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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1910

Page

25

Remnant Day Bargains Hit Hart Schaffner Suits

A downtown store slashes prices to clear men’s summer suits and remnants as new fall and winter lines arrive. Hart Schaffner Marx and other manufacturers feature worsteds cheviots and serges in two lots with trousers, suits, underwear, shirts, socks, belts, hats and more. deep cuts include prices down to 25 cents for hats and 65 cents for athletic underwear, with most items heavily discounted to move quickly.

Hart Schaffner & Marx

Friday Specials in Boys Department Promoted Attire

The advertisement lists a sale on boys and girls wear including hats, straw hats, sailor shapes, and remnants. It promotes discounted boy wool suits, light-weight robes, white linen blouses, madras pajamas, and Russian blouse suits with prices cut from higher figures to low, limited-stock amounts.

Norfolk Enickerbockes Bova Bors Rieti Ems Vadnais

Friday Specials in Women's Umbrellas Sale

Frantic sale note offers Women's 25 inch pulk Cimbrellas in green black and navy blue with mission wood handles at 2.00 each. Also Women's 26 inch Yarn Prod Black Suk Umbrellas with calve and mission wood handles at 2.00 each. Isa 15 Silk Parasols in multiple colors reduced from 300 tea 150 each. Man Woor-G st entrance.

Faye Calve Isa Man Woor-G St

Dresses and Fabrics Sale on Second Floor Discounts

Readable items show substantial price cuts across Black Dress Goods and silks. Discounts include 4 to 47 yard lengths of Grenadine, Panamas, Chiffon, Tussah and Crepe Cloth with reductions from High prices to 0.50 to 4.00 per yard, second floor sale notes.

Lupmna

Chinese Décor China Sale Draws Reductions in Teaset Line

The China Department advertises heavy markdowns on Haviland, Limoges, Austrian, and American porcelain pieces. Prices fall from high hundreds to modest sums on meat dishes, tureens, bowls, plates, and complete sets, with many items described as richly decorated or slightly imperfect.

Haviland China

Muslin Underwear Sale on Eleventh Street Store Floor

Women’s Nainsook nightgowns with lace embroidery and bead trim priced at 75c. Cambrie drawers 25c pair. Nainsook combinations 1.95. Cambrie corset covers 10 each. Hand-made nainsook garments reduced from 178 to 89c per pair. White lawn dressing sacques 50c. Alba tross gowns 5.00. Third floor Eleventh St.

Eleventh St

Friday Specials in Women’s Gloves at Half Price

Alocal ad lists women’s gloves on sale including 16-button pure silk gloves in black and tan priced at 65 cents a pair, originally $1.50. Lisle suede gloves in tan offered at 25 cents a pair, sizes range 5 to 6, originally $1.00. Main floor.

OFF TO SANTO DOMINGO AND WASHINGTON COLONY NOTES

A roundup of Washington’s diplomatic and social movements. American minister to Santo Domingo and Mrs Russell depart for new post with their children. many guests and travelers associated with Mr and Mrs Moore, Senator Bailey, Senator Flint, and other notable figures spend summer across New England and Europe.

Santo Domingo Bro Willem Russell Chevy Chase Circle Grace Lidstone London Mr. Russell Colombia

Shoes sale notes from women and misses footwear

Shoe department ad lists women tan Russia calfskin pumps with Goodyear welt, Cuban heel, and buckle in sizes 8, 6 1 2, 7A. Also patent kid skin and calfskin pumps with Goodyear welt, Cuban heel, and buckle in multiple sizes. Misses and childrens white canvas oxford ties with spring heel in many sizes. All items reduced from various prices to low sale figures, third floor, Tenth St.

Ipans Russia Tenth St

Traveling Goods Dept. Trunks and Bags Sale Notice

In the basement Equitable Building the Traveling Goods department offers men and women trunks and suit cases at deep discounts. Prices drop from two thousand plus to 1500 for mens trunks and from 423.99 to 182 for women 36 inch trunks. Steamer trunks 36 and 40 inch now 1500 each. 18 inch shell alligator case 675, 12 inch leather case 9, 18 inch cabin bag 495, and 18 inch alligator handbag 3900. Black walrus handbags 14 to 18 inches now 5.65 each.

Morocco

Upholstery Department Bargains in Fabrics and Draperies

Fourth floor sale offers massive reductions on portieres curtains and couch covers. Light and dark green rep portieres fringed and bordered, prices cut from high to low. Light blue portieres and figu red fabrics discounted. Net curtains and muffins, tapestries, and remnants available at 1-4 to 3-2 less than regular price.

Newport social season drains residents with hospital cases

Newport society notes report Mrs Craig Biddle improving after a restless night while Mr Biddle remains in hospital. Inquiries bring flowers as Newport's post July 4 entertainments strain summer residents. Several notables and guests, from Vanderbilt to Whitney, attend dinners, dances, and events, with plans for September departures and early autumn visits.

People and guests at Lenox hotels and estates

Long list of visitors and residents at the Curtis Hotel and nearby estates in Lenox Massachusetts. Names include Mrs Augustus Zabriskie A O Zabriskie Mrs William T Emmett Chandler Robbins John T Puliz Clarence Post W J Walker Abraham Meserole Francis Burritt Hoffman Jr K P Walker Eleanor G Walker W M Brewster Stanley Elizabeth Lynde New York who bought the Gen Williams farm Wilhelm enhancements planned at the 100 acre property near Lenox Stockbridge, and other social movements and returns to Newport St James Cleveland Vermont London visitors At Pine Needles Aspenwall Wyndhurst Ononta Lake Pittsfield and Butternut Cottage social roundups.

Lenox Mass Augustus Zabriskie A. O. Zabriskie Whliam T. Emmett Curtis Chandler Robbins John T. Puliz Clarence Post W. J Walker Abraham Meserole Charles P. Willams Francis Burritt Hoffman, Jr New York Curtis Hotel K. P. Walker Eleanor G. Walker W M. Brewster Miss Brewster Miss Stanley Frank K. Sturgis Newport Clipston Grange F. ¢. Huntington Stockbridge St. James Long Island Franklin Osgood H. P. King Betty King Berkshire Hills Cleveland J. A. Garver Vermont Marshall Kernochan Holmesdale John J. Wygong Edmund Coffin

Daily Diet Hints From Dr. Allen On Hard Food Teeth

A Lynn Mass man aged about 40 reportedly grew two new double teeth after years of eating hard corn. The physician attributes the rare dental development to habitual hard food consumption affecting saliva and nervous system, noting an extra third set of teeth as a consequence.

Lynn Mass

Motor and Yachting Parties Enjoy Fine Weather at Narragansett Pier

Narragansett Pier Rhode Island August 25 Fine summer weather drew motor and yachting parties to the Casino lawn and the Casing plaza. Ledyard Ela sailed from Newport on his yacht Diana. Col Samuel M Nicholson of Providence and Wisen Marshall of New York hosted luncheon. Mr and Mrs Morton Smith of New York entertained for Frank M Carnegie of Pittsburgh and others. The lawn tennis tournament opened at the Point Judith Country Club with many cottagers in attendance. Notables include Mr and Mrs Kenneth Iwarchison Mr and Mrs Edward A Mitchell Miss Elizabeth Stanickson Miss Gertrude De Coppet Miss Beatrice De Coppet Miss Susan Bruce Mrs Stanley Henshaw Hoffman Nickerson Olney Arnold among others.

Narragansett Pier R. I Narragansett Ledyard Ela Newport Diana Col Samuel M. Nicholson Providence Wisen Marshall New York Morton Smith Frank M. Carnegie Pittsburg Henry B. Kane FH. Hubbard Point Juith Country Club Kenneth Iwarchison Edward A. Mitchell Filizabeth Stanickson Gertrude de Coppet Beatrice de Coppet Susan Bruce Stanley Henshaw Hoffman Nickerson Olney Arnold

Tennis guests and visitors during ACen event week

The report lists numerous attendees arriving or registered at Newport venues for tennis and polo events. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Varrum from New York, Arthur Davis, R R Melion from Watch Hill, and polo players Worman Prince, F C Thomas, and W G Loew among others. Several families and accompanying parties from Albany, Washington, Philadelphia, Watertown, and Puerto Rico are noted as present or arriving.

Acen MeTsman Jo ‘Warner "Jones John Welsh Ment Lacy Jones Robert T. Varrum New York Newport Arthur Davis R R Melion Watch Hill C. BR. Spear Troy WN. Y Miss Horton Albany W . Taylor Ant Party Buzzards Bay Maes Philadelphia W. C. Stebbins Reginald Stebbins Watertown Love Jules Jordan The Mathewson Wencesler Borda Porto Rico

Fashion's Fads and Fancies at Newport Charity Show

A charity entertainment at the Newport Casino faced chaos as top beauties dropped out and the program printed late. Miss Jean Wallach led tableaux inspired by Gainsborough and Reynolds with notable participants from Vanderbilts and Wallachs, while Mme Scheff missed the performance amid yacht transfers. A separate piece notes Tom Wells promoting rolling down hills to shed fat and anticipates a future era of aviatrixes with Curtiss Nights stirring excitement among Vanderbilt and Harmon spouses.

Newport Casino Prince Troubesskhov Russia Jean Wallach Barger Wallach Samuel F. Barger Vanderblit Craig Biddle James B. Eustis Leonard M. Thomas J. Gordon Douglass Robert Goelet Reginald C. Vanderbilt French Vanderbilt Reginald Norman Conrad Nelly O’brien Joshua Reynolds Miss Wallach Mildred Sherman Mrs. Siddons Gainsborough National Gallery London Miss Sherman Girlie Brown James Brown Greazes la Colombe Devonshire Beatrice d'Este Dai Vinet J Ladenburg Adolph Ladenburg Kenneth Castleman Donna Tsabetla Portugal Payne Whitney Shield of Launceot Sir Frederick Leighton Charles DeLoosey Devnrichs Sara Bernhardt Rose P. Grossvenor Miss Latimer South Carolina Lady Hamilton Raumney Charles de Loosey Quelrichs Frital Scheff R. Livingston Beekman Narragansett Pier Mme. Schefy Mr. Beekman Lands End Mme. Scheff Mme, Scheff Mr. Fox Barre Wallach Bergers

Women of Shetland Islands Live in Unequal Routine

In Shetland Islands, women shoulder endless domestic and economic duties from gardening to sheep wooling, fishing, milking, and child care. They perform diverse tasks to supplement scant incomes, yet accept hardship without complaint, believing their lives to be an unchanging fate and rejecting notions of gender injustice.

Shetland Islands

Gay at Hot Springs in Crim son Ball Room Cake Walk

Society at Hot Springs yesterday split focus between a Recreation park baseball game and a plantation era cake walk in the Homestead crimson ballroom. A crowd of notable guests attended including Justice and Mrs Horace Lurton and Mrs John A Logan with many other prominent locals and visitors watching the event as hotel black employees performed.

Hot Springs Recreation Park Calkwalk Homestead Savage Bates Clen J. Ryan Chouteau Walsh Justice Horace Lurton B Jones, Jr Francis Key Pendleton C. W. Wetmore William Allen WC. Worthington F A B Wells W Stuart Symington Delano Fitzgeraln Wiliam Shepard Bryan, Jr

Local Society Dinners and Guests at Inglescote Oaks and Homestead

Archibald McCrea and Dr John Gr Vin entertained fourteen at Inglescote. Mrs Edward Valentine hosted a Oaks dinner with Martha Valentine Sarah and Louise Gideon George Duncan Jr and more. John B Duncan and William H Felton III headed to New York for the weekend. Mrs Edgar Phe received visitors at Ben venue. Homestead arrivals included Lewis Walker New York F N Hartwell Marguerite Wright F L M Sackett and William Marshall Bullit of Louisville Mrs Thomas Barrett Augusta and Mrs Hampton Moore Washington were noted.

Archibald McCrea John 3. Grvin Melville Ingalla Inglescote Edward Valentine the Oaks Martha Valentine Sarah Louise Gideon George Duncan John B Duncan William Hamilton Felton William H Jackson New York Edgar Pbe Benvenue Lewis Walker F. N. Hartwell Mies Marguerite Wright FL MM. Sackett William Marshall Bullit Louis. Wie Thomas Barrett Augusta Hampton Moore Washington

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Neal Gra Hart Shaffner & Marx Alens Tan Mohah Militar F St China Department A. O. Bacon Georgia Don Francisco L. de la Barra United States Mexico City Mexico Ricoy Viscount Viscountess de Bibour Clarence Moors Prides Crossing Mrs Moore Edward Eeehell Ane Hugh Legare Moore Taft Roland Cotton Smith Mrs. Smith Europe Francis Riggs Mrs Charlies A. Munno Prince Cottage West Manchester Mr. Riggs Old Neck Manchester Samuel Hill Red Lion Inn James F. Barbour Marguerite Barbour Washington Colony Alice Whitney Guy Fairfax Whitney Margaret Draper Manchester-by-the-Lea Howard Reeside Horner .Reeside Joseph W. Bailey Texas Mr. T. D. Appleton Walcott Helen M. Parker Annie Powell Cape May A. Z. Barber Frank P. Flint California Scotland Harriet Monroe Calhoun China Potter Palmer, Jr Wheeler Lake Geneva Mras J. Davis Brodhead Hawthorne Inn East Gloucester John 0.Russell John Paul Mildred Virginia Russell Chicago John H. Mithhellen University Place Massinetts. Springs Epersarge North Conway N. H A. W. Edwards G. BR. Putnam White Mountains Fabyan House M. Strasburger A. J. Morris D. H. Goodmen Shoe Department News OF Newport Mrs. Biddle Mr Goelet Biddle Mr Biddle John R. Drexel George McFadden Clarence W. Dolan George Brooks, Jr Widener James Griswold Wentz Harry Payne Whitney Elisha Dyer Mme Fritzi Scheff R. Livingston Beeckman Charles E Dunlap Edward J. Berwind Oliver B. Harriman James F. D. Lanier Misa R de Forest Freda Paine Garston Harvey England A. Gordon Norrie Lawrence Waterbury James M. Waterbury, Jr Adolph Ladenbury William Coffin Fort Adams Frederick H. Prince North Shore Prince van Alen Wakehurst Charles H. Baldwin Herbert M. Harriman R. T. Wilson, Jr Saratoga Willam Patten Eleanor Sears Boston Devereux Milburn Reginald Brooks Willam Mani William D. Sloane H. McK Twombly Austin Flint, Jr Charles M. Celrichs Willian Storrs-Wells Acme Calcutta Elizabeth Lynde Williams Farm T. J. Allen Joseph B. Bowten Dulin & Martin Co Tom Wells van Cortlandt Park Manhettan Tom Willie K. Vanderbilt Cliffory B. Harmon Long Island Sound Curtiss Sheepshead Bay Bud Mare Gene’ Ely Ely Mars Bud Gene Glehn H. Curtis the Post Daily Puzzle Sam Joy Pisa Shepp Gallico Reuben Union Trust Company Th and H Sis. N. W Edward J DR. White 7Th St. N. W John F. Ellis & CQ Penn. Ave Aise S. Hae 7Th St Hattie M. Shacklette
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