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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1913

Page

12

Friday Clearance Sale Women’s Fine Cloth Coats at 15 Dollars

A large clearance features high grade coats from Broadcloths to Boucles in multiple colors and styles with long shawl or velvet collars. Materials include camel hair cloth, chinchilla, serges, and rough suiting in black blue gray and red. Prices are 15 dollars, with value claims up to 30 dollars, highlighting immediate, exceptional bargains for women seeking quality outerwear.

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Friday Specials on Women's Vests and Combination Suits

An importer offers Friday specials on Women's Imported Swiss Ribbed All Silk Vests with silk list, crocheted fronts, low neck, sleeveless in size 6, some soiled, mostly clean, at 75 cents each. Also Women's Jersey Ribbed Combination Suits in size 6, low neck, sleeveless, knee-length, lace trim, at 1.00 to 1.50 dollars, with regular prices noted as higher.

Friday Specials in New Silks

Friday specials in New Silks feature 22-inch Broche Cachemire de Sole heavy weight silk at 69 cents per yard, with colors including old rose helitrope catawba light stay yobehn reseda dark gray and ivory. Also 12 yards of 22-inch Broe Mandarin Silk offered for gowns skirts and various garments, on the second floor-G.

Friday Special in Little Children's Dresses

Friday Special offers dainty little dresses for ages two, four, and six in white, tan, and blue linen. Styles feature a mono tone kimono, low neck, short sleeves, scalloped embroidery, and spray front design. Only ten dozen available at 50 cents each on the third floor F street.

Friday Special in Women’s Evening Slippers

Several small lots of Evening Slippers from regular stock are marked at clearance prices due to sizes and assortments being too broken for regular stock. All perfect goods in black velvet, black satin, white kidskin, patent leather with opera and colonial trims. Third floor Tenth St.

Three First Ladies To Dine At White House Event

President Taft and Mrs Taft host Mrs Grover Cleveland and Mrs Benjamin Harrison with Esther Cleveland at the White House gathering. Mrs Cleveland arrives with Prof T J Preston and will be hosted by Mr and Mrs John Hays Hammond. Various guests and social luminaries attend the reception in Washington.

Taft Cleveland Benjamin Harris John Hays Hammond Grover Cleveland Benjamin Harrison T. J. Preston Parker Admiral Parker U.S. N Westmoreland White House Esther Cleveland Washington Land J. ' Pregton Hammond Massachusetts Avenue Killarney New York Preston John M Wilson Frances Brooks Charmeuse Heth Noyes Frances Hoar Eleanor Reybury Sally Williame Elizabeth Rogers Feroune Perkins Miss Hoyle Karl Core Pittsburgh Hayward Charles W. Taft Interior Fisher Julia Meyer Commerce and Labor Nagel Henry White Seherr Thoss Champ Clark John M. Wilson Thomas F. Bayard Henry F. Dimock Dimock Hutchingon Hilary A Herbert Benjamin Micou Hoke Smith Hugh Wallace Nathaniel Francis Nelson A Miles Jusserand de Peretti de la Rocca Mme Calvo Signor Catalani Italy Mme Chang Yung Kwai Senor Algara Mme Riano Henri Martin Legation Brun Denmark John P Jackson Ten Eyck Wendell Justice McKenna Justice Hughes Hughes Justice, Brown Brown Justice Lamar Lamar Leonard Wood Wood Aleshire Martin Knapp Edwards Harris Alfred E .Bat Hunt Slater Robert Hinckley Gladys Hinckley Slater Matthew T Scott George Whitfield Brown Russell Train Ridgely William Driggs Natalie Driggs Edward Mitchell Richard Townsend Marion P. Mays Charles Henry Butler Calderon Carlisle Misa Jane Riggs Crozier Lloyd Bowers Norman Williams Gordon Wickersham Phil Vassiileff Adelphia Imbagsy Charles P Tatt Louis More Cincinnati de Bach Robert Ludlow Fowler Jobn John A. Gade Daya Hobart Porter BF. P. Moore Kiesel Albert Akin George Pepper Weir Mitchell Philadelphia

Social Page Guests Fill White House Dinners and Teas

A lengthy social column details Washington society events with numerous dignitaries and families attending dinners, teas, and dances at the White House and nearby homes. Names include Taft, Wickersham, Bryce, and numerous ambassadors, ministers, and senators.

Mrs Edwin Parker and Miss Parker at home Fridays in January

Notices list social at home hours for Mrs Edwin Parker Parker and the Misses Parker for remaining Fridays in January with some conflicts for Mrs Neil Brown and other households. National officials leave for New York entertainments with the Womans Relief Corps and Grand Army of the Republic. Marriage announced for Mabel Estelle Perry to M C Weaver on December 31, 1912 at the bride’s home. After a trip north the couple will reside on Georgetown Heights.

Edwin Pearson Parker Misses Parker Isabel Worrell Ball Woman's Relief Corps Washington New York City Grand Army of the Republic Womans Relief Corps Margaret W Perry Mabel Estelle M C Weaver Charles H. Waters Weaver Georgetown Heights

Mrs Leech And Miss Guthrie To Receive Next Frids

Mrs John Frederick Leech and Miss Guthrie of 1754 Massachusetts avenue will not receive today but will be at home on following Fridays in the month Mrs BE Sackett and Mrs Frederica Leech Monks will receive with Mrs Leech and Miss Guthrie due to her recent illness Mrs Leech cannot return calls

John Frederick Leech Miss Guthrie Massachusettes Avenue BE. P Sackett Frederica Leech Monks Leech

Duchess of Connaught Rests Comfortably at Victoria Hospital

Montreat Jan 9 The Duchess of Connaught wife of the Governor General of Canada and aunt of King George of England, suffering from peritonitis, passed a comfortable night and rests easier this morning according to a bulletin issued tonight. Her condition has remained unchanged since yesterday. she has slept at intervals and her strength is maintained.

F. Johnson Col. Johnson U. A Fort Myer R. A. Brown May Brown Leonard Wood Downey Smith Normorie Winter Lambie John Newbold Atkinson Bundy Brown Miller Compton Fitts Chicago Canada Eltinge Owen Ottawa J. H. Lefevre Royal Victoria Hospital Panama

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