Women's High Class Outer Garments Clearance Sale
Clearance sale of our entire stock of Women’s Summer Outer garments including lingerie dresses linen coat suits lightweight wool tailored suits light weight black broadcloth coats one-piece linen dresses lawn jumper and full dresses and white linen skirts Some are reduced a half while others are offered at a fraction of their real value One-piece Linen Dresses in white lavender tan blue pink some are hand embroidered others richly trimmed with Baby Irish lace Very handsome dresses Lightweight Black Broadcloth Coats full 30 inches long single breasted double breasted and fly-front effects lined with satin Special price 7 50 each All Tightweight Tailored Suits in plain colors fancy mixtures and striped effects all good styles Special price 15 00 each Were 25 00 to 45 00 Lingerie Dresses and Elaborate Linen Coat Suits Colors pink tan lavender blue A collection of elegant dresses
Special price highlights on White Linen Skirts
Special price offers present on AUP White Linen Skirts in toned-down and plaited styles. Some skirts are plain while others feature trims in various ways. Prices reduced from $35.00 to $50.00 down to $20.09 each. Other items priced from $2.50 to $5.00, originally $9.50 to $12.50. Yuin' doovog st.
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Yuin’ Doovog St
Clearance Sale of Men’s Fancy Suits Lot
A clearance sale offers about 100 men’s two piece summer suits in cassimere worsted and panama fabrics. Colors include gray sun brown and olive green with riped checked and plaid patterns. New season production with all sizes represented. Suitable for business and general wear.
Special price suits and menswear sale notices
Special price seven dollars seventy five cents each. Were twelve fifty and fifteen dollars. Also a small lot of Men's Threepiece Summer Suits ends of several broken lines of worsteds and cassimeres in light gray and brown striped and checked effects. High grade suits well made for dress wear. Special price eleven seventy five each. Were eight to twenty five dollars. Mie floor Tenih st.
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Mie Fleor
Tenih St
Social and Personal in Washington and Newport Society
A wide sweep of society notes from Washington and Newport covers diplomatic figures and brides to be, heirs and governors, and a rising trend of women pilots in New York. Prominent families like the de la Grange and Carroll clans, plus notices of the Knox and Fish entourages, frame a season of weddings, travel, and cultural events amid Newport’s social revival.
Fashion at the Resorts in Newport Brims With Lost Jewels
Newport, Aug 24. A season’s glitter ends with a run on unclaimed gems and money. Ms. Craig Biddle searches for a pearl clasp dropped at the Casino tennis ball. Mr. D. Appleton pursues a purse of large-denomination bills, said to total about 1000 dollars. Mrs. Wells’s diamond ornament is found. Mrs. Borland’s jewel remains missing. The social whirl continues with golf, tennis, and dinners as Newport hosts elites like Berwind, Iselin, Hale, and Croker while plans unfold for a villa anniversary and large children’s trolley ride at Island Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Craig Biddle
Philadelphia
Robert Gozlet
Iho
D. ¥. Appleton
New York
Edward J. Berwind
Wilam Sierra Wells
John Borland
Batemans Point
Turin
Robert Goelet
Nathaniel ‘Whayer
C. Oliver Iselin
Arthur Iselin
Nora Iselin
Margaret Bunk
Anne Sands
Joseph Harriman
Joseph Dilworth
Hugene Hale
Kate Brice
Herbert P. King
Royal Phelps Carroll
Charles $. Brown
Henry Clews
J. & Phipps
Egerton L. Winthrop
Royal Phelps Carver
Henry
Redmond
E. G. Chadwick
Robert We Goeld
T. Shaw
Island Park
Crowds At Deal Casino Thrill Long Branch Visitors
Large Sunday crowds pack Long Branch hotels and restaurants as Deal Casino interest grows. Notable guests include Wilber Bloodgood and Rosalie Bloodgood, many from Seabright and Monmouth Beach, plus a 1000-strong wedding crowd for Miss Ruby Speyer and Waldo Irving Shuman at Rubycrest Elberon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Long Branch
N. J
Deal Casino
Seabright
Monmouth Beach
Wilber A. Bloodgood
Rosalie Bloodgood
Ernest Rudolph
Gunther
Charles D. Halsey
Lows
John ‘Ww. McDonald
Joseph ‘H. Hoadley
Atlantic’ Highlands
Thomas M. Mulry
Thomas Fmith
New York
Max L
Young
Edward Steindler
Thomas J. Coltori
Robert Lee Mowrell
Jean Haggerty
Frederick Gerken
Jane Lissberger
Leo Rosenberg
Harold T. Creighton
Marie Rose
Carl von Mayhoff
John G. O'Keefe
Maurice Denzer
Bred Betz
Jacob Siegel
Anna Gluig
Otte Uhl
Horace Bowen
Gustav Lembeck
Lilie Fischer
Florence Gerken
Arthur Lipper
Philip B. Frank
Hermann Fbergheim
Joseph M. Byrne
George W. Mcllhiney
Rudolph Tombo
Columbia University
George Ehrer
Charles J. Warner
Harry T. Eschwege
Louis J. Merkel
William J. Holzderber
Philp B. Frank
Cleveland
Qohto
Arthur
B. Lipper
Social Gossip from Verlain Exchanges at Newport
Harry Lehr once famed for Newport social sway writes ten friends indicating another Newport visit next summer though last season he vowed not to return. Mrs. William Aston, beloved by the Baltimore set, was absent this season and her strongest ally remained unnamed in the report.
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Suyvesant
Fish
Lele
England
Newport
Social Strategy’ Board
Mrea
Oliver Belmont
Herman Oelriche
Harry Lehr
New York
Met
Henry A
Wayiors
Egerton -Winthrops
Loillard Spencers
Royal Phelps - Carrolls
Mortimer Brookses
Ethridge ‘C. Gerrys
Henry Clewses
Belmont
Hermann Oelrichs
Ethel’ Moosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Mise Roosevelt
Bar Harbor
Theodore
Verlain
Ultimiore
Haircut Theft Sparks Paris Station Scandal
A Breton maid from Brittany had her hair sold after she accepted work caring for a child in Paris. Persuaded to cut her hair, she finally yielded after fifteen days of service, then was discharged as her employers retained her locks.
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Brittany
Paris
Mester Mates Plan Benefit Excursion for Paralyzed River Pilot
The Mester Mates and Pilots Association, based in this city, plans a September 8 excursion to Marshall Hall to aid Capt. John Hart, a veteran river pilot who was paralyzed. A committee led by P. O. O'Donnell, John Bailey, and J. B. Raleigh coordinates, with Col. Fred Merton offering the Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall Steam Boat Company’s large steamer at no cost. Expect strong support from riverfront business interests and a sizable crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mester
Marshall Hall
John 2. Hart
P. O. ‘Donnell
John Bailey
J.B. Raleigh
Col
Fred Mertons
Mount Vernon
Marshall Hall Steamj Boat Company
Barberel J
Busimésa
Hart
Dinners at Narragansett Pier Parade of Guests and Parties
After a Saturday deluge Narragansett Pier enjoyed bright sun and bustling social scenes at the Casino with abundant luncheon gatherings. Notables including Joseph Fletcher and Frederick Hayes visited by yacht, while Maj. G. Creigh Tom Webb hosted polo players and many other guests attended dinners and songs by local musicians.
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Narragansett Pier
H. 1
Joseph Fletcher
Frederick Hayes
Maj. G. Creigh
Tom Webb
New York
Messrs
Malcolm Stevenson
C. P. Headleston
W. A. Wadsworth
van Ambergh Brown
TF. W. Lines
John W. A. Wadsworth Walden
J. M. Church
John A. Mortis
W. Reynalds Moore
William A. Brooks, Jr
EB. Percy Barriere
James B. Clark
James E. Barr
Francis Conrad
Joseph G. Henshaw
B. Adams
John Carter Brown Woods
Providence
Ferguson
M. Ferguson
Lucy Ferguson
Fishers Island
John Mitchell
N. G. Gilbert
Norwich, Conn
Mathewson
A. J. Donley
Charles H. Phelps
Mies Phelps
Enwiehs
Society Sings At Lenox In Trinity Church
Lenox Massachusetts August Society choir performed for the first time after rehearsals under Edward Witherspoon. The program drew a large congregation with singers listed as sopranos tenors and basses including Heloise Meyer Frances Meredith and James Barnes among others. Also noted were social gatherings with Justice Henry B. Brown and Mrs Brown at Wi aku Pittsfield and returns of Rodman Gilder Richard Gilder and Rosamond Dixey from Tanglewood and Dublin
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Lenox
Trinity Church
Edward Witherspoon
Contranos
Heloise Meyer
Gertrude Parsons
David ‘T. Dana
Frances Meredith
London
Sarah A. White
Emily Bacon
Constance Solsom
Helen
Civilese Alexandre
Isabel Shotter
Margaret Lee
Charlottes ‘Cram
James Barnes
Joseph W. Birden
Basgos
Samuel Frothingham
Richard C. Greenieatf
Henry B. Brown
United States Supreme Court
William Pollock
Slater
John J. Wysong
Newport
Holmesdale
Pittsfeld Road
Funeral of Mrs Sousa in Washington City
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Sousa who died at 602 Seventh Street Southeast will be held tomorrow morning at o'clock. The Rev Arthur Johns will officiate and the cortege will proceed to Congressional Cemetery where service will be read in the chapel. Burial will follow beside her husband Antonio Sousa. One son John Philip Sousa, bandmaster and composer, is en route from the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Mile. de la Grange
Caron
de la Grange
John Lee Carroll
Maryland
de la Boelsseere Taenus
Paris
Amycie de la Grange
Irynee de la Grange
Richard Caton
Three Graces
Duke of Leeds
Lord Stafford
Lord Wellesley
Gov. Carroll
Doughoregan Manor
Howard County
George von S. Meyer
Hot Springs
Mme
EB. I. Chermont
Hamilton
Mass
Mount Pleasant
Bretton Woods
Viscount 44
Chambrun
Manchester by-the-Sea
York Harbor
Baffalres
Henri Dea Portes de la Tosae
Elizabeth Sousa
Seventh Street
Arthur §. Johns
Sousa
Congressional Cemetery
Bypiscopil
Antonio Sousa
John Philip Bouea
John Philip, Sousa
Antony A. Sousa
Goa
Cabinet Heads Return to Offices After Vacation Rush
Federal department heads and cabinet members were set to return to their Washington desks as vacation season winds down. Postmaster General Meyer, Secretary Straus, and Secretary Wilson were among those expected back within days, with several clerks and division staff also resuming duties after extended breaks. A series of resignations and promotions within the Post Office and Treasury were noted, including staff changes and new assignments across printing, engraving, and supply divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocka v
Meyer
Hot Springs
Taft
Straue
Bureau of Commerce and Labor
Maine Woods
New York City
Washington
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
West
Administrative staff at Treasury reports leave and transfers
The Treasury Department announces numerous staff leaves and relocations. Harrison Nesbit resumes duties after vacation and will move to Pittsburg for a new bank examiner role. Several colleagues receive leave. others transfer within lighthouse and immigration services, with appointments of new lighthouse keepers and updated duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Nesbit
Solicitor’s Office
Virginia
Nesbit
Washngton
Pittsburg
Secretary of the Treasury
Arno Red Salmon Advised For All Meals
An unidentified ad copy extols Arno Red Salmon as a versatile staple fit for breakfast, luncheon, dinner, or supper and recommends keeping a few cans in the larder. The fragment references the Alagka Prchers Association and a San Francisco connection.
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Alagka Prchers Association
San Francisco
SalHernia
Inherits His Own Savings in Panama Bank Deposit
Uncleared draft obituary style will notices reveal John 4. Siggins dies June 7 bequeathing a Panama savings deposit to brother Michael Siggins of Cristobal Canal Zone. Remainder left to mother and Thomas Siggins to share equally. Executor listed as Thomas Siggins without bond.
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John 4. Siggins
Michael Siggins
Cristobal
Canal Zote
Panama
Tradera National Bank
Thomas
Thomas Siggins
Eliza J. Hyland
Charles H. Hyland
Willan E. Herbert
Augusta
Mra
Montery T. Herbert
John L Curtis Dead in Typhoid Attack at Garfield Hospital
John Lafayatte Curtis, 26 year Patent Office employee and property clerk, died yesterday at 3:15 AM at Garfield Hospital after a typhoid fever attack. He was son of the late Clark E and Margaret Curtis and had recently resigned from his office post. He resided at the Richmond Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Office
John Lafayatte Curtis
Clark E
Margaret Curtis
Garfield Hospital
Santher
Witlfai
Curtis
Curtis Sved
Richmend
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Lothrop
Sale Men’s Fancy Suits
Mile. de la
MR. Meyer
Bretton
Wosds
Viscount de Chambrim
York, Harbor
P. C. Knox
America
Senator
Philander C. Knox
Scotland
Philip McMillan
Nicholas Anderom
James McMillan
Hagle Head
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Bourke Cockton
Long Island
Faymaster
Mrs. Heap
Mias Fensy Bloomer
Mr. Beale Bloomer
Itf
Imperial
Barslarbor
Thora Scott Ronalds
Reginald Ronalds
Mathilde Townsend
T. Hay Richie
Clarence H. Mackay
B. Wise
George Lacey
Glendale
Atlantic City
Horace EB. Elmer
Catskill
William Henry
Europe
Deer Park
Arthur Wallace Zuun
Marlborough Blenheim
Clara Hinzen
Owlyout Lodge
Lake Chateaugay
Katie Gamble
Irving Street
Moorfield
George A. Whllamson
Witteenth Street
James Davis
Teth
Lake George
Charles J. Allen
Grace EB. Allen
California
Sea Rest
Edgarton
Gen
Allen
Mollie V. Botts
Ingleside Trace
Mrs. M. Darrson
Minnie H. Steers
Charles W. Steers
Walter B Harcester
Annapolis
W. F. Roberts
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harchester
Twelfth Street
MissFreida Klingel
Higgins
Miss Klingel
School of Instruction For Drivers
Mies Kiingél
Knickerbocker
William
Royal Opera
Opera Ballet Corps
Royal Theater
Sardanapalus
Eyves
Ninevah
Paul Tagliani
Hertel
Friedrich Deltzsch
Royal Ballet
Emil Graeb
Schtar
Sardavapalus
Hon Redm
Nitevah
Marshall Field
Eton
Harvard
Sir Herbert Naylor Leyland
Jennie Chamberlain
Ohio
Leyland
King’ Edward
Household Brigade
Marshall Piel
Beattie
Harry Field
Navy
Ultimer
Meade & Baker’s
John R. Hart
Marshall Ball
Narragansett
Stormer
Society
Christ Episcopal Church
Dion
Commerce and Labor
den C. Vaughan
Post Office Department
Vaughan
Alvin M. Andrews
Bing
Chesapeake Bay
Harrell A. Bryan
Mary A. Lovejoy
Government Printing Office
Francia L. Beach
Navy Division
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Charles A. Neil
L. Elms
Linotype Division
Charles C. Bradie
Unotype
Alvision
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Clay D. Chunn
Charles BR. Chick
Superintendent of
Colonial Beach
Wiliam F. Leatzow
Proof
Vaccacion
Daniel R. Walters
Wiliam H. Camp
Monotype
New York State
Harry A. Mayo
J.T. Huggins
John Zirnes
T. B. Haines
Maud
Goddard
Jett
Charles M. McCann, Jr
John W. Mitchell
Marjorie Thornette
Grace Thorne
Piney Point
Boswell
Louise M. Foley
Night Force
Mabel R. Duckett
Treasury Department
Beekman Winthrop
Thomas I. Luckett
Luckett
Bluemont
E. C. Carpenter
C. Quigley
Solicitor's Office
H. Louise Dessez
Miss Desses
George F. McInturff
W. H. Wilkinson
The
Bureau of Inmigration and Naturalization
Jacob Knobloch
Anoneé Paterson
Charles J. Kimber
Harry C. Coake
James A. Gannon
James H. Wills
Frank Evans
H. C. Thorne
Frederick H. Monk
Division of Naturalization
Warland M. Mason
Bureau of Corporations
Illncea
Benjamin I’. Wright
M. M. Flannery
J. C. Bowen
Bureau of
Jabor
Ethel Thornton
Bureau of Navigation
Virgina Beach
HB. A. Brand
Bureau of Manufactures
H. B. Collins
Florence Coffell
Lighthouse Board
Maine
Emanuel A. Choffitt
Catherine Doyle
Lghthouse Board
Martha C. Jones
Emily
Robinson
Frank S Chuckers
Emma G. Wheatley
New England
Siggins
John L. Curtis
T Pu
Saturnaye
Coslams
Dulin & Martin CO
Philipsborn
Washington Post
E. N. Richards
Stone & Fairfax
John H. Ontrich
C Street
Smithsonian Institution
Agricultural Department
Belt, Obrien & Company
James Martin
Rhode Island Avenue
Fliat
North Capitol Streets
Martin
Adama Strect
Miles
ED Long
Mt. Joy
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
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