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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1906
Page
25
In the infants department, many coats are marked down. Box style cloth coats with turn over collars and cuffs priced at 6.50, formerly 8.50 to 8.75. Velvet and broad cloth coats trimmed with lace fur, priced at 10, formerly 15 to 20. Third four seventh street.
A garbled OCR fragment lists food products and brands including Durkee's Premier Corn Farina Sago Tapioca Barley and gelatin items. The text mentions Biymouth Rook Ki almer's Gelatine and various aromatic scented references, ending with truncated words and unclear names.
Beginning with the baby, the shop emphasizes fitting the natural foot with proper size and shape to ensure comfort and future foot health. It lists school shoes in solid leather, patent or kid uppers, spring heels, with prices from 1.00 to 4.00 and sizes 6 to 2. Third floor Tenth at.
The advertisement offers muslin cambric and nainsook gowns drawers petticoats corset covers and gowns with various trims including lace embroidery and hemstitching. Prices range from fractions of a dollar to about one dollar with many items described as neatly trimmed and well made.
An early ad lists Corsets models with straight front and dip hip styles. It notes plastics or elastics attached and prices from $1.50 to $3.00. The ad locates on the third floor near Eleventh Street.
Social notes from Fairbanks detail entertainments for the Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks and other dignitaries. A formal dinner hosted by Senator Elkins and Mrs Elkins showcased prominent guests including Justices, senators, representatives, and the Roosevelt entourage. Mrs Alger hosted a Michigan delegation luncheon and Mrs McGuire planned an Oklahoma delegate reception at the Raleigh. The piece lists many attendees, meals, and social arrangements across the capital.
Mrs. Andrews of Alexandria Va today and on February 7 21 1728 Columbia road. Miss Henning will be at home this afternoon and on Saturday February 19. Mrs. Nathan P. Sondheimer will be at home on Wednesdays in February. Friends regret Mrs. Samuel T. Stoll is ill with appendicitis and at Providence Hospital.
Concordia German Lutheran Church at Twentieth and G streets NW marked its 73rd founding anniversary with the opening of a newly furnished basement hall. About 20 attendees joined prayers led by Pastor Paul A. Mengel, as vestry secretary H. G. Zoellner and Dr. George M. Rober shared church history and progress of the Sunday school. Donations were collected for the hall’s furnishing.
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