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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1909
Page
13
Readable fragments describe men s plain 1 Hf y effests with Hans bose Jt te lo Well mak stylish spraal pire priced at 170 each. Mentions 47.50 550 and 1000 in Ve dienth cert Boys Double breasted suits with coat and pants. In fancy effers knickerbocker or straight cut pants sizes to 15. Special price 2.45 each. Were 395 and 5.00.
Advertises reductions on girls garments including coats dresses skirts and bath robes. Notes special values with wide price cuts from typical retail, featuring sailor suits percale dresses and white linen guimpes, with sizes from small to large and outfits priced from 60 to 395 cents and up to 2.50 dollars.
TIEN PION is called to three special items in Silk Petticoats at 3355 $500 and veot each. They are trident good quality taffeta and essabot silks in black and the rational color, and are es imally desirable for street calling. Many items with varied colors and decorative trimmings, values from 650 to 900, offered at sale prices.
Neat practical dresses in sheer nainsook and fine lawn for small children. Nainsook yokes with insertion neck and sleeves finished with hemstitched ruffle. Fine lawn dresses with tuck and ruffle trims, embroidered neck and sleeves. Lace and feather stitched detailing, with prices from 50 cents to 2.60 dollars. Third floor Eleventh St.
A local retailer promotes Misses and Childrens Calfskin, Patent Leather, and Kidskin shoes. Items include Goodyear welted lace and spring heel styles in sizes 8 to 10, priced from 1.75 to 3.00 per pair. Youths and teens selections priced at 2.00 to 3.00 per pair.
An advertisement lists desirable waists and corsets for girls, misses, and women. Ferris Waists in coutil cost 1.00 to 1.50, Equipoise Waists in batiste and coutil 2.50 to 3.25, H Girdles and girdle corsets in various fabrics, prices from 1.25 to 5.00, plus Corsets in coutil and ballate with medium bust and hip or whale bone boning. Third floor seventh etage.
The President and Mrs Roosevelt hosted a dinner for many officials and society guests, followed by a dancing reception in the Blue and East rooms with the Marine Band. Notable attendees included ambassadors, senators, representatives, and debutantes, with arrangements and gowns described among Washington society circles.
The French ambassador and Mme Jus serand hosted guests including the British ambassador and Mre Bryce. Others at the function spanned Mr Justice and Mrs Holmes to the bishop of Massachusetts and Mrs Lawrence, with officials and lawmakers from War, Defense, and congressional ranks. Table decor featured Easter Mille and ferns. Senator Warren hosted at the New Willard in honor of the Secretary of War and Mrs Wright, helped by his son-in-law.
The German ambassador Count Bernstorff returned to Washington from New York where he was guest of honor at a dinner hosted Thursday night by the New York Staats-Zeitung. The Swedish minister departed Washington yesterday for Philadelphia for a short absence. The Norwegian minister and Mme Gude will leave Washington on February.
Thirty prominent women in Chicago form the National Association of Retail Milliners to promote smaller hats and fewer hatpins, arguing big hats endanger millinery workers’ safety and livelihoods. The group, led by Mme Maore, aims to raise millinery dignity and curb hazardous trends while noting mourning wear and social diversions.
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Newberry and Miss Newberry plan a Europe trip departing March 2. Mrs Newberry left Washington for New York and will return Sunday. Mrs Sherman wife of the vice president left for a short stay in New York. Mrs Warrfield Carpenter leaves Tuesday for a short stay in Cazenovia. Mrs John Anderson of Richmond Va is weekend guest of Senate and Mrs Bourne at Stoneleigh Court. Mrs Russell Hoadley and Mrs George Lailard Bonelds Jr of New York are guests for a week of Mrs Ideruk Wesson at the Highlands. Mrs Wesson will entertain Sunday 4 to 6 in honor of Mrs Headley and Mrs Ronald. Mr and Mrs William Wheatley leave Tuesday for an indefinite trip south visiting New Orleans and Montgomery, then guests of Mr and Mrs Charles J Cragin at Palm Beach. Mrs Wheatley will not receive on Shrove Tuesday. Rep and Mrs Chaney of Indiana joined at the Everett by daughter Mrs Lee Chaney Bays who will spend the rest of the season in Washington. The Misses Sheridan of Boise Idaho are weekend guests of Rep and Mrs Burton L French. Miss Emily Thorne of Philadelphia is visiting Mrs Thomas Robinson at the Burlington.
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