Girls Spring Coats and Dresses On Sale at Low Prices
New spring coats for girls in serges panamas plain colors checks and stripes priced from 6.00 to 12.50. Iris Percale Dresses in black white polka dots light and dark colors with piped percale and Dutch neck. Fine Percale Dresses in plaids and attractive effects with high neck and full skirt priced 2.95. All sizes, neat finishing with braids buttons and trims.
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S. Kann, Sons & Co
Clearance Sale of Boys Winter Suits and Overcoats
A large stock of boys winter suits and overcoats is offered at clearance prices. Items include Thess Allewoot suits in sizes 6 to 17 with knicker trousers, priced at 4.75, and fine all wool suits at 6.50. Overcoats and reefers in gray and fancy mixtures, sizes 3 to 15, priced 3.25 to 4.75, with other long overcoats 4.75. First quality, considerable reductions from 6.50 to 11.00.
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Eobeeker
Jos
Cress
Mendelsohn’s
Art
Sheraton
New York Ave. N. W
A. Mendelsohn
New York Ave. N
Special Sale of Original Water Colors by Kiss Weber
kHlawec offers a small set of unframed original water colors by marine view artist Kiss Weber at less than half regular prices. Works have been exhibited in leading galleries nationwide and are strictly original with no copies planned. Pictures are good size and the style rich and attractive.
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Khlawec
Kiss. Weber
President Hosts Conservation Delegates at White House Reception
The President entertained conservation delegates at the White House with a midday recital by the Ball-Goold String Quartet of Buffalo. Notable guests included British Ambassador Romulo Kacobar and senators Lodge and Knox, with extensive gowns and formal arrivals noted. A separate reception honored the Vice President-elect and Mrs. Sherman, featuring Marine Band music and a parade of dignitaries from the Supreme Court, cabinet, and various embassies.
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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
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
Gen. Black
Civil Service Commission
Mrs. Vrooman
Rauscher's
Christ Child Society
Barcarolle
Offenbach
Fesca
Rafi
Mrs. Connor
Mary Remey
Landon Ronald
White
Helen Arnold Nettleton
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Adre. H. H. A. Beach
Woods
Edna Doe
Heald
Lucy Brickenstein
Baroness Héngelmulier
Mme
William Manning Irwin
D. P. McCartnay
Victor Kauffmann
Robert Hinckley
Gladys 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
Social Calendar Notes From Washington Hostesses
Social notices list gatherings where J C Merriam Mrs Hall and a bevy of young women will receive this evening. Many guests travel from Paris New York Norfolk and Richmond. several households schedule last receptions of the season with plans to entertain and visit Fort Monroe Old Point and Mor gantown during February and March. guests include Mr Stevens Mrs Stevens and Mrs Bulmer among others.
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J. C. Merriam
Hall
Lok Cel
J. D. Hall
USA
Percy Goodwin
John F. Stevens
Panama ’Canal
Stevens
Washington
Earmy
Navy
White Hovige
Fort Monroe
John Jamison
Paris
New York
New Willard
Army and Navy
White House
George W. Warden
Endeavor
Carl Smith
Menefee
Davis
Minnesota
Norpangie
W. C. Poehler
Poehler
Duluth
Society Glitters At Washington Diplomatic Reception
Embroidered gowns and heavy jewels dominated a Washington centervee as about 2,000 women wore lavish attire and diamonds at a diplomat reception. Mrs Roosevelt wore a sapphire pendant and ivory fan, while Mrs Cutting displayed an extraordinary diamond display. Philadelphia society thronged the opera house later, with Mme Tetrazzini and guests in ornate gowns and tiaras. A Parisite Count advertised for American brides, seeking a wealthy, refined wife under 4 and fluent in legal matters.
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White House
Washington
Levi P. Morton
Burton Harrison
London
Paris
Roosevelt
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
Dancer Kellermann Lifts Veil of Rhythm as Venus Arouses Crowd
A vivid account of a dancer at the Orpheum and Astor stages, described with lush imagery of movement and attire. Miss Kellermann, once seen as a cabaret figure, travels by taxi between performances, ending with a final dance in a reduced outfit. The piece also notes a benefit by the Daisies with Mrs. Palmer presiding and other social events. Also mentioned is the President’s nomination of Edward L. Adams of New York as consul at Dublin.
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Jean Marcel Peyrgne de Pagsy
Nathan G. Goldberger
Broadway
New York
Hotel Wellington
Aée
Goldberger
Annette Keller‘mann
Hotel Astor
Nobedy
Isadora Duncan
Dafaies
Miss Kellermann
Venus
Orpheum Theater
Brooklyn
Migs Kelfermann
Astor
Orpheum
A. M. Palmer
Edward W. Hook
Dublin
Edward L. Adams
Ireland
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