Girls Spring Coats and Dresses On Sale Now
New line of girls coats for spring in rich colors with checks and stripes, priced from 6.00 to 12.50. Iris Percale Dresses in light and dark colors with polka dots, special price 1.25. Girls fine percale dresses with plaids and figured effects priced at 2.95 each, all sizes.
Clearance Sale of Boys Winter Suits and Overcoats
Clearance sale advertises boys winter wear with sets of suits and overcoats marked at substantial discounts. Highlights include Thess Allewoot plain and fancy suits from sizes 6 to 17 at 4.75, Jos Fine All-wool suits at 6.50, and overcoats and reefers from 3 to 15 in varied styles with special prices from 3.25 to 4.75, originally higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eobeeker
Jos
Cress
Special Sale of Original Water Colors by Kiss Weber
kHLAWEC secures a small set of unframed original water colors by marine view artist Kiss Weber. These paintings go on sale this morning at less than half regular prices. Weber's works have been exhibited in leading galleries nationwide and are strictly original with no copies made. The pictures are good size and richly attractive, offered at a special sale price.
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Khlawec
Kiss. Weber
President Hosts Conservation Delegates at White House Event
President Roosevelt entertained conservation delegates and notable guests including British ambassador Romulo Kacobar and Romulo da Quevedo at the White House. A string quartet recital followed. later receptions featured numerous dignitaries, officials, and foreign ambassadors at formal dinners and luncheons across Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hincheon
White House
Romulo Kacobar
Sydney Fisher
Miguel A. da Quevedo
Clifford Siften
Henry ‘8. Beland
M. P
Robert Young
Carlos Sellerier
Cullom
Lodge
Knox
Interior
Last Season Socials At Washington Figures
Social notices list dates for receptions and home visits by Mrs Eldridge Mrs Roett Stuart and others at Washington addresses including 1805 3 street and Connecticut avenue as figures like Mrs Tracy Mrs Ferry and Mr Madden prepare last gatherings of the season. Detailing attendees includes Mrs Cabell of Norfolk and Mr Stevens former Panama Canal chief engineer visiting for receptions at the White House and nearby events.
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Strother’ Smith
Westmoreland
George Cabell
Norfolk
Re. Selwin
Tait
Foy
Euster. A
John F. Stevens
Panama ’Canal
Stevens
Washington
Earmy
Navy
White Hovige
Fort Monroe
Society Diamonds Dazzle at Washington White House Reception
Embroidered gowns and heavy jewels marked a high society night at a Washington centerve with about 2,000 women present. Mrs Roosevelt wore a navy Dresden silk with a sapphire pendant while many guests featured diamond tiaras, pearl bracelets, and emeralds. Philadelphia and New York society followed with gala Opera House events and a Count Jean Marcel Peyrgne de Pagsy offering to marry for a substantial dowry amid American interest in aristocratic alliances.
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Depew
N Street
Sherman
Roosevelt
Archibald Butt
Marine
Miss Kean Ware
J. van Vechten Olcott
Herbert Parsons
Mace Directoire
Miss Cannon
L. A. ‘Coolidge
Mins Squire
Thomas Carter
Rauscher's
Christ Child Society
Barcarolle
Offenbach
Fesca
Rafi
Mrs. Connor
Mary Remey
Landon Ronald
White
Helen Arnold Nettleton
Alfred Lord Tennyson
William Manning Irwin
D. P. McCartnay
Victor Kauffmann
Robert Hinckley
Glidys Hinckley
William Belden Noble
Yulee Noble
Laura Harlen
George EB. Hamilton
Cullen
William Cearney Carr
Henry Cleveland Perkins
Mgr. Mackin
R. Ross Perry
Hinckley
Hardin
Hayne
Hennen Jennings
Kays
D. P. McCartney
Fredereck B. Metcuire
J. R. McLean
Des Planches
Aurontis Hengermuller
Mme. Jusserand
Mme
Cortes
Nabuca
Mary V. Merrick
Henry Simpson
Thomas H. Carter
Rosa V. Derise
Arthur Powell Davis
Margaret Cox
Pauline A. Burr
Margaret M. Cox
Leonide Delarue
Otto G. Garges
John Jamison
Paris
New York
New Willard
Army and Navy
White House
George W. Warden
Endeavor
Carl Smith
Menefee
Washington
Levi P. Morton
Burton Harrison
London
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Opera House
Mme. Tetraziant
Madam
Salome
A. J. Drexel Biddle
Ming Violet Ridgeway
James Anders
Mrs. Biddle
Madame Tetrazzini
John C. Calvert
Calvert
S. C. Robinson
James Noyes
Botton
Alexander Livermore
Judge Bregg
Bregg
Mies Katherine Bregg
Frank Kinger
W. Weber
West Point
Vox
Pheodore Coamp
Cramp
Robert Kelso Cassatt
Granville Baker
C. T. Baker
Baker
Beck
Elbridge T. Gerry
Mabel Gerry
Metropolitan Opera House
Bir Porden
Lady Clarke
Jean Marcel Peyrgne de Pagsy
Nathan G. Goldberger
Broadway
Hotel Wellington
Aée
Goldberger
Daisies Parade Of Silks And Dancer In Censor Talk
A vivid account of a stage show features a scantily clad dancer provoking censorship as the Daisies perform tableaux divants. Miss Kellermann, later in civic dress, speeds through town by taxi to engage further appearances at the Orpheum and Astor venues with dive acts and shifting costumes. The piece ends noting Edward L. Adams of New York nominated for the Dublin consulate.
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Isadora Duncan
Dafaies
Miss Kellermann
Venus
Orpheum Theater
Brooklyn
Migs Kelfermann
Astor
Orpheum
A. M. Palmer
Edward W. Hook
Dublin
Edward L. Adams
New York
Ireland
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G Street
Tse 2
Batiste
Vorria' Salata
Natiste
Coutlt
Mrs. Depew
Gen. Black
Civil Service Commission
Mrs. Vrooman
Takahira
Wright
Oliver
Nicholas Longworth
Herbert Paracus
Theodore Burton
Edwards
Kimball
Francis B. Crowninshield
Sheridan
Mis. Sheridan
John Barrett
Mateus
Maj
Tanaka
Secretary of State
Secretary of the Navy
Newberry
Charles 8. Bramwell
Sweden
de, Lagercrantz
Dryden
John W. Foster
Dwight
Lee Phillips
Arthur Lee
Symone
Letterman
Emmons
Henri Martin
Switzerland
Olmsted
Willam B. Castla
Argentina
Mme. Portela
Burrayway Mas
Charles L. McCawley
Gen. Crozier
Massachusetts Avenue
Carpenter
William Faversham
Freyre
Legaion
Francis Davia
Richard Harlow
Converse
George T. Porter
Mary Boyce Temple
Nashville
Tenn
Society
Haviland
Limoges
Dulin & Martin CO
Pettey Pagerlatm
Vie Glaans
WISE
ULI
Miss Elkins
Katherine Elkins
Miss Yerkes
Chevy Chase
Congressional Club
Representative Loud
Michigan
Panama
Orris Murray
Lela Morse
William Valentine
J. Eakin Gadsby
Ellen May Howard
District of Columbia
Tureday
Mme. Godoy
Cuba
Ten Eyck Wendell
Arthur Wallace Dunn
Boutall
The
Highlands
Marriam
Lewis Martham
Ur & A
Q-Street
Merriam
J. C. Merriam
Hall
Lok Cel
J. D. Hall
USA
Percy Goodwin
Adam Willis
Ti’street
Emery
Martin B- Madden
Pahlands Tosday
Charlea Ferry
Miller
Marg
Roett Stuart
Joasph Tracy
F. Cart
W. S. Dyer
Jekyllana Club
Raturning
Wendell
Gecretery
Dames
Baltimore
Saclery of
Colonia
sDames of America
Henry Barton Jacobs
Piriardna
Port Monroe
Yeet
Ani Cas Gore
Reneé
Ana
Fidna
Robert H. Chilton
Peyton Wige
Connecticut Avenue
Richmond
Mason
Gilbert S. Warn
Williams Baker
Lloyd Tenny
Gite’ L. Veerhoff
Howard L. Hodgking
George Qils Smith
Whitfield Mercer
Arthur Wiliams
Kent
Moore
Davis
Minnesota
Norpangie
W. C. Poehler
Poehler
Duluth
Norway
John Ritchie
Bocock Lei
New Orleans
Point Comfort
Henry Kirke Porter
Mise Hageman
Yester
Sydney Lloyd Wrightean
Morgantown
W. Va
Edgar B. Stewart
Miss Clarke
Gouverneur Karcright
Marguerite Bhonts
Duleny Howland
Robert Gobiet
Beatrice Bend
Dorothy Waitney
Howard St. George
George F. Baker
J. Lee Taller
Frank B. Keech
Lota Robinson
Wickliffe Yulee
Annette Keller‘mann
Hotel Astor
Nobedy
S. Kann, Sons & Co
Mendelsohn’s
Art
Sheraton
New York Ave. N. W
A. Mendelsohn
New York Ave. N
J. B. Murrey Art Galleries
Eleventh Street
Philipsborn
Marcel
M. J. Hoy
Pein
Maia Lis
Diet Peart
Mare Ares
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