Women's Blouses Reductions At Friday Sale
Catalog notes numerous blouse reductions in organdie dimity and linen fabrics with varied sizes and prices. Items include Madras and Georgette Crepe blouses, voile and organdie, with prices ranging from 1.95 to 4.95 and multiple sizes listed, some broken stock. Stores on Third Quarter Street advertise the sale with different fabrics and color options.
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Madras
Vaile and &Rgandia
Todd Ponges
Anne
Friday Clearance of Women's Shoes Ends Tonight
Fr…ay sale offers women’s shoes at 2.25 a pair. Stock includes small sizes and odds and ends in patent feather, kidskin and gun metal. Various styles with low and high cuts, rounded and pointed toes. Comfortable lasts promise solid wear. Sizes range across AA to B widths with button and lace closures.
Women's neckwear and embroidered collars sale listing
A crowding of items includes four dozen embroidered organdie vestes with standing collars and overlapping vests, plus one dozen embroidered organdie collars with indented gaiter shape and embroidery edge. Also shown are stiff linen collars and khaki colored woven scarfs offered at low prices.
Women’s Combination Suits and Corset Covers Offered
Large stock of women’s clothing listed including 16 dozen combination suits in various styles and sizes. Also available 2H medium weight cotton suits with ribbed knit, high neck and ankle-length drawers. Jersey ribbed corset covers in multiple sizes. Prices shown as historical figures. First floor-tz street.
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Tz Street
Women’s Hose Prices and Sizes From Noor-G Street Note
Advertisement lists la paita Women’s Fine Quality Black Hose in self or white with hand embroidery, size 14 only, 1 pairs priced at 1.44, 70 pairs Women’s Black Cashmere Hose in sizes 9, 10, and 11, matching fac. 30 pairs Women’s Tan Silk Lisle Hose in sizes 8 1/2 and 9 1/2, priced Tic. First Noor-G street.
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la Paita
Noor
G Street
Men Suits Reduced to 33.75 Each and Overcoats Sale
The ad lists men's and young men suits with sizes 25 to 42 at 33.75 each, three extra stout overcoats in sizes 38 to 48 at 36.75 each, and cheaterfield overcoats in standard sizes 36 to 40 and stout 42 to 44 at 19.70 each. Also two young men overcoats in brown cheviot at 14.73 each and two frock walking coats with vests in sizes 36 reg and 40 stout at 27.50 each, ends of winter.
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Cheaterfield
Men's Furnishings Sale Brings Deep Discounts on Shirts and Socks
A department sale lists men’s wear with inflated to sale prices across items such as khaki and flannel shirts, heavy merino socks, striped night shirts, silk four-in-hand ties, wool underwear, quilted house coats, army service hats and drawers, plus sleeveless sweaters. The items include multiple sizes and color options, with dramatic markdowns from originally higher prices. Firat floor-Fatreet.
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Pices
Army Sérvice
Heirs of Gen Wilson File Will for Probate at Church
Brig. Gen. John Moulder Wilson died February 1 in Washington. His holographic will from October 25, 1913, leaves 314,000 cash and his home at 173 Massachusetts Ave NW to Leila Webb Waller and divides eight thousand to each Frances and Amelia Brooks with trust for Amelia until 18. Legacies to relatives include 5,000 to Lt. Downs Wilson, 6,000 to Duncan Montrose Wilson, 3,000 to Lily Duncan Baxter, 2,000 to Margaret Stevens Wilson, and 200 to Gen. Wilson’s long-time butler Francis Edward Proctor. 1,000 bequests go to St Thomas Church and the Cathedral Foundation. burial at West Point. American Security and Trust Co. named executor.
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John Moulder Wilson
Massachusetts Avenue
Leila Webb Waller
Frances Clarinda Brooks
Amelia Wright Brooks
John C. W. Brooks
Amelia Brooks
Truat
American Security and Trust Company
Gen. Wilson
West Point
N. Y
Episcopal Home for Children elects officers and hosts ball
The Episcopal Home for Children incor porators met Tuesday naming Mrs. Charles J. Bell vice chairman and the bishop of Washington chairman. Officers elected include Mrs. David Meade Lea president and several vice presidents secretaries and treasurer. The house committee will be chaired by Mrs. Charles F. Roberts with members Mrs. Wheensry and Mrs. Henry. A charity ball will be held Friday evening February 28 at the Willard.
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Episcopal Home For Children
Charles J. Bell
Bishop of
Willard
League of American Pen Women
Isaac Pearson
League
Florence J. Stoddard
Dora Simpkins
Bertha Wolff
Marie Redfern
Lillian Williamson
P. P. Claxton
George Combs
Thomas S. Wailis
Gertrude Drain
Frances Whiting
Virginia McKenny
Courtney Latts
Virginia Puller
Lucille Clarke
Harriet Clark
Virginia Brown
Hallie Brooks
Margaret Harding
Tom Sawyer
Mary A. Rose
Persus Valiant
Little Lord Fountleroy
Seline DuPuy
Samuel Burough
Milton
J. Thomas Evans
Lilian Morgan
Mise Marie J. McGuire
Estrella Amores
Séymour McConnell
Madame Butterfly
Yenton
Helena Ritchie
Nathalie Bush Asher
Paris
Helen
Marie Davidson
Thomas F. Burke
Omar Khayyim
Mary Stine
Washington society notes full of luncheon and ball actions
Society pages detail luncheons and dinners honoring retiring Attorney General Thomas Watt Gregory and guests from Los Angeles to Tokyo. Viscount Ishii and other dignitaries attend events at embassies and private homes. Weddings, engagements, theater tableaux, and the League of American Pen Women carnival były announced or described, with parties spanning Washington society circles and notable guests.
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Thomas Watt Gregory
George
Denis
Los Angeles
Shoreham
Souvrani’s
John H. Wigmore
Judge Advocate General
Wigmore
Burial of Lieut Pirelli at Arlington with full honors
The funeral of Lieut Giovanni Pirelli of the Italian aircraft mission, killed in an aeroplane accident at Dayton Ohio on February 4 100k place at Arlington yesterday. Full military honors were paid as officers attached to the mission attended the services.
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Giovanni Pirelli
Dayton
Ohio
Arlington
Pirelli
Reflections on bachelor life by Helen Rowland
A humorous essay on marriage, love, and gender roles with wry lines about PhD wives, fire irons, and the modern bachelor. The piece contrasts expectations of women and men, jokes about kissing, and pokes fun at changing social norms, ending with a copyright note.
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Woodward & Lothrop
New York
Washington—Paris
Farmerette
Navy
Malinery Salon
Eleventh Street
F Street
L. W. Waller
St. Thomas
American Security and Trust Co
Episcopal
Washington
Incorporators
Ishii
FE Street
Marshall
Netherlands
Mme. Cremer
Sixteenth Street
George Carroll Todd
Gregory
Mme. Hauge
William Bayard Cutting
William Phillips
Charles L. McCawley
Dinnner
Grasslands
Country Club
Secretary of War
Baker
Charles B. Howry
Harriet Middaugh
Eugene S. Cochran
William P. George
Falm Beach
Cochran
William H. Hunt
Ray S. Middaugeh
Annabella Murray
Montreat
Palm Beach
Lady Davis
Walter D. Denegre
Elaine Denegre
Mr. Denegre
New Orleans
R. D. Shepherd
Mra
Shepherd
George Washington University Hospital
Congressional Club
Rauscher's
Knowles Weisman
Cleveland, Ohio
The
John O. Donaldson
James Meissner
Douglas Campbell
Lieut
Donaldson
Eddie Rickenbacker
McArthur
C. M. McArthur
Charles C. Smith
Portland
W. BS. Francesa
Congress Hall Hotel
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Frank A. Barton
W. M. Barton
Isaac Gans
Itahaca
Stonewall Jackson
Charles Fred
Nannié Randolph Heth
Frank Morrison
Benjamin Saule Gantz
Belt
Albert King
Bayles
Harrison
Newton
Lillian Chenoweth
Mise Cottrell
Gantz
Morrison
Albion Wilkins Tuck
Baov SovsCo
Pennaaveat
Wamsutta
Anchor
Kann
Bachelor
Helen Rowland
Reno
Prean Publishing Co
Lorth
Housewives
Dake & Hardin
Borden
Dorden
Tamealks
Yvyork
Shaffer
Loral
Valentines
14Th St. M
Ambrose MacNeil
Sloan’s
New York Ave
Geo. Plitt Co., Inc
Proness
Dza
14Th and
L Sts
Grafton
Conn. Ave
de Sales St
Harrington Mills
Tyree, Chemist, Inc
Ash
K St. N. W
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