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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1906

Page

11

All Calendars Reduced to Half Price January Underwear Sale

Our Twenty-fifth January Sale of Muslin Underwear begins this Tuesday with a thoroughly satisfactory assortment of high class garments. Neatness and daintiness run through the collection, with no scant garments and materials mirroring yard prices. Includes extra large sizes, infants wear, corsets, petticoats, Parisian lingerie, and novelties.

Washington Paris

Annual Sale of Housekeeping Linens and Blankets

The Annual Sale of housekeeping linens and blankets opens this Tuesday with goods from Irish and Scotch makers and New York importers. Prices average a quarter to a third below usual, including tablecloths napkins sheets towels towelsings bedspreads embroidered linens and blankets. Conspicuously displayed on center tables is the largest collection we have ever assembled.

New York

John S. Brown & Sons Fine Linens At Discount Prices

Washington shoppers are invited to inspect embroidered linen bedspreads sheets cushions and tea cloths offered at 25 percent below regular prices. Pure linen sheets priced at 5.00 per pair with damask tea cloths and assorted sizes noted. Hemmed and hem stitched towels offered from 1.50 to 4.00 per dozen.

John S. Brown & Sons John S. Brown & Son’s Belfast Ireland

Diplomatic and White House New Year Reception Highlights

A crowded New Year scene at the White House featured Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt receiving diplomats and Cabinet members amid aristocratic gowns and military uniforms. A detailed parade of ambassadors and aides moved through Blue Room and State Dining Room, followed by a large diplomatic breakfast at Mrs Root’s Sixteenth Street home and numerous social events around Washington.

Roosevelt White House United States Ious Marine Band Sighe Jinal Bromwell Winslow Mr. Moody Mr. Wilson Paris Mr. Loeb Supreme Court Msxt Une Maj. McCauley Fairbanks Gavin Membe the Valley Root Mrs. Knox Miss Hoot Miss McCook Miss Kean Mrs. Samuel Mrs. Ryan Baroness Bussche Mrs. Needham Bacon Shepherd Justice Shepherd Alger Mme Uesada Baroness von Rternbure Mrs. Barnes Hengelmuller Jusserand Durand Nabuco Mme. Leger Bourke Howard Reeside Moncheur Godoy Mercedes Godoy Mme. Calderon Miss Roosevelt Lieut. Grant Mr. Longworth Grant Lieut. Sheridan Lieut Lee Ethel Roostvelt Helen Taft Kermit Roosevelt Judes House of Representatives Congres Mr .Loosevelt Helen Gannon Cannon Sixteenth and O Streets Warragut Square Diplomatic Corps War Taft Moody Wilson Sixteenth Street Victor Kaufman John C. Simpson Elsie Kaufman E. H. Warner Theodore Noyes Marguerite Evans Kathleen Leuto Kate McCarthy Pierce W. Oc. T Margaret Dyell Umong M. BE. Cohen W. EF. DeRiemer P. Granfield T. A. Williams M. J. Hull L. M. Marsh M. P. Snell Theodore _F. Moore T. Husick Phillipps F. M. Bradley M. Denham Wisses S Wakeman FE. Doherty Gungie Nichols Don P. Blaine C. &. Emig F. May Gordon WM Voelenk Wof George H. G. Thyson U Street Northwest Misses Thyson Oscar G. Carlson Little Rock George Thyson May Burnett Taylor Latham Belt Thyson Butcher Smith McGuire Pinpin Ernest W. Roberts Massachusetts

Phoebe Couzens Hosts Missouri Reception at Riggs House

Miss Phoebe Couzens of Missouri and Kansas hosts a Washington reception at the Riggs House. The former U S marshal is in the capital to press Congress on reestablishing army canteens, advocating moderate intoxicant use by soldiers. Notables include Maj. Gen Bates and Sen Warner as guests.

Phoebe Couzens Missouri Kansas Riggs House Miss Couzens United States Marshal Washington Congress John ¢. Bates Willian ‘Warner Herbert & Hadley

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