Continuation August Sale Furs End This Week
August sale of furs offers three days left to buy rich pieces at up to half off. The collection features real seals and rare skins from top American furriers with made to order styles and free storage and insurance. Featured furs include Blended Squirrel, Russian Mink, Black Fox, Real Seal, Persian Lamb, and more.
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America
Scarfs and Prices From a Vintage Sale
An old sale list shows scarfs priced at 7.50 with value 10. The sheet continues with multiple price/value pairs including 9.50 for 12.50 and 11.50 for 15.00. Later entries show higher items at 18.50 value 18.50, 25.00 for 7.50, and 12.50 for 10.00, ending with 150 and a note “ford Mucet-Get.”
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Ford
Special Values in Shirt Waists from TR stock
TR stock of Women’s shirt waists shows new season styles at special prices. India fanon and linen waists with embroidery and tucks priced at 1.25 to 1.50 each, batiste at 2.50, lace-and-mede at 2.95, and Swiss embroidery Gibson collars at 3.75 each.
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India
Wraren
CF St
Washingtonians at wedding and society notes
Social and personal items from a Washington edition record Mrs Ridgely departing for Bar Harbor Miss Hasnedy and Mr Clark wed Dr Walker and bride return to city Lt Cmdr Crank in Avon N Y Br William Moulden and Miss Mitami Stewart wed at Grace Church Woodside Md details of ceremony ushers color and reception Moulden graduates and served in the Philippines many Washington names and tours listed with travel plans and engagements
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William Raymond Moulden
Mitami Bankard Stewart
Grace Church
Woodside
John T. Stewart
U.S. N
Mra. Stewart
Archdeacon Graham
la Plata
James ©. Benedict
Edna James Sheehy
Eden
Marshall Bowyer Stewart
General Theological Semiary
New York
Josephine Stewart
Carol Grotty
George Brown Prindie
Washington
Big Lhames Neale
Roy D. Adams
Thomas F. Lowe
Moulden
George Washington University
Philippines
William Barrett Ridgely
Kansas City
Bar Harbor
Justice
Henry B. Brown
Maplewood
Pittsfield
Anna Cecilia S. Harnedy
John WW. Clark
Trinity Church
Father Iarlin
Clark
Friendship
Tin Avon
N. Y
NW. H
Francis Walker
Bureau of Corporations
Helen O'Sullivan
Westmaster Cathedral
London
Lins City
Sedie M. Smith
T. H. Smith
Harry J. Hallock
I Street
F. D. Power
Vermont Avenue
Mrs. Smallock
South
Portraits of Mrs Hobart Chatfield Taylor Stir Debate
gossip and comment on artist portraits of Mrs Hobart Chatfield Taylor and other society women, noting how likenesses often fail and how sundaine drawings by Albert Sterner and others aim to capture beauty, with mention of Miss Ina Richmond Ireland as a female gas plant manager.
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Hobart Chatfield-Taylor
Chicago
Agen
Rose Taylor
Columbus
William Penhallow Henderson
Durand Institute
Henderson
Stoy McWilliams
A. Muller Ury
Hubert Vos
John Elliote
Chatfield-Taylor
Gutess Spottiswood Mackin
Curt Kuenze
Vatican
Europe
New York
Paris
George M. Lively
Peoria
Ireland
Ina Richmond
Richmond
Maghera- Welt
Dublin
Fashion at the Resorts Narragansett Pier
More than 1,000 guests attended a Mathewson lawn fete hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Durrea of New York in Narragansett Pier Rhode Island on August 19 A yacht party by Wilson Marshall of the Larchmont Yacht Club and social gatherings at the Atlantic Casino and Massasoit marked the social week with numerous guests from New York Philadelphia and Virginia among attendees.
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Robert 4
Mamion
Pendleton
League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
George Hutt
Europe
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Algernon Burnaby
A. A. Sprague
Take Forest
Mr. Sprague
Burnaby
W. B. Bartlett
Edward J. Bartlett
Actis Hanmie
Concord
Terry
Anor ‘Terry
Sinu
Narragansett Pier
George C. Glick
Grace
Ethel
Fred Toms
Atlantic City
New York City
Thin City
R. I
Ida
Edith Mathewson
Katherine Donovan
Rose Birc
Wilson Marshall
Larchmont Yacht Club
The
Messrs
G. G. Saville
H. Albert Bergman
A. W. Matt
Emly Jackson
New York
Sunny Mede
John R. Poor
Thomas H
Buckler
William H. Jackson
Joseph Leidy
J. D. Emmett
Charles Hitchcock
Agnes Lane
Margaret Harris
Silas D. W. Terry
U.S. N
Washington
Tery
Eleanor Terry
Atlantic
EH. D. Coxs
Drifton
Thomas A. P. Harris
W. B. de Biller
Massasott
Wiliam A. Waller
Virginia
M. M. Jones
Georgia
Gladstone
F. W. Foos
Clifford
Gertrude Foos
New
Mathewson
James F. Hubrouck
Tennis at Newport Draws Crowds Amid Season Quiet
Newport lawn tennis becomes the town's strongest draw as visitors flood streets and hotels. The Goulds arrive on the Atalanta to court tennis at the Casino with T Suffern Tailor, taking early sets before heading to the grandstand. Other arrivals include Harold Minott, Eugene Van R. Thayer, Mortimer Brooks, Rev. Merrill, and numerous young players, with Cas ing bustling as hosts register society guests such as Lady Augusta Fane and Lillian Biddle.
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Newport
R. F
George J. Gould
Jay Gould
Marjorie Gould
George Gouted
Sullivan
Harold Minott
Anita Sands
Eugene van R. Thayer
Thayere
H. Mortimer Brooks
George Grenville Merrill
Buffalo
John Nicholay Brown
Johnston, Livingston, Jr
Paul J. Rainey
Augusta Fane
England
Lillian Biddle
Morgan Jones
George C. Thomas, Jr
Godfrey Parsons
Rugens van R. Thayer
Johnston Livingston
Speyer Wedding Monday In Elberon Newport
Long Branch prepares for Monday wedding of Miss Ruby Speyer and Waldo Shuman at Rubycrest Elberon with 2000 invitations sent. Attendants named Irene Shuman Edith Borg and Netta Gerade. Groom’s party includes Milo Borg and others. Attending guests fly in from New York Boston and Maryland. reception to follow in marquee on the lawn.
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Long Branch
West End
N. J
Ruby Sarah Speyer
Leo Speyer
New York
Waldo Irving Shuman
Samuel Shuman
Boston
Rubycrest
Elberon
Speyer
Mectius
Neventaen Dex
Witson
Maryland
Anarin Sounet
Schwartz
Harry Shuman
Hisjis
Atlantic City
Che Ushers
Joseph Lil
H. H. Sanford
New
Kenthal
Algie Shafer
Edward Walters
York
Norman Goldberger
Leonard H. Adams
Ralph Kempner
White Mountains
George Syever
Clayton, N
Promotions and Travels of Bureau Officials in Commerce and Labor
The Commerce and Labor column notes staff movements and leaves in the Bureau of Corporations Lighthouse Service and related divisions. John & Briggs head for Kansas for four weeks. Burkett and family to Areeville North Carolina for three weeks. Coy transferred to Philadelphia. Several lighthouse service promotions and transfers are listed, including Mrs Minnie Cochems Franklin Coleman and others, with details on salary increases and duty changes.
Dinner Parties At Lenox Dinners And Luncheons
Dinners were hosted by Mrs Francis C Barlow at Sunny Bank and by Mrs Giraud Woster at Bellfontaine in Lenox Mass Aug 19. Luncheons followed by Mrs Samuel Frothingham Overlee and Mrs William B Bacon Tanner villa with others, while Miss Anna B Shaw hosted a dinner and bridge party at the Homestead.
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Dixey
Rosamond Dixey
Beverly
Prides Crossing
New York
Jane
Stockbridge
Lewis
Birdseye Blakeman
Oronacue
Charlotta Barnes
Lenox
Coldbrook
Warren Sturgis
H. H. C. Leutze
Archibald McNeil
Idigeport
Conn
Heaton Unity
Aspinwall
And
Wirs
W. W. Powers
James Chadwick
Frederick J. Wood
Government Printing Office Leave Notices List
A long list of personnel at the Government Printing Office schedules numerous leaves and vacations. Names include Charles W. Scudder, George M. Bowers, John T. Byrne, Tully Spriggs, Charles KE. Molster, W. M. Clark, William Johnson, Clara H. Highberger, Annie W. Silence, James E. Austin, Elmer Dement, Thomas H. Graves, Percy J. Talbot, Lewis B. Clark, James HE. Harper, Henry M. Allen, Charles A. McMullen, John H. A. Fowler, Edwin A. Sullivan, Clifton L Williams, Theodore B. Haines, Thomas H. Collins, Baward D. Smoot, Emanuel Thomas, Robert A. Slater, Herman C. Groth, Charles B. Yater, Joseph A. Fenton, Charles B. Huse, Philip Addison, Henry A. Murray, William A. Topham, John Colnan, Isaac M. Funk, Henry W. Glover, Louis Conbean, Edwin L. Davis, Horatio W. Stevens, Luther L. Browning, H. F. Tompking, James H. Wilkins, Castleman P. Boss, Menard, and Frank Hoover. Also notes invitations to attend the sixteenth national irrigation congress in Albuquerque.
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Annie W. Silence
Agricultural Division
James E. Austin
Elmer Dement
Thomas H. Graves
Percy J. Talbot
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Woodward
Lothrop
Coats
Newspaper
Haghie
Miss Stewart
Dr. Moulden
Katherine Gibson White
New Canaan
Mas
Atkinson
Short Hills
N.S
BE de Cartier de Marchienne
Legacion
Lake Forest
Anne Rundrell McGuire
J. Mark McGuure, Jr
Louis E. Marte
Island Heights
Emily Tuckerman
Tenox
Mathilde Townsend
Kath Oyne Mking
Brun
Count Torok
Baron Haymerie
Mogargee Wright
Margaret Wright
Bar Har Vor
M. Ware
U.S. A
T. J. Hoogs
Mount Pleasant
Bretton Woods
N. H
W. L. Masterson
Stoneleigh Court
Labrador
B. Cox
Mize M. Dorgan
Mobile
Ala
C. A. Muise
EI Street
A. Calder
New Aceane
Raleigh
H. E. Grice
New Orleans
B Briggs
A. Moise
H Street
Charles W. Metagar
Ellen
Charles W
Cape May
John A. O'Donoghue
Daniel W. O'Donoghue
Marlborough- Blenheim
Adirondacks
Mattle Walmsley
Springfield
Ohio
A. L. Jennings
Leola M. Ellis
Esther M. Jennings
Colonial Beach
Milas Anne Cannell Cochran
Henry Lockwood Rittenhouse
Misa Cochran
William G. Cochran
Rydal
St. James
Willig Cochran
York Harbor
Miss Cochran
Mr. Rittenhouse
Sid
France
King Victor Emmanuel
Rome
Racconigi
Piedmont
Coum Mfe
Tolendo
Italy
Henge
Victor
Mrs. Mills
Blenheim
Winston Spencer Churchill
Misa Jennie Jerome
Order of Druids
Churchill
Board of Trade
Blendhela
Gynes
Oxford
Miladi
Genee
Danseuse
Frank Isttt
Duke and Duchess of Newcastle
Iaitt
Landom
Lord Francis Hope
May
Empire
Duke of Newcastle
Isitt
Queen Alexandra
Lawn Fete
T. Shaw Sale
Bawerd
Knight
Hicks Herrick
E. J.herrick
Anita Lawrence
Lorillard Spencer
Cessus Bureau
Old Richmond
Sloane
United States
Delaware
Kentucky
New Jersey
Tennessee
Bureau
Rosaiter
C. 8. Sloane
Hon
Census Bureau
Margaret Sammons
Atl
Te City
David G. Belt
Belt
Agriculture
Samuel Doherty
Watch
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Mur . Sloane
Division of Manufactures
Sadie R. Ponds
Division of Manufactor
Henry 4. Whallon
Bureau of Standards
Bessie M. Price
Charles R. Bartlett
Connecticut
Mary BE. Dillenback
A Vision of Population
Postoffice
Treasury
War
John A. Holmes
Department
Meyer
Col
Robert Williams
Internal Revenue
National Archery Association
Col. Williams
J. William Palmer
War Department
General Band Office
Minnie Cochems
Rank Coleman
Tr. J. Gibson
Bureau of Manufactures
Ieft
Mr. Gibson
Thomas H. Norton
Bet
Thomas L. Kean
Ea | Tee
New Shore
F. May
Ghingge
York City
John G. Peters
Lighthouse Service
Daniel Philips
Wiliam le Soleau
Portland
Pve
Adrian Horner
Division of Appointment
J. H. Dunlap
Bureau of Reberica
Mrs. Barlow
Anna B. Shaw
the “Directory” Belt
Dame Fashion
Charles W. Scudder
George M. Bowers
Martinaburs
John T. Byrne
Navy Department
Tully Spriggs
Charles KE. Molster
W. M. Clark
Massachusetts
William Johnson
Watch Force
Government Printing Office
Clara H. Highberger
State Division
Lewis B. Clark
James HE. Harper
Henry M. Allen
Charles A. McMullen
Mr. McMullen
George F. Dowell
Dowell
Claude M. Ballard
John H. A. Fowler
Edwin A. Sullivan
Clifton L Wiliams
Theodore B. Haines
Job Divion
Thomas H. Collins
Monotype Division
Baward D. Smoot
Emanuel Thomas
Monotype
Robert A. Slater
Herman C. Groth
Foundry
Charles B. Yater
Joseph A. Fenton
Charles B. Huse
Philip Addison
Henelh A. Murray
William A. Topham
John Colnan
Isaac M. Funk
Engineer Division
Henry W. Glover
Louis Conbean
Edwin L. Davis
Horatio W. Stevens
Luther L. Browning
H. F. Tompking
James H. Wilkins
Linotype Division
Castléman P. Boss
Wits
Menard
Frank Hoover
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Sata
Dulin & Martin CO
PTO
Eleventh Street
Philipsborn
Bonjlarchek
Seventh Street
E. T. Byrne
St. Joseph's Church
Auburn
Ernest Edmund Byrne
P. J. Byrne
Coltons
Potomac
St. Joseph's
Byrne
W. P. Kenealy
Meade & Baker’s
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