 yards lengths. Special prices include 15c and 8c per yard with numerous values listed. Second floor GST.
Friday Special in Women’s Lisle Hose Ends
A fragment from a department store listing advertises Women’s Lisle Hose in plain black gauze with features like twofold welt top spliced seam and double heel toe and sole. Priced at 35¢ each or 3 for $1, with remnants including 47 pairs black lisle hose with embroidered ankles and navy lisle hose with white figures, sizes 8 to 9 1/2. Main floor first.
Women’s cotton and Lisle vests sale at reduced prices
Thirty dozen Women’s Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests with low neck and sleeveless style offered at 12 4c each. Thirteen Women’s Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests reduced from 2c to 1c each. Eighteen pairs Boys’ Knee-length Balbriggan Drawers for ages 7–9 years. Eleven Boys’ Porous Knit Combination Suits sizes 24, 26, 28 reduced from 5c to 36c. Main floor-first.
Friday special in lace curtains sale offer
A local shop advertises clearance lace curtains about 50 cc of Lace Curtains in various designs at half price. Prices range from 638¢ to 10.00 per pair, reduced from higher amounts, including several styles and remnants of fabrics suitable for curtains and draperies on the fourth floor G street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G St
China department sale of imported French china pieces
Various imported French china items priced down in a department store sale. Dishes including decorates bowls tureens trays and tea sets reduced from amounts like 2.25 3.50 2.50 1.50 and 2.25 to lower figures, some as low as 1.00 or 1.25 with large discounts noted.
Barrett to Meet Chilean President Today
Washington society items note Mr. Barrett will accompany the Chilean president and Mme. Montt on a visit to beverly and New York, with plans to travel to Bad Homburg. Senor Yoacham will remain in New York until their departure. Also reported are the wedding of Dr. Loren B. T. Johnson and Cecelia Kennedy and various society movements and diplomatic postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
John Barrett
Atlanti
Washington
Abarena
New York
Boston
Chile
Mme
Pedro Montt
Beverly
Mme. Montt
Bad Nauheim
Senor Yoacham
Gen Leonard Wood returns to Washington from New York visit
Gen Leonard Wood chief of staff returns with Mrs Wood and children to Washington. They will reside at Fort Myer in the old Bell quarters. Also noted are social greetings and travel plans of several Washington society figures including Miss Emily Tuckerman and Miss Garrard. Dr M D Magee sails for Europe and will return September 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Otis Smith
Geological Survey
Smith
New York
Europe
Stockholm
Sweden
Dr. Smith
Waldemar Lindgren
George F. Cerner
Miss Clair Manning
J. P. Hayden
Washington
Woodstock
Leonard Wood
Beverly
Wood
Fort Myer
J. Franklin Bell
Bell
Emily Tuckerman
Alfred Tuckerman
Stockbridge
Mass
Newport
Miss Garrard
Col
Mrs. Garrard
Gettysburg
M. D. Magee
Lloyd Line
Moskey Crowther Wedding in Washington Home
Mr and Mrs William H Crowther announce the marriage of their daughter Florence Lacelia Crowther to Mr Thomas Andrew Moskey. The ceremony took place Wednesday at noon at the bride’s parents home in I Street Southeast. The bride wore a dark blue messaline satin gown and carried bride roses as the couple left Washington shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Winifred Maud Austin
Canon Austin
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Austin
Audrey A. B. Savage
St. Thomas’ Church
Miss Austin
Eric Austin
New York
Kathleen Austin
H. K. Dugdale
Savage
Willam H. Crowther
Florence Lacelia
Thomas Andrew Moskey
I Street
Maskey
Washington
Frederick Menzies
Hettie Gouveneur Davenport
St. George's
Hanover Square
London
Countess von Pappenheim
Mary Wistar Wheeler
Philadelphia
Albert J. Davenport
Mary Fairfax
Atovington Square
Pappenheim
Pauline
Acheson
Mildred Carter
Bacon
Master Pawson
Yorke
Pawson
Baltimore Beauty Weds Lieut Bruce Cotten in England
Mrs Edyth Johns Tyson widow of Jesse Tyson founder of Baltimore Chrome Works and a prominent clubwoman married Lieut Bruce Cotten in Tunbridge Wells England. Ceremony was quiet with intimate friends. they left for a short honeymoon and may travel in Europe for a year before returning to Baltimore. Mrs Tyson is 38 and heir to a sizable estate. Cotten is a former army officer and son of Col and Mrs R B Cotten of Cottendale North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bruce Cotten
England
Washington Post
Edyth Johns Tyson
Jesse Tyson
Baltimore Chrome Works
Cylburn
Green Spring Valley
Tunbridge Wells
Douyglas ‘Wesson
Springfield
Mass
Cotten
Josiah Low ‘Blackwell
Tyson
Hogland
Europe
Mra R. BR. Cotten
Cottendale
N. C
Comdr
L. A. Cotten
Navy
United States Army
Army
Fort McHenry
Society Splendors At Aixley Bains And New York Ties
Edith Kelly, famed as Aixley Bains, arouses Paris stylish intrigue in Alx season with Goulds at Hotel Splendide and Casino terraces. Mrs Astor, her son Vincent, and Dobbyns dock near the Oceanic while funds and jewelry draw customs attention. A royal style of women orders, and a London wedding at St George’s showcases society’s latest opulence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Kelly
Brooklyn
Aixley Bains
Frank Gould
Alx
Mr. Gould
Cavalleri
Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Chateau Lafitte
Longchamps
Aya Willing Astor
Col
John Jacob Astor
Lord Curzon
Mrs. Astor
Benjamin Guinness
Newport
Col. Astor
Dobbyns
Astor
America
Alice Astor
Earl of Rocksavage
Hoboken Justice Becomes Witness to Secret Marriage
Breen recalls meeting Miss Croker while teaching riding. Love led to a secret elopement in New Jersey with Justice of the Peace Eagler officiating. A rival accused him of stealing the girl, claiming wealth as motive and endangering the couple’s quiet union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Croker
Ethel
John J. Breen
Tammany
Richard Croker
Miss Croker
Braen
Europe
Hoboken
Breen
New Jersey
Justice of the Peace
Society at Lenox mingles season plans and visits
Lenox Massachusetts August social column lists Mrs Fordyce Barker and others departing for Green Mountains while guests such as Mrs P Hackley Bardydt join relatives at Hotel Aspinwall. Visitors include Dr Cairns Dr Deaver and Harry Webb at Aspinwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
C. A
Webb
Harry P Webb
Basil Wagner
Baltimore
Aspinwall
Davis
George, Aucherbach
E. M. Johnson
Emory L. Johnson
Hope Johnson
New York
Maplewood
Pittsfield
Stephen Underhill
Ralph Underhill
Beatrice Underhill
M. B. Bedell
Greenock Inn
Lee
Franklin Osgood
Curtis Hotel
Billzabeth Sutton
Sir George
Lady Sutton
Natal
South Africa
Kopp de Peyster Tytus
Miss Sutton
John A. Spoor
Europe
Onate Lake
C. C. Delmoniico
Joasphine Delmonico
M. B. Sims
Gardner
Helen Sims
Heaton Hall
Red Lion Inn
Stockbridge
Theodore Sheldon
Chicago
Henry Strong
Newport Hunts Draw Big Party On Rhode Island Tour
Frederick H. Prince, Philip A. Clarke, and F. Lathrop Ames lead hounds to Newport for hunts starting next week across Middletown Portsmouth and Tiverton. A large field includes Mrs Adolph Ladenburgh Miss Constance Warren Miss Eleanor Sears and other notable guests. Tennis at the Casino features mixed doubles results and an August 15 start for the annual tournament with James Dwight to draw on August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Frederick H. Prince
Philip A. Clarke
F. Lathrop Ames
Middletown
Portsmouth
Tiverton
Adolph Ladenburgh
Constance Warren
Eleanor Sears
Boston
Eugene
Barger Wallach
Craig Biddle
Thomas Ridgeway
Arthur Scott Burden
James Dwight
National Lawn Tennis Association
French Vanderbilt
Frederick Henry Printe
T. Suffern Taller
George D. Widener
Joseph JB. Widener
New York
Josephine
Charles A. Grove
James J. van Alen
Annie Leary
Hetty Green
Countess Leary
Harold Brown
Europe
Norrie Sellar
Scotland
H. A. Coster
Joseph Howland Hunt
Chase
Thomas W. Stiles
Herbert Shipman
C. McR. Winslow
J. M. Rhodes
Philadelphia
F. Chase
Peter Bruguiere
Hamilton B. Tomkins
Willard Brown
Philadelpha
Fred Pierbon
Muenchinger- King
James Hazen Hyde
Paris
Frederick C. Havemeyer
Gibert
Ogden Goelet
Duchess of
Tennis at Hot Springs mixed doubles match in Va
In Hot Springs Virginia a large gallery watched a mixed doubles match as Mrs C J Ryan and Edward Crozer faced Mrs Charles McL Clark and Carman Runyon with Clark and Runyon prevailing. Social teas and gatherings followed at Benvenue and nearby inns with guests from villa and hotel groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
C. J. Ryan
Edward Crozer
Charles McL.clark
Carman R. Runyon
Clark
Runyon
Edgar A. Pole
Benvenue
Hunter McGuire
Tevis Camden
Baily Dunlop
Switzerland
E. E. Jones
Daniel Boon
Leland Sterry
J. N. Camden
Neth
Beith
James
Ingus
C. Jams
Milss Hilza
Luncheons at Bar Harbor Mark Bridge Tourney High
Bar Harbor Me August 4. The annual Kebo Valley Club bridge tournament drew over three and a half tables for whist and was praised as highly successful. Mrs John M Waterbury and others presided. notable guests included Mrs Joseph Pulitzer and Miss Winthrop who attended multiple luncheons at the Swimming Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Hamilton
George
Robbins
Reginald Waterbury
New York
Gladys Greene
W. HE. Shepard
Ruth King
Kebo Valley Club
Kebo
John M. Waterbury
Hawin la Montagne
Henry F. Dimock
Joseph Pulitzer
William F. Sheehan
Charles I. Hudson
J. Clarence Post
Mellon
HR. Hall McCormick
John T. Pratt
William P. Draper
Miles B. Carpenter
Archibald Harrison
Daniel T. Worden
George 8. Robbins
Campbell Stewart
Winthrop
W. Butler Duncan
A. M. Coates
Oliver J. Wells
H. G. Fahnestock
J. I. Blair
J. H. Basa
Della Garnee
D. C. Falls
Entainments At Narragansett Pier Draw Gilded Guests
Gilded social scene at Narragansett Pier yesterday with Mrs Alfred E Norris hosting lunch at The Lodge for guests Mrs Robert Lee Keeling and other New York Philadelphia and Washington notables. Casino polo after dinners drew numerous prominent visitors including Reginald Vanderbilt Payne Whitney Burden Oelrichs Milburn Keene Waterbury Hanan and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Pier
R. L
Alfred E. Norris
Philadelphia
the Lodge
Robert Lee Keeling
New York
Mmes
R. G. Dun
John Poor
Henry B. Kane
Walter S. Chapin
Edward A. Manice
Miss Lapsiey
Stevenson Carothers
J. Hecksher Wetherell
Clifford Brokaw
Reginald Brooks
Peabody
Nelson Perin
J. W. Grant
Atlanta
Point Judith
Newport
Eugene
Reynat
Reginald Vanderbilt
Payne Whitney
Arthur Scott Burden
Charles M. Oelrichs
Magsise
Devereux Milburn
Foxhall Keene
J. M. Waterbury
Join H. Hanan
Elsie Robinson
Kitty Brinton
Carrie Murray
Marjorie Chase
Sarah Welsh
Adele Carrere
Lucy Jones
Carroll Roberts
Mesers
Jack” ‘Capeau
Warren Kinney
Sherburne Frescott
William C. Marrow
Paul Jones
Wharton Poor
Robert Behten
Charles A. Conrad
L. Harrison Dulles
Gladstone
End
Charles L. A. Heiser
Providence
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China Department
Joseph R. McGee
Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Loren B. T. Johnson
Cecilia C. Kennedy
Johnson
Joseph Taber Johnson
Metropolitan
Chevy Chase
Yale
Mra
George B. Welch
Ojibway Island
Canada
R. G. Hitt
Venezuela
Misa Austin
Bryce
Dublin
N. H
North Shore
Prides Crossing
George Peabody Wetmore
Senator Wetmore
Wiliam Harrison Jackson
Edmonston Lodge
Justice
Lurton
George N. Page
H. F. Page
California
Helen Hughes
Meridian Street
Dr. McGrew
Grace Church
Forest Glen
Alvin M. McNish
Alvin
Milwaukee, Wis
Mr. Grant Parish
Miss Parish
Baltic
Great Britain
Dr. Brostus
Bremen
Dorsey Clagett
Gen. Wood
Margaret Gale
O. Richey
Edward McCauley
William Corcoran Hill
John 5. Barnes
Caspar F. Goodrich
Coldbrook
Lenox
David D. Porter
Grant Beach
Soune
Mas. Porter
Maine
Mida C. Peabody
White Mountains
Lake Placid
Adirondacks
Rutland
Moskey—Crowther
White Mountain
North Pole
Vermont Avenue
Saranac Lake
Mrs. Tyson Officer
St. Isabelle
Portugal
St. Anne
Bavaria
Maria Cross
Austria
St. Theresa
Spain
Katherine
Russia
Sidonie
Saxony
Olga
Wurttemberg
Marie Louise
India
Red Cross
Victoria
Hope
Crown of
Order of the
Oliver Iselin
Long Island
New Rochelle
All View
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Iselin
eRlade
Society AT
Venice
Peth Inglis
W. L. Woodrow
H. R. Stehli
H. E. Jones
M. V. Gresx
Jacksonville
D. M. Goodwyn
Louisville
J. N. Donovan
St. Louis
C. C. Moore
J. F P. Baker
Norfolk
Union Trust Company
16Th and
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Steltwages
Crex
Wm. J. Giddings
13Th St
Philipsborn
Eleventh Street
BON Marche
Seventh Street
Aye
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Excelsior
7Th St
Hattie M. Shacklette
Europa
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