Woodward & Lothrop Fall Goods From Paris Return
During the heated term the store will close at 5 o clock Saturday at 1. Mrs Nourse Mrs Evans and Mr Mack have returned from Europe and are enthusiastic over their purchases for the coming fall and winter of French Lingerie Bridal Trousseaux Corsets Infants Clothing Layettes Novelties Leather Goods Stationery Jewelry Bric a brac Dress Garniture Fine Table and Toilet Linens.
Girls India Linen Guimpes and Dresses at Special Price
A catalog entry offers girls white India linen guimpes with hemstitched yokes and bishop sleeves for sizes 6 to 14 at 1.00 each. Also listed are white India linen dresses with lace and embroidery yokes forming bertha, some with flounces or wide hems and tucks. Third Moor 47 st.
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Fashion Department
Boys Summer Apparel Half Price or Thereabouts
Catalog style sale listing boys summer clothing with midseason clearance prices. Includes washables, suits, hats, shirts, swimwear, and sailor outfits sized 2 to 12, with discounts from 25 to 75 cents and several items originally priced higher. Third floor on Tenth Street features half price offers and special buys.
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Suilor
Dressings Lacques on Sale at August Prices
Summer clearance offers reduce a wide range of lawn dressing sacques and negligees. White lawn pieces feature neat figured borders, embroidery and belts. Prices range from 25c to 1 75, with long kimonas at 50c. Third floor Eleventh St.
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Eleventh St
Women's Hosiery Sale at Main Floor F Street
A selection of Women's Black Chiffon Hose with double soles and high spliced heels alongside Black Lace Lisle Hose in several effects. Very popular summer hosiery. 35 cents a pair, three pairs for a dollar. Regular quality. Main floor F street.
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F St
Hermsdorf
Little Children's Coats and Dresses Clearance Sale
Remaining stock of Little Children's Summer Coats offered at clearance prices in several fabrics and trims. Prices: $2.50, $3.00, and $4.50 with former higher prices listed. White India Linen Dresses also on special, low-neck, with tucks and embroidery at $1.00 to $1.50. White Pique Sun Bonnets with hand embroidery, OS and $1.00 each, originally up to $2.50.
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Eleventh St
Clearance Sale of Women's Summer Oxfords
A special sale offers Women's Oxfords in patent coltskin and patent vic kidskin with lace and button, some with tips, all with web soles. Nearly all sizes available, priced at 1.50 per pair, previously 3.50 to 4.00. Third floor Tenth st.
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Sr.sa
Tenth St
Washington Social Season Dims as Hostesses Depart
Mrs. Payne and Mrs. Cortelyou leave Washington for Chicago and Milwaukee signaling a lull in official society. Admiral Dewey and Mrs. Dewey relocate from Manhattan Beach to New York then Saratoga, while Minister Henry L. Wilson returns to Indiana and Washington, joining notable Washingtonians and visiting companions at Bolton area locales and resorts.
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Payne
Washington
Chicago
Milwaukee
Mrs. Cortelyou
Foraker
Ohio
Navy
Dewey
Manhattan Beach
New York
Rodgers
Saratoga
Henry L. Wilson
United States
Chile
Boston
Indiana
Wilson
John L. Wilson
Spokane
Wash
J. H Vajen
Indianapolis
Muss
Alice Vajen
Mr. Wilson
Lake Maxinkuckee
Ind
Claire Craigen
Craigen
Baltimore
Charles Norris
Wanderers and travelers in summer from Washington area
Notices detail residents and guests away for the season from Washington and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Adams Foster, Mr Acklan, Mrs Stafford, Mrs Lewis, Mr Baines, Miss Schubert, and families visiting Lake regions, Ontario, Canada, and the Atlantic City area. Also notes a secretive Atlantic City marriage of Dr Alonzo Bliss and his young wife and a general census of summer excursions.
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Clarence Moore
Washington
Prides Crossing
Mrs. Moore
Narragansett Pier
Moore
Warrenton
Mrs. Delgardo
Magnolia
North Shore
A. M. Lewis
Harry P. Baines
Niagara Falls
Hamilton
Ontario
H. A. Stevens
Department of Commerce and Labor
Boston
Mass
Oliver D. Darrell
Stockton
Cape May
Jewel M. Gomperta
Atlantic City
Alonzo O. Bliss
Driscoll
First
Bliss
Donnelly
Post
Bias
Standing Alone for God and Endeavor News
Christian Endeavor notes cover a Vermont Avenue church tennis court opening delayed by weather, a Potomac river trip, illness of a speaker, and interdenominational missionary conference reports. The piece lists committee members, mission studies, and memorials to Congress for an international peace congress, naming many local societies involved.
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Vermont Avenue
District of Columbia
Connecticut
Navy Department
Navy Yards
Naval Stations
Brooklyn
Bremerton
Wash
Calvary Baptist Church
Potomac
Barthaldt
C. Getsinger
L. L. Hayes
Gertrude I. Millard
District Christian Endeavor Union
Alice M. Meynes
Liver Bay
Lake George
Congress
Massachusetts
Baptist Anacostia
Calvary
Young People’s and Intermediate
East Washington Heights
Temple
Maryland Avenue
Nineteenth Street
First
West Washington
Christian
H Street
Whitney Avenue
Congregational
Plymouth
Lutheran
Concordia
Keller Memorial
Luther Memorial
Li Reformation
St. Pauls
Mizpah
Methodist Episcopal Galbraith
Metropolitan
Mount Vernondey City
Union
Congress Heights
Rhode Island Avenue
Congress Street
Mount Tabor
North Carolina Avenue
Presbyterian
aAssembly's
Berwyn
Eastern
Eckington
Gunton Temple
Gurley
New York Avenue
Peck
Sixth
Takoma Park
Warner Memorial
Ashington Heights
Western
Western golf championship finals loom between Egan and Sawyer
In Chicago and Hyannis Massachusetts on August 19 the Western golf championship halves narrow to two players. D E Sawyer of Wheaton and H C Egan of Exmoor reach the 36 hole final after rain soaked rounds and a veteran cup victory by Egan senior. In Hyannis Walter J Travis and A G Lockwood clinch semi finals for the Great Island Cup.
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Egan
Exmoor
Sawyer
Wheaton
Chicago
Bey H. C. Egan
Exmoor Club
D. EK Sawyer
Wheaton Golf Club
Chandler Egan
W. E. Egan
Glenview
EK. Egan
Walter ©. Egan
D. E. Sawyer
W. EK. Wood
Homewood
R. H. McElwee
Ten S. Egan
Fay Ingalls
Travis
Lockwood
Hyannis
Mass
Great Salana Club
Walter J. Travis
Massachusetts
A. G. Lockwood
Aspirant Wins Astor Cup in Newport Sloop Race
The fifty foot sloop Aspirant owned by H W and A G Hanan of New York won the Astor Cup for sloops in the New York Yacht Club race at Newport, finishing six miles ahead of the Yankee after corrected time of 21 minutes 46 seconds. Corona won the schooners cup defeating Katrina by a wide margin in elapsed time but four minutes in corrected time. Sir Thomas Lipton visits Wyde seeking a fourth Shamrock and favors keeping measurement rules to preserve prior defeats.
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Newport
R. J
H. W
A. G. Hanan
New York
New York Yacht Club
A. F. Luke's
Corona
Katrina
London
Sir Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Newport Tennis Tourney Sees Ward and Larned in Semis
Newport Rhode Island August 19 The singles championship of America narrows to eight with eight players left for the semifinals. Larned is favored in the anticipated Wright clash while Ward after today’s upset over Collings moves toward Alexander. Fourth round results: Ward def Collins 6-2 6-4 6-2 Clothier over Behr 5-7 6-2 6-2 Bell over Read 7-8 6-1 6-2 Leonard over Adee 6-2 6-2 6-4 Niles over Howland 6-0 6-2 6-1. Georgia State title went to Payne with Angier runner-up in singles.
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R. I
America
Larned
Wright
Ward
Alexander
Clothier
Bell
Leonard
Niles
Collings
Collins
Deuce
Behr
Macon
Payne
Logan
New Orleans
Wiliam
Algier
Angier
Reynolds Tichenor
Atlanta
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