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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1904
Page
7
The silk department showcases premier American productions and direct imports in Paris approved designs for the season. It features Cyrano Glace and Chameleon, Crepe varieties, Rajah, Chiffon Faille, Messaline, Traviate, Bengaline silks, Korean silk, and velvet options, including crushed and chiffon velvets, suitable for street wear and formal events.
A dress goods display features a refined selection of dainty wools and silks ideal for evening wear. Popular weaves include French Voiles Silk and Wool Crepe de Chine Lansdownes Boliennes Crepe de Paris and Egypta plus All wool Crepes. Broadcloths in creams grays tans blues pinks heliotrope and browns suit opera wraps and gowns. Second floor G street.
Beautiful assortment of imported and domestic hair ornaments for evening wear in gilt and silver butterflies bows flowers roses and foliage. Also corsage garniture and hair ornaments made to order to match the costume. Second floor Tenth
ARIS Elegancies presents ostrich feather boas in fashionable colors Mara bout and Coque feather boas and muffs to match Soft chiffon jabots and silk stocks in a wide variety Rich hand embroidered collar and cuff sets in Swiss lace Persian scarfs and squares large lace collars dainty rufflings lace ties and more Main floor G street
Miss Marguerite Hyde Leiter, known as Daisy Leiter, wed Henry Molyneaux Paget Howard Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire at the Leiter home on Dupont Circle. The ceremony, with mourning strictures easing for the bride, was officiated by Rev. Roland Cotton Smith and attended only by immediate family, Maj. and Mrs. Colin Campbell, and Lady Katharine Howard. The couple will sail to England soon, with the bride becoming a countess and the groom anticipated to restore Charlton Park.
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