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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1924
Page
22
First quality all-over silk hose in full fashioned thread atti and chiffon weight, priced at 1.97 for $2.25 and $2.50 lines. Colors include black gray beige brown peach mauresque airedale tan and other good makes Kayser Onyx Holeproof. Discontinued styles but wide sizes and colors available on the main floor.
Palais Royal Main Floor offers five piece silver plated tea sets including teapot sugar creamer spoon holder and tray priced at 4.98 for Friday only sale event at the store location.
Boxed novelty jewelry available Friday only featuring bar pins brooches cuff links and cuff ping and many other satin lined boxes. Specific prices include 45 cents for boxed items. Local store offers a range of novelties in satin lined presentation for gift buyers.
Miss Elizabeth Irwin Edmonds returns home for Christmas with her parents Dr. and Mrs. Edmonds. Slocums return to Washington from Newport for holidays. Miss Helen Marye debutante to be hosted at a dinner by Mrs. Werlich. Debutante weddings, West Point holidays, and hospital benefit ball plans feature among society notices.
A pair of seven year old girls Eva Mahoney and Flora Henning receive a large bouquet of chrysanthemums in a city hospital ward. The flowers were sent after a failed romance, when a young man redirected the bouquet to the hospital for the children.
Mrs Frederick Bracke opened her home at 1787 EK street Tuesday for a preliminary sale to back more than fifty scout troops activity. Mrs Herbert Hoover national Girl Scouts president permits use of the little house for remaining Saturdays of the sale. Pennsylvania society to hold go vernor s night at Willard hotel ballroom at 8 15 pm with Governor Gifford Pinchot as guest of honor. In receiving line assist Representative Clyde Kelly will be Mrs Charles Boughton Wood aunt of the governor.
Miss Louise Steidman Wilson recovering in convalescence in Washington then returning to the Wilson plantation at Pritchard, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pomeroy Davidson back from Colorado for Christmas with Mrs. Davidson at Peacock Point, Glen Cove. Mrs. Davidson identified as Miss Anne Stillman. Mrs. Richard S. Barnes and Miss Mary E. Sackett arrive from Washington and stay at the Hotel Lorraine. Count and Countess Costantini head to Palm Beach until January. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Burden set off with friends for Alamance Lodge, Burlington, N. C., for a shooting trip.
The Prince Georges County Federation of Women's Clubs launched a campaign to stop illegal tree cutting in Prince Georges County. A letter to county teachers warns that holly and ground pine could become extinct in a few years unless action is taken.
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