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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1911
Page
10
Woodward Lothrop promotes New York Washington Paris fine wool dress patterns in black and colors. Offers extensive fabric selections with boxed patterns and various price points for Mohair Serge Batiste Jacquard Henrietta Albatross Cashmere and more with referenced yardages.
An antique catalog-style notice markets women’s housewear, offering robes, petticoats, aprons, and gowns at listed prices. Featuring blanket bath robes, satin trim, and kimono sleeve designs in assorted colors, with special sale pricing highlighted and limited stock details.
Display features porcelain wares and similar items priced from 25¢ to $13.10 per piece or set. Tables group items by price for quick viewing, with dishes, platters, saucers, and place sets showing varied patterns and decorations.
Imported nursery toilet sets praised as splendid gifts for babies and small children. Features include excellent shapes and dainty colors with solid tints and figured effects. Priced from 2.25 to 3.50 per set.
An advertisement extols imported chocolate sets as pleasing small china gifts. It notes many varieties and decoration, with prices spanning from 1.50 to 13.00 dollars. The text highlights other boudoir items like comb and brush sets and puff boxes, claiming broad price ranges and desirable appeal for women.
Fragmentary notice describes certificates or checks to be exchanged for merchandise. Mentions cashier desk and second hour. Text appears damaged with garbled phrases about Pi certificates prepared for those who cannot.
A grand dinner is planned tonight hosted by Mr Taft at the White House with male guests, honoring the national Republican committee. Several social events unfold as society figures entertain at luncheons and dinners across the capital involving Mary Southerland, Louis Bacon, General and Mrs Biddle, and Mrs Gracie among others.
The Girl's Own Paper and Woman's Magazine recount a nine year old princess freely exploring, finding a pink pig and presenting it to her mother and guests with delight. The anecdote highlights childlike curiosity and affection within a royal setting.
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