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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1909

Page

39

Special Sale of Women S Dress Waists

A sale offer features women s dress waists at deep reductions from regular prices. Fabrics include nets, messaline satin, chiffon taffetas, in taupe gray mulberry olive peacock navy and brown with varied embellishments. All sizes available in combined lots with marked clearance prices and substantial savings on multiple styles and sets.

Clearance Sale of Men s Suits and Overcoats

Clearance sale of men s winter suits and overcoats from Vit Bhatgaffner Murs Hirsh Wickwire and others. Lepassunt nail overcoats of this season s production in high class worsteds, black blue and fancy mixtures. Men can save substantially, with suits marked at 12 75 each, worth up to 22 50, and overcoats at 17 75 each, worth up to 30 00.

Bhatgaffner & Murs Hirsh, Wickwire & Company Tnst

Clearance Sale of Boys Winter Clothing

A local department line advertises a clearance of boys winter clothing ahead of spring shipments. It highlights reduced prices on suits, overcoats, trousers, and jackets, with examples like special price $3.95 for coats and $2.45 for double breasted suit sets, noting original prices and substantial discounts to clear inventory.

February Furniture Sale Announced With Bargain Prices

The advertisement promotes a February furniture sale targeting thrifty housewives, touting practical, well-made pieces at 26 to 50 percent below regular prices. Featured items include leather upholstered sofas, gobelin tapestry lounge units, quartered oak and weathered oak china closets, and large storage chests, all offered at substantial savings with varied top-value price points.

Yarge Tak Berkey & Gay

Washington society hosts at numerous dinner parties

Gen. and Mrs. Draper entertain with the Speaker of the House and many lawmakers and dignitaries at the High land and other residences. Diplomatic and military attaches from Austrian, Norwegian, German, British embassies attend paired events. Debutantes plan a Valentine cotillion at the Officers' Club with a thirteen-figure procession led by Mr. Harry Beverly.

Draper Miss Canton Foraker Benater Burrows Senator Crane Mya Dab Zed Weeks John W. Foster Merriam Henry Cleveland Perking Weightman Montgomery Bler Audenried Prenschen Highland Norway Mme. Gude Wedel James Prince Zun Windisca-Graetz Baron von Richthofen Army and Navy Circle Valentine Cotillion Officers’ Club Washington Parrades Valentine

Washington Hostesses At White House Reception Roundup

Mrs Bacon presided as cabing hostess with Mr Bacon and Miss Martha Phillips. Numerous Washington society figures and visiting dignitaries attended, including Sen. Cummins and wife, Sen. Long and wife, and Mrs. Overman, with multiple receptions noted across the week. The social calendar included dinners, tea, and farewell events at the New Willard, Arlington, and homes of senators and spouses, highlighting prominent guests from Detroit to Kentucky.

Miss Wheeler Wheeler New Wilyard Skinner Westfield N. J Tiss Wheeler Misses Skinner Harllton Mme Joerligon Miss Langflit Miss Knox Miss Grandin Alice Grandin Miss Mctoy Miss Cassel Frances Cassel Miss Brooks Miss Anderson Miss Koon Miss Libbey Mae Libbey Miss Lambert Richard Reid Rogers Mrs. Marshall Gen. Marshall Green Clay Goodloe Col. Goodloe Josep E. Craig Admiral Craig J. J. Morrow Maj. Morrow Morgan Brown RR. Hoes John R. Edie Hancock Houlnson F. R. Harris Musgrave Laurence Townsend Twentieth Street John &. Thayer Philadelphia Mas Miss Nettleton New York Carusl Atré Overy Kernan Davis Milas Aleshue Miss Michie Moss Hovard Cassin Maj Dupray Florida Washington Mary Cyrus Lothrop John Newberry Jr Brather Strathearn Hendrie Detroit Victor Barnes Brookland Mr Bacon Martha Phillips Jane Rodmaon Harrodaburg John 8. Robinson Robert Saufley Kentucky W. D. Moss Washington Heights Presbyterian Church Conrad Symes William Robinson Washington To Be Present At the Event. Mr. and Mrs. Saufley Harrodsburg, Ky

White House Reception Tonight with East Entrance Queue

The reception plan directs carriages from the north to the east entrance of the White House opposite the Treasury. Gates open at 9 pm. carriages parked around the Ellipse in the White Lot. Guests receive numbered checks and tickets, with electric calls for carriages and a cloakroom process near the colonnade. The southwest gate opens at 8:30 pm for special carriage entry by Seventeenth Street.

White House Treasury White Lot Seventeenth Street

Fashionable shells and social whirl across New York

The piece surveys current fashion shells and jewelry favored by Mrs. Longworth and others, notes English and American servant norms, and describes the groomed social season from cotillions at Sherry's to intimate musicales at Mrs. Haggin’s Fifth Avenue residence. It lists prominent guests at events including the Granard suite in Paris, the Mills family, and many New York society figures while detailing outfits and etiquette of the era.

Julius A. Bonitz Josiah Wyatt Cannady Oxford N.C New Willard Hotel J. Henning Neims Church of the Ascension Walter Bonita Pittsburg Hitman Cannady New York Cannady N. Y McBurney Waller Bonits Dudley Bonits Chicago Betasen New Willard Granard Beatrice Mills Paris London Ogden Mills Hobart Goelet Ple James B. Haggin Fifth Avenue Charles M. Ovirichs Pack Avenue Blanche Oelrichs Oelrichs Misa Blanche Oelrichs Europe Theodore A. Havemeyer New York. . Among Mrs. Oelriths Carol A. Harriman Janetta Alexander Helen Coster Barah Robbins Dorothea Kane Constance W., Warren Seymour Toungon Bercy R. Pyne Sheldon Whitehouse Lydig Hoyt Newton Hae Free Angle America

Stocking Darning Made Easy by The Singer Darner

The darner claims to darn stockings faster and more evenly than hand sewing. It is simple to use, requires no study, fits any lock-stitch sewing machine, and is for sale at Bog Store on F Street in Washington.

Pabe Nsw Bog F Stréeci Washington

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