Attractive Cretonne and Linen Line Draws Bargain Buyers
Secured at a great concession and offered at about half regular prices. An attractive assortment of rich designs and colorings, adaptable for wall coverings and draperies. Desirable for present use and for the home, with unusually low prices for economy. A large line of fine imported cretonnes and printed linens.
Furniture Slip Covers Offered for Custom Making
An advertisement highlights facilities for making to order slip covers with a large stock of cretonnes linens and damasks. Experienced workers cut and sew with satisfaction guaranteed. A man can visit with samples for estimates. February pricing is advertised with a special rate of 7.50 for a four piece parlor suite slip cover in cotton stripe resembling linen.
Special Showing of New Willow Furniture
Willow furniture promises versatile use beyond parlor decor with chairs rockers tables and couches adding comfort and charm. The display features a wide range including large easy chairs reclining chairs couches settees sewing chairs rockers tea tables bookracks swings and more finished in natural or green tones with cushion options at reasonable cost.
Special Value Woe sale includes St George Chair
Another Special Value Woe offer this week features the St George Chair illustrated with wide roomy contortion and natural or giatural finish. Special price five dollars per chair with cushions one dollar. Also listed New Brighton and Bar Harbor chairs with various finishes and cushion add-ons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
New Brighton
Bar Harbor
Office Desks in The Furniture Sale
In the annual February sale many mahogany and quartered oak office desks are discounted. Sizes and styles include flat-top roll-top and sanitary desks with savings ranging from a few dollars to over a dozen, urging early selection for best values.
Ambassadors and society guests honor Count Apponyi in New York
Diplomatic circles in New York host events for Count Apponyi arriving from Austria Hungary. He will visit Washington for several days with dinners at the Austro Hungarian ambassador’s residence and the British embassy. Many notable figures attend dinners and luncheons, including Gen. Miles, Miss Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. Tuckerman, Mrs. Longworth, and members of the Netherlands and Swiss legations, while Ferruccio Busoni performs at the Columbia Theater and a box is reserved for Mme Juss erand and officials. The Smithsonian’s secretary hosts a dinner for the vice president on March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ount Apponyt
Austria
New York
Washington
Baroness Hengelmaler
Metropolitan Club
Columbia
Ferruccia Busoni
Taft
Beekman Winthrop
Shetherlands
Mme. Loudon
James Harriman
F. Z. White
Pinchot
Mulien
Malcolm McConbe
John M. Hudgins
Aubert
Netherlands
Mmne. Jusserand
Longworth
Buckner Randolph
Mme. Busoni
Italan
Mme. Pfister
Miss Burbage
Samuel Pilson
Carl Joenssen
Bevoldinger
Gordon Crawford
Wetmore Cryder
Lansburgh
The
Smithsonian Institution
Wolcott
Sherman
Albert Norton
Norton
U. 5S. N
Henry Williams
Robert Thompson
Elliott
T. J.C. Williams
Baltimore
von Fedii
Will Visit Mrs Leiter Announcement of social week plans
Col Campbell and Mrs Campbell sail for Ely country on February 1 to visit Mrs Leiter. Numerous social hosts and hostesses around Washington plan gatherings, at home days, and entertainments, including repeated notes on who will receive at the Willard, Ebbitt House, and other residences through February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Colin Campbell
Ely Country
Leiter
Campbell
Nannie Lester
Charles R. Littlefield
Maine
Congress Hall
Col. Littlefield
Charley Webster Littlefield
U. N
Kirkland B. Armour
Kansas City
Littlefield
Willard
The
E. Franklin Thompson
Pittsburg
Alfred Bennett-Iles
Dapray
S Street
Pebruarr
Ruth
Evelyn Norcross
Albemarle
Zermally
Beard
York
Army and Navy
DB. A. RB
Ebbitt House
Truman Jg. Newberry
W. PF. Dennis
Sherman
Sixteenth Street
Mis. Knox
MacVeagh
Wickersham
Ballinger
Nagel
Frank S. Hight
Drexel joins Wall Street as first day messenger
Anthony J Drexel husband of Marjorie Gould and brother in law of the bride in yesterday’s match begins work at Ti Randolph on Broadway New York as an eight dollar messenger He learns the ropes with a bustling crew exchanging stocks and money and plans to study the exchange while keeping to the job from nine thirty to four forty six He chats with reporters about starting at the bottom and his social circle notes the Astors and society dinner at Fifth Avenue mansion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nthony J. Drexel
Marjorie Gould
Lord Decies
Ti & C
Drexel
Wall Street Mechanism
Trinity Place
Philadelphia
The
Stock Exchange
Futu
Jimmie Jones
Exchange Court
Jimmie
Tam
Fifth Avenue
Sixty- Fifth Street
New York
Col. Astor
Ogden Mull
Theodore Douglas Robinson
Washington society notes on weddings and anniversaries
In box No. 34 Mrs Haggin wore white satin and silver filet lace. Since the Taft silver wedding celebration, Washington residents check date books for possible anniversaries. Anticipation builds for the Longworth wooden wedding on February 17 with a wooden closet gift crafted by a noted young society man and delivery arranged via Downey's Stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania
Metropolitan
William D. Sloane
George H. Bond
James Brown Potter
Mrs. Speyer
Amory Carhart
W. Seward Webb
Joseph Pultiger
Lloyd Griscom
Mica
Evelyn Witherbee
Frank & Witherbee
Witherbee
George W. Young
Mme
Nordica
Philip Lehman
Jules 5
Bache
Allen Gouverneur Wellman
Chauseey McKeever
Ben Ali Haggin
Taft
Washington
Representative
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
White House
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Nhs
Paris
March Butterick
March
Butterick
Pattern Dept
Count Apponyi
Mrs. Simons
Gen
Nelson A. Miles
Speaker
Miss Cannon
Robert Hollister Chapman
Walter Tuckerman
Aig
John Gibbons
Herbert Wadsworth
Fielding Simmons
Janet Fish
Voraker
Henry du Pont
Canideelt
Senator
Mrs. Briggs
Senator du Pont
Mrs. Anderson
Nicholas Anderson
Fred R. D. McKinney
Wolcott Tuckerman
Samuel Spencer
Langdon Thomagy
Georgia
Tilda Rica
Will
Mrs. Leiter
Benjamin F. Lerhton
Burrows
Justice van Orsdell
van Orsdell
Theodore W. Noyes
Col M. M. Parker
Mary Baker
Gertrude Baker
Utica
J. M. Hursh
Harrieburg, Pa
Flora C. Dyer
Julia
Georgia Carson
Turope
Peria
Nice
Romola Dahlgeren
Newport
B. C
Henry G. Sharpe
Pierce
Berryhill
Thomas Marshall Gwens
Misses Dupray
Annis M. Gemmell
Bristol, Tenn
City
J. A. Hazlewood
Walter H. Beal
W. T. Ashby
Park Road
Frank B. Crosthwaite
Cathedral Avenue
Anna Kek. Chapman
Louise Noonan
Beatrice Lansbury
Lilian Muncaster
Immaculata Seminary
Mount Marton
Fourteenth Street
John Jacob Astor
Ward McAllister
George
London
Court of Claims
Earl of Erroll
Scotland
Errol
Earl of Carrington
Marteine Lloyd
Marcher
Kenes
James Thorne Roe de Morley
Lord de Morley
Rye
Marshal
Hingham
England
Ireland
Silver
Pennsylvania Avenue
Downey's Stables
L St
T. J. Allen
Joseph B. Bowles
Illinois
Hllinois
Owen
Thirteenth Street
Chicago
Atlantic City
Small’s
J. H. Small & Sons
New York Corner
14Th and
Waldorf-Astoria
I Streets
Broadway
Iurpl
Government Control Safe Deposit Boxes
Union Trust Company 1Th
H Sts. N. W
Edward J. Steilwagen
Hattie M. Shacklette
Rexall
O’donnell’s
G. & & Cornwell Son
W. 4
Gaines & Co
G.g.cornwell
PENNA
Aye
Boyd’s
Marcel
M. J. Boyd
Schmisiogs
G . Thone
Washington Gas Light CO
Tenth Street N. W
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
Marinelio
Juliet Ostrich Feather Shop
G Street
Maria
Louvre
Stoneleigh Court
Connecticut Avenue
L Street
Philips Born
NiewSpapre