Women's Dress Requirements For New Year's Day
Fashion catalog notes various millinery and dress items for New Year's Day outfits. It lists hair ornaments, feather boas, laces, gloves, hosiery, shoes, handkerchiefs, and Sovsets from Paris models, emphasizing elegant trims, fabrics, and colors. The third floor at Tenth Street is highlighted for goods.
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Sovsets
Paris
France
Table Linens for New Year’s Day Exhibit
An exceptional showing of Household and Decorative Linens including Damask Table Cloths Napkins in regular and extra sizes for banquets receptions large dinners and other functions plus Lace-trimmed Table Cloths Center pieces Doilies Sideboard Dresser and Bureau Scarfs Also Non heatable Asbestos Table Mats with embroidered linen covers for polished tables Second floor Eleventh st.
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Eleventh St
New Year Tableware Requisites Attract Bargain Prices
Catalog lists cut glass, crystal, and dainty china items with prices from $0.30 to $6.00 and up. Items include bonbon dishes, celery trays, cream trays, fruit sets, decanters, tumblers, teacups and saucers, chocolate pots, punch bowls, imported steins, lamps, candle shades, pressed glass trays and bowls, and dozens of glassware pieces priced for holiday shoppers. Many lines emphasize individual pieces and dozen lots with price points such as 30c up, 50c up, and $6.00 and up.
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Trias
China
Mainty China Gane
Paper Decor Items List From Old Catalog
Catalog fragment lists paper laces doilies square dollies round doilies finger bowl doilies sherbet glass dollies paper cases plain and fancy, large round dollies for cakes oval platter doilies paper chop holders fancy paper frills with prices 1 cent and up.
Delicacies and Diaries for 1905 at Local Market
Choice English walnuts and mixed nuts by the pound or box. raisins plums olives dates and ginger jars. baking chocolate cocoa lard and crackers. cream cheese and luncheon cheese. various dried fruits and candied items. diaries for 1905 in leather backs for shopping or pocket use. Also a complete line of Iner-Seal and Havenner pack goods.
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Uy Richardson & Robbin
Walter Baker
Swift
Rae
Social and Personal Round of Dinners and Teas
Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks hosted a weekly dinner party with notable guests including the Austrian Ambassador Baron Hengelmuller, Belgian Minister and Baroness Moncheur, Gen. and Mrs. Draper, and other dignitaries. Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell and Miss Miriam Bell hosted a large tea on Connecticut Avenue. Mrs. Fleming hosted a large tea for Miss India Bell Fleming and Miss Gelen Chattes. Mr. and Mrs. Walsh prepared for New Year’s Day with guests from New York. they will stay abroad until next summer. Feirbanks to host a tea at 1800 Massachusetts Avenue today, with a second tea planned in February.
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Hikins
Km Street
Hengelmuller
Moncheur
Draper
Herbert Wadsworth
George Law
New York
Townsend
Evelyn Walsh
de Koyen
Elinor Hoyt
Miss Bird
Katharine Heskins
Oscar G. Murray
Baltimore
Herbert der Ing
Robert Goelet
Moncure Robinson
Edward Mclean
Stephen B. Elkins, Jr
Richard Elkins
Alexander Graham Bell
Miriam Graham Bell
Connecticut Avenue
Bell
G. H. Grosvenor
Charles J. Bell
Fremont Smith
van Reypen
Sowers
Robert I. Fleming
India Bell Fleming
Gelen Chattes
Chaffee
Thomas F. Walsh
BP. A. Collier
Frederick Dent Grant
Alli
Walsh
Colorado
Pur
Royal social notes and New Year invitations in Washington
The text catalogs invitations and visits during holiday season in Washington. It lists the Secretary of War and Mrs Taft hosting a dinner for the Roosevelts, Navy figures and their guests, missed New Year tea by Miss Edes due to illness, and various society gatherings, visits and lectures at homes on Capitol Street and Georgetown area, with dates around early January and references to attendees from prominent families and civic circles.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Higginson
Navy Yard
Miss Haldene
New York
Edes
Louise Thompson
Indianapolis
Dan Thompson
Washington
J. E. Gilbert
Thompson
Indiana
National Capital
K. Reeves
Rules for Kaiser's Cup Ocean Race Announced by German Embassy
Commander Hebbinghaus received from the Imperial Yacht Club in Kiel the race rules for the Kaiser's Cup to be sailed May 15, 1903 from Sandy Hook Lightship to Lizard Lighthouse. Entries open to cruising yachts over 100 tons American or 200 tons Thames. three starters required. auxiliary propellers removed. start at 2 pm. lights required at night finish. German Emperor to present the Ocean Cup at Kiel week. The British yacht Valhalla, 1480 tons Thames, affiliated with Royal Yacht squadron, is the first official entry.
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Hebbinghaus
Imperial Yacht Club
Wiel
Sandy Hook
Lizard
Kiel
New York Yacht Club
American Custom House
Thames
Europe
Washington, D. C
Earl of Crawford
Royal Yacht Squadron
Christmas Party for Little Ones at Harvie Home
Mrs Sarah Blair Harvie hosted a Christmas party Monday at Col E J Harvie 1644 A street for her niece Miss Jennie Harvie Jones daughter of Rev and Mrs Horace Weeks Jones of Decatur Ala. Children played games with Master Spencer Wright winning the donkey prize. Attending adults included Rev Dr Harding Dr and Mrs Shands Dr and Mrs Belt Lieut Col Randolph Dickins USMC and others. Emperor decorates Count Cassini. The Russian Ambassador Count Caggins received word from St Petersburg that the Emperor awarded Count Cassini the Alexander Nevsky diamonds jubilee decoration. Flowers for New Year functions featured at Blackistone's lith and H.
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Mis
Sarah Blair Harvie
Col
E. J. Harvie
Jennie Harvie Jones
Horace Weeks Jones
Decatur
Ala
Spencer Wright
Paul Harding
Alfred
Richard
George Shande
Edward
Sinclair Belt
Emily Brown
Helen Frailey
Dr. Harding
Shands
Belt
Randolph Dickins
John Waring
Wight
Charles Frailey
Count Cassini
Count Caggins
St. Petersburg
Count Lamendorf
Alexander Newsky
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Oliver Cromwell
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Payton Russell
Justice Brown
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Tucker
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Richard Butler
the Navy
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Maas
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Dalzell
Ruth Magowan
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William Audley White
Mintwood Place
Florida
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Thomas Bryan Huyck
C. A. Clark
East Capitol Street
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Josephine Sheldon
Oakland
Cal
Henry Baker
Q Street
George B. Roberts
Jean Wilson
Pierce
M Wilson
Ienry J. Breslau
Carlisle
Janet Richards
St. Louis
Penna. Ave
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F and
Iith Sts
Shaw & Brown Co. Jewelers and Silversmiths
Ito
St. N. W
Harris Shafer Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ermine
Coats
Sabella Fox
Isabella Fox
Blackistone's
Lith
Children’s Coats
Victor Talking Machines
Actiy 4
Louisiana Purchase
St. Lows
John F. Ellis & Co
Aye. N.W
M.A. de Laney
Shoreham Hotel
Ogram’s
Isthai” Drug Store
Pa. Ave
Droop Scisco
Avenue N. W
Fifth Avenue
Stik
Chas
11Th St. N.W
Knabe
Haddad Bros
Chris
Xander
D. Rosen
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