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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
7
Promote a broad assortment of table linens and home textiles aimed at Christmas buyers. Highlights include Austrian Damask Cloths and Napkins with new Brocade finishes, hemstitched and embroidered pieces, centerpieces, doilies, and table covers. Sizes range up to 7 yards. prices from $2 to $50 per item, with 10 dozen hemstitched towels and large round table covers noted.
Ampleness of our stock offers an exceptionally varied collection in materials styles and colorings. Rubberized Cravenettes silks and slickers in loose comfortable lines and semifitting effects with tan blue olive gray and black. Attractively boxed for presentation. $5.00 to $25.00 each. New assortment of Raincoats we now show indicates the gala selection.
A catalog snippet describes boys holiday wear emphasizing neat appearance with refined fabrics. It lists V-neck sweaters in white red gray from 1.50 to 3.00, color combinations 1.00 to 4.50, and all wool gray options with detachable collars. Coats with brass buttons run 5.00, plus new fur hats in polo style priced 1.50 to 2.50 in white black brown.
A local advertises a sale of shirts and blouses for sizes 12 to 16 years with laundered neckbands on Fine Madras shirts and blouses. It also promotes a special writing paper offer at one dollar, Austrian candies, and a selection of ladies garments including silk petticoats, cotton crepe long kimonos, and outing flannel long kimonos on the third and eleventh floors.
Miss Eleanor Terry daughter of Rear Admiral Silas Terry married Lieutenant Filippo Camperio of the Italian navy at St Thomas P. E Church in a formal Washington ceremony. Admiral Terry escorted the bride. the gown featured rare Italian lace and heirloom pearls. A large reception followed at Rauscher's with diplomats and society figures present. The couple planned to sail to Italy in ten days, visiting Milan and Venice before settling abroad.
In this climate year round a refrigerator is needed and the Raay model claims perfect food preservation at minimum cost. Developed after more than six decades of research into refrigerator airing, it is marketed as a Tettenborn Solid Porcelain-Lined refrigerator by exclusive agents.
William Thaw the third and Miss Gladys Virginia Bradley of Bridgeport Cann were wed at the Hotel St. Regis New York. The bride’s father Charles Henderson Bradley attended, with Frank Dorman of Pittsburg as best man. The Rev. Dr. Daniel Dorchester of Christ Church Pittsburg read the service. About 15 guests, many Thaws Bradleys Drexels and Biddles from Philadelphia.
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