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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1909

Page

21

Clearance Sale of Men’s Suits and Overcoats

Clearance sale of men’s winter suits and overcoats at greatly reduced prices. Garments from Jit Sthattner & Marx, Hirsh, Wickwire & Company and others. Seasonal cuts and nosheds in last approved fashion. Materials are finest imported and American worsteds in black, blue, and fancy patterns.

Enne Jit Sthattner & Marx Hirsh, Wickwire & Company Ecos

Clearance Sale of Boys Winter Clothing

A clearance sale signals spring stock, cutting prices on boys suits and overcoats. Items include all wool suits with knickerbocker trousers in sizes 7 to 17, reefers and overcoats, and youth all wool long trousers suits sizes 13 to 40, all offered at special prices well below previous costs.

Behrend’s 7Th St

Our Annual February Sale of Furniture

Low priced high grade furniture offered during a February sale. Superior materials and workmanship cited, with numerous mahogany and quartered oak dressers and chests listed with values and sale prices. Highlights include Empress and Princess lines with large mirrors and carved details.

Miss Tracy Demonstrates Dyeing and Cleaning Methods

The Dyeing and Cleaning Dept presents Miss Tracy, an expert demonstrator from the Old Staten Island Dyeing Establishment, now represented as Washington Agents. She will share tips on proper cleaning and dyeing techniques and answer patrons questions for profitable results.

Tracy Staten Island Washington Malu Woo

Miss Mary Astor Paul to Wed Mr C A Munn

The engagement of Miss Mary Astor Paul to Mr Charles A Munn was announced by Mrs Mills of Philadelphia. Miss Paul, a Drexel granddaughter, debuted in society and is linked to Philadelphia circles. Mr Munn, Harvard student, is the elder son of Mrs Charles A Munn and has North Shore and Scott Circle homes.

Paul Mills Philadelphia London Paul Washington Richard Townsend Mr. Munn Charles A. Munn Harvard Charles Munn

Many Diplomatic Dinners Mark Washington Social Season

A string of state dinners and private receptions highlighted Washington society as diplomats, ambassadors, and congressional leaders gathered at venues like the New Wizard, Shoreham, Chevy Chase Club, and private homes. Notable guests included Miss Roosevelt, the Roosevelt circle, foreign ministers, senators, and military officers, with several weddings and engagements noted among the attendees. The season featured formal dining, cotillions, and formal luncheons, reflecting a bustling diplomatic and political social calendar.

Chevy Chageub Army Navy Mis. Johnston Summerlin Bulmer Gude Baltimore Dorothy Williams Fremont Franklin Ellis Oden Horstmann Richardson Gibson William Phillips Willard Straight Crank Marvin Comer Mington Proctor Falconer Fred Brooks Comdr Buller Roweriff John C. Fremont Chevy Chase Club Army Circle

Residence at Home Teas and Receptions Schedule

Mrs Depew will be at home this afternoon for the last time this season. Mrs Burkett will host 3 to 6 at 1816 Nineteenth Street NW. Mrs Smith will not receive today but will on Thursday February 18 aided by Mrs Heatwole. Various hostesses announce informal or formal receptions today and February 18 at multiple addresses including Burlington, 143 Harvard Street, and Cairo parlors.

Harvard Street Gore Senator Gore Milton Senator Milton Campbell Congress Hall I. Weller Mra & G Frank Reeside Wire, Richards William H. Connolly Gaanbah Ras Gera Florence Fry Mildred Finkel Ae Gertrage Lutz Alice Neydwell Mrs. Marshall Marshall Murra Stoneleigh Meda Ourt George Tully Vaughn Miss Vaughn Miss Jones Chicago Mrs. Vaughn Theodore Shuey California Avenue Norace A. Taylor Massachusetts Avenue Capt. McLean Navy Yard Walter McLean Perry Lee E. J. Burkett Senator Burkett Nineteenth William Alden Smith Joel P. Heatwole Jord Heatwole Congress Minnesota Heatwole Washington Smith J. Burnet Crane Orme Hume Miles Lockwood Charles W. Russell Miss Russell the Burlington Charles M. Campbell Miss Campbell Z. O. Varnell

Mrs P Lee Phillips Hosts Luncheon Guests at Event

Mrs P Lee Phillips acted as hostess at a luncheon yesterday. Her guests included Mme Chermont, wife of the Brazilian embassy's second secretary, Mrs Lamar, wife of Representative Lamar, and Mrs Juan J James, among others.

Murray Crane Henry G. Sharpe Wea Jo Franklin Betl Miss Boardman P Street Frederick Wesson the Highlands Hoadley Ronalds New York Wesson Abram Newkirk Littlejohn Long Island Washington Harding Mrs. Wesson Fremont Frederick Rodgers Wotherspoon Carpenter Misa Cullen Misa Damiel Barber P. Lee Phillips Mme. Chermont Lamar Juan J James William Bar

Charity ball gowns and society at New York events

Guests at Mrs Archibald Rogers dinner dance wear varied costumes while Ellen H Rogers hosts a picturesque gathering at 35 West 53rd Street followed by Waldorf Astoria charity ball for Nursery and Child's Hospital. Elevators, waitresses, and German club life feature amid society notes.

Archibald Rogers New York West Fiftyturd Street Ellen H Rogers Margaret Harris Eleanor B. Alexander Milas Katherine Atterbury Arry Alexandre William Iselin Tiffany Richardson Wiliam Watson Prederic Cruger Orson D Munn Wistar Kendall Seymour Johnson Stephen Marko George B. Wagstaff Harold “Tappin Gerald J. Wayt East Thirty-sixth Street Rogers Mise Julian. Mayt Mise Dorothy Kane Corinne Douglas Robinson Dorothy Whitney Misa Anita Peabody Misa Ruth Draper Mise Gertrude Sheldon Elizabeth Howland Lydig Hoyt Buell Hollstar Percy Reyneld Sheldon Whitehouse Joseph Burden Gerry Chadwick Eliot Cross Newton Rae James L Breese, Jr Waldorf-Astoria Nursery Child's Hospital Thirty-third Street Myrtle Room Algeron S. Sullivan Leonard Wood Nore Aoe Dden

Arrival of Naval Officers Wives at Quarantine After Court Martial News

Mrs Qualtrough, wife of Capt Qualtrough, learns during a liner cruise with Admiral Sperry’s fleet that her husband is suspended for intoxication after a Tangier ministerial reception. Fellow passengers, including several naval officers’ wives, comfort her as the ship nears New York. Capt Qualtrough travels home aboard the Georgia with the fleet.

Martha Jones Kansas City Mixon Olympia Frank H. “pHlutrz Fort Monroe H. C. Merriam New York Edward F. Qualtrough Georgia Union of Naval Officers Hampton Roads Qualtrough Tangier Statue of Liberty

King Fed ene Sprains Hand in Castle Stair Fall

Dresden Feb 10 King Ferdinand August of Saxony suffered a severe sprain of the right hand from a stair fall at the castle. Doctors will decide tomorrow if the bone is broken after X ray. The king left the castle in the evening. Hot Springs Ark Feb 10 Reception for Senator-elect Elihu Root by Business Men's League set for Feb 17 with Powell Clayton and others invited to speak.

Dresden Germany Fedene, August Saxony Root Hot Springs Ark Elihu Root New York Business Men's League of Powell Clayton Ambassdor Mexico

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Paris Bepth St Maosen Macogany Empress Matozan Empress’ Dressers Taare Mahogans Mahomary Mihorma Mary Astor Paul C. A. Munn Roosevelt Secretary of State Bacon Hbsta Denmark Countess Moltke Miss Roosevelt Alexandru von Bernstorff Marguerite Moncheur Missen de Lagercrantz Misa Bacon Miss Mann Miss Cameron Centaro Cora Beresfora “Hope Btruys Baron de Stnel Dr. von Prittwitz Erman Hogaurda Legation Netherlands Janssens Scott Red Room New Wizzard Preqnent Fairbanks Burrows Elkins Hopkins Dupont Kellogs Ackert User I. T Mann George Pullman Henderson Sanger Secretary of War Secretary of the Interior Garfield Ulent Comidr Gheraray Gherard Chevy Chase Valentine Cotuhon Misa Oliver Bliss Hagner Miss Carlisle Phillips and Mia Fred Taylor Symington Sixteenth Street Representaive Brodhead Sherman Hoar Massachusetts James B. Perkins Washburn Meclintock Misa Brodhead Remey Bir. Glimour Jet Ridgely Robert Hinckley Charles H. Campbell James Harlan Richard Weightman Henry Cleveland Perkins Thomas W. Symona Robert Holl Chapman John N. Pistel Theodora North-McLaughlin Eutaw Capitol HI J. Beverly North Snow Hill Helen Lofland Lewes, del Margaret Harmonson Bettin Boyd Rauscher’s Alice Boyt Anna C Jack Wiram A. Jack Luther E Schreiner Charles Calvert Carter James Burruss Schreiner Mias Exmlly Millard Maida of Honor Killarney Walter C Cummins J. Barton Easby Esther Stuart Wimer James H Wimer Bancroft Place Orlock James Birch Rover St Margaret's Church Merbert Scott Smith Mr Carpenter Tinoig William Bevet Bride Broom George Blelm Charles Jo St'oney Ohio Jol Bougaaniere Boston Miss Mane Wilmer Mike Allee Riley Bliss Florence Winter Orange Marty Nelson W. Alaveh Daya Johnston Senator Johnston Paynter Senator Paynjter John CG. Scofield T. 8. Clark Scofield Ade Street Will J. Kevin Gadeby Miss Temple Knoxville, Tenn Lewis Marehall Miss Kelm Miss Stier Gadsb Bridge George EH. Plewet Mire Kolman Robert L Taylor Senator Taylor Stoneleigh Court T. Franklin Schneider Frank Freeman Japan Cairo Schneider Freeman Catto Charles B. Poster Grandin George White Lewis Chesley Lourdes Clark Harwood Kinne Bradley Miss Grandin Mss Nye Curtin Kennedy Misa Moore Miss Hall Mia. Cramner Miss Phillips Harmond Charles Foster Mis. Schneider Mas Campbell Arthur Willett England Willett London Times Willert John Henry King Burgwin Pittsburg Ruth Leeds Kerr A. P. Burgwin M Street Willis Moore Lweather Bureau John Joy Edson Mrs. Bennett Edward A. Stuart Capt Stuart Coast Artillery Corps Charles A. Culberson Connecticut Misa Lucille Pike Louisville, Ky Isa J. F McGill Marine Barracks George W. Trowbridge Society of the Daughters of St. Andrews Church St. Andrew's Fourteenth Corcoran Streets Churea Im Seleiis Grand Ballroom Astor Gallery George H Sullivan Countess Masviglia A. Sullivan Thomas Hicks E . Berwind Charles Phelys Rut Lawrence Kenry Siegel F H Weatherbee May Henry M. Day Henry Klingsley Charles I. Hudson Alexander D. Shaw Charles Francis Roe American Womans Club Berlin Woman's Club Bureau of Girl and Instruction Sea Island Ceres Wm. M. Galt & Co 1St St. and End Avo J. B. Murrey Art Galleries G St. N. W King Frederick August of Bodkin Galt's STOWE Berry & Star, Whitmore Co., Rr), Jewelers, Silversutths Bon Marchese Seventh Street Eleventh Street Marcel M. J. Boyd St.h. W Main V. D. Rosen the Sunday Post
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