Vintage Furniture Sales Prices From a Bygone Catalog
The list shows deep discounts on furniture items such as oversized velour chairs leather arm chairs Turkish rockers mahogany Davenport beds and parlor suites. Prices drop from original amounts like 2000 to 1675 and 75 to 57.50 with many items including mahogany parlor suites and heavy frames, offering green velour upholstery and tapestry fabrics.
Overcoats Sale Price Noted in Store Ad
A brief newspaper ad item lists overcoats at 12.50 and 25 cents per pair with regular price 50 cents, noting the main floor location on F Street.
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Tenth St
Linen damasks debut in Washington by Brocade line
Linen Department offers HESE goods from top linen yarn with skilled weavers. Brocade name signals superb finish rivaling rich silk. New original designs stand out in relief, embossed look. Exclusive display for square or round tables on the second floor Eleventh.
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Washington
Guaranteed Sewing Machines Offer at Half Price
A local store advertises sewing machines priced lower than usual with savings passed to buyers. Machines are oak, finished, and include latest steel attachments. Ten year guarantee provided with instructions at the department or home. Partial payments possible. Second floor G st.
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G St
Social and Personal News From High Society
The article chronicles a sequence of elite social events including a German Ambassador and Baroness von Sternburg hosting 260 guests, Sen. and Mrs. Depew's dinner with prominent officials, and Mrs P. Lee Phillips's Alibi Club luncheon. It notes a license issued for the Corea Fleming marriage, dress rehearsals for a tableau, theater parties, teas, and multiple social receptions with detailed gowns and attendees.
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Depew
P. Lee Phillips
Baroness von Sternburg
Justice
Brewer
Holmes
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Cullom
Burrows
Clay
Scott
Dillingham
Hopkins
Sherman
Dwight
Barney
Sherrill
P. Lee Philips
Phillips
Juliette Willams
John T Davis
Fettus
Hinckley
Charles Campbell
Evelyn Chew
Denny
Eleanor Terry
Laura Wells
Bradley
Errol Brown
Mary Southerland
Nathaniel Francis
Horace Westcott
Cuba
Mary McCeney
Washington Club
Gertrude Fry
India Bell Vedder Fleming
Miss Fleming
Eleanor Granger
Anson Mills
Winfield Scott Schley
David J. Foste
C B Landis
Thomas S. Barry
Albert Burleson
John P Story
George S. Gillespie
George H. Haines
Edward Everett Hale
Mtr
Charles D. Walcott
Frank Hitchcock
John G Walker
Amos S. Kimball
George M. Sternberg
Jose F. Godoy
Wilbur Keblinger
Mills
Mies Yerkes
Miss Bagiey
Ies
Huaeee Simmons
Mi Tas Drewry
Miss Morris
Mney
Henry
Alien” Cooper
Social Gossip From Various Exchanges In New York and London
The Hon and Mrs Lionel Guest visit John Bigelow in Gramercy Park New York. Baron Wolverton and Ward family members will soon be in New York with links to British nobility and the Gosfords. The King Queen and royal family attended a London wedding with Mrs Louisa Crosby filing for divorce from Walter Crosby in Colorado. two daughters Gladys and Nina are mentioned with no alimony sought.
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Ters
Colorado Springs
New York
Crosby
Colorado
Lous Ehrich
New Yorks
Crosby-Ehrich
Cripple Creek
Wustis
Lexington Avenue
Alfred Vanderbilt
England
London
Mr. Vanderbilt
Red Hill Farm
Charles B. Wilson
Red Fan Farm
Edgewater
Vanderbilt
Venture
Sweet Marie
Polly Prim
Viking
Vanity
Vogue
King Baward
King James
George King
Cabby
Storm King
Gibson Girl
Julius 8. Walshir
Edwin D. Morgan
Meadow Brook Hunt Club
August Belmont
Samuel Wilets
Peter F. Collier
Robert L. Stevens
Robert L Potter
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Maglang
Lionel Guest
John Bigelow
Gramercy Park
Guest
Flora Bigelow
Wolverton
Robert
Mary Ward
Florda
Baron Wolverton
Henry Carr Glyn
Earl of Dudley
Ward
Reginald Ward
Washington
Duke of Roxburghe
Miss Goelet Frobert Ward
Lady Wolverton
Mary Acheson
Earl of Gosford
Duchess of Devonshire
Queen Alexandra
Mr. Ward
Miss Breese
Prince and Princess of Wales
St. George’s
Hanover
Louisa G Crosby
District Court of
Walter F. Crosby
Gladys
Nina
Daugh
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Paris
Valentine
G Street
Eleventh St
Stein- Bloch
Linen Department
IEG
Don Luis Corece
Nicaragua
Del
Robert I Fleming
Teunis
Hamitn
Church of the Covenant
Erma Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Don Enrique Creel
Willard
Louis XV
Venus
Cupid
Edward Simpson
Nineteenth Street
Arthur Lee
Robert Hinckley
George T. Marye
Biddle
Capt. Biddle
Japan
Aoki
Viscountess Aoki
Lgierh
Siemens
Hattie
Andrews
Mra. Tirrell
Charies Q. Tirrell
Normandie
Oxnard
Arlington
Tucker
Miss Logie
Noms
Massachu
Knowland
California
John Lewis Hdwards
F Atreet
Frances Smith
Sixteenth Street
A Finne
Miani
Fla
Jana
Alonzo
Bliss
Biscayne Bay
Charles A. Culberson
Senator Culberson
Texas
N. D. Sperry
3. W. Smith
Frothingham
Buckingham
H. B. Moulton
Ninth Street
Henry L. Taylor
Miss Robinson
Wyoming
Hall
Eppley
Whitney
Wiley
Representative Wiley
New Jersey
Drummond
the Highlands
Charles W. Brown
K Street
W. A. Rodenberg
Columbia Road
George W. Smith
George W. Prince
Thirteenth Street
Agnes Goss
Athens
Melissa, Davis
Lexington
Wiliam M Howard
Bancroft
Rishimond
Red‘y
M M. Parker
Miss Allen
Representative Allen
the Sherman
Jesse Overstreet
Overstreet
Rice A. Pierce
Tennesnee
Shepard
Q ‘Street
SO Richey
Henry Allen Cooper
Harper
Col Harper
Killarney
van Senden
Donald McLeod
Fealy
Roach
Mary Litz-Parker
Normandie Hotel
Harry C Woodyard
The
Griggs
Howard
Adamson
Thomas B. Hutchinson
Highlands
Hutchinson
Palm Beach
C T Cragin
Philadelphia
Adton Vannevar Cushman
Rice Pierce
Tennessee
Bayliss F. Shepherd
Q Street
Eugenie
Napoleon
Frankfort
Germany
Suez Canal
Greece
United States
Europe
C. Shafter
Galt & Bro
Penna. Ave
Emt Rede Son Ak Wah
Dulin & Martin Co
Eleventh Street
Philips
D. Rosen
Ao Ib
G. G. Cornwell & Son
Pennsylvania Ave
Teau, Fir
B. H. Stinemetz & Son Coo
B.H. Stinemetz & Son Co
Hatters & Furriers
Cor. F & 12Th Sts
Droop & Sons Co
F Droop Sc. CO
Ave
K. W
Valentines
Brentano
Borrowe
Walford’s
White House
Berry
Atmore Stationers Co
Old Colony Co. Importers
Hattie M. Shacklette
F Street
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