Boys Summer Apparel Clearance Prices
Catalog page lists boys summer wear including light weight wool suits in knickerbocker styles mostly up to size 16, wash suits in galateas chambrays and sailors, K and L T and S Madras blouses, laundered neckbands, and separate wool trousers. Prices show substantial discounts from regular tag values.
Special Values in Women's Undergarments Gowns and Drawers
Special price listings for OMENS Gowns 7Sc each and $100 value. Womens Drawers camgie with wide hemstitched tacked ruffles 25c pair. Corset Covers low round neck with valen tienne lace and beading on ribbon. White Lawn Dressing Sacques with square neck and short sleeves 75c. Shirg Hooseventh st.
Children's Summer Wearing Apparel Summary
Items for children include Nainsook Short Dresses with tucks and insertions and ruffled necks, available in sizes 1 and 2 for 50 cents. Gingham aprons in pink and blue with collar, pocket and strap back, size 506. Muslin drawers with ruffles for ages 2 to 14. Par-Bee Nainsook gowns in PIEneP style for ages 1 to 3. Infants bibs hand-quilted with embroidery edge. Prices shown in cents.
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Nainsook
Social and Personal Meyers Back From Abroad
Engagements and society notes fill the column from Washington to Newport. Miss Mary Wheatley, daughter of the late district commissioner, becomes engaged to Leonard Groomes. Miss Elsie Seymour’s pending match with Dr W Dunlop Owen reflects Washington circles. Mrs Seth Barton French hosts a Newport musicale. plus numerous society arrivals, travels, and social events across Cape May, Chicago, and New York.
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Mary Wheatley
Seth Barton French
Newport
Col. Hatfield
Cape May
Washington
Elsie Seymour
W Dunlop Owen
Owen
Portsmouth
George von J. Meyer
Meyer
New York
Mauritania
Liver Poel
Europe
Samuel E Wheatley
Mary Lyons
Leonard W Groomes
St Johns Episcopal Church
Bethesdaya
Wheatley
Moreland
Samuel B Wheatley
Hopedine Newport
Betty Barker
Francia Rogers
Barytone
Bruno Huhn
Augustus Cleveland Tyler
Elm New London
Adolph von Bruning
Chester W Bliss
Chapman Hyams
Vernon
Brown
C A Lockett
Miss Tyler
Henry S Nerrs
Dudley Norris
Mrs Potter Palmer Takes Extended Absence From Chicago Society
Social column notes Mrs Potter Palmer has left Chicago after a fortnight, traveling with Mr and Mrs Honore Palmer and son Potter Palmer SH and Abrian Honore. They will visit Mattapoisett Mass and Hot Springs Arkansas before heading to New York and France. Chicago society mourns her reduced presence and hopes for another hosting era.
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F Ashton de Peyster
Lakewood
Europe
New Fork
Mauretania
Frederick J de Feyster
Lake Minnewaska
O HF P Belmont
Belmonts
New York
Newport
Era Wetmore
Misses Wetmore
Paris
Carlsbad
United States
Alwys
Chicago
Ike
Mia Palmer
New Hampshire
Mattapoisett
Dublin
Potter Palmer
Mre Palmer
Wisconsin
Ponore Palmer
Potter Palmer SH
H H Honore
H Honore
Adrian Honore
Honore Palmers
Mass
France
England
Post Office Clerks Resume Skating Club Travel in Cooler Weather
Washington officials report thousands of department clerks on annual leave, slowing government operations. G G Thomson notes that when cooler weather arrives the Post Office Department Skating Club will resume daily trips to and from work.
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G. G. Thomson
Postoffice Department
Rover Skating Club
Travers
Lawshe
Indiana
G Thomson
Post Office
Thomson
The
Post
Washington
Fashion at the Resorts Novel Affair in Long Branch
A long branch social column highlights a weather cooled resort dinner at Deal Golf Clubhouse arranged by Joseph M Byrne attended by prominent locals and guests. Calico gowns and roling attire set a country fete tone with late dancing, church fundraising proceeds surpassing $1,000, and multiple social notices of visitors and clambakes at Pleasure Bay and nearby villas.
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Long Branch
West End
Aug
Deal Golf Clubhouse
Joseph M Byrne
Frederick Gergen
Robert Lee Morrell
Jean Hegerty
Elbridge Gerry Snow
Lows Peletreat
Harry G Wemming
Nicholas Clusius
Edward Steindler
A M Cregier
Frederick B .Hennessy
U S A
Edward Murray
Mahlon H Margerum
Gov Forts
Clarence Terhune
Victor Harle
Joyce
William H Duval
Thomas H Ennis
George Smith
Norman Degnan Myr
John F Shanley
William Delehanty
James F Smith
Charles Young
James
Hubert MccDonnell
St Andrew’s Church
Mmes
Harold T Creighton
Harry Mingle
Samuel E Lewis
Frank Hollowbush
Rene Bache
Thomas Minford
Caroline Snowden
Adelaide Hollowbush
Etta Morris
Elia Lewis
Margaret Despard
Frances Payne
Julia Margalus
Viola Kraus
Cedar Avenue
Leo Dessar
Ov Tower Lea
Myack
Curtig
D Avery
Miss Avery
Springfield
Ohio
Uriah H Painter
Ocean Avenue
Peter Morris
New York
Chateau O’brien
Leonard A Dessar
San Francisco
Biheron
Frederick Taylor
Frank M Taylor
John Guire
State School For Boys
Price's
Pleasure Bay
Measra Jarvin
Ely
Edward Slate
F.M Lockwood
Albert Weed
Frank Donahue
Newport Flower Dance Promises Summer Social Highlight
Newport Rhode Island prepares a flower themed dance inviting guests to dress as blossoms with women representing orchids or carnations while men emulate hardy bloom varieties. The event is planned as the season’s social centerpiece, with 15 attendees expected and invitations to be mailed in days.
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Robert Geelet
P . Collier
Beacon
William @stoelker
Hawkshurst
Trederic Eimond Coudeyt Roelker
Stanley Hughes
Trinity Church
Roelker
Bayard Thayer
Boston
E Rollins
William Grosvenor
Bacon Hill
Dudley 8
Davis
Allee Grosvenor
J PD Romen Baldwin
New York
E F Fairchild
Marian
Mass
Charles F Pakrchild
Aquidneck
D. F. Hunt
C HL Laing
Reading, Pa
W. B. Sword
Many Guests Play Bridge at Narragansett Pier Villa
Mrs Saunders Jones of Louisville hosted a large bridge party at Holliday House with nine tables, followed by tea. The guest list featured prominent society names from Columbus, New York, and Baltimore, with extensive floral decor and tea entries, plus arriving guests at nearby clubs and inns along Narragansett Pier.
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Narragansett Pier
KR I
Saunders P Jones
Louisville
Wag
Villa Holliday House
Chii B Grimes
Annie Law Grimes
Columbus Ga
Narragansett
Villa
Mmes Rowland G Hazard
John R Robinson Olne- Arnold
Joseph Leidy
Charles Hitchcock
Poor
Philip M. Prescott
Edward S Wesh
William
Carter Ernest Law H D Kounts
Edward
Manice
Emily
Margaret Jackson
Elsie Jackson
Samuel H Valentine
Henrietta Porter
William Harding Jackson
Charles H Gheens
Berry
Irving M Chase
Mathilde van Rensselaer
de Copper
Eleanor Patterson
Prescott
Murray
Henry de Coppet
Walter Chapin
Dugene M O'Neill
Bouvier
Howard Lapsley
F H Dewey
Margaret Gale
John Grant
Mies
Lucy Jones
Sarah We
St Louis
the Mathewson
Nathaniel Arnold
Madelina Sylvester
Abram Bernard
Ne York
Greene’s Inn
J A. Ferris
Goshen
E VY Coombs
Philadelphia
the Imperial
David G Fox
John Woda
New York
Franx Oon
Eleanor Thomp- Seniavic
A R Wiliams
Beltimore
Pudles
Government staff on leave and returns noted across departments
The notice lists inspectors and clerks returning to duty in Washington and others granted leave ranging from three days to three weeks. Several travel plans appear with staff in Baltimore Philadelphia Cape May Atlantic City and Virginia, plus a cereus bloom at Rockville reported to the Department of Agriculture.
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Washington
Paul D Wollard
Judge Advocate Generals Office
Fort Gretle
Atlantic Eit
Joseph Baumer Semmes
Mississippi
Joseph Baumer
Navy Department
Brookland
Postoffice Department
E F Stauker
Ohio
Conrard
Ho Alexander
Payst Office
Bessie P
Registered
Alexander Mackenzie
Realty Tax Board
Cape May
M White
Assessors Office
Baltimore
Harriet R Hall
New Hampshire
William M Garrett
Philadphia
Aorian L Horner
Division of Appointments
Atlantic City
In B Russell
Bureau
Funeral of J A Fairfax in Washington
The funeral of vonna Fairfax who died Wednesday morning was held yesterday at 10 am from 1127 Tenth Street NW. The Rev Mr Holmead officiated. Pallbearers A Columbus HR E Hensey A Cook L Amann F Huber and Warner. Interment in Hock Creek cemetery. He was born in Virginia and was the oldest of nineteen children. He faced confiscation of property during the Civil War and later pursued a Congress claim for twenty five years without success. He leaves a wife Mrs Hia Fairfax a daughter Miss Hester Fairfax four sons George John James and B F Fairfax. he was married twice.
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Tenth Street
Holmead
St Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church
Columbus
E Hensey
Cook
Amann
F Huber
Warner
Hock Creek Cemetery
Fairfax
Virginia
Congress
Hia & Fairfax
Hester Fairfax
Pennsylvania Avenue
Delegates Depart Washington for Boston Typographical Union Meet
Delegates and members of Coum ma Typographical Union No 101 left Washington to attend the annual International Typographical Union convention in Boston. The group includes Charles W Radley and R W Burnside with family, A W Bowen and spouse, Charles I Willey with family, John B Dickman and son, and several others named.
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Coumma Typographical Union
No 101
Washington
Boston
International Typographical Union
Charles W Radley
R W Burnside
A W Bowen
Nar
Cc. Beyne
Andre Charles I Willey
John B Dickman
Harry F Sauter
William B Waadley
H N. Kelchner
Joseph B
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