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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
29
Third floor Seventh street offers French hand made gowns at $3.50 each with value $4.50 and chemises at $1.50 each with value $2.00. Gowns feature hand embroidered scalloped ruffles and tucks with embroidered neck edges. Chemises are nanisack style with floral embroidery and scalloped edges.
Our Annual February Furniture Sale offers quick clearance on one of a kind pieces with deep discounts. Items cover every room except the kitchen and include solid mahogany settees chandeliers and oak furniture, with prices from three to a half of their value, ending Saturday.
The article lists dinners at the White House with numerous officials and dignitaries, notes Miss Helen Fraulke's marriage to Belgian Minister Havenith to occur March 2 in Washington, and tracks various diplomatic figures traveling to Havana, San Francisco, Atlantic City, and Rome. It records social events, receptions, and coming nuptials amid a busy Washington season.
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