Linen Tailored Suits and Frocks Displayed in Costume Dept
The display features linen tailored suits, frocks, lingerie dresses and blouses in sheer white fabrics with lace, embroidery, and fine materials from Ramie Burlingham Holland Joiah Linens. Models include riding wear and Paris lingerie blouses. Items are shown in Costume and Joel Departments on the third floor G street.
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Ramie
Burlingham
Holland
Joiah
Paris
Joel Depariients
G Street
Displaying Accessories for Southern Wear in Latest Styles
We are also displaying accessories for southern wear. Straw and silk hats in new models for travel and veranda. Hosiery of silk, silk, and cotton. Styles include patent leather, black and tan, Russia cloth and white Diana ties and pumps. Also boots and riding gear for men.
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Maine
Russia
Spring High Grade Wash Fabrics Premiere Styles
A list of exclusive fabrics and new 190M styles including silk, satin, voile, chiffon, poplin, and batistes. Highlights quient materials suitable for evening gowns and Southern resort wear, with dainty designs not often duplicated at Vali Beach and similar destinations.
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Deo Bose
Vali Beach
Season of 1909 White Fabrics in New Stock
MO2T presents a comprehensive 1909 White Fabrics assortment with American and European imports. Includes Persian, French, Swiss lawn and batiste, organdie, Nainsook, Dimity, linens, and embroideries for dresses, lingerie, and needlework.
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America
England
Ireland
France
Switzerland
Percale
Engfile
Macias
Stage types changing in capital social dinners and dinners
A Washington society note highlights a shift in stage portrayal from the adventuress to a more natural female lead. Belasco credits Walter and Miss Frances Starr for the trend, while praising Laura Murdock for frailty and weakness. The piece mixes reviews with a social diary of dinners and exchanges among officials and prominent residents.
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David Belasco
Belasco
Eugene Walter
Frances Starr
Gelasco
Uet
Laura Murdock
Lecuse
de Richt
Mr. Beliseo
Walter W
Aaster
Brockton
Laur
Elks Plan Minstrel Show At Hikes Hall
Washington lodge Elks prepare a three night minstrel event at Hikes Hall February 1 2 and 3 with local talent and a new wardrobe. Fred J Mersheimer heads the committee and promises acts surpassing prior efforts. parade plans and professional night are noted with proceeds benefiting Lodge ledge charity.
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Washington Lodge At
Elks
Manmoeth
Hikes' Hall
D. Fred J. Mersheimer
EER’ Beer
Talen
Jolly Corks
Washington Lodge
Nanes
Loral Gutfitter
Ledge Charit
Paris Duca de Chaulnes Baptism Plans Amid Manhattan Ties
Society notes from Paris describe the duke of Chaulnes two months old, carried to the street for a photo with nurse and Miss Roberta Ray of Chicago. The duchess is confined, and the family plans christening at Chateau Darapierre with European aristocracy as guests. Meanwhile, London society follows Mrs. Raymond at the Ritz, and noble marriages quicken imperial ties with Lady Violet Eliot to marry Lord Charles Fitzmaurice in Calcutta.
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Avenue Hoche
Paris
Ducati Pergan
Uit
Roberta Ray
Chicago
John Drake
Shonts
Bliss Ray
Mothe
Hun
Huby
Marel
Shents
Shere
Shants
France
Eirape
Chateau Darapierre
Chateau
Fe Chaulnes
Miss Ray
Arlp
Mentone
Ritz
London
Beauty War
Mr. Raymond
Brighton
Pabariute
Prince Francis of
Teck
Prince Musky
Lord Wodehouse
Count Seheny
Mrs. Raymond
Wpman
Vstage
la Rave
Violet Eliot
Lord Uminte
St. Paul's
Catcutta
Lore Charles Fitzmaurice
Lord Lansdowne
Marquis of Lansdowne
Canada
India
Hebride
Earl of Minto
Ruby Elliot
Earl of
Crome
Memiers
Hugh Elliot
Minla
Madras
Tay
Mississippi Society Elects 1809 Officers at Pythia Temple
The Mississippi Society elected officers for 1809 during a Saturday meeting at the Pythia Temple and installed them in a body. Newly elected officers included President J u. M. Glark first vice president B. a. Humphries second vice president Mrs O W Petlos treasurer W P Ram secretary Miss Bennie Nabe historian Miss Alice Lusk reporter Zallie Brinker. A vocal program followed with Pieno solo John Meson Keeling selections by the Philharmonic quartet directed by Harr Wheaton Howard a song by Miss Lilian Chenowith and a vocal session by Mrs Wollingsworth. Refreshments closed the program.
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Mississippi Society
Pythia Temple
J U. M. Glark
B. A. Humphries
Pieno
John Meson Keeling
Philharmonic Quartet
Harr Wheaton Howard
Lilian Chenowith
Wollingsworth
Death of S A Kann Young Man in Washington
Stanley A Kann 18 son of Lewis and Hattie Kann died at his home 8 Evshth street northwest Friday night after a short illness. He had worked in the family jewelry business and was a graduate of local public schools, a member of the District National Guard and the Washington Association. Funeral at his home at 9 this morning with Rabb Stern officiating, body to be taken to Baltimore for burial.
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Stanley A. Kann
Lewis
Hattie Kann
Evshth
Mr. Kann
District Naional Guard
Washington!lor “Association
Rabb Stern
Baltimore
Hard Colds and Blood Purity Claim Medicine Ad
An old advertisement asserts pure blood resists hard colds and that physiology explains it. Hood's Sarginarilia is said to purify the blood, strengthen mucous membranes, and restore system health, claiming it outperforms other remedies in recovering from colds.
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Hood
Italian Count Courting Heiress in Queens Locales
New York dispatch reports Luigi Ciccino, a tall wealthy Italian count, arrived secretly in Woodhaven to court Giovanna Neapolitano, daughter of Carmine Neapolitano, a wealthy contractor and property owner in Woodhaven and Ozone Park. The couple, having fallen for each other after visits and Giovanna’s musical talents, had their banns published at the Local Trinity Remen Catholic Church of Woodhaven and plan a future possibly in Woodhaven or Italy, with a European honeymoon likely to follow.
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Woodhaven
Queensborough
Itty
Mies Giovanna Neapolitano
Carmine Neapolitano
Shee and
Leather Street
Luirt
Haly
Miss Giovanna
Broadway
Ozone Park
Queens
Italy
Saglano
Caserta
Count Luigi Cicciny
Count Luigi
Neapolitanus
Giovanna
J. Count
Luigi
America
Station Quarter
Mass Govanna
Tuly
Tralan Remen Catholic
Fev. Pathe
Garbottini
Uuigi
Parenta Shoul
Europe
Warm socks for Theodore Roosevelt on African trip
Special to The Washington Pose reports Theodore Roosevelt will take warm Maine knitted socks on his African journey. The items were made in Aroostook County by a blind worker, with Mrs Caldwell of Sherman Mills noted for sending a gift. Roosevelt sends Christmas wishes and a signed note to the maker.
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Washington
Boston
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt
Aroostook County
Mlavilla O. Caldwell
Sherman Mills
bin Sewall
Theodore Rookevelt
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