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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1906

Page

45

Opening Display of the New Spring Millinery Exhibition

The exhibit features exclusive Parisian models from Camille Rogers and others alongside smart local millinery. Hats emphasize real florals, feathers, and ribbons with Neapolitan plateaux and bright shades like Old Rose and Sevres blue. Mourning pieces by Mangin Maurice show elegant simplicity. displays include silk, lace, and feather neck fixings.inspection in the Green and Mahogany Salon second floor Tenth St.

Camille Rogers Caroline Reboux Maison Lewis Virot Esther Meyer Mangin Maurice Sevres Delft Wedgwood Paris Tenth St

February Office Furniture Sale Slashes Prices

A February furniture sale promotes office lines with 25 to 50 percent savings on high grade desks chairs tables and cases. Featured are roll top and flat top desks quartered oak and mahogany finishes with many items listed at price points and their value comparisons for office departments seeking up-to-date equipment.

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Sale of Stationery Offer at Half Regular Prices

Stationery sale announces two tons of Writing Paper and Envelopes offered at half price. Included are Linen, Vellum, and Bond in white blue lavender salmon and green. Paper 25c per pound Envelopes 25c for three packages. One pound of woven paper can be stamped with initials and three package envelopes supplied for 75c.

Women s New Spring Footwear Arrives at Local Store

New spring models in women's footwear arrive daily. The display features tips oxford and oxford ties in kidskin patent leather tan Russia calfskin white buckskin and canvas. Prices range from one to ten dollars. A deposit branch of Union Savings Bank now accepts deposits at the store during business hours.

G Street Union Savings Bank

New Go carts and Baby Coaches Offerings for 1906

Our line of Go carts and Baby Carriages for 1906 is at its best, complete in every respect with latest styles and patterns from small carts to elaborate carts and English coaches. Highlights include a large assortment of English Coaches and Folding Go carts, the most comprehensive yet shown, with collapsible folding go carts featuring full roll body heavy rubber tires steel gear and options in white or green satin or pongee parasol.

Social and Personal Notes From Washington Society

A roundup of dinners, luncheons, and receptions in Washington. The Mexican ambassador and Mme Casasus hosted guests including Vice President Fairbanks and Secretary Metcalf. Countess de Chambrun sails for France Thursday. The Dalzells hosted a Ways and Means Committee gathering with many Representatives present. A Georgetown Assembly dance featured 42 palm arrangements and crimson decor. Elizabeth Dodge wed Ensign Hugh McLean Walker at St John’s Church with a large party, followed by a reception.

Mme. Casasus Fairbanks Commerce and Labor Metcalf Mme. Quesada Netherlands van Swinderen Burrows Anderson Westinghaus William J.buchanan Arthur Lee Hannis Taylor Mme John Dalzell Pennsylvania Ways and Means Committee Miss Cannon Knox Senator Penrose Representative Bingham Adams Moon Morrell McCreary Butler Wanger Cassel Dale Palmer Kline Lilley Deemer Samuel Mahon Olmsted Reynolds Lafean Dresser Huff Cooper Acheson Bates Schneebell Smith Sibley Graham Burke Barchfield Payne Grosvenor McCleary McCall Babcock Hill Boutell Watson Curtis Needham Willam Alden Smith John Sharp Williams Robertson Clark Bourke Cochran Underwood Gran Alexander McDowell Countess de Chambrun Nicholas Longworth Washington Roosevelt France Secretary of War Mrs. Taft Georgetown Linthicum Hall Downs Wilson William B. Orme Charles H. Craigin George T. Dunlop Miss Goldsborough Chase Alice Shepherd Hester Shepherd Miss Stone Schaefer Bradford Fitch Downing Allen Halford F. Ccmidt Lee Mar Roberts Nicolson Crist Patchen Mennenger Ather Willett Smoot Prentiss Willson Hayden Messrs Hunt Charles Jones Bennett Howard Brooke Mitchell Deitrick Wurtengurker Schley Gomer Tyler Catherine Cameron Roderic Cameron New York Perry Belmont Scott Circle Kean Elizabeth Knowlton Dodge Harrison H. Dodge Hugh McLean Walker St. John’s Church Henry Y. Satterlee Roland Cotton Smith Lucretia Dodge Jeannette Walker Bridesgroom Sally Schroeder Ea@ith Miller Lulie Almy Mary V. Dodge Golden Gate Kibbee Lieut Winston Naval Constructor Ackerson Norys Rowan William W. Smith Osburn Freyer Ensign Read W. H. T. Walker Jaanette Walker Dr. McInnes Mrs. Walker South the Rochambeau

Notable Residents Yet At Home for Spring Weddings

A list of social figures and spouses tied to Congress and government homes appears, naming Mrs. H. B. Moulton and numerous wives of representatives such as Mrs. Blackburn and Mrs. Burke, with addresses in Washington D C and nearby avenues. Illness of Mrs. Graham noted. several entries reference society events and host locations like the Normandie and The Arlington.

Olmstead Marlin E. Olmsted Arlington Beidler Miss Beidler Jacob A. Beidler Cleveland Ohio Washington Shoreham M. G. Seckendorff Georgetown Heights Adeliza Brainerd Chaffee Raphael Vatican H. B. Moulton Ninth Street Northwest Blackburn E. Spencer Blackburn Charles H. Grosvenoy M. Atdler George “. Waldo David H. Mercer Thormas H. Anderson Roberts Ernest W. Roberts Fairmont Street Haskins Kaitredge Haskins Connecticut Washington Gardner Driscoll E. Driscoll Cairo John Wilson Dwight R Street Edgar Sumter Kennedy Dumbatton Avenue W. S. Andrews The Treasury Miss McCay R. V. Bishop Bishen Miclagan G. W Prince Prince Illinois Candea Rhode Island Avenue Ben de Mier Affler J Tainter Abell Morristown Rathbone-Smith Vermont Avenue Francis A. Lutz Louisiana Edwin C. Madden A. Meyer Q Street Sally Burbank Maize Iniing Street Graham Reme Tative Graham

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