Lothrop Store to Close Early on Saturdays
The heated term store at Lothrop will close at 5 o clock on weekdays and at 1 o clock on Saturdays, informing customers of shortened weekend hours.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
19
The heated term store at Lothrop will close at 5 o clock on weekdays and at 1 o clock on Saturdays, informing customers of shortened weekend hours.
Clearance sale of all upholstery goods and fabrics including Lace Curtains Portieres Sik Damask imported creteries and windows screens. French hand made curtains Arabian and Marie Antoinette patterns in sill and full lengths with values from 7 50 to 25 00 per pair. Arabian lengths vary from 244 yards to 3 yards priced from 83 00 to 25 00 per pair. Marc Vatoinette offerings priced 9 00 to 13 50 per pair.
Sherwood advertises Uesesiivuus metal frame window screens that adjust to any window. The 1/2 inch wide frame uses iron over wood for strength and ventilation, with galvanized iron woven wire cloth, no swelling in wet weather, and durable construction. Prices listed at 40 cents and 24.2457 inches by 24.2 inches, with small sale quantities.
Partial OCR listing stock items including screen doors and glass jugs with obscured prices. Mentions quantities and values poorly legible, references feet measurements and a few monetary figures like 2.50, but key details are unclear.
A vintage ad lists Simplex All Glass Jar Caps Jars and jelly glasses in quarts and pints, Blue Flame Oil Stoves, and preserving kettles. It mentions enamel fruit jar fillers, jello, and packing supplies with prices and units, reflecting a broad home goods sale.
Social and personal notices report Miss Mary Whitney Lashmutt engaged to Mr Roger Moore Stuart and Miss Virginia May Keefer to Mr Thomas E Petty. A quiet church wedding at St Patrick's Catholic Church united Miss Mary Josephine Clark and Mr Joseph Aller Hayden with a reception at the Clark home. The piece notes extensive society movements including other weddings and a wave of Washington travelers visiting Atlantic City, New York, and Europe, naming numerous families and addresses.
Westinghouse relatives and friends travel plans fill a social column note. Mrs George Westinghouse leaves Lenox to visit her sister in Kingston New Jersey. Mr and Mrs B Hight arrive in Narragansett Pier for a summer stay. Marion Wolff heads to Atlantic City for the season. Lilian Weber journeys to Atlantic City Philadelphia and Lancaster for a fortnight. Roy Wickman and daughter Dorothy Vernon depart Washington for Warrenton Virginia for the summer. Hickman returns to the city and J Jones with B Brunger return from a California Texas trip. Bradfield leaves for a month at Atlantic City.
Gossip notes Frederict Martin and Rev. Dr. James W. Lee planning to reorganize New York society, criticizing the 400 and Wright aviation fame. Anne Morgan, Elizabeth Marbury, and Paris tests boost Wright admiration. Queen Alexandra searches for a discreet maid of honor amid royal expectations. Fashion details on Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. Harriman, and others, plus a fan vogue review tracing the fan’s history in Europe and Asia.
The article surveys feather fans from peacock plumes to ostrich and diamond set pieces, noting their use by royalty and beauties from Catherine de Medici to Elizabeth I. It highlights Deauville society, Mme Letellier, and Lady Paget, plus Lipton’s expansion into tea rooms in Paris, London, and savings-bank plans in Lipton’s shops.
At the Narragansett Pontoon Resort crowds on the tennis courts include Mr and Mrs Kenneth M Murchison Mrs Saunders P Jones and several other notable guests. Registered at the Casino are Mr and Mrs James F Barbour of Washington and a party from Amsterdam. An automobile party from New York visits Mathewson with Mr and Mrs Frederick Thompson. Other arrivals include Mr J T Rocks Jr and Mr William Havaland of Bridgeport and Mr John T Madden of Springfield Mass. The Leedss of New York have bought land on the Norman road near Stanwood and plan a summer home. Buon Riposo at the Fabbris villa hosts a charity program Friday for the Manhattan Trade School for Girls.
West End Long Branch N J August 18 Society circus draws wide interest as Mrs Eyre and Mrs Dillon select a corps of young women to sell peanuts and programs with 50 to be enrolled tomorrow. Directoire costumes and sale prizes lure volunteers amid invitation golf tournament events and a grand Saturday dinner at the Golf Club.
Mrs Mills hosts dinner while Mrs Baldwin, Mrs Mason, and others stage luncheons and musicales around Newport. Guests include Mrs Whitney Warren and the Iselins. Commodore Vanderbilt returns from yacht club cruise to spend two weeks with family as New York visitors arrive.
Social notes from Lenox Massachusetts describe Mrs William D Sloane hosting a Ginners party at Kim court and Mrs Charles Carroll Jackson luncheon at Wynstay. The Berkshire Hunt plans a September 5 breakfast at Ashintully Farm Tyringham with Miss Gladys Bloodgood and Miss Vera Bloodgood riding. Guests include Miss Margaret French staying with Miss Dorothy Schoonmaker in Quogue New York and visitors Dr Eugene Honenpyl, Mr Revert W Paterson at Blantyre. Col Delancey Astor Kane and Mr Marshall Bernochan have been in Newport after staying at the Curtis Hotel.
Hor se show at Bar Harbor Maine opens with dreary skies not dampening events. A reception and tea by Mr and Mrs Thomas Leaning at the Pot and Kettle Club draws attendees including the Boston Symphony Orchestra on the veranda. Francis Burton Harrison and party return to their villa after a Restigouche fishing trip with 31 salmon caught in six days, five of them over twenty pounds.
Henry Colds, a former U.S. government printing office employee, died suddenly of heart failure at age 60 in Hyattsville. Funeral plans not set, likely tomorrow. He was a prominent Mason, member of St. John's Lodge No. 1 FLA AM, Keystone Chapter RNA, St. Elmo Commandery Knights Templar Hyattsville. He leaves a wife, sister of auctioneer C G Sloan, a son Harry, and a daughter Mrs John Lepper of Waterbury Conn. Grand Master Coolidge asked Maryland Masons to conduct the funeral and burial.
Vienna observes the 78th birth anniversary of Emperor Francis Joseph with patriotic festivals. Cities decorate, Te Deum sings, and military parades mark the celebrations. Funds raised will fund philanthropic institutions across the empire per the emperor’s wish.
Warsaw Ind Aug 18 The condition of Miss Eva Booth commander of the Salvation Army of the United States who was overcome by heat and collapsed at the Winona Lake Bible conference after her address last night improved today. The patient is in charge of friends and started for her home in New York City.
Gen H H Bandholtz says conditions in the Philippines are better, praising Capt Fletcher for single handedly quelling mutinies at sea and on land. He cites a Samar incident where 115 natives were killed after surrendering and outlines ongoing vigilance and the constabulary’s enduring strength.
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