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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1909

Page

15

Sale of Latest Style Home Goods Offerings

A broad department sale promotes a vast establishment's leftovers described as cleanest nearest-perfect odds and ends. Items are this season's production in newest styles suitable for personal and home use, all offered at exceptional values.

Clearance Sale of Women's and Misses' Ready-to-Wear Outergarments

Clearance sale on third floor G street offers half price and less on entire stock of women's woolen dresses including serges, broadcloths, cashmeres in rose green raisin dark blue and black with various styles. Also shirt waists and lingerie waists at about half price and a lot of girls and misses college suits in Co-ed and North Pole effects at one fourth to one third off. Includes navy gray raisin and plaid options with tailored jackets and plaited skirts.

G Street North Pole

Girls' and Misses' Coats Sale at Low Prices

A large collection of girls and misses coats offered at a fourth to a third off regular prices. Styles include serges cheviots bread cloths and other attractive fabrics. Full length trimmed with braid and buttons some lined some unlined sizes 6 to 14 offered at and likely discounts.

Women's Handsome Furs Special Offers One-of-a-kind Sets

Attention to a large assortment of elegant furs now offered at special prices. Featured sets include Imported Baum Marten with scarf and muff priced at 50.00, Natural Wolf set in cream shading to brown with scarf and muff at 50.00, and Russian White Fox set in finest white fox with scarf and muff at 125.00. Values listed as 75.00 and 150.00 respectively.

Baum

Clearance Sale of Cotton Dress Goods on Holiday Bargains

A holiday sale offers immediate clearance of cotton dress goods with 214 to 7 yard lengths. Prices include 10 to 36 cents per yard for items like Printed Percales, Flannels, Batiste Lawns, Himalaya Cloth, Dotted Chiffon Cloth, and Silks. About 400 remnants remain on the second floor G Street at W.

Anderson

Whirl of gaiety in Washington society at White House dances

A society note from Washington describes invitations capped for a White House reception on Tuesday January 4 with Mrs Charles Anderson of Cincinnati visiting Taft. The piece lists many hostesses and guests, including Miss Helen Taft, Mrs Boardman, and numerous social luminaries at dinners and cotillions, with decor of holly and mistletoe and a large guest list continuing on the next page.

Charles Anderson Cincinnati Taft Washngton Mr. Taft White, House Anderson Washington Nicholas Anderson White House Gare Anderson Bren Mawr Helen Taft Branchot Robert Taft Babel Boardman Robert Boelker New York Parsons Cleveland Oalo Woodell Yale Boardman Henry Sheffield Cleveland, Oil Senator Crane Marshall Crane Dalton

Debutantes Attend Multiple Washington Social Events

Functions for Miss Pilling and Miss Ruth Pulling showcased a debutante season pace. The sequence included luncheon, tea hosted by Mrs Ransail Goes with Katherine Brown, and a dinner for her at Ithwich Place followed by a cotillion at the Club of Colonial Dames on Connecticut Avenue. Guests at a tea at Mrs Hoes’s Rhode Island avenue home were young, decorated with poinsettias, as Mrs Green Clay Goodloe and Miss Gouverneur led the tea table.

Ruth Pulling Hincheon Ransail Goes Katherine Brown Beng Pubng Fiteenth Street Colomal Dames Connecticut Avenue Hoes

Rules for Reception at the White House on New Year’s Day

The schedule lists reception times and inviting groups at the White House on New Year’s Day. 11 00 A M includes the Vice President cabinet and diplomatic corps while 11 20 A M covers Supreme Court justices and federal judges, 11 30 A M governors and legislators, and 11 45 A M military officers. 12 15 P M lists Smithsonian and civil service officials, then 12 30 P M various veterans and fraternal organizations, and 1 00 P M welcomes citizens.

White House Cabinet Diplomatic Corps Supreme Court of the United States Court of Appeals District of Colombia United States Court of Claims Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Regents Smithsonian Institution Civil Service Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Isthmian Canal Commission Commissioners of District of Columbia Librarian of Congress Hureaus Columbia Institution For the Deaf and Dumb Society of the Cincinnati Aztec Club Associated Veterans of the War Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States Grand Army of the Republic Medal of Honor Legion Union Veteran Legion Union Veterans’ Union The Society of the Army, of Santiago

Colonial Dames Club Cotillion Hosts Holiday Guests

A lavish season event at the Colonial Dames Club featured Mrs James C Puling and guests including Miss Marion Leutze Miss Katherine Brown and many others. The cotillion showcased five dance figures with favors such as parasols gold wands and fans. An orchestra provided music and a buffet supper followed the second waltz as dozens of belles and cavaliers danced.

James C. Puling Marion Leutze Bather Dentty Katherine Brown Mar~thena Harrison Misa Burton Kentucky Bt Pilling John W. Davidge Robet Weming Percival Wattis Cady Ale Gouverneur Hoes Tobert Krogstad Te Colonial Dames’ Club Charles H ‘Campbell John W Dav Charles H Campbell Ping Wanda Aleshire Aitwate Marguerite Harbourg Baxter Mild Slice Louise Nataie Magruder Pauline Magruder Misa Dalgaret Michie Murray Caralg Munday James Mitchell Newberry Prances Noyes Helen Parker Pachor Milas Radford Hugenie Root New York Misa Glen Roosevelt Misa Sands Sibley Detroit Marie Stevens Ste Cart Butler Alexander Craig Donald Crate Calvert Cathtun Randolph Coyle Conard Lieut. Chase Me Galvo Capt Davie Clarence Davis Meg Dickinson, Jr Me Price Arthur Dutton

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