Special Opening of the New Spring Millinery Today and Tomorrow
Special opening of CR Millinery Salon on the second floor tenth street features an exhaustive display of masterful millinery by Pans modistes and American adaptations. Notable names include Mint Georgette Esther Vmever Camille Roger Caroline Rebus Viaison Lewis Mime Virot Charlotte Linn Faulkner, with ostrich feathers rich laces and bright original conceits. Exhibits show elegant draped effects, light mourning materials, and new models for growing girls, plus imported neckwear and feather boas. The event runs Tuesday and Wednesday with the full home and foreign assortment awaiting customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nullnery
Pans
Mint
Millinery
Tenth St
Dress Requisites for the ton materials and Paris finery
Dress requisites for the ton materials feature superb imported winter lingerie and Paris sundries. Items include white ta f f e t a gowns hair ornaments neckpieces gloves and jewelry with various colors and finishes. Shippers offer lace kid patent leather hosiery gauze fans opera glasses and vinaigrettes as essential to a complete evening costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sik
Lisie
Great Housewares Sale At Low Prices For Home Needs
A broad range of dining-room kitchen and bedroom items are offered by several departments. The aggregation features standard merchandise priced notably low, aiming to attract shoppers preparing for present use or a nearby inauguration.
Flags for Inaugural Decorations
Display of Silk Cotton and Bunting Flags in the Toy Department on the fourth floor. American and international flags with holders and accessories offered at low prices. Sizes range from small pin flags to 5x8 feet with gilt spear tips, plus decorative bunting flags and sheeting flags. Includes The President's Flag and flags of ten nations, plus paper festoons, wreaths, and plumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy
United States
Eleventh St
Social and Personal Notes From Washington Inauguration Week
Social and personal items recount engagements and cancellations around the inauguration period. Mrs Chaffee cancels engagements due to her brother-in-law's death. Curtis Steele and other society figures travel for weddings and visits in Chicago and Washington. families of Fairbanks Adams and Curtis attend events. a bridge tournament to benefit the Young Women's Christian Home is planned for March 1 at 1720 Connecticut Avenue with prominent patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Connecticut
Roberts
Warren Fairbanks
Washington
Chicago
Frederick Fairbanks
Richard and
Robert Fairbanks
Yale
Timmons
Ensign Timmons
Admiral Barber
J D Cameron
Martha Cameron
Henry Adams
Chaffee
W R B Clarke
Kansas City
California
Stoo
Clarke
Withiam E Curtis
Eleroy Curtis
Mary Steele
Julius Stele
Laxe Avenue
Miss Curtis
Lonien
Young Women’s Christian Home
de Peyster
Connecticut Avenue
Driscol
James Williams
Eben W
Local Socials Highlight Mrs Rainey and New Marriage News
Social items list visits and homecomings as Mrs Henry T Rainey and others host gatherings. Lena Wilkins plans return from Petersburg and Richmond with Cousin Miss McKvaine and Misses Livesey and Barksdale in attendance. Mrs Charlies H Babbitt and Mrs J C Fremont host events. Harry Barton’s daughter Merle marries Kearn J Mullen and will reside in Buffalo after May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Wilkins
Petersburg
Richmond
McKvaine
Livesey and Barksdale
Charlies H Babbitt
Massachuette Avenue
Harry Barton
Merle
Kearn J Mullen
Buffalo
N Y
Porter Avenue
The Jewish immigrant and His Duties as an American Citizen
Hon Simon Wolf addressed the Hebrew Literary Society at the Pythian Temple on Ninth Street NW. He traced immigration history, praised Jewish contributions to the nation, and urged immigrants to prove devotion to the republic while noting relocation of immigrant families from New York to the West and Northwest for better opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Wolf
Hebrew Literary Society
Pythian Temple
Ninth Street Northwest
Wolf
United States
America
Mr Wolf
New York
Russia
Republic
Mr. Wolf
New Republic
Double Funeral For O Dwyer and Appleby in Brightwood
Mrs Rosa O Dwyer of North Brightwood mourns the deaths of her eldest son William G O Dwyer and daughter Alicea M Appleby, both within 48 hours. The double funeral is at the Church of the Nativity Brightwood at 10 am, then to Rock Creek Cemetery. Mrs O Dwyer’s husband Bryan Keating O Dwyer died three months ago. Mrs Appleby is survived by husband W Braden Appleby and an infant daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa O Dwyer
North Brightwood
D.C
William G O'Dwyer
Alicea M Appleby
O'Dwyer
Appleby
O’ Dwyer
Bryan Keating O'Dwyer
Church of the Nativity
Brightwod
D. C
Hock Creek
Celebrate Ainiversary of Confederate Veterans Association
Last Saturday members gathered in the hall to mark the fourteenth anniversary with a subscription stag smoker. President John T Callaghan led exercises featuring Southern war songs and patriotic readings from a phonograph, followed by heart to heart talks, a buffet luncheon, and an all day experience meeting. Notable remarks came from Leigh Robinson, Maj E W Anderson, Maj Robert W Hunter, Capt William A Gordon, Magnus Thompson, and others, with wide representation from all service arms. the event was organized by Hinley Harrie, Charles W Dunnington, Magnus Thompson Lorentz, and Thomas W Sungerford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederate Veterans’ Association
John T. Callaghan
Association
Leigh Robinson
E W Anderson
Robert W Hunter
William A Gordon
Magnue Thompson
Seth Sheppard
Fob Littlepage
Confederate
J McD Carrington
Albert G Holland
Thomas W Hungerford
Finley Harris
Messrs
Hinley Harrie
Charles W Dunnington
Magnus Thompson L D Lorentz
Thomas W. Sungerford
Lectures at Public Libraries by Local Groups
The Legion of Loyal women announce a series of public lectures at 8 pm. Topics include Recent Develop ment in Social Service by C F Weller on February 48, The Life-saving Service by R L Piper on March 14, Life in Mexico illustrated by Hon Brainard H Warner on April 18, and The Boys Chair Its Objects and Its Work. The Perfection of Painting by Rev Charles Warren Currier next Wednesday at Carroll Institute, for Catholic Indian schools, features masterpieces by Michelangelo and Titian among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion of Loyal Women
C F Weller
Associated Charities
R. L Piper
City Gardens’ Association
Mexico
Brainard H Warner
Charles Warren Currier
Carroll Institute
Michael Angelo
Fra Bartolomeo
Albertinelli
del Sorto
Titian
Tintoretto
Carlo Dole
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Woodward & Lothrop
London
New Spring Millinery
Shantung
New Burlingham
le Jungle
New Crepe de Chine Carre
Silk Department
Gov. Roberts
Senator Fairbanks
MR. and
Mrs. Spencer
Samuel Spencer
Secretary of War
Tait
Mai
Price Collier
Glove
S. Hf Maxriman
Depew
Tydia Loung
Baltimore
Latrobe
Bell
M Bell
Miss Hones
Gen
Mrs Bell
H Street
Penna. Ave
Kot
Berry & Whitmore Co
Berry & Whitmore Bldg., Cor. F and Lith Sts
Harris
Shafer Company Jewelers and Silversmiths
Pennsylvania Avenue
Elsasser
Vermont Ave
Hotel
Arlington
Allyn K Capron
Wallach Pace
J C Fremont
Henry J M Howard
Howard
Third Street Southeast
Marie Fiske
Margaret Gordon
Battmore
Frank Day
Rhode Island Avenue
Mr Day
Marian Day Kerr
Hannah Day McConkey
Harford County
Ida Melton
Mro
David C Kerr
T Gewis
Ryan
Viases
Agnes
Nannie
Farmer
Alexander Wiss
Annie Kerr
Joseph C Johnson
Wif
Cannon
Bryer
Will Barker
Vmre
Moss Mirtle Day
Raymond Chatheid
ORB Jolly Club
Ruth
Rosa O'Dwyer
Ainiversary
Father Currier
China
Siutalle
G. Sloan & CO
G Street
Washington, D. C
Wm. Penn Clarke
Gery Sea
Baie Fa
Marshal Raabe
Sloan’s Art Galleries
Jr Een
Wm. A. Rogers Co
BO Sten
F Street N. W
the Grand Collection of the
Vienna
Chas. de Casanove
Champagie
G. Cornuell E Sons
Congressional
Great Atlantic & Pacific
IESC
Sts
J. R. Freeman
13Th St. N. W
Karr’s, Jeweler
F Street
Wis
Victor Sinécoras
John F. Ellis & Co
Stieff
Chas. M. Stieff
Conliff
S. N. WW
Andoline
Christian Xandlr
Hattie M. Shacklette
Ith St. N. W
Pats
Tondon
Boston
Drosen
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