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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1908

Page

27

New store hours and 1908 calendars advertised

The notice lists store hours from 3 30 a m to 6 p m and promotes bright new calendars for 1908 priced at 14 and 14 regular. It covers New York Washington and Paris, signaling a regional ad for calendar sales and adjusted hours.

New York Washington Paris

Special French Lingerie Sale to Clear On Hand Stock

Special sale offers Gowns Chemises Petticoats Corset Covers and Drawers in fine nainsook and percale. Hand embroidered trims and laces, low prices to make room for new stock. Brides-to-be can save on handmade French undergarments with deep discounts on gowns chemises petticoats corsets and robes, many with detailed embroidery and scalloped edges.

New French Corsets Offer Latest Models for Evening Wear

Imported corsets in many fabrics and finishes headline a Paris style line. Options include cautil and poutl versions with various hip designs, from $5.50 to $10.50, featuring boning, elastics, and real toile interfacing. Seventh Street display highlights Lily of Deer Sapphire Tarame and Wharlebraye Gundekisias.

Arnold Knit Diaper Puts Comfort Into Practical Use

An inside square styled diaper labeled Arnold Knit Diaper promises high absorbency and easy washing. It is shaped to fit snugly from waist to seat, reducing irritation and inflammation. Available in sizes 18 to 22 inches, with soft fine fabric for everyday use.

Special Value on Women’s Silk Vests in Swiss Ribbed Style

Copy describes twenty dozen women’s imported Swiss ribbed silk vests with low necks and no sleeves priced at 100 each, valued at 31.25, offered in black only with hand embroidery. They are presented as splendid with value and serial appeal. Previous price noted as 2.25 per unit.

Footwear for the Social Season in Spring 1908

Footwear for the social season highlights advance styles in women’s oxfords for Southern wear including White Canvas with welt soles and wing tips, Tan Russia Calf with welt soles, wing shapes, and Demi Calf with welt soles and wing tips. Also Gold Kidskin Slippers, One eyelet Ties for evening wear, plus Satin and Kidskin slippers in pink, blue, white, and black. Third Floor Tenth St.

Tenth St

Children Rompers in Chambray and Gingham Styles

Practical home wear for children with rompers in chambray linen and gingham. Available in plain and checked colors for sizes 2 to 5 years, featuring pockets, straps, collars, and packets. Prices around $1.00, on floor seventh street.

Citren Venth St

Armour's Extract of Beef Pure Wood Department demo

Armours Weet Extracts include Extract of Beef Vigoral and Tomato Bouillon from Armour Packing Company. Made from pure ingredients, they form the basis of wholesome appetizing dishes. Fifth Floor Tenth St.

Armours Armour Packing Company Tenth St

Valentines and Valentine Favors at Local Children's Festival

A broad display at the Valentine's Day event showcases gifts, French and Dutch figures, automobile designs, and many novelties for the season. Children are invited to select and send cards and tokens, with a unique collection highlighted for this year.

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In Honor of Congress Mrs Townsend Hosts Brilliant Ball

Social note describes Mrs Townsend hosting a ball to honor Congress with a brilliant company gathering in her drawing rooms. The event features a semi tropical beauty theme that dispels thoughts of polar weather. Secretary of Navy and Mrs Metcalf attend the dinner as honored guests.

Secretary of Navy Washinston Richard ‘Townsend Lawrence ‘Townsend Milas Townsend Amon Pastouister Meyer Isucen Nicholas Longforth Bourka Cochran McCawley George Vandermit Cornelius Vanderhilt Cornelius Blas, Jr Proderle Keep Purdy Eustin Newholt Edgar New York Miss Paul Philadelpha Julia Meyer Herme Elidas Miss May Camon Ming Evelyn Walsh Creighton Horace Hare William Spencer Root the Treasury Beekman Winthrop Navy Newberry E. Hope Slater Henry Clews Gwynn Larz Anderson Paul Pearsail Perry Belmont Alfred Vanderbilt Baron Baroness von Prouschen George Young Col. James Mr. James Tarun Ambrogy von Schubert Lieut von Branine Mrs. Townsend John W. Dwight Dwight Justice Moody Clover Gillespie Lowden Culdis California Secretary of the Navy Mrs. Newberry Senator A. EB. Bates Bulkeley EH Shelby Hammond Mra Hammond Thomas H. Carter Rixey Reid Trogers Archibald Grace Pryor Catto Teller Warner Harwood Glazebrook Rodman McGowan Clarke Representative Clarke Gordon Jones Nancy Jones Neill Brown Selwin Tait Richard Hoxie Arthur Inn Sherry’s Mesdames Arthur Murray Dodge Henry A. Alexander S. Reading Bertron Pedroi Ae Florez J. Todhunter Thompson Edward H. Landon William M. Steane Arthur M. Dodge Dallas Bache Pratt Stowe Phelps Ina Kissel Gladys Roosevelt Lucy B. Brown Rost Os Doris Bissell Marjorie Bull Sophie Townsend Helen Coster Mary Mason Hasell Janet Townsend Pauline Robinson Rosamond Burr Beatrice Benjamin Eleanor Alexander Joan Eleanor Whitridge Margaret Winslow Marguerite Walker Margaret Sloane Helen Miller Katharine Greene Mary Martin Alice Richard Justine Barker Winifred Chisholm Frances Dickey Helen Alexandre Merjorie Curtis Ebien Rogers Ruthales W. J. Fowler Thomas J. King, Jr Hammond Court

Reception at the White House for the winter's largest event

Washington society braved a snowstorm for Mrs Townsend and a grand White House reception. Guests included prominent officials and diplomats, with dinners hosted by Secretaries Root and Metcalf and numerous senators, representatives, and famed socialites attending in a sequence of lavish events across the city.

White House White Lot Marin Seventeenth Street Houses of Congress Washington Paul Pearsall Colonal House Mrs. Pearsall Pearsall Louise Cole Katherine Nennie Barbee Iowa Rauephera Misa Sessions Miss Barbee Guy c’Mardelot Lemberg Miss Session Manany Dilsey Stanley Romuald Sapie Cadward Grieg P. Taste Miss Sessions Seth Shepard Joseph J. Thropp Carl Vroorman Herert Wadsworth George G. Wending J. J. White John W. Yorkes

Gossip of Society at Waldorf Astoria Ball for Nurcry and Child's Hospital

A New York Waldorf Astoria charity ball drew about 2 507 guests with lavish decorations in the grand ballroom, myrtle room, and Astor gallery. Notables, chaperones, box holders, and subscribers filled the event, while army and navy officers added color. Debutantes attended the final ball of the season, with supper served after the dances and a grand march opening the festivities.

New York Newport Cornelius Vanderbilt Countess Szechenyi Hungary Stuyvesant Fish Garnson B. C Mrs. Astor Socret Harry Lears Fish Country Garrison Anxt Tish Vanderbilt-Szechenyl Ogden Mills Waldorf- Astoria Fau W Grand Ballroom Myrtle Room Astor Gallery Maiden Grant Fifth Avenue Sumer Arthur Murray Dodge J.todhunter Thompson David Wa D. Borden Witliam Mott Annie M. Clark Henry A. Alexander Edwin H. Weatherbee Frederick Gallatin, Jr Charles C. Spofford Elbert II. Gary Alfred Graham Miles Otis Bulkley Charles Boughton Wood Childs John Hays Hammond Clarence H. Mackay John R. Drexel Henry Clews D. O. Mills John Jacob Astor Stuyvesant Fish Pembroke Jones Bradley Martin, Jr Ogden Goelet Army Navy Algernon Sydney Sullivan Caroline Patterson Jaca Elizabeth Berton Eleanor Alexander Anna M. Clark

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