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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1908
Page
25
COMPLETE stock of the latest approved styles and many novelties includes full dress suits tuxedo suits opera hats full dress vests shirts bows and ties protectors of shields collars cuffs silk suspenders hosiery gloves handker chiefs canes cuff links shirt studs and all other accessories ye Sain flodr.
Hart Schaffner Marx presents men’s full dress and tuxedo suits for evening wear with precise detailing. Tuxedos and full dress suits priced at 30 and 35 dollars, vests from 1.50 to 6.00, Prince Albert coats and vests 25 to 40 dollars, highlighting near-perfection in formal attire.
A well represented society crowd attended a Manhattan Opera House event Monday night. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James L. Putnam with Mrs. Reginald De Roven and Mr. W Campbell Steward. Attire featured pale blue satin, directoire gowns, black garb with pearls, and diamond ornaments. Notables like Mrs. Edwin Weatherbee, Mrs. Clark Potter Reed, Mr. Hector Havemeyer, Mr. Garret Hobart, Mrs. Reiges, and the Guggenheims appeared in velvet, satin, lace, and jeweled ensembles, with all outfits described in lavish detail.
The piece outlines women's dress requirements with a large selection of millinery, hair ornaments, gloves, and gowns in rich fabrics and trims. It also reports on a brilliant Metropolitan Opera audience headed by Mrs. Vanderbilt and other society guests in elegant gowns and jewelry.
A conceptual showing of Household and Decorative Linens including Vine Damask Table Cloths Napkins in regular and extra sizes for banquets receptions and large dinners Also Fine Lace Trimmed Cloths Centerpieces Doilies Sideboard Dresser and Bureau Scarfs Nonheatable Asbestos Mats with embroidered covers for protecting highly polished tables. feud tear Mlayentio st
A catalog of tableware items including plates, bowls, cups and saucers with prices. Items such as china platters, bakeware dishes, punch bowls, stein mugs, ice cream servers and various cups are listed with prices ranging from about 1.59 to over 6.00. Some text is garbled but identifies positions and price points.
Vintage shop listing items for sale including lamps, candle shades and holders, glassware, chafing dishes, coffee percolators, and fruit bowls. Also features fruits, nuts, dried figs, olives, cheeses, butter, and baked goods with prices and floor locations noted.
Listings show paper laces doilies squares round finger bowl and sherbet doilies sold by the dozen or piece at several low prices. Items include plain paper cases large round doilies and qual platter doilies with main floor location on Eleventh street.
A historical classified listing shows pressed glassware with pricing for table tumblers in dozens, blown glass items including whisty glasses and decanters, punch bowls, sherbet sets, table tumblers, sauce dishes, sherbet cups, and related glassware. The ad lists several items with per dozen or per piece pricing and notes various flourishes and descriptors from the era.
The opening of parliament on February 14 Thé Grénardy features a London wedding. The bride's trousseaus stay in Paris with only the gown and a few others to be used. Count Max Montgelas, Bavarian general and brother of the bridegroom, served as best man. Miss Della Haseltine was maid of honor. The couple will sail from San Francisco for Tokyo after the ceremony, meeting previously when she visited the U S ambassador in Tokyo.
A romance spanning months led Maj. George Thomas Turner, 73, a Civil War veteran and Treasury examiner, to wed Miss Grace Prentiss of the Washington Prentiss family. The ceremony occurred at 1928 Seventeenth Street NW with Rev. Charles T. Windigler officiating. The couple departed for a honeymoon after a private gathering.
The piece argues that crime stems more from opportunity than from moral failings or psychology. It critiques the idea that meat or low prices drive crime and notes kitchens become plentiful while honest work is scarce, leading to a perceived crime wave.
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