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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
17
Description of a batiste shirt featuring a front yoke with hand embroidered medallions, cluny insertions and fine tucks, a collar with cluny insertions, back cluny insertions, new tucked three piece sleeves with lace and tucks, and abridged edgings.
Special price two dollars seventy five cents each for Women s Silk Long Kimonos in rich plain shades and Japanese effects with various backs and satin borders. Wet Dainty Silk Petticoats in black are made of rich taffeta and finished with satin details.
A catalog note lists men's lounging sets and house coats with matching slippers in colors like gray, brown, blue, and green. Prices range from $5.00 to $9.00 per set, with variations in blanket, wool, and terry cloth materials, plus an oxford gray line described with silk binding and frog closures priced at 85.00 each.
A catalog note describes gowns made from the same materials as house coats and other suitable fabrics with girdle added. Choices are priced at 9.00, 12.00, 13.50 and higher, presenting a range for customers seeking similar styling and finish.
A catalog of solid mahogany and oak furniture items listed with prices in a range from five dollars up to sixty dollars. Items include dressing tables, chiffoniers, shaving stands, library rockers, parlor tables, cheval mirrors, sewing tables, and Morris chairs in mahogany oak white enamel and bird's eye maple finishes.
Mrs H Hill McAlster’s illness calls Mrs Morgan Brown to Tennessee. Mrs Edward Seara Yates and their children, who have stayed with Lieut Yates’ mother in Markham Virginia, remain there through the holidays and plan to join Lieut Yates in Washington where he serves at the navy yard. House guests include Lieut Fates and Miss Edith and Gertrude Yates.
Miss Pattie Sanderlin daughter of the late Dr George W Sanderlin married Franklin Weld Reed of Ogden Utah at her mother's Charleston home on Tenth Street. The ceremony was by Rev H Greene with sister Rosalie Sanderlin as attendant and George Griswold as best man. Guests from Dorchester Mass and North Carolina attended. couple to reside in Ogden Utah.
Panera services for Mrs Mary Ete Riley wife of Thomas W Riley will be at 2 p.m tomorrow at 1620 F Street Southwest. The Rev WJ D Thomes will officiate Interment in Glenwood Cemetery. Born in Baltimore in 1885 she came to this city as a child. Married 1845 to Thomas W Riley a noted local merchant. The couple celebrated their golden wedding thirteen years ago at Graes Episcopal Church. She is survived by her husband two daughters three sons and seventeen grandchildren all residents of this city.
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