Corset Covers and Petticoats in Various Trims
Corset covers plus draw ers and petticoats offered in multiple styles. Describes embroidery lace beading ribbon trims and insertions on petticoats and drawers with plain stitched ruffles.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1914
Page
10
Corset covers plus draw ers and petticoats offered in multiple styles. Describes embroidery lace beading ribbon trims and insertions on petticoats and drawers with plain stitched ruffles.
Odd lot clearance offers from stock ranging from simple to elaborately trimmed undergarments. Prices cut to 5c to 2.35, with former prices up to 5.00. Includes combinations with lace embroidery, drawers, petticoats, fine long garments, gowns, and combinations with lace, embroidery, and ribbons. Emphasizes quality materials, trims, and new modest styles with flowing sleeves.
A fragment lists gowns with cambric and crepe fabrics in empire and various necklines trimmed with lace embroidery beading and ribbon. It covers combinations nainsook cambric crepe chemises long petticoats drawers and short petticoats trimmed with lace embroidery and ruffles.
Listings describe Gowns muslin with tucked yoke and neck ruffles finished with dainty borders for ages 2 to 14 years Skirts muslin with tucked ruffles and scalloped edge for ages 4 to 10 years Drawers muslin tucked and trimmed with embroidery ruffles for ages 2 to 14 years New square neck gown style with embroidery ribbons for ages 2 to 14 years Skirts in two styles of good quality muslin trimmed with lace or embroidery for ages 4 to 14 years Drawers muslin trimmed with embroidery or lace ruffles for ages 2 to 14 years.
A sale of ladies gowns and undergarments features cambric and lace trimming in various neck and sleeve styles. Items include embroidered gowns, drawers, chemises, and compilations with Valenciennes, linen iris beadwork, and beading. Prices are sharply reduced from $1.95 to $10.50, with many pieces labeled as greatly reduced.
A sale offering attractive bras trimmed with lace or linen with lace medallion trimmings. Back-closure, regularly $1.50 to $2.00, special price 85 cents each.
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall return to Washington after visiting friends in Indianapolis. They plan four Shoreham dances this winter starting Monday January 19 at 9 p.m. A christening at Woodbury Blair home on New Hampshire avenue drew many relatives and guests. The second secretary of the Brazilian embassy, Senor de Moraira, returns to Washington. Mrs. Harriet Hayes announces daughter Mary Ivy’s engagement to James W. Wilson of Morganton. Miss Agnes Trowbridge, formerly of Spa, spends holidays.
A crowded Washington social calendar features Mme Pexet hosting Sunday receptions, notable guests at the Shoreham and Powhatan hotels, and dinners in honor of lawmakers including the Speaker and Mrs Champ Clark. Attendees include Col and Mrs George Harvey, Rep J Thompson Baker, and Miss Genevieve Champ Clark among others, with travel from New York and Pennsylvania and plans for continued entertaining through January and February.
London holiday party at Mrs George Keppel's Grosvenor Street residence features girls and matrons, ornate mistletoe tables, and gifts in robins. American guests include Cora Lady Stratford and Maxine Elliott, with duchess rumors and royal attention on the Marlborough circle. The piece also notes German Crown Prince clerical work, a Busch engagement, and Newport divorce chatter.
A collage of kitchen recipes and household tips, including almond sponge cake and braised Hamburg loaf instructions, oyster salad ideas, and mayo dressing notes. It mentions personal notices such as engagements, travels, and receptions, plus small ads on salable goods and grooming hints.
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