Anniversary Value Sale Offers Delights for Women
A massive sale on women’s accessories features anniversary values across jewelry handbags belts skirts and blouses. Items include brooches pins morocco handbags sport silk waists voiles gowns and hats with heavy discounts mainly on main and third floor displays at various street locations. Numerous pricing points highlight specials on silk stockings corsets beds and kitchenware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Street
Morocco
Eleventh Street
Muustard, &c
T. Street
G Atreet
Milan
Tenth Street
Laird Schober & Co
Thirst
P. N
Noor
Death of Mrs Nixon at Washington residence
Mrs Mary A Nixon died yesterday at 1756 Euclid Street Northwest after an illness of more than two months. She was the widow of John A Nixon of Covington Kentucky, 87 years old and a resident of Washington for twenty years. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 PM at her home, with interment Monday afternoon in Covington.
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Mary A. Nixon
Euclid Street
White House Party at Concert and Washington Entertainments
Vice President and Mrs Marshall attend Fritz Kreisler concert in a White House box with Mrs Wilson's family. Numerous guests in attendance include the Burlesons, Lombards, Noon, Morse, Spang, Perkins, and Captain Baker entourage. Dinners, luncheons, and teas follow at the homes of Blodgett, Marshall, Koo, and others as social season continues with arrangements for future events and notable guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Fritz Kreisler
Poll’s
Boling
Miss Bolling
Helen Woodrow Bones
John
Randolph Bolling
Saulabury
Senator Saulsbury
Noon
Hollins Morse
McCormick
Samuel Spencer
Littauer
Delos A. Blodgett
Ollie James
Rosalie Spang
Mabel Perkins
Judge Perkins
Grand Rapids
Mich
Blodgett
Misa Mona Blodgett
Thomas R Marshall
Thomas F. Walsh
Wichfeld
Viscountess de
Mrs. Ames
the Willard
Mrs. Gravis
Mrs. Theobald
Miss Theobald
Baggett
Mise Baggett
Earl
Sydenham
Miss Pollock
Miss Stopp
Mise Heath
Washington Social Roundup in February Luncheon and Weddings
Mrs Conrad hosts a luncheon at Army and Navy Club with notable guests including Mrs Jessa McI. Carter and Mrs Summerall as the season winds down. The marriage of Charles Brooke Butler and Gertrude J. Weaver is announced in Boston Virginia with ceremony in February. Several receptions and teas at the Willard and other venues feature social leaders, diplomats, and newlyweds as Washington society moves through late winter events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Maj
Julius Conrad
Army and Navy Club
Jessa McI. Carter
McClure
Augur
Francis J. Kernan
Charles P. Summerall
Edward L. King
Andrew Moses
McKinley
Michie
Charles Brooke Butler
Gertrude J. Weaver
Boston
J. Compton Ball
Miss Butter, Alster
Austin King
Baltimore Women Smoke at Banquet Breaks Social Barriers
Baltimore on February 21 witnessed women smoking at a semipublic banquet for the Maryland branch of the League to Enforce Peace at the Belvedere. Taft, the chief guest, smiled as a suffragist guest discreetly extinguished her cigarette to greet him, marking a rare, symbolic break with tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pont
Baltimore
Fair Sex
Maryland
League
Belvedere
Taft
Mr. Taft
Luncheon and dinner hosts for prominent guests in Washington
Mrs. Gorgas hosted a luncheon at Highlands in honor of Mrs. Baker with a large guest list including Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh and many others. Prof and Mrs. Brown entertained twenty four at a dinner for Mr and Mrs. Grant who plan trips to New York Chicago and California before a fall move. The marriage of Frances Louise Huster and Lieut. John Churchill Wyeth was announced with a February 16 ceremony in New York amid wartime orders.
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Jane Gregory
Clara May Brooks
San Antonio
Tex
Willard
Secretary of War
Baker
Hugh L. Scott
Hannah J. Patterson
Pittsburgh
Lombard
George O. Squier
Washington
Mme Cespedes
B Alexander Powell
Charles W. Richardson
F. B. Mo Tan
Misas Tsabel Wells
Bertha Bolling
James Lane Allen
Admiral O'Neill
Charles C. Swisher
Charles Colfax Long
Koo
Lamar
William Baileyamar
Charlotte Capers
Charleston
William Johnson
Miss Capers
T. T. Hyde
Columbia
5. C
Robert Moorman
Fanny Chamberlain
Ellie Lejeune
Mina J Capers
G. Clauson
New York
Shields
John K
Arthur Braum
Newark
Shoreham
C. D. Ridgsley
Dora M. Sotheron
Frank H. Nolte
City
Mr. Nolte
Amelia Rinehart
William Rinehart
York
Dewite Willis
Bethlehem Evangelical Church
Florida
Agnes Hart Wilson
Grace Gronna
Carl W. Lewis
Charles Bennett Smith
Miss Gronna
Iris Hawley
William C. Gorgas
U S. A
Highlands
Thomas J. Walsh
Hubert Dent
Hugh 3. Scott
Newton D. Baker, Jr
H. H. Rousseau
Tasker H. Blias
Frank McIntyre
Charles F. Mason
W. D. Leahy
Chase W. Kenned
Junius W. MacMurray
Lansing
Katharine Lansing
Helen Woodrow Bones
Peter Murray
Amarylis Gillett
Edwin B. Babbitt
William J. Lyster
Theodore C. Lyster
Guthrie
Mary Temple
Devereux Lippitt
Walter Wella
William Arthur
Francis Huster
Frances Louise
John Churchill Wyeth
Fifth Field Artillery
U. 8 A
Marlborough Churchill Wyeth
Wyeth
Honolulu
St. Thomas’ Church
Ernest M Stires
Women Protest March 4 Pickets Declined by Union
At a meeting of the Women s Interdenominational Missionary Union in the Public Library a resolution was adopted opposing the March 4 demonstration by the Congressional Union as unchristian, un-American and unwomanly. The measure condemns the Sabbath breach and fears alienation of Christian women. The session also featured talks on Philippine leprosy and Waldensian missions. Augusta Maine Gov Milliken signed a referendum resolution for women's suffrage on February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Interdenominational Missionary Union of the District
Public Library
Women's Suffrage Congressional Union
Congressional Union
Wilson
White House
Interdenominational Union
Philippine Islands
Maus
Isaac Pearson
Waldensian Aid Society
J. E. Gilbert
Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Augusta
Gov Milliken
Palm Beach Bathing Suits Spark New Style Notes
Palm Beach reports a season of frisky swimwear with unsuited cuts and bold features. One design resembles childlike rompers with a shortened bottom and large open neck area, no sleeves, and a topper navigation hole for an elaborate coiffure while bright flowered stripes dominate the fabric. No stockings are worn.
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Palm Beach
Fla
New York
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Woodward & Lothrop
Paris
Floor
Ithewtreet
G Street
Cretonnes
Mount Vernon
F Atreet
Sheffield
Shafer
Fifth Floor
Arlington Suites
Vermont Ave
Home Building Association
R. E Claughton
Gallihee
Paul Smith
M Woodward
20Th Stow
Wescott
Paavenn
Treas
Geo W Linkins
Cnas
Moore
R T Quigsky Wu B Reeve
Fed L Vogt Madison Wiapple
Tasg
U. 3
Auperv
felTtt
R. P. Andrews Paper Company
Saks & Co
Muddiman
Marshall
Burlesons
Mrs. Lombard
Gen. Squier
Mrs. Koo
Mrs. Lansing
White Sulphur Springs
Miss Jane Gregory
Resves Harris
Archibald Livingstone
J. M. Reppier
Futadelphis
Miss Harris
Lisut
Mr. Wyeth
Col
Mrs. Wyeth
Lucheon
Wintemnute
William Sloan
William G. Gower
Gower
Annapola
George W. Lane
Powell
Charles B. Hoowry
Thomas Sweeney
Clifford Caperton
Richmond, Va
George Plourney
Arlington Apartments
Vermont Avenue
Mra
Louise Lombard
Louis Lombard
Beethoven
Bach
A. Wilhelmj
Eleanora F. Bliss
Tasker H. Bliss
Philadelphia
Robert Lewis
Portland
Oreg
Stoneleigh Court
Lewis
College Equal Suffrage League
Suffrage Headquarters
Miss Gillett
Washington College of Law
J. B. Dillard
Lusk
Cathedral Avenue
T. J. D. Fulter
Edward Echols
Frederick Sawyer Hardisty
Misa Celest Holden
Misa Betty Caldwell
Mian Fustaels
Hardesty
Tome School
Port Deposit
Mrs. Scott
F. Carl Smith
J. K. Ohl
Ohl
Richard Morton Hmmona
Atlanta, Ga
Grafton
J. H. Lewis
Mountclair
N. J
Mme
Elise Dea Warrene-Stock
Frank J L. Polk
State Department
Charles Inches
William Phillips
Warren Delano Robbins
Mrs. Gorgas
Joseph Howell
California Street
Luther Howell
Utah
Edward Echale
Benator
Beckham
R. D. Simons
D. L.miller
Louisville, Ky
Mission Union
Maine
Copenhagen
Aero
Cardinal
Harvard
Norfolk
Srak
Spmoot
Burella
Serge
Gunniburl
Francis Indian School
Carlisle
Cato Sells
John Francis, Jr
Division of Education
Office of Indian Affairs
Indian Affairs
Sells
O H Lipps
KODAK
National Remembrance
Foster's Shop
14Th Street
Willard Hotel
J. Hi. Small & Sons
Man
Zorkaldorf- Washington— Arena
Madison
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Frazee- Potomac
Frazee
Potomac
Sts
N. W
E. F. Brooks Co
14Th St. N. W
Corceraz
RC Hiye
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