New Year's Dress Requisites and Home Accessories
An assortment of Women's and Men's dress requirements for New Year's Day offers elegant imported high art novelties and simpler items. Includes Vine Table Napery, rich cut glass, delicate china, artistic gas electric and oil lamps, candelabra, table delicacies, and related accessories. Attention notes an unusually choice selection.
New Year's Day Men’s Dress Requirements and Prices
A complete stock of latest approved styles and tuxedo and full dress suits priced at 32.60 and 36.00. Tuxedo and full dress vests range 2.50 to 6.00. Frock coats and vests 25.00 30.00 and 40.00. Fancy vests 1.60 to 5.00. Silk and opera hats 6.00 each. Main floor Tenth St.
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Tenth St
Women's Dress Accessories For New Year’s Day
A broad display of hair ornaments for evening wear including gilt and silver wings, black butterflies with spangles, bowknots, corsage bouquets with violets and orchids, and gowns made to order. Also neckpieces, feather boas, muff, scarves, evening gloves, handkerchiefs, laces, hosier items, corsets, and bust supports with exclusive street and evening wear designs.
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France
Parisian Embroidered Slippers For Social Season
Footwear for the social season features exclusive French hand embroidered slippers not duplicated in America. Styles arrive in white pink light blue and black with silk embroidery and beads. Limited assortment may require three to four months for duplication. prices 12 and 14 dollars per pair. Third floor Tenth street addition to regular evening footwear lines.
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America
Tenth St
New Year Table Linens and Home Decor Sale
Comprehensive display of table linens including damask cloths napkins lace trims centerpieces doilies and bureau scarfs plus nonheat asbestos mats. Also glassware porcelainware and Colonial patterns with chafing dishes coffee percolators chafing spoons and glassware priced from a few cents to several dollars. Second floor Eleventh St. DAINTY CHINS.
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Eleventh St
Debutante Ball Hosted By Taft Dinner Guest Lineup
Miss Taft attends a debutante ball with guests including Miss Doris Haywood and Miss Helen Taft. Yale student Robert Taft and Princeton student James Marion Johnston Jr. join the gathering at Mr. and Mrs. James Marion Johnston’s home. Events feature dinners, dances, and a midnight supper with about 250 attendees, while other society notices cover engagements, visitors, and social functions around Washington.
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James Marion Johnston
Tom Street
Helen Taft
Robert Taft
Yale
Princeton
Mire Taft
William Haywood
Doris Haywood
White House
Miss Haywood
Taft
Guy Fairfax Whiting
Social notes and title changes in 1892 society
The eldest son of the Willoughby de Eresby line becomes Lord Willoughby de Bresby, inheriting estates in Lincolnshire and other properties. The late Earl served as privy councilor and joint hereditary lord great chamberlain. Governor-elect Woodrow Wilson is urged by Trenton Cupid's Wing Club to back a bill requiring married men in New Jersey to wear rings on their thumbs, with a felony penalty for noncompliance.
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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
Woodrow Wilson
Cupid’s Wing Club
Trenton
M. J
New Jersey
German Kaiser Warns Women Keep Home, Fears Rising Roles
The Kaiser laments more Berlin women entering factories and offices as census data show a faster rise in female numbers than men. He argues women should primarily rear children and fears a growing business influence and demand for ballot privileges.
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Kaiser
Germany
Berlin
Kalser
Cuatro Stablee-Stylish Carriages Peerhire 1918 Mat
Fragmentary OCR note lists Cuatro Stablee stylish carriages and a 1918 mat reference with a phone contact North 20 or a similar cue, signaling a classified style ad or hire listing from a historic issue.
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Cuatro
Peerhire
Nashville to Have a New Daily Paper
Nashville parties purchased the Knoxville World plant and will move it to Nashville to start a new daily paper. Rumor linked Gov Patterson as editor in chief, but the governor denied the claim.
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Nashville
Tenn
Knoxville World
Patterson
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