Anniversary Floor Dress sale on third level
Prices slashed across womens and childrens wear with anniversary deals on Ivory kidskin slippers gun metal stappers high shoes waists silk and lace petticoats spring skirts house dresses hats and boys garments many items priced from 5 to 123.75 availability varies by size and model across fabrics and sizes in the usual period shop display
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Ideal
Morocco
Laird Schober
Copley
Milan
Anniversary Sale Price List for Household Goods
Long list of anniversary prices across categories from BAKING SETS to PILLOWS. Includes teacups and saucers Japanese thin china, cut glass, mixing bowls, serving trays, pottery vases, rugs, flour cans, bread boxes, mop sets, canned peaches, rice, asparagus tips, boneless bacon, queen olives, card tables, and pillows with specific sizes and discounted prices. Each item notes anniversary pricing and product details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jardinieres
Mount Vernon
Wizard
Louisiana
Savoy
Just Why Dogs Wag Their Tails
A dog signals thoughts and feelings through tail movements as a physical outlet for emotion. Scientists explain tail wagging expresses anxiety, interest, enthusiasm, hunger, or defeat, acting as a nervous outlet much like other outward reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fido
Wilsons Enjoy Ride and Harriet Lane Bride Wilsons
The President and Mrs. Wilson attended morning church services then rode through parks in Alexandria and nearby towns. Mrs. Marshall Field hosted a brilliant dinner at her Sixteenth Street home followed by a musicale with Amelita Gallicari and Manuel Berenguer. about 150 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsons
Harriet Lane Bride
Marshall Field
Miss Dixon
John Miller Horton
Blake
Congressional Club
Wilson
Central Presbyterian Church
Parks
Alexandria
Virginia
Pink Palace
Sixteenth Street
Amelita Galh-Caref
Manuel Berenguer
Homer Samuela
Suffrage Leaders Gather in Capital for Council Session
Mrs. Anna Howard Shaw honorary president and Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt national president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association will arrive in Washington to join the national executive council meeting at headquarters 1626 Rhode Island avenue Friday. State suffrage presidents will arrive early in the week. A mass meeting is planned at Poll’s Theater Sunday afternoon with Secretary of War Baker expected as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Carrie Chapman Catt
Washington
Association
Rhode Island Avenue
Mra. Shaw
Florida
Mra. Catt
New York
Executive Council
Poll's Theater
Bakera
Williamsport Church Calls Dr Granger to Pulpit
In Williamsport Pennsylvania the Church of the Covenant extended a unanimous call to Rev Charles Everett Granger D C pastor of Gunton Temple Washington to join as pastor. Granger said he received notice by long distance telephone but has not decided. He came to Washington in 1910. The Williamsport church is noted as one of the wealthiest in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamsport
Church of the Covenant (Presbyterian
Charles’ Everett Granger
D. C
Gunton Temple Church
Washington, D. C
Mardi Gras Ball Planned by Raleigh Camp of Confederates
All plans are set for the third annual Mardi Gras costume ball to be hosted in Raleigh tonight by Washington Camp Mo. 8056 Sona of Confederate Veterans. The event features palm decor, flags, dancing, and Mardi Gras touches through the evening until 11 oclock with the crowning of queen Miss Olive Plant and king Maj. BR. W. RB. Ewing. The floor committee, led by chairman William A. Coombe and vice chairman Elwood H. Seal, includes numerous local names. Mrs. William Phillips will host at home this afternoon and again February 36 after 4 oclock. Mrs. Samust Jordan Graham, Mrs. William Fraser McDowell, and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin will not be at home today, with Hamlin hosting next Monday for the last time this season. Miss Janet Richards will speak on Public Questions at 10.48 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Washington Camp
Sona
Olive Plant
Maj
BR. W. RB. Ewing
William A. Coombe
Elwood H. Seal
Vnes
Measra
P. J. Altizer
Hugh Brewster
Hen F. Hstopipal
W. J. Goodwin
Harry L. Hughes
Philip K. Harvey
F. R. Fravel
Cecil K. Jones
Gen. H. Oden Lake
Henry C. Rothrock
Allen L. Reese
Marshall J. Smith
Charles Beckey
Paul X. Coulon
B. C. Graaer
Clarence K. Glover
Morgan L. Henry
C. Www. Lange
R. J. Mortman
W. G. Morgan
Fred K. Nielsen
J. J. O'Leary
Robert Price
M. Smith
Paul Sweeney
Robert Watson
T. B. Ward
William Phillips
Samust Jordan Graham
Citizens Demand Immediate Bridge Plan in Georgetown
Georgetown citizens gathered at Potomac Savings Hank Hall to press for quick approval of replacing the Aqueduct bridge, condemned, as part of the National Capital beautification project. Leaders oppose deadlock over bridge type and favor a substantial commercial span within a $1,000,000 appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Truge
Aqueduct
Tubercular School Aid Boosted by Columbia Union
The Columbia Typographical Union added 25 to the board of education fund to run a tubercular children’s school. Speakers urged broader public support and hoped other groups would raise the remaining 1,000 needed to sustain the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Typographical Union
Education Board
Board of Education
Columbia Union
Birth of the American Flag Featured at Mardi Gras Ball
The Mardi Gras ball by Washington Camp No 805 Sons of Confederate Veterans will showcase The Birth of the American Flag. The event includes a patriotic tableau with Olive Plant crowned carnival queen and Maj. E. W. R. Ewing crowned king. Notables listed include Mrs Alfred H Plant and Col. Robert B. Lee among many aides. The orchestra to play The Star Spangled Banner as guests enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Washington Camp
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Alfred H. Plant
George 3. Covington
Maud Howell Smith
Paul L. Joachim
George B. Ashby
Clarence J. Owens
Col
Robert BE. Lee
Robert N. Harper
Capt. C. C. Calhoun
Taylor Timberlake
Clauds N. Bennett
R. W. Lassiter
South Trimble
Jr. A. &. Parry
Marx
Kahn
Robert H. Fravel
Paul J
Church Choir Boys Win Gold Medals
The Rev. Dr. G C Bratenahl and Rev. Dr. Will iam L De Vries led a service at St. Mark's Church Capitol Hill with many choir boys admitted to full membership and gold medals awarded for attendance service and improvement. Notable honorees include Lindsey Duval Clarence Thomas Kenneth Wilson Lawrence Vermilion David Lewis Sandoe Alfred Goodman James Co Wade and Charles Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G C. F. Bratenahl
William L. de Vries
R. C. Stetson
St. Mark’s Church
Capitol Hill
Lindsey Duval
Clarence Thomas
Wold
Kenneth Wilson
Lawrence Vermillion
David Lewis Sandoe, Jr
Alfred Goodman
James Co. Wade
Ndt
Charles Scott
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Woodward & Lothrop
Paris
Alger Books
Horatio Alger
Heatherbloom
Norfolk
Jee
Charles 5. Wallace
Maxwell Blake
Spain
Tangier
Mr. Blake
United States
Helen Blodgett
Providence
R. L
Chicago
Ruth Orton
Ming Geneva
D. Dixon
F. W. Dixon
Walter Craig
Corcoran Street
Arnold W. Oixon
White House
Mabel G. Whitted
Tuuey A
George Berry
A. W. Robinson
Mary Green
A. W. Dixon
Charles T. Boyd
Charles Boughton Wood
Knower
Alfrsad Hawen
Toronto
Canada
Mrs. Horton
John Miler Horton
Buffalo
Willard
von Engelken
Mint
Columbia, & C
Richardson Gibson
Samuel P. Ficklen
John H. Small
Margharitta Tillman
May Belle Small
Will Gregg
Ida Christiancy Pickett
Hotel Lafayette
FE. C. MaClure
Martha McClura
Mexico
T. Carpenter
Charles C. McChord
Red Cross
Jack Lennon
Sara Farr
Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Martin
Riverdale
Louise Hantzmann
Helen Clayton
Virginia Maukin
Edythe McCauley
Ada May Kann
James Farr
Alice Fowler
Dent Farr
Helena Clayton
Lester Sontag
Louise Huntzmann
Frank Rea
Bruce Ashley
Mike Holloran
Theo, Clayton
Anna Shaw
Mrs. Catt
Church
DR. Granger
Gunton-Temple
Williamsport
William Fraser McDowell
Charles
Janet Richards
Questigna
SENS
Georgetown Association
U. S
Sons of Confederates
Dean Bratenahl
Canon de Vries
S. KannSons & Co
Coats
Quaker City
N. W. Burchell
Blackistone
Frazee
Potomac
Sts
N. W
China
E. F. Brooke Co
14Th St. N. W
Eller
KODAK
National Remembrance
Mr. Feeter
14Th Street
Willard Hotel
Western Electric Machine
Oppenheimer’s
Arlington Suites
Vermont Ave
JH. Small & Sons
Serko Alecia Ont “Veters
Madison
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