Girls New Clothing Lines Feature Peter Thompson Suits
A local retailer touts a wide range of girls and misses fashion for the coming season. New Peter Thompson Suits in all wool, coats, jackets, linen and pique dresses, white lawn dresses, guimpes, and more are showcased in navy, brown, and checks. Sizes 6 to 20 years, with various coat and jacket suit styles and colors.
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Peter Thompson
Panama
Two Special Values in Children's Hosiery
Two special values offered for children's hosiery with long-standing customer satisfaction. Tibbed black cotton with double knees and toes priced at 12 1/2 cents per pair. Broad ribbed and double-knit fancy stockings selling at 25 cents a pair. Main floor.
Children's gingham overalls aprons rompers and gowns
Catalog copy lists children's gingham outer garments for ages 2 to 5 years including overalls aprons rompers and creepers. Describes styles with pockets pockets collars piping and gathered necks in pink white and checked patterns. Prices shown 30 to 50 cents. Located on the third floor near the eighty ninth street area.
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Ingham
Hottow Sles
Eienth
Interesting Demonstrations in the Pure Food Department
Demonstrations showcase Huntley & Palmer biscuits English biscuits and Wafer Biskits with a focus on de lightfully prepared goods. Colonial and Tourist Coffees, Imperial Cheese and peanut butter are presented with emphasis on sanitary packaging. Quaker Oats Minute Tapioca and Altamont Water are demonstrated with ready to serve options. Choco-Lactine chocolate mix promises quick, complete dessert and cake icing without cooking.
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Altay
Special Lessons in Hygienic Cooking by Miss Bonner
The Southern Cotton Oil Co. culinary expert Miss S F Bonner offers a test of special lessons using Snowdrift and Wesson Oil at 10 am to 12 pm and 3 to 5 pm. Delicious cakes and pastries will be served to attendees.
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Southern Cotton Oil T Co
S. F. Bonner
Social and Personal Washington Dinners and Delights
Washington society gathers at the White House Willard and other venues. Features include dinners for Mrs Fairbanks Mrs Knox Miss Merriam and debutante Grice Jarvis. Notables: British Ambassador Deputy and Mrs Carter Dryden Mann and Gary, Belgian Minister and Baroness Monceur, and many senators and representatives attend. A Valentine themed luncheon at Willard honors Pennsylvania wives. Miss Van Wart hosts at the Waldorf. NYC social events include a Sherry's dog ballet with Lady Astor and Mark Twain.
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Yestern
New Willard
Wheeler
Representative Wheeler
Pennsylvania
Congress
Mes. Dalzell
Barchfeld
Social Gossip Splits New York Society Couple
A remarkable divorce splits a prominent New York marriage. Justice Davis grants an Interlocutory decree against Howard Bayles, a mining engineer and chairman, after a single alleged transgression. Janette Logan Bayles, daughter of the late Walter Seth Logan, announces she will resume her maiden name. The case, heard secretly by referee Edward Wise, features high society figures at its center and recalls the couple’s celebrated wedding at Brick Presbyterian Church two years earlier. Bayles, from an old family, resisted the breakdown amid strong social pressure as Janette contemplates her future wealth and status.
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New York
Supreme Court
Davis
Janette Logan Bales
Howard Green Bayles
Fifth Avenue
Hayles
Janette Logan
Walter Seth Logan
Bayles
Edward Wise
Harrison, Seasongood & Edvards
Brick Presbyterian Church
West Thirty-fourt Street
Edmund Clarenece’ Stedman
Theodore Sutro
Frederick Lambs
Exhibition of Tapestries at Corcoran Gallery Opens
An unusual exhibit of tapestries embroideries and textiles opens today at the Corcoran Art Gallery under the National Society of Fine Arts. The private view for guests occurred from 9 to 11 last night and the show runs through February 39. Notable loans include pieces from Theodore Roosevelt Metropolitan Museum Boston Museum Seymour R. Locks the Barberin collection A W Drake and Mish E R Scidmore. Washingtonians Larz Anderson and Senator W A Clark also loaned items.
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Corcoran Art Gallery
National Society of Fine Arts
Corcoran Galler
Mrrs
Theodore Roosevelt
Metropolitan Museum
New York
Boston Museum
Seymour RE. Locks
Barberin
A. W. Drake
Mish
E. R. Scidmore
Larz Anderson
W. A. Clar
Lincoln Birthday Celebration Voices at Alexandria
The Lincoln Emancipation Association of Northern Virginia hosts a Rob erts Chapel event in Alexandria to honor Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass with speakers from the Peace and the Board of Education. Robert H. Terrell and Richard R. Horner are named among the speakers.
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Lincoln Emancipation Association
Northern Virginia
Abraham Lincaln
Frederick Douglass
Robert
Alexandria
J.us. Thee
Robert H. Terrell
Richard R. Horner
Board of Education
Hotel guest lists by city appear in national notices
A long list of names and affiliations from hotels in multiple cities is summarized, listing guests from Baltimore Boston Chicago Philadelphia New York City Pittsburgh Richmond California Stamford Delaware Indiana Georgia Michigan Kentucky Ohio Ohio to Pennsylvania Rhode Island Texas Washington and Wyoming with hotel names such as Willard, Mendota, and Raleigh. Names include C W Exhbard A F Katler William Winkelman John L Fiske and many others, with repeated references to Metropolitan New Willard Arlington and other properties.
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Baltimore
C. W. Exchbard
National
A. F. Katler
St James
William F. Winkelman
Relaigh
Boston
John L. Fiske
W. Scriven
Metropolitan
Daniel J. Tobin
St. James
W. H. Peaslee
Raleigh
Charles W. Regan
New Wizard
Chicago
Samuel &, Small
C. C. Cheney
S. Carroll
New Willard
Philadelphia
John J. O'Neil
D. ‘Howard
Menuet’ Feldman
Boyd
Walker
W. Howard
William J. Langein
Bland
A. K
Rateigh
Charles F. Evang, Jr
Epbitt
James’ Humes
York City
Milligan
James Bres
Chartere
Schafer
Louis M. Friend
W.tt
Dizon
Indianapolis
Kentecky
J. H. Rutherford
Lexington
Nathetemi
Michigan
C. Durt
A. H. Yenner
Wit Ales J. of. Lewis
H. A. Tube
Detroit
New York State
Albert Rorenthal
Jolatown
Alasworma
Albany
Arlington
Meerendean
Geneva
Rawls G. F Miller
Ohio
A. L. Shroon
Cleveland
R. OM. Ditler
Columbus
Raleleh
C. C. Janes
Teeds
Pennsylvania
W. G. Butler
Salaigh Rhody Ibland
P. N. Doringh
P. N. Doringh. Brietnl. Ebhitt Jexas—R. Firnoke, Talias
Cuflinnn
Houston
George
Holland
Orange
Ariligton
CTAH
C. HA Lindley Ani
Salt Lake City
Raletmi
Washington
John A. Coleman Ani
Sealea
Wiliant West Wirg
Richard D. Ovo
Wheeling
New Willara
Wyoming
Walard
M. Lacey
Cheyenne
New Whe
United. States Navy
Owent Hill
D. Lyons
Pbplte
Health Department uses postal cards for public education
District Health Department will use postal cards, once reserved for addresses, to educate the public. Acknowledgment cards remind about birth registrations and about clean food sold at markets, dairies, and eateries. Dr Woodward notes printing costs are minor and fines may be charged for new card editions. The department sends six to seven thousand acknowledgments yearly.
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District Health Department
Health Department
Woodward
Tle Ty
District Wealth Department
Body of Philippine official Fergusson shipped for Washington funeral
The body of artcur W. Fergusson, late executive secretary of the Philippine government, was sent aboard the transport Sherman from Manila to San Francisco and will be interred at Arlington National Cemetery. By presidential instruction, his funeral will be official and carry public honors appropriate for a deserving official.
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Artaur W. Fergusson
Sherman
Manila
San Francisco
Washington
Fergusson
Arlington National Cemetery
Prize picture highlights educational contest entry
A new prize picture showcases a contending entry in the educational contest, capturing the excitement and community interest in this ongoing event.
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Grice Jarvis
James McMillen
Robert E Gammell
Mrs. Slater
Eighteenth Street
Arthur Lee
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Herbert Wadsworth
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Alice Boyd
John &. Boyd
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Uth St
Pa Ave
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Empire Carper
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Pena
Hennis
Pritt
Mary
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Bilips
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Gallery OF Foreign Arts
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