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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1911

Page

12

January Clearance Sale Adds Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits

A January clearance adds Hart Schaffner & Marx suits to the selection. Between seventy five and a hundred suits are offered, all season’s styles in various fabrics and patterns, with sizes for stout and extra tall men. Overcoats and young men’s coats are included at substantial savings.

Hart Schaffner & Marx F Street Notion Goldenberg’s

Clearance Sale Delights Parents With All Wool Boyswear

A local clearance sale offers every garment at reduced prices, featuring high grade all wool fabrics in snappy styles. Items include knickerbockers and trousers in brown and gray, washable blouse suits, and authoritatively styled boyswear in sizes 6 to 17 or 2 1/4 to 7. Prices range from 95 cents to 15 dollars, with several former price points listed for comparison.

Knicckerbockers

Sale of Traveling Goods Suit Cases Bags Steamer Trunks

Traveling bags suit cases and steamer trunks from a standard quality discontinued line offered at prices below regular cost. Bellows russet and brown sole leather cases 24 to 30 inches sell from 7.95 to 8.95, regularly 12 to 15. Basswood steamer trunks with 3 ply veneered fabric canvas and linen lining priced as special offers.

Hunt Ball Dazzles Washington Society at Chevy Chase Club

Washington society packed the Chevy Chase Club for a hunt ball with a 149-couple cotillion, pink coats, green and red decor, and the Marine Band. Notables including Mrs. Moore, Mr. Clarence Moore, and Gen. Clarence Edwards attended, while a second supper followed the cotillion and dancing continued into the night.

Washington Barracks Chevy Chase Club Baltimore Washington Society Marine Band Santelmann John Peel Clarence Moore George F. Downey Frederic Huidekoper Gist Blair Clarence Edwards Sowerby George Howard Frank Lee Denny William (. Marrow Helen Taft Anderson Sherman White Pardo Henry T. Allen Allen Builer Ames George F. Appleby Alexander Ashton T. Alexander R. C. Drum-Hunt Albert Douglas Margaret Dulles Downing J. W Dulles Ryan Devereux J. E. Davis George M. Dunn Edward W. Donn, Jr Charles H. Cohan Morris Vans William Corcoran Eustis SF. Emmons Edgecomb Rone Frank V. Tish G. W. Fairchild J Fisher Yish Elkridge Fox Hunting Club Manuel Freyer Margaret Gale Alice W Goodwin Walter St. Gherardi John H. Gibbons Mason Gulick Cary T. Grayson Grazebrook Katherine Gallaudet C. Glover, Jr Franklin Gunther Lorimer Graham J.’ William Henry Thomas Tyde Maj. Norton James M. Henry Chauncey Hackett Willam F. Hitt Bis Richard Harlow Baeut R. Henderson Frank Hyatt Frederic Huuidekoper Reginald Huidekoper Charles D. Hilles Missy Adelaide Heath A. TW. Wigginson M. F. II Higginson Thomas Shitchcock Witchcock Morgan Fhil Hollyday J. J. Hemphill J. B. Henderson J. M. Tudgins Sarah Hamilton Roberta Hamilton Hinckley Haywood Harrison Kelen Stunt Hodges Fiorace B. Hare M. FW. Hi A. BE. Harding Hennen Jennings Jennings Julian James James Marton Johnston Scotty Johnston John A. Johnston Graham Johnson Ralph Jenkins R. H. C. Kelton Kelton Jessie Krogstad B. Kane Joseph Leiter C. B. Lamont Louis C. Lehr William Littauer GC. Neale Neff Ethel MacMullay Charles Mullikin Mullikin George X. McLanahan McLanehan Hidley McLean Lay F. B. Moran Murray McCauley Maddux Richard McGrann Walter McLean Pauline Dickson Charles Palmer Jarvis Henry P. Wills Dobbs John McA. Stevenson Dr. Jarvis Paul C. Patterson

Social notes and invitations in Washington society crowd

Washington social column lists dinners teas and civic events with attendees. Miss Collins and Edna Snyder among invited guests. The Postmaster General attended a Baltimore dinner. Invitations withdrawn due to scarlet fever illness in New York. Various hostesses across homes, luncheons, bridge parties, and greetings for visiting dignitaries are noted. Mexican Ambassador de la Barra spoke in New York. Military figures Emory and family plan winter abroad. Several residents depart for Chicago Danville and Virginia. continued on page nine.

Baltimore Washington Louise Cromwell Letitze Suzanne Carrol Albert Akin John Hill Mime Lefevre-Pontalis Mme. Peretti Fle la Rocca Charles Symon Hmile Casteur de Morgenatierne William Bowie Clarke Henry du Pont Aubert Collins Edna Snyder Julia Heyl Aliee Boyd Leonora Finley Ruth Pilling John Philip HM

Concentration and Diet for Creative Brains

A literary figure notes that busy minds forget meals and that even Edison’s biographers mention dinners missing during deep problem work. The path to high mental output lies in concentrating vitality on brain work and reducing digestive effort, with meals timed to support intense forenoon tasks and major meals in the evening.

Thomas A. Edison Senerai

Unexpected Guests Disrupt Modern Woman’s Planned Day

A modern woman laments unannounced visitors from in laws to cousins invading her neatly arranged day. She notes the strain of catering when no stocking, maid, or pantry support is available and argues that surprise drop-ins reflect the medieval mindset and lack consideration.

Washington Jim Jane

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