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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1905

Page

7

Extravagant Fashion House Promises Global Drapery Collection

An advertisement extols lavish attire and ornate home furnishings from multiple European and Asian sources. It touts gowns for debutantes, balls, weddings, and social events, with Parisian lace details, Brussels, and varied silks and linens, emphasizing luxury and extensive stock to meet every entertaining demand.

Continent Ireland Scotland Germany France Iengland Austria Bavaria China Japan

Superb Silks Show Largest American Imports in Fashion

Silk Department showcases premier American and direct import silk designs. Featuring Cyrano Glace and Chameleon, Hand-printed Crepe, Rajah, Chiffon Faille, Messaline Travita, Crepe Bengaline, Korean Silk, and chiffon taffeta. Second floor offers gala and street wear silks for weddings and receptions.

Paris Sarah Glace

Dress Goods Department Offers Silk and Wool Crepes and Broadcloths

A curated selection highlights Dainty Wools and Silk and Wool fabrics ideal for evening wear. Popular weaves include French Voiles Silk and Wool Crepe de Chine and Albatross. Broadcloths in multiple creams, grays, blues, and earth tones suit opera wraps and gowns.

Millinery Hair Ornaments In Evening Styles

Beautiful assortment of hair ornaments for evening wear imported and domestic. Includes gilt and silver butterflies, spangled black butterflies, bowknots, colored flowers, gold and silver roses and foliage for corsages. Mesa Hair Ornaments and Corsage Garniture made to match costume. 5 in floor Tenth st.

Neckwear Fashion Notes and Silk Stock Offerings

A profusion of neckwear items appears in this catalog style listing including Ostrich Feather Boas in fashionable colors Mara beat and Coque Boas and Muffs to match soft Chiffon Jabots in dainty effects and rich stocks with many varieties. Also a fine assortment of hand embroidered linens lace Swiss embroidery rich Persian Scarfs and Squares large lace collars and delicate Rufflings for necks sleeves and trims. Main fod st Pus Elegancies and American productions for the

Corset Department Offers Paris Style Finery and Girdles

Corset department displays French corsets the Sapphire Lily of France and Parame with expert design and manufacture. Features exclusive street and evening wear in satin, coutil, broche, embroideries and ribbons. Includes girdle corsets in satin ribbons and bust supporters for negligees. Third floor Eleventh St.

France Paris Eleventh St

Fine Fans for Social Functions and Theatrical Uses

A refined display features Vernis Martin style and 16th to 17th century reproductions. Rich spangled fans with pearl or bone mounts, plain and inlaid. Hand-made lace fans with inlaid mountings and a large range of simpler varieties. Located at Matin floor F st for evening toilette finishing touches.

Nieh Vernis Martin

Social and personal dinner and luncheon hosts noted

Washington society notes describe two notable entertainments in honor of M. Funck Brentano and Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks. The Italian Ambassador and Baroness Mayor des Planches hosted a late evening reception for nearly 300 guests, with a luncheon earlier honoring M. Frielli Brentano. A French Embassy dinner followed with prominent attendees. The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Morton hosted another dinner including government officials and society members. Invitations were issued for the Michener Mohun marriage on January 26 at the Michener residence.

M. Funck-Brentano Morton Fairbanks Col Burr Mayor Des Planches Loes Paris Washington Ferna M. Frielli-Brentano Mme. Jusserand Funck-Brentano Dea Planches White Lodge Loomis Russell Cowles Thomas Nelson Page Henry James Hobson Merritt George Vanderbilt Secretary of the Navy Reginald Huidekoper Godfrey Philadelphia Wynne Hull Dayton Foss M. M. Parker Bernard Green Louis T. Michener Scott C. Bone Elizabeth Kean Timmons Nora Michener Barry Mohun Ninetsenih Street

Social notices at 1311 K Street and local receptions

Mrs Dixon wife of Representative Dixon of Montana and Mrs Garner wife of Representative Garner of Texas will not receive today but will be at home next Tuesday January 24 and February 7 at 1311 K Street from 3 to 6. Miss Maudlisbee back from abroad stays with Miss Alison Wilson at the Warragut. Miss Wilson at home Saturdays January 21 and 28. Mrs Roy and Miss Roy winter at 1901 I Street. Tea at Soldiers Sailors and Marines Club Saturday 3 to 6 social by Woman's Army and Navy League at 317 C Street NW. Reception committee includes Mrs Sternberg president and others. Mrs Willard Vandiver wife of Representative Vandiver will not receive today but will be at home on remaining Tuesdays in January. Mrs George W Prince will not be at home today but will receive January 2 on Thirteenth Street. Mr and Mrs Owen T Reeves Jr of New York visiting 165 Twenty-first Street. Lieut James Barbour Nalle has been spending a month with his parents.

Miriam Bangs Walter E. Hiiton John Elfreth Watkins, Jr Mie Fannie Bangs B Froncis Saul Hamilton George T. Dearing John Gill Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Church Wynne Howards. Nyman Portner Overstreet Representative Overstreet Portland M. J. Colbert Finness E. Stevens Henry Miss Henry Wiliam Bailey Lamar Representative Lamar Florida Shoreham Dixon Joseph M. Dixon Montana Garner J. N. Garner Texas K Street Maudlisbee Alison Wilson Warragut Miss Wilson Mrs. Roy Miss Roy I Street Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines’ Club Woman's Army and Navy League C Street Sternberg League Taft Morton Chaffee G. F. Elliott Willard Vandiver Representative Vandiver Missouri George W. Prince Thirteenth Street Owen T. Reeves, Jr New York William S. Hellen Twenty-first Street James Barbour Nalle Edmund Pendleton Nalle

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