Remnant Day at Friday Market Attracts Bargains
Our remnant sale offers attractive weekly bargains across multiple classes of goods. Many lots are small and not listed in detail, often containing the best deals. Early inspection is advised to grab these limited items. Hours are 8:30 A M to 8:30 P M. Until further notice.
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la Revue of
Paria
Mme
Juliette Adam
Daniel Lesueur
the Ducheau d'Uzes
Jules Clarette
Emile Fabie
Anatole France
Paul Herview
Max Nordau
Claude Wervel
Georges Lecomte
Paul Marguerite
Mareel Prevost
Max Nordan
Janumry
Friday Bargain in Valenciennes Laces
Special purchase of Valenciennes laces with sedges and insertions to match. Ranges from 34 inches to wide widths. Suitable for trimming lingerie dresses and underwear. Prices vary from $1.00 to $173. Mac Moot offers many values and selections.
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Valencion
Friday Bargain in Rich Portieres and Accessories
A fragmentary advertisement lists dramatic price cuts on various portieres and related items. Several items show discounted pair and single prices, with bold figures such as 93.75, 600, 4.50, and 10.00. The unreadable section ends with multiple price lines for curtains and silks, suggesting a clearance sale in Rich Portieres.
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Aegean
Friday Bargain in Women’s Linen Waists and Remnants
Bargain sale features Irish linen shirt waists by Tiske Clarke Flage with various styles and sizes 32 34 40 and 42 at 3.30 each. Also remnants include tucked net waists taupe satins embroidered laces and imported lingerie shirts reduced from high prices to sale figures.
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Tiske, Clarke &Flage
Friday Bargains in Linen Huck Towels
Local shoppers are offered linen Huck towels at bargain prices with tight sales notes. Various towel sizes and hemmed options are advertised at prices around three dollars per dozen and similar terms, inviting immediate purchase.
Painting Tent Sale at Far Market Shows Deep Discounts
Picture Department offers framed paintings and photography gear at substantial cuts. Items include large oil paintings, hand tinted photogravures, and German Village scenes with gilt frames. Prices slashed from $30.00s to under $1000, with several pieces around $95 to $475.
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Coucher
Tay
Women's Suit Dept Offers Various Coats and Dresses
Inventory includes Cheviot coat suits in multiple colors, semifit and double-breasted designs with satin lining and gored skirts. Prices cut from high values to as low as ten dollars. imported Dreas and Voile Princess Dress feature lace, silk, and velvet trims. Sizes range around 31 to 35 with long coats and plaid-plaid back styles noted.
Fur Department Sale Notes and Reduced Prices
Auction style retailer lists reductions on furs and scarves. Items include Isabella Fox Shawl Scarf reduced from 225.00 to 18.75, Japanese Mink Shawl Scarf cut to 20.00, and Electric Seal Fur Set down to 10.00 with other small markdowns.
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Isabella Fox
Misses' Garment Discounts on Coats and Dresses
Reduced from 135.00 to 10.50 each for girls suits and jackets. Items include brown net and garnet coats, full skirts, novelty cloth coats, and heavy Galatea dresses. Prices drop across multiple garments from 2.95 to 1.45 and from 30.04 to 10.00 with sizes noted.
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Meir
Liza
Luca Auor
China Department Offer on Austrian and French China Items
In a sale listed by the China Department numerous Austrian and French china pieces are offered at reduced prices. Savings include pieces like salad bowls and decorated serviceware with marks of slight imperfections. Prices drop from higher tags to low figures, with phrases noting reduced costs and limited quantities.
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China
Housefurnishings dept sale discounts listed
Shopworn and dented items include nickel plated chafing dish tea pot jelly mold and wash boiler with large reductions. Others are nickel platedware baskets covers and hampers with price drops from a few cents to several dollars at Century Furniture Posh Fifth through Eleventh streets.
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Century
Eleventh St
Diplomatic Guests Dine at White House With Roosevelts
Diplomatic corps attended a White House dinner hosted by President and Mrs Roosevelt. Guests included fourteen members plus Miss Eleanor Woodward and Miss Martha Ross. Various ambassadors and ministers were represented, with Rear Admiral McGowan hosting at a Sixteenth Street house and multiple private dinners noted among attendees.
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Mrs. McGowan
Sixteenth Street
White House
Diplomatic Corps
Roosevelt
Corrior
Turkey
Washington
Senor Godoy
Takahira
von Bernstorff
Mme. Leger
Mme. de Calva
Mme. de l — Corea
A. Douglas
Stoneleigh Court
Tungheon
Tungheon of In Coveré Moncheur
Rauscher’a
Mme
Patlen
Quesada
Mae de Calderon
Cassel
Repre
Maintater
Sentative
Mia Cassel
Shoreham
Felix Holt
Ecuador
Misa Koon
Miss Woodward
Miss Ray
Colombien
Mme. Demond
Miss Warner
Miss Yerkes
Mise
Missea Larabet
I Pao
Gertram T. Clayton
Deef Richmond
Receptions Planned and Held at Rochambeau and Other Homes
Washington social scene reports a string of dinners and receptions. Mrs Richard Butler and other hosts entertained in honor of dignitaries including the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Newberry, the Secretary of the Interior and Mrs Garfield, and Gen J Franklin Bell. Various guests from embassy circles and Congress attended. A series of at home events is outlined for January at Rochambeau and other residences, with dates and hosts listed. The piece also notes Dr Hart Merriam’s address at the Congressional Club and plans for a vice president, speaker, and other dignitaries at upcoming receptions.
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Richard Butler
Rochamteau
Secretary of the Nay
Newberry
Secretary of the Interior
Garfiald
Senator du Pont
J. Franklin Bell
Herbert Wadsworth
Fremont-Smith
Hart Merriam
Congressional Club
Merriam
Fairbanks
Cannon
Social leaders in gala Metropolis nightlife details
Snaps from an evening at the Metropolitan Opera House show Mrs Hollins Smit McKim and others in elaborate gowns in box seats. The piece shifts to a Paris salon survey on women’s loyalty and freedom, then Havana receptions for Cuban pacification officers, with U.S. officers and society figures present.
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Metropolitan Opera House
George L. Kingsland
Louis T. Hoyt
Angel Phelps
John Weekes
Myr
Reeve Merritt
Italian earthquake relief benefit at the Belusca in Washington
This afternoon the Belusca hosts a benefit for Italian earthquake survivors with Washington society in attendance. Performers and audience include young society women selling programs. Committee members include Mire Chew and Lilian Chew among others. Guests include Mrs. Plochot’s sister Mrs. Charles J. S ead of New York and Mrs. Montgomery and Miss Montgomery of Portland Oregon.
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Belusca
Washington
Mire Chew
Mies Lilian Chew
Mary Chew
Yule¢ Noble
Ingalls Bride Weds Roy M. Smith in Washington Ceremony
Mims Claire Ingalls, daughter of Dr. and Mrs JKE Ingalls, married Ge Roy M. Smith of New York at the couple’s Ninth Street residence. Reverend George P. Wilson conducted the ceremony with Reverend H C Ingall assisting. Guests included relatives and close friends, followed by a luncheon. The couple departed for a southern bridal trip.
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Miss Pearson
C. Arthur P Pearson
London
England
David Foote Ballers
Pousetlo
Ninth Street
Ge Roy M. Smith
New York
George P. Wilson
H.C. Ingall
Coldchester
Weds Lieut Townsend in Washington Church Ceremony
Special to The Washington Post. Miss Gaither wed Lieut Julius Curtis Townsend of Keokuk Iowa at Christ Church Baltimore Jan 14 in a 7:80 pm ceremony attended by a formal naval escort and a fashionable assembly. Guests from Philadelphia Annapolis New York and Louisville joined the reception at Judge Gaither's Preston apartment before the couple left for a southern trip.
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Washington
Baltimore
Christ Church
Gaither
Julius Curtis Townsend
James R. Dykes
J. Atkinson Campbell
Prentas Bassett
Frederick V. McNair
Edward J. Marquart
Charles Belknap al
United States Navy
Placide Thompson
Philadelphia
Allen Albaugh
Eugene
Newbold
Frank C. Marcia
G. J. Rowells
Atkinson Campbell
Crag Atmore
James A. Murphy
Charles T. Wernwag
William Morris
Hancock
Thomas Hil
John Thixlon
Louisville
Elizabeth Gore
Wilmington
N. C
James R. Young
Young
A. G. Aflen
Cincinnati
Reception to Mrs Robinson in Washington
Mrs George O Robinsor of Detroit Michigan elected president of the Woman's Home Missionary Society will be guest of honor at a reception this evening from 8 to 10 in Rust Hall North Capitol and M streets Northwest. Bishops Hartzell and Cramton and Dr Wilder will attend along with other prominent Methodists.
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George O. Robinsor
Detroit
Michigan
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church of America
Rust Hall
North Capitol
M Streets
Northwest
Robinson
Methodist Japiscopal Church
United States
Sibley Hospital
George O. Robinson
San Juan
Ferto Rico
Washington
Hartzell and Cramton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilder
National Training School
Brazilian Ambassador’s Daughter Narrowly Survives Car Crash
Investigation shows Miss Carothe Nabuco, daughter of Brazil’s ambassador, escaped serious harm after a carriage wreck on Sixteenth Street and Scott Street. She had been en route to a Swedish legation dinner, switched to another vehicle after the collision, and attended the dinner. The taxi struck the lighter vehicle with savage force, nearly demolishing the carriage.
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Carothe Nabuco
Nabduco
Rome
Sixteenth Street
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