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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1915
Page
14
The Millinery Department promotes a special sale of Ostrich Plumes at 1.50 with new assortment in black white and shades. Corsage Bouquets in many blooms and colors offered with delicate tint and graceful stems. Nosegays boutonnieres and bouquets priced 50c to 4.00. Third floor-Fst.
Shawls of chudda cashmere pure silk and wool available in white black gray plaids and black and white checks priced from 75c to 10.00 each.
Plain colors and floral effects shown with artistically draped capes and back tassels. Prices range from $1.00 to $5.00. Main floor G street.
Beautiful matched lingerie sets from France feature new fluffy fullness frilly trims and ribbon color touches. Each set includes gown envelope chemise regular chemise or long skirt with some two or three piece options. Ideal for brides bridesmaids or any woman as a stylish Christmas or wedding gift priced from 6.50 to 16.50 per set.
President and party attend Rudolf Tuesler talk on Tokyo hospital views. Japanese embassy staff and many dignitaries present. Washington figures, diplomats, and social leaders are cited at dinners, dances, and openings, with noted arrivals from China and New York.
Special to The Washington Post from White Sulphur Springs West Virginia December arrivals at the Greenbrier include Mia James Byrne and Miss Sheila Byrne of New York who will seek the cure during their stay J M Wright of Cincinnati visiting coal mines in West Virginia accompanied by another Wright plans to stay a few days tramp and golf among others H Douglas Jr of Chicago J J Dougherty of Connellsville Pa Mr and Mrs J K Clark who have stayed at the Greenbrier left for New York Mrs A J Fay Gave returned to Lowell Mass and will go to California after holidays then return in March Mrs Ogden Goelet returned to New York Mr and Mrs Frederick Herreshoff outdoor enthusiasts drove to Greenbrier River Mrs Herreshoff adds swimming lessons W J Ormond rode to Allegheny Mr and Mrs J L Hall drove to ElinharAt for dinner Mr and Mrs Thomas J Routledge St Louis were among the trampers
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