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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Washington
Jim
Jane
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Allen Potts
Josephine Page
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Elinor Reyburn
Howard S. Reeside
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E. C. Riebe
Charles F. P. Richardson
Hugh B. Rowland
Charles
Lady Ross
Andrew Robeson
Commander Retzmann
Whitng
Julia Whiting
Miss Wise
Wynne
Henrietta Wicks
Weldon
Dorsey Williams
W. A. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Frances Webster
Florence Worthington
Willams
Willis
Frank Wiborg
Norton
White House
Countess von Bernstorff
Gen. Black
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Connecticut Avenae
Vrooman
Justice McKenna
McKenna
Justice Lurton
Burrows
Greely
Casey
Franklin Lane
William L. Marshall
Ten Buck Wenfell
Connecticut Avenue
Fisher Booth
Englewood, N. J
Reginald
Nicholson
the Navy
Beekman Win ‘Throp
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William Corcoran Hill
Wilson
U. N
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Southerland
Lisu J
Charles H. Patterson
Frances Wabster
Eliott Colter
Boston
Dove
Chevy Chase
Kimball
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Frank 0. Briggs
Brownson
van Vechten Olcott
Ransom Cable
Miss Wood
Stickney
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Benjamin 8. Cable
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Robert M. Thompson
New York
Elizabeth Collins
EF. Andrews
Cairo
Ling
Pennsylvania Avenue
Edson Bradley
Miss Taft
Herbert Shipman
Church of Heavenly Rest
P. J. Lannox
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Toronto
John W. Foster
Youngs People
Margaret Dutles
Catherine Weeks
Weeks
Richard Sherman
Florence Miller
Gertrude Miller
Lilburn H. Steel
Miss Beltz
Connecticut
Garrard
George Y. Wheeler
Tombs
Edward Deakin
McDermot
Joseph Straus
George L. Smith
Elizabeth Deeble
Thomas Cleytor
Senor de la Barra
Republican Club
William H. Emory
Eames MacVeagh
Chicago
Secretary of the Treasury
Miss Cannon
Helen Cannon
Danville
Henry Corbin
Hudson
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Miss Overman
Cochran
Eleanor Ridgely
Winchester
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