Special Remnant Day sale offers linen dollars and madras negligees
A UK weekly special sale highlights attractive prices on remnants from the work's sales and the August clearance. Includes Linen Dollars for men and boys in multiple styles, entirely surplus stock from three American collar makers. Some items slightly soiled but mostly clean. Limited to half-dozen lots, sizes 12 to 18. Also cuffs, madras negligees, straw hats, sennet ferns, and damask cloths with special prices. Second floor Eleventh at Worth move.
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America
Friday Bargain in Women's Silk Gloves
Friday sale offers women 16 button length silk gloves in black white and tan at 73 cents per pair. Includes white lisle thread gloves at 75 cents per pair with values up to 1.50 and 1.25 respectively, on Main floor G Street.
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Majin Foor
Friday Bargains in Men's Clothing Dept
Special sale at the Men s department offers three piece suits at 13 75 each and two piece skeleton outfits in brown and green with attractive light and dark effects. Fancy cassimeres in brown green and striped patterns reduced to 9 50 to 18 00 values. Also men s fancy wash vests and high grade wash outfits discounted from 2 00 to 2 59 and 2 50 to 1 15. Location noted as Main thoy Tenth st.
Friday Bargain in Silk Petticoats
Silk Petticoats. A. Int of Women's Black Taf feta Silk Petticoats, with accordion-plaited flounce and full ruffle, $395 each. Value, $5.5 Third floor Fleventh st.
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A. Int
Fleventh St
Friday Bargain in Trimmed Hats
Bargain sale offers two lots of women's trimmed hats at reduced prices on the second floor Tenth Street. Hats priced at 32.00 each, previously 86.00 and 8.00. another lot at 8500 each, previously 10.00 and 12.00. Immediate clearance available.
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Tenth St
Friday Bargain in French Chemise
A small lot of Women's French Hand-made Chemises with front embroidered in floral sprays. Neck and armholes have scalloped button hole edges and eyelets with pink or blue ribbons. Priced at $1.19 each, values $1.75 to $2.00. Third floor Seventh Street.
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Hieventh St
Friday Bargain in Valenciennes Laces
We have secured another lot of Daint French and German Valenciennes Haves with edges and insertions to match They vary in width from 1 2 to 7 inches and are suitable for trimming summer dresses children s frocks underwear 60c per dozen yards Values 1 00 to 1 75 Malin floor 6 st
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Valenciennes
New York Diplomat Dining Invite Highlights Roosevelts and Celebrities
New York society columns report Mr. Thomas J. O'Brien, minister to Japan, will dine with the Japanese Society at the Astor Hotel as President Roosevelt joins about twenty diplomats and high guests in invitations. Ethel and Theodore Roosevelt Jr. visit Manchester guests of Mrs. Munn, while Lieut. Com. Decker’s sister Maoriha Decker wed James Lindsay Gordon at a private residence.
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New York Society
Beto
Orient
Ethel
Theodore Roosevelt
Manchester
Decker
James
Lindsay Garden
Georgetown
Thomas J. O'Brien
Japan
Japanese Society of New York
Hotel Astor
New York
President Roosevelt
O’brien
Eisa Ethel Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Charles A. Munn
Maza
B.C. Decker
Maoriha M. Decker
James Lindsay Gordon
Dumbarton Avenue
James M. Henry
Bargain on Women's Lisle Hose
Friday bargain on women's lisle thread hose in plain black white and tan. Fine quality stock offered at 35 cents per pair or 3 pairs for a dollar. Located on main floor F Street.
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F St
Friday Bargains in White Goods
White Goods sale on the second floor Eleventh street offers Mercerized Batiste at 30 cents a yard, 500 yards of 45 inch fabric with value at 50 cents. Also Tan Linen 36 inches wide at 25 to 37 1/2 cents per yard with value listed as 37 1/2 cents.
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Se Yard
Eleventh St
Boys Clothes Dept Sale On Youth Suits And Coats
Bargain sale lists numerous boys suits knickerbocker trousers and jackets in sizes 2 1 2 to 19 with reductions from high prices to low. Includes blue serge sailor blouses khaki jackets coats and auto coats with prices marked down significantly. Located near Third floor tenth street listing.
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Fco
Infants' Department Bargains on White Hats Dresses
Selections in the Infants' Department feature children's white embroidery hats with tam o shanter crowns and ribbon bows reduced from 2.75 to 0.75 each. White pique reefers with trimmed collars reduced from 3.00 to 2.20. two more reefers at 2.40 each. Four white India linen dresses with square yokes and lace, reduced from 2.60 to 1.00. Third floor Eleventh St.
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Eleventh St
Corset Department Sale on Various J B and P D Corsets
Readable ad notes 26 J B Corsets in medium bust sizes 19 to 82 with elastics attached, reduced from 2.00 to 1.79 per pair. Four Corset H coutis medium bust and hip sizes 28 and 1 reduced from 1.75 to 1.25 per pair. Two P D Corsets coutis medium bust and hips size 56 reduced from 6.09 to 3.50 per pair. Third floor Eleventh at.
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J. B
Jong Alp
P. D
Second-floor Dress Goods Sale Preview
Black dress goods offered with heavy price cuts on several fabrics. 81 2ds checks reduce from 850 to 6.00 per yard. 47 inch storm serge from 3500 to 2.35 per yard. 4 inch shadow check serge from 7.50 to 5.00 per yard. 42 inch Melrose cloth from 5.0 to 2.50. minch all silk grenadine from 7.88 to 5.00 per yard. 44 inch Voile from 4.54 to 3.50. 54 inch English serge from 2.02 to 1.7 per yard. Second floor garments department.
Cotton Dress Goods Sale Prices Highlight Bargain Yardage
Readable excerpt lists numerous fabric discounts in a second floor sale. Cotton dress goods capture a range from 422 to 8 yard lengths with prints and linens offered at low per yard prices. Strong entities include Irish Dimity Scots Gingham and Mousseline with targeted yard pricing in a compact sale notice.
Miss Helen Joyner to Stay With Relatives in Amberat County
Miss Helen Joyner of Amberat county Virginia arrived yesterday for a four month stay at Nibrah cottage Bendeck Heights with relatives. Miss May Horn visiting friends in New York. Miss SuJan Horn went to Atlantic City to join her sister Miss Fannie Horn.
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Nibrah Cottage
Bendecck Heights
Catpetin Mornins
Helen Joyner
Amberat County
May Horn
New York
SuJan Horn
Atlantic City
Fannie Horn
Chats of Well Known People and Fashion Across Society
The column notes Baroness Kiyo Takahira, daughter of Japan's ambassador, as a new Washington social figure, sticking to Oriental dress and speaking French and German. It also reports Newport storm activity around Alfred Vanderbilt's estate, a Paris church wedding question involving President Fallieres, and Chicago fashion trends with sheath gowns, directoires, and society gossip about gowns, tea, and hot baths as summer fashion shifts.
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Washington
Kiyo Takahira
Tokyo
New York
Newport
Alfred Vanderbilt
James Barker
Middletown
Pendleton
Nat- Yagansett Avenue
Mile
Anne Fallierés
French Republic
J. J. E. Lanes
Church of the Madelaine
Paris
Gallots
Rome
Fallieres
Galiois
Madam
Mademoiselle
Lake Shore Drive
Pen
Chicago
Harold McCormick
John Alden Carpenter
Hazel Martyn Trudeau
Honore Palmer
Assembly Hall
Newport Casins
Fashion at the Resorts West End Long Branch NJ
A Deal Golf Club dinner in Long Branch featured gingham and calico costumes with farm fare and dancing. Notables include Mrs. Laurence Hutton, the Durands, and multiple society guests arriving or departing for Newport, Bayshore, and Lakewood. The item notes charity plans for August 21 at Hollywood and social events with the Vanderbilt and Rockefeller circles.
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West End
Long Branch
N. J
Deal Golf Club
Joseph M. Byrne
Thi
Walt
Golf Club
Laurence Hutton
New York
Harvey Durand
Hiberon Hotel
Harold T. Creighton
Bayshore
Long Island
Paul A. Sorg
Lakewood
N.Y
Buffalo
Alvin L. Strasburger
Cedar Avenue
Europe
A. KK. Streikar
Stephen McFartland
Frederick Gerken
Hollywood
Atelia Schwab
Heler Loewenstein
Blanche Wolf
Maxine Stern
Hilda Dryfoos
Edith Reinheimer
Enen Emanuel
Norma Hahn
Elaine Freeman
Ada Looty
Goldman
Burke Villa
Hollywood Avenue
Beatrice Schwab
Hermann Cottage
Ocean Avenue
Childwold
Adirondacks
Polo crowd braves weather at Narragansett Pier games
Unfavorable weather dampens polo attendance at Point Judith while Newport summer residents travel by yacht and car to join luncheon gatherings at the Casino before and after polo matches. Notables include Paul J. Rainey with the Mirage, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burden, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Phipps, and numerous other guests from Philadelphia New York and other cities arriving at Casino Gladstone Mathewson and Imperial hotels through August.
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Narragansett Pier
Point Judith
Newport
Paul J. Rainey
Arthur Burden
Howard Phipps
Alexander Brown
Rainey
Robert E. Shrawbridge
Philadelphia
C. Knight
Kenneth Murchison
Kate Moore
James Sprunt
Olivia
Gladys Smith
Jackkson
New York
Randolph
Alexander F. Hobbs
Provdence
F. C. Berry
J. G. Clark
J.H. Wright
Is Automobile Party
Reginald Brooks
Wiliam H. Kiser
Peel
Atlanta
C. S. Crage
M. H. Treadwell
W. C. Coffin
Mary Coffin
Boxcullivan
Pittsburg
Gladstone
Charles L. Cowperthwait
Philadelphi
H. B. Frebon
MacDonald, W. Va
Adele Alden
Middleboro
Mass
The
Atlantic
Double Veil Debate At Newport Society Scenes
Newport society discusses the drawbacks of the double veil as Mrs. Philip Lydig and friends debate its usefulness. Miss Sands and Miss Scott wear the veils while the Shermans abandon them. Mrs. Lydig attends a villa dinner dance with Capt. Philip M. Lydig as guests gather for the social week. Meanwhile, society hosts, baths, and theater rituals echo in Newport as the Marquis and Marquise Andingus arrive from Paris with several dinner events planned in their honor.
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Newport
R. 1
Philip Lydig
Philip M. Lydig
Lydig
T. Shaw
Warner
James 4. Swan
Clambake Club
Reginald C. Vanderblit
Marquis
Marquise Andingus
Parla
Hamilton Webster
Medeline Goddard
Providence
Oliver Iselin
Lenox Society at Kirmess and Lenox society notes
Lenox society patrons attended the Kirmess at the Em' a Theater in Pittsfield featuring a Marsovian dance with Misses Carmen Martinez Jessies Bishop Harriet Peck and Mr Marshall R Kermochan amid a villa set from Lenox. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry Livingstone Mrs Frank K Sturgis Misses Rosamond Dixey Emily Bacon Constance Folsom Kate Cary and many others. Proceeds from a Curtis Hotel sale for Sea Breeze Home totaled 225 dollars. several Lenox residents and visitors were noted arriving or departing from Bar Harbor Sag Harbor and related locations.
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Emily Bacon
Constance Folsom
Kate Cary
David T. Dana
Frederick & Delafield
Daniel P. Griswold
Wiliam Pollock
Charles Astor
Giraud Foster
Bellefontaine
Belle
Elizabeth Shotter
Shadowbrook
Hamilton Fish Kean
Saranac Lake
Lenox
Robert Winthrop
Ethelwyn
Robert W. Paterson
Sag Harbor
Long Island
Henry Monroe
Adelg Kneeland
Bar Harbor
David Lydig
Thistle
Mase
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Young diver shines at Oyster Bay summer resort
Washington Lad A DIVER reports hundreds of bathers flock to Ship Point as Oyster Bay hosts bathing and fancy diving. Six year old Matthew Tighe Jr. of Washington, visiting Hart cottage, impresses as chairman juvenile swimmer and expert diver. A large raft and diving board sit ready in 60 feet of water for upcoming swimming and diving contests this summer.
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Oyster Bay
Long Island
Ship Point
Chaimman
Matthew Tighe
Washington
Hart Cottage
Wedding at Grindatone Neck in Bar Harbor Me
Aug 6 Bar Harbor Me wedding across the bay at Grindatone Neck Miss Isobel Wetherill daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Price Wetherill Philadelphia married Mr Samuel Jones Henderson son of Mrs William H Wyeth New York The ceremony took place at St Christopher s by the Sea with immediate friends invited A large wedding breakfast followed at the Wetherill villa A reception and garden party was held at the Philadelphia based Dr B H Chapman villa in Mount Desert Street for Miss Norris Philadelphia and Mrs Bell New York with tea poured by Mrs Frederick Pierson New York and Mrs Huldekoper Philadelphia An orchestra of 20 musicians provided music Two hundred guests attended.
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Monmouth County Hounds
P. F. Colter
Sandy Point
Vanderbilt Place
Newport
Vanderbilt
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Europe
Robert Goelet
William G. Roelker
Kay Street
M. C. van Ingram
New York
Vialt 'Col
Charles L. F. Robinson
Schuyler Crosby
Lioyad Phoenix
Marquise d’Andigne
France
Hamilton Fish Webster
Joseph F. Stone
Countess Bergldingen
Wingloe
Stone
Bar Harbor
Ernest Iselin
Muenchinger King Cottage
Isobel Wetherill
Samuel Price Wetherill
Philadelphia
Samuel Jones Henderson
Willam H. Wyeth
St. Christoper's-by-the-Sea
Plan Fine Flower Show at Washington Florist Club
The fall chrysanthemum show by the Washington Florist Club will run September 22 to 4 at the Masonic Temple, Minth and F streets, touted as the city’s most elaborate. Arrangements were finalized at William F. Gude’s home, 2900 New Hampshire avenue. George C. Shaffer was elected secretary to replace McCauley, who resigned and is leaving the city for a Chicago position. the club honored McCauley with a silver loving cup.
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Washington Florist Club
Masonic Temple
Minth
F Streets
William F. Gude
New Hampshire Avenue
George C. Shaffer
McCauley
McCaunley
Chicago
Welcome Home Rifle Team From Olympia Victory
Washington officers from Army Navy and Marine Corps depart to New York to welcome the American rifle team that won the world championship at Olympia. The delegation includes Gen William P Hall Col R E K Evans Lieut Col H P Haines and Lieut Commander William S Bimma with additions from Governors Island Col G S Anderson Col H C S Helstand and Lieut Col O B Mitcham. President Roosevelt may attend aboard the Sylph as the New York enters harbor.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Washington
New York
William P. Hall
Adjutant General's Department
R. EK. Evans
United States Army
H. P. Haines
United States Marine Corps
Wiliam
Bimma
Governors Island
G. 8 Anderson
H. C
Helstand
O. B. Mitcham
Ordnance Department
Roosevelt
Camp Pleasant Fund Drive Sees Increased Donations
The auxiliary committee of the summer outings committee of Associated Charities met at 811 G Street NW. Mrs. Marla Hayson reported raising $16 from a Kenilworth entertainment. Elizabeth Brown noted gifts from Emon, Friendship, Tabernacle, and Ebenezer churches. Elizabeth Lacey from Union Wesley. Crouse from St Pauls A M E. The total is $313.36 with a goal of $360 to properly equip Camp Pleasant, and Andrew Parker serves as treasurer.
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Associated Charities
G Street
Marla Hayson
Camp Pleasant
Kenilworth
Elizabeth Brown
Emon Baptist Church
Friendship Baptist Church
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Ebenezer M. E
Elizabeth Lacey
Union Wesley Church
Crouse
St. Paul's A. M
Andrew Parker
Sale of Old Warships At Navy Yards Draws Higher Bids
The Navy Department approved selling two old warships, the St. Mary at New York Navy Yard and the Shearwater at Philadelphia. Butler & Co. of Boston bid 35,052 for the St. Mary, a 1025 ton wooden sailing vessel built in 1844 and once a New York nautical schoolship. Samuel B. Wilson of Philadelphia bid 1,536 for the Shearwater, a steel schooner converted yacht built in 1887, formerly used as a training ship by Philadelphia naval militia.
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Navy Department
St. Mary
New York Navy Yard
Sheawater
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
St Mary's
Butler & Co
Boston
Shearwater
Samuel B. Wilson
St. Mary's
Washington Navy Yard
State of
New York
Atlantic Works
Naval Militia of
Pope Receives Americans During Audience in Rome
Rome Aug 6 The Pope granted an audience to two American pilgrims including 21 priests from the New York and Newark dioceses led by Rt Rev Mer James H McGean and J J McGrane. Archbishop Farley presented 1600 dollars, the pilgrims offering, and the Pope blessed them.
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Rome
New York
Newark
Mer
James H. McGean
J. J. McGrane
Farley
Hig
Cardinal Erry Wel Val
Pape
Edward D Easton Returns to Desk at Graphophone and Columbia
Edward D. Easton, president of the American Graphophone and Columbia Phonograph companies, returns to executive management after a European recuperation trip following an injury on a New Jersey railroad journey. Woodmen add to their ranks at Oak Camp No. 4 in Northeast Temple Pl... candidates admitted in order, with State Manager D. W. presenting an address on ass Harry Hand and others also
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Edward D. Easton
aAmerican Graphophone Company
Columbia Phonograph Company
New Jersey
Qak
Woodmen of the World
Tem- Pld
Mmto
D. W.isree Cntep
Harry Hand
Assessor Richards Receives Gift Without Speech
District Assessor William P. Richards was given a gold watch chain and charm by former surveyors. He avoided a formal speech, explaining stage fright and choosing to write a note of appreciation instead.
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Richards
William P. Richards
Mr. Richard
Richard
Hhe
Melvin C. Hazen
Mr. Richards
Public efficiency improves in July mail handling
Division of Dead Letters reports slight improvement in care of dispatches. July totals show 1,084,225 mail pieces received, 932,983 processed, with 381,050 returned to senders and 4,624.05 in disputed sums sent to the office, of which 3,786.14 was restored to senders.
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Publc
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Men’s Clothing Dept
Joseph Crawford
Stoneleigh Court
Hanover
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Olga Converse
Hather Denny
Cor
Frank Denny
Alles Vanderegrift
W. P. Bennett
Atageachapette
J. H. Huerbrock
Henry
Haddam
Conn
Narrasanset Pier
Miss Prescott
Sherbourne Prescott
William C Morrow
J. 3
Catherine Holrook
Frankie Taunt
Culpeper, Va
J. F. Moran
Furope
Stvoie
Maurice B. Kistler
Daughters of the American Revolution
Grand Army of the Republic, Columbia
Esther Rebakah Lodges
Pennsylvania Society
Eastern Esceraterert Church
Kistler
Oleson
Ottinger
Grist
Misa Maud
T Wayland Vaughn
Stockbridge
Charles A Crompton
James Stuart
Marjorie
Jean Stuart
Maple Glen
Silcott Springs
Sweet Chalybeate Springs
Schley
Laird
Wheatty
James C. Merrell
I. W. Kate
James C. Merril
B.C Smyth
Hage
LW. Kate
Kate
M. D. Calvert
Pattie] Norris
Rehoboth Beach
George F. Schayer
Lamont Street
Tuckahoe, N
M. G. Pressler
J. Pressler
Ralph L. Hatl
Ruth and
Marguerite
Anston C. Dieterich
Boys’ Clothing Dept
Union Trust Co
Beh and Beats
Edward J. Stellwagan
Edson B. Old
Geo. BE. Fleming
Prince of Wales
House of Haenover
Double Veil
Sarah Bernhardt
Lenox Society
Kirmess
Matthew Tighe, Jr
Miss Wetherill
Mr. Henderson
Argo Red Salmon
Alaska Packers Association
San Francisco
California
Wome Suits
Ron the
Voile
Panama
Rep and Linen
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St. Mary’s
Pope
Catholic Church
Board of Medial Supervisors
Robert S. MacKnight
Harry M. Tayloe
Philip R. Terry
Herbert J. Bryson
George M. Gehringer
Eesest W. Smith
William H. Wilson
Marry A
John R. Tittietera
John M Pearteon
Janvier Www. Lindau
John Allen
Maurice Brweil
Lucien Smith
T. A. Williams
Eddy
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Dulin & Martin CO
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