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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1908

Page

29

Girls Winter Coats and Dresses at Sale Prices

An assortment of girls and misses coats in blue and red cheviot and fancy mixtures priced at 10.00 down from 12.50 and 15.00. Also broadcloth coats, all wool dresses in jumper and two piece styles, lawn guimpes, and silk petticoats in various colors. Shoes for Misses and Children include patent kidskin, white buckskin, and iron head box calf styles in multiple sizes. January sale features muslin undergarments with silk petticoats and Jersey-top Petticoats in colors and styles for house, street, and evening wear.

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Corsets for All Occasions in Arisan Models

ARISIAN models of our own direct importation offer corsets for house street neglige and evening wear. A full line of medium and lower priced domestic goods includes the following items.

Arisian

Colonial Grocery List Shows Wide Range of Items and Prices

A cluttered old inventory lists Colonial brand goods with weights and prices. Items span lard, hams, molasses, breakfast herring, vanillas, olives, prunes, cherries, cranberries, flour, cheese, and fresh baked cakes. Locations mention Florida oranges, Minnesota spring wheat flour, and New York cheeses, with prices quoted per unit or pound.

Bordeaux France Minnesota Vermont Wefort Camembert Savanuligh Dairy New York

Social and Personal: Washington society notes shift to a state function

Invitations were issued for a January 23 reception honoring the Supreme Court justices. Miss Gertrude Clagett wed Paymaster Edmund W. Bonnatfon in a Washington Club ceremony attended by notable guests. A busy social week featured dinners, musicales, and large dress events at the White House and embassies, with many ambassadors, senators, and society leaders in attendance.

Supreme Court Clagett-Bonnatfon Roosevelt Ihs White House Mra Mias Cannon Borah Senator Bourne Brown Dixon Taylor Stephenson Jaiiston Serene D. Payne John Sharp Williams McCawley le Reure Townsend Timmons Kean Carow Christine Roosevelt Mira Upham John Barr Jan Stckeer Lilla Ormond Charles White Mendelasch Lemaire Strenade Strauss The Supreme Cour Secretary of Commerce and Labor Bhraua Fairbanks Aime Jusserand Baroness Sternburg Bryce Depew Benatar Dillingham Nicholas Longworth Beelan Winthrop Hustis Mires. Abraham New York Hobson Bayard Aachstadter Wiliam Douging Sloane Whitelaw Reid Esa Misa Lang D. ©. Mills Ham California Copenhagen Commonwealth Miss Langham Reid Mills Sloann Chicago Grand Central Station Capitol Diplo Ogden Berthice Mills Therese Sloane Iselin Jean Reid Ogden Mills Cowles J. Ridgeley Carter Mildred Carter Craig Wadsworth Burrows Held Mr. Mills Raid Mme Nabuco Scott Hopkins Secra Mary Custis Tee Mary of War Oliver Robert FE. Lee Hagarant Richmond Brandeges Octavius J. Norris Baltimore Paris Nice Gertrude Clagett Mis William H. Clagett Edmund W. Bonnaffon U. S Miss Clagett George Howard Mr. Howard Lady Howard Washington Club I Street

Gallinger Named Director of Columbia Hospital Board

Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire, chairman of the Senate District Committee, appointed by the Vice President as a director of the Columbia Hospital in this city to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Senator Martin of Virginia.

Gallinger Martin New Hampshire Senate District Committee Columbia Hospital Martn Virginia

Gossip of society secrets behind charity balls and art

Gossip of society recounts rumors about Miss Mary Astor Paul s ball at Horticultural Hall with butterflies and lavish decor. It notes others like Miss Dorothy Randolph and compares costs with Philadelphia balls, then shifts to a Frick loan exhibition at Union League Club featuring eighteen paintings worth about 1 5 million and Rembrandts prominent in the display.

Horticultural Hall James W. Paul, Jr Philadelphia Mr. Paul New York Mary Astor Paul Dorothy Randolph Paris Ball Miss Randolph Wil Paul Randolph Edward C. Knight Clara Knight Edney J. Colford Frederick Hemstey J. Madison Taylor Frances West Hemsley Quincy Adams Gilbnore Mose Mabel Taylor Giffard Covhtun Paul Ball Henry C. Frick Glew Union League Club Union League Cluir William A. Clark Frick Fifth Avenue Rembrandt

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