First Showing of Women's Spring Footwear at 1906 display
We display a full range of new oxfords and sailor ties for spring and summer 1906 in dull kidskin tan Russia calfskin patent calfskin and kid skin. The Peerless Shoes in kkid skin with lace and button styles are featured along with patent Coltskin and new Oxford and Court Tie styles. Prices range from three to five dollars per pair, plus custom slippers to match gowns at short notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kkidskin
Oxford
Russia
Final Reductions on Boys and Young Men's Overcoats
Final reductions prevail on all our overcoats in Yourist styles. Coats vary from cheviots to fancy mixtures with belted backs and full sleeves. Prices drop from 20 to 13.50, then 18.50 to 12.50, 15.00 to 7.50, and 8.75 to 3.75. Third floor Tent List.
Guaranteed Sewing Machines Ad Offers Showroom Uses
An old advertisement extols guaranteed sewing machines praising durability and ease of use. It emphasizes full bearing, automatic features, low cabinet needs, and several models with prices around four thousand, inviting inspection and demonstrations at a shop on Second Avenue to prove superiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleking
Mr Hive
February Furniture Sale Announcement Promises Value
Our February Furniture Sale highlights a yearly event offering high quality furniture at 25 to 50 percent off regular prices. The sale features varied pieces from reliable manufacturers, with many unique items, easy access via swift elevators, attentive sales staff, and freight paid on purchases over one hundred dollars within a hundred mile radius.
Train Skirts for Evening Gowns on Display
Underwear Department features attractive Train Skirts in cambric lawn and India linen to wear with evening dresses. Styles include tall fluffy hang, dainty trims, faces, embroideries, ruffles, and lace. Prices range from $1.75 to $3.50, with finishes in wide lace and hemstitched toes. Third floor Eleventh St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Eleventh St
Social and Personal News of the Washington Season
Senator and Mrs Hopkins host a large dinner at the New Willard with many federal officials and lawmakers in attendance. Senator Cullom, recently recovering in St Augustine, is praised for his health. Boston reports foresee Dorothy Quincy’s wedding to Frederick Russell Nourse at Emmanuel Church. extensive lists of social guests from Longworth Roosevelt and Washington circles accompany a gala run of events across embassies and private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Himory
Shelby Cullom
St. Augustine
Frederick Russell Nourse
Dorothy Quincy
Cincinnati
Longworth
Buckner Walling~ford
Nannie Longworth
Walklingford
Annie Walker
Long
Worth
Edward Walker
David Anderson
Wallingford
Rebecca Anderson
Buckner Anderson
William P. Anderson
Larz Anderson
Charles Anderson
Anderson
Vachel W. Anderson
Largs W. Anderson
William Pope Anderson
Frank Anderson
Edward II. Anderson
Henry F. Woods
Woods
Robert Anderson
Georges Anderson
Clough Anderson
Andersons
Clan Anderson
Roosevelt
Nicholas Anderson
McMillan
Detroit
Larz Anderson II
Washington
Boston
Joseph T. Anderson
Fred Anderson
Anne Harrison
Clifford Shinkle
Howard Rodgers
James McCrea
Kate Jordan Magoun
Arthur Stem
Markbreit
William C. Herron
Julius Fleischmann
J. S. Neave
Col
Brent Arnold
Foraker
White House
Mas. Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
Miss Sargent
Prof. Sargent
Harvard
Clifford Richardson
New Willard
Titnois
Madden
Munn
Prince
Rainey
Rives
Rodenevers
George Smith
Snapp
Sterling
Wilson
Wiarton
Javin
Michalek
Payson
Godwin
Cullom
Aleagar
Augustine
Cook County
Iinnis
Emmanuel Church
Dorothy Q
Olver Wendell Holmes
W Nourse
Rebecca Nourse
Salem
Miss Quincy
Henry Parker Quincy
Beacon Street
Dr Quincy
Henry Adams
Elmer Quin Gy
Mercer Atterbury
New York
Abigail Adams
Mary Hizelow
Achieve
Justice Ailerson
Fairbanks
Ponce de Leon
M. Rector
Henry Gabot Lodge
Washington Barracks
Gen. Elliott
Marine Corps
Elliott
Wynne
Hatch
Butler
Donald McLean
Nathan Hopkins Heft
Johannes Miersch
Philharmonic
Indianapolis
Ind
Miersch
Edgar M. Cowley
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
Dewey Hotel
Receiving Today List of Visitors at Highlands and More
Receiving today are Mrs H M Hodge wife of Commander Hodge at the Highlands assisted by Miss Helen Nettleton. Mrs Charles Darwin Pennebaker at 8621 street. Mrs Walter Wells of the Normandie. Mrs J R F Magruder and Miss Ida Magruder. Mrs R P Bishop and Mrs S W Smith at Buckingham. Mrs William Alden Smith assisted by sister Mrs Jewell. Mrs Haton Jackson Bowers wife of Mississippi Representative assisted by Mrs Alexander Stevens Clay of Georgia. Mrs Arsene Paulin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Hodge
Commander Hodge
the Highlands
Helen Nettleton
Charles Darwin Pennebaker
Walter Wells
The
Normandie
J. R. F. Magruder
Ida Magruder
R. PB
Bishop
W. Smith
Buckegham
William Alden Smith
Jewell
Haton Jackson Bowers
Representative Bowers
Mississippi
Alexander Stevens
Clay
Georgia
Arsene Paulin
Congressional women of the Capitol mingle with lawmakers
A list of numerous wives and daughters of U S representatives from states such as Louisiana, Virginia, Massachusetts, Florida, West Virginia, Illinois and others gathers at notable addresses including New Jersey Avenue, Connecticut Avenue, Vermont Avenue, and Pine Street. The piece notes not receiving today and mentions several households and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Madden
K. M. Snapp
J. A Sterling
Shartel
Lincoln Dison
W. Bonynge
Charles Lyman
Lyman
New Jersey Avenue
Richardson Clover
Ezra J. Koon
Miss Koon
the Highlands
W. D. Sperry
Buckingham
Charles Welbour Fairfax
Woodbury Pulsifer
Miss Hall
Brunswick
Hall
William, H. Wiles
New Jersey
Frederck Lindsey Drum
Charles F Stokes
Highlands
John Mattis
William Browne McKinley
Hillnots
Connecticut Avenue
George Calvert Carter
Street
James Hughes
Hughes
West Virginia
Rochambeau
H. Kahn
Julia Loeb
Lamar
Florida
Connecticut
James McKinney
Illinois
Portland
Foster
J. Foster
V Avenue
Higgs House
Hill
Mise Hill
Cochran
BP. Bishop
Wa.smith
Michigan
Harry C. Woodyard
Ren
Woodyard
Myron M. Parker
Veront Avenue
Rathbone Smith
Washington social list snippets in brief notes
The passage lists Mrs Sims wife of Representative The tus W. Sims and Miss Elizabeth Sims with other social figures. Names include Mrs J Sloat Fassett Mrs Kittredge Haskins Mrs Urderwood Mrs Bower at Stoneleigh Court and Mrs Jean Wison Dwight 1745 R street Mrs Richard Bartholdt wife of Representative Gartholdt 1868 Euclid street Mrs Burke wife of Representative James Francis Burke and Mrs Howell wife of Representative Joseph Howell 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Talley
Pennsylvania
New Wollard
Sims
Thetus W. Sims
Elizabeth Sims
J. Sloat Fassett
Kittredge Haskins
Urderwood
Bower
Stoneleigh Court
Jean Wison Dwight
R Street
Richard Bartholdt
Gartholdt
Euclid Street
Burke
James Francis Burke
the Highlands
Granger
Nineteenth Street
Howell
Joseph Howell
Ohio Delegation Plans Wedding Gift Cup for Miss Alice Roosevelt
The Ohio delegation decided to buy a solid silver eighteen inch loving cup, exhibited in Gen Charles H Grosvenors room, to present to Miss Alice Roosevelt as a wedding gift. It cost 250 dollars and will be engraved. The committee consisted of Representatives Ralph D Cole E L Taylor and W A Thomas. A rattan chair will be given to Miss Alice Roosevelt by Wakefield Massachusetts citizens. Craftsmen William A Thrush and D A Malone of Wakefield worked on the piece for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Charles HH. Grosvenor
Alice Roosevelt
Ralph D. Cole
E. L. Taylor
W. A. Thomas
Wakefield
Mass
William A. Thrush
D. A Malone
Kaiser to Send a Bracelet for Misa Roosevelt Wedding
Berlin report says Emperor William will gift Miss Alice Roosevelt a beautifully crafted bracelet to mark her upcoming wedding. Shaffer's flowers figure prominently at notable social affairs as 14th and I streets are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Roosevelt
Berlin
William
Alice Roosevelt
Shaffer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woodward & Lothrop
Paris
Valentines and Valentine
G St
Eton
Cbedwear
Wes York
Young Men’s
Ray
Mr.Longworth
MR. and
Mrs. Root
Root
Nahueo
A. Gap
Liang- Cheng
Jusine
Tlolimes
Charles Wo Mason
Canal Zone
Henry B. Dimock
Townsend
Cowles
Sharpe
Spencer
Fletbert Wadeworth
Knsh M
Brown
United States Supreme Court
Howry
Court of Claims
Martinr
Millard
Rockwood Hoar
George EK. Waldo
Rufus J. Lester
Charles B. Denby
Horatio Bigelow
Archibald Hopkins
Secrete of the Treasury
Shaw
National ‘Theater
B. H. Southern
Julia Marlowe
Robert J. Wynne
Mount Vernon Seminary
Larz Adderson
Miss Roosevelt
Mr. Lonsworth
Hugh Lagare
Country Club
Belasco Theater
Mme. Casasus
Senora
Walker- Martinez
Senorita Walker-Martinez
Mme. Do Amaral
John C. Fremont
Fremont
Willam H. Wiley
James Henry Watkins Blake
Blake
Mary Giddings
Stephen Duncan Bradley
Christ Church
Georgetown
de Mile
Belasco
Charity Gall
Lord Chamtey
Prince Henri de Eros
Belgium
Howard Gay
Philadelphia
Visi
Whaaheth Stouffer Moore
Samuel HW. Walker
Bertha Florine
Walter
Mabel Griffing
Riverhead
Mrs. Walker
Hibbs
Columbia Theater
Charles Frohman
Lefingwell
John Cunningham Hazen
the Daughters of the American Revolution
National Board of Management
Memorial Continental Law Committee
Trinity Parish Wall
Rohm
Cavatina
Clarence W Whitmore
Joseph Battle
George F. “Lippitt
Kopin
Shurgo
Helen Cahoun
Lehman
Tennyson
Oscar Wranklin Gomstock
Edna Doe
Murray
Richelieu
Theodore T. Apple
William R. Ward
la Grange
Fairfax County
Mrs. Walcott
Charles F. Stokes
Walleshington
Surgeon Stokes
Navy
Porto Rico
SONS
Art St
S. Kann, Sons & Co
Mise Wood
Ira Wn. Wood
H. E. Claflin
Lilley
Kaiser
Bentenen
Penn. Avenue
Edwy
N.Y
Goodyear Rubber
Barris
Shafer
Pennsylvania Avenue
Berry & Whitmore
Berry & Whitmore Co
Brentano
F and
Thirteenth Streets
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!