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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1906
Page
51
In the infants department, refined cloth coats in box style with turn-over collars and cuffs, double breasted with two button rows, now $6.50 from $8.50 and $8.75. Velvet and broad cloth coats trimmed with bands, lace or fur collars, are $10, from $15 and $20. Third four-seventh street.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names of food products and brands such as Durkee's Premier corn meal Farina sago tapioca barley Biymouth Rook ki almer's gelatin and mentions aromatic or fragrant qualities. The readable portion resembles an old advertisement or catalog entry with garbled branding and notes.
A historical ad-promotes children's and misses shoes focused on fitting the natural foot with proper size and shape. It lists solid leather options with spring heels and various sizes for boys and girls, including school wear and dress wear in prices from $1.00 to $4.00, located on the third floor at Tenth.
The listing details gowns drawers petticoats and corset covers in Muslin Cambric and Nainsook. Prices shown include 75 cents to 1.00 for various trims such as hemstitched lace beading and ribbons. Items include gowns with necklines ve or high and low designs.
Corsets listed include P. N. Corsets straight front dip hip with elastic attachments J. B. Corsets straight front din tip with elastics R. & G. Corsets straight front dip hip elastics attached priced at 1.50 others Cc. B Corsets ae front dip hip 2.00 P. D. Corsets straight front dip hip price 3. Third floor Eleventh st.
Social pages note Senator and Mrs Elking host in honor of Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks. Mrs Alger hosts luncheon for Michigan Congress wives. many diplomats and senators attend dinners and musicales with notable guests and varied floral decor. Several recurrences of receptions at Raleigh and homes, with lists of attendees and upcoming events.
Mrs. Andrews of Alexandria has events dated February 7 and 21 1728, with Miss Henning visiting this afternoon. Mrs. Nathan P. Sondheimer hosts on Wednesdays in February. Friends learn Mrs. Samuel T. Stoll is ill with appendicitis and staying at Providence Hospital.
Concordia 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 heard prayers from Pastor Paul A. Mengel and speeches by Dr. George M. Robert, H. G. Zoellner, and others. The event featured offerings toward furnishing costs and praise for the church’s long history dating back to 1833 under President Andrew Jackson.
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