New Year Dress Requisites Offer For All Tastes
An assortment of New Year dress requirements for women and men includes elegant imported high art novelties and simpler styles. Also offered are vine table napery rich cut glass dainty china artistic gas electric and oil lamps candelabra table delicacies and other accessories. Attention is invited to an unusually choice selection.
New Year Dress Requirements for Men’s Attire
A catalog of men’s dress items for New Year’s Day includes full dress suits and tuxedos with opera hats, full dress shirts and bows, vests, collars and cuffs, cuff links, shirt studs, and related accessories. Prices range from $1.60 to $40.00 with tuxedos at $32.60 and $36.00 and hats at $6.00 each, located on the main floor on Tenth Street.
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Tenth St
Women's Dress Range For New Year Attire
A wide assortment of hair ornaments for evening wear includes gilt and silver wings black butterflies with spangles bowknots and corsage bouquets in violets roses lilies of the valley and orchids. Also neckwear faux maralou feathers boas and muff collars and cuffs in Persian and floral scarfs rufflings and gloves. Corsets and bust supporters in high grade models shown with lace and embroidered trims.
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Nerkwear
France
Footwear for the Social Season Announces Paris Hand Embroidered Slippers
Assortment of French hand embroidered slippers exclusive to us, not duplicable in this country. Styles available in white, pink, light blue, and black with silk embroidery and beads. Limited supply. three to four months needed to duplicate any style. Prices $12 and $14 a pair. Third floor Tenth street. Addition to regular Evening Footwear lines.
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America
Tenth St
New Year Table Furnishings Display at Dainty Chins
A large display on the second floor of Dainty Chins features table linens, lace trimmed cloths, napkins, centerpieces, doilies, and buffet items for New Year table service. Includes Nonheatable asbestos mats, fine glassware, pressed glass, Colonial patterns, lamps, candles, and an extensive assortment of china and accessories with prices and variety.
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Eleventh St
Debutante season notices at Washington gatherings
Miss Taft attends a debutante ball with 250 guests including Yale student Robert Taft and Princeton student James Marion Johnston Jr. Numerous dinners and dances follow at White House visitors and diplomatic circles. Other events honor Miss Edith Abercrombie Miller and Miss Doris Haywood with teas, balls, and country-house receptions, as social season continues in Washington.
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Helen Taft
Robert Taft
Yale
James Marion Johnston, Jr
Princeton
Mire Taft
William Haywood
Doris Haywood
White House
Miss Haywood
Taft
Guy Fairfax Whiting
Edith Abercrombie- Miller
Abercrombie-Miller
George Washington University
Stockton Syere Quenta
I Street
Coriwnbhian
Henry B. F. Macfarland
John B. Larner
John Joy Edson
Theodore W. Noyes
Columbian
University Board of Trustees
Stockton
Grace Foss
Columbian Women
C. E. Munroe
Misa
A. Clancy
Florence Frisby
Edwin 8. Behrend
Annk A. Hazelton
Julia McCord
University
Charles E. Munroe
Wiliam Allen Whbur
Howard Lincoln Hodgkins
Henry Parker Willis
Williston S. Hough
Erprest G. Lorenzen
William Cline Borden
J. Roland Walton
Henry B. Kalugowski
David &. Buckingham
George P. Merrill
Martin A. Knapp
James Brown Scott
M. M. Parker
Wiliam H. McKnew
Howard L. Hodgkins
Oscar A. Mechin
Paul Bartsch
John Barber
Elsie Turner
Adele Taylor
Phi Beta Phi
Chi Omega
Sigma Kappa
Willoughby de Eresby heirs gains new titles and estates
The eldest son of the family inherits the baronial title and the courtesy of Lord Willoughby de Bresby, with property including Norman ton Park Stamford Grimsthorpe Bourne and Drummond Castle Crieff plus 12 Belgrave Square. The late Earl served as privy councilor and joint hereditary lord great chamberlain, duties tied to coronations and precedence disputes.
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Baron Wiloughby de Eresby
Edward I
Earl
Gilbert James
Lord Willoughby de Bresby
Miss Breese
Normanton Park
Stamford
Grimsthorpe Bourne
Lincolnshire
Drummond Castle
Earl of
Ancaster
George
Kaiser fears growing German women disrupt home life
The Kaiser warns that women in Germany, now rising faster than men per Berlin census, threaten traditional roles as more join factories and offices. He notes married women masquerading as single and calls for stricter penalties while fearing a shift in ballots and public privileges away from family duties.
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Kaiser
Germany
Berlin
Kalser
Cuatro Stablee Stylish Carriages Peerhire 1918 Mat
An item notes carriages offered by Cuatro Stablee Stylish Carriages Peerhire in 1918. A cryptic line refers to a phone contact as North 20 or a partial listing for booking or inquiry. The fragment provides limited readable details beyond the business name and year.
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Matthew T. Scott
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Arlington
Scott
Swarmstead
Wlodgkins
John Paw Harnest
Pulsifer
Hanger
North
Cuatro
Peerhire
Nashville To Charter New Daily Paper In City
Nashville parties have purchased the Knoxville World plant and will move it here to start a new daily paper. Rumor placed Gov Patterson as editor in chief, but he denied the report as he leaves office in January.
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Nashville
Tenn
Knoxville World
Patterson
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