Woodward & Lothrop Footwear Listing Manila Style
New York Washington Paris catalogue remnant day item listing assorted slippers and women’s shoes. Includes black suede slippers, white satin with chiffon rosettes, pastel satin styles, various sizes, and patent vamp lace shoes. Describes Goodyear soles, Cuban heels, and leather uppers with multiple size options. Third floor tenth et.
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Russia
Velvet Afternoon Dresses and Fur Sets Sale in Costume Dept
Women's department offers 4 velvet afternoon dresses 1 silk girdle dresses and gowns with lace trim at 1295 each. Black chiffon dress 2950. Cream charmeuse dress 337.50. Several three piece suits coats furs and muffs heavily discounted with prices and former figures listed across third floor department displays.
Friday Millinery Reductions Highlight Velvet and Plush Hats
Friday reductions in the millinery department feature untrimmed velvet and plush hats reduced to 1.00 each, with women’s trimmed hats originally 2.50 to 4.00 now 3.00 and 5.00, children's hats at 0.50, and untrimmed hats at 0.50. The sale offers a range of colors, shapes, and sizes from the store’s own workrooms, emphasizing value and variety.
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Tlus
Paul Jones and Mendel
Friday Special in Women's Black Hosiery Sale
Fifty pieces of women hosiery described as seconds with minor mend spots offered at a special price. Originally selling at 25c, 35c, and 50c per pair, the sale price is 17c per pair or 3 for 50c, with a large quantity noted.
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Womerr
Clearance Women’s Suits and Kimonos Sale
Week long sale adds new lots at $12.95 for women and misses suits in black navy and stout sizes up to 51 bust. Regularly 25 to 30, with season ahead. Also soft silk kimonos in Persian Japanese and flowered designs at 3.50 each and lawn aprons with embroidery trimming 25c each. Third floor Gat and F st.
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Gat
Diplomatic and political hosts at Washington dinners
Social page lists numerous state officials diplomats and dignitaries invited to official dinners. Guests include Vice President Mrs Marshall Justice McKenna Senators Simmons Borah Gore Shively Swanson Lea Pomerene and Williams among others. Attendees reflect high level U S political and diplomatic circles with foreign ambassadors also hosting events.
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Bryan
Marshall
Justice McKenna
McKenna
M Simmons
North Carolina
Borah
Idaho
Gore
Oklahoma
Shively
Indiana
Swanson
Virginia
Lea
Tennessee
Pomerene
Ohio
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Charlea
Thomas
Colorado
Ollie James
Kentucky
Shafroth
John &. Barbour
Fairfax Courthough
Stephen B Hikina
James K. Jones
Thomas F. Walsh
Thomas Richereseny
Henry Gassaway Davis
Mrs Houston Hosts Wives of Missouri Delegation in Congress
Mrs David F Houston entertained at a buffet luncheon at her PF street home in compliment to the wives of Missouri’s congressional delegation. Guests included Mrs William J Stone and Mrs James A Reed among many others. Also noted was a Fort Myer dance and reception honoring Fifth cavalry officers and women, with Col Wilder presiding at the reception.
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Secretary of the Interior
Franklin K Lane
Wyoming Avenue
Gilbert Hitchcock
Key Pittman
Thomas Ewing
Adolph Caspar Miller
Needham Jones
F. H. Gallup
Fort Myer
Oliver P. Newman
James
Richmond
Miss Morris
Carroll Summerall
Capt
Locke
David F Houston
PF Street
Missouri
Congress
Champ Clark
Folk
State Department
Galloway
Agriculture
Mra Houston
William J. Stone
James A. Reed
James T Lloyd
W W. Rucker
J W. Alexander
Charles F Booker
William Borland
C.C Dickinneon
A. W. Hamlin
D. W Shackleford
Richard Bartholdt
I.C Dyer
W. L Hensley
J. J. Russell
P. D Decker
T L Rubey
Fifth Cavalry
Col. W.,e. Wilder
David S. Barry
Playhouse
Cora Barry
Miss Barry
Florence Hancock
Philadelphia
Barry
Gugsta
Henry M.pilford
Dubeny Howland
David Wagstaff
Albert
Eugene Gallatin
Opera Club
Army and Navy
Thomas H. Larry
Hastern Department
William G. Haan
J. B
Earl Cowley
Biarritz
Clare Buxton
Francis Stapleton
GC Buxton
Countess Cowley
London
George Jay Gould
Fortyfourth Street
New York
Mie Mimi Scott
George Isham Scott
Harris
Mina Clare Saunders
G Street
David Stewart Hendrick
Miss Hendrick
Notess of the Smart Set Called From Exchanges
Mrs George Metcalf and Mrs Theo dore Tiller hosted a luncheon in Denver House yesterday with a varied guest list. Attendees included Mrs Pierce Miller of New York Miss Fay Milburn Miss A and others from Canton Ohio Providence R I and Nevada City Names and relations are given among Senators and spouses as guests for the rest of the visit.
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Pezet
George Metcalf
Theodore Tiller
Etha Patterson Griffin
Lee Stubpiefiela
Clancy
New_York
Goldsmith
Eather Denny
Hopkins
Hughes
London
Todd
Harry Moses
Howard Dean
Chiswell
Murphy
Parker
Percy Duvall
Denver House
Pierce Miller
Nev. York
Fay Milburn
A. D. Booklus
Katherine Brant
Canton
Ohio
Pomerene
Senator
Popular hostesses in official society in Washington social season
The article details prominent foreign and American hosts in the capital's winter social scene. Capt. Filippo Camperio and Mme Camperio, visiting from Italy, join Washington society life with residences on Massachusetts Avenue and R street. Debuts, dinners, and card teas mark gatherings at coworking diplomats, Congress Hall, Shoreham, and Powhatan venues, with numerous prominent attendees including Mrs. Kern, Miss Barry, and other congress members’ spouses.
Tea dance guests at Shoreham include notable names
At yesterday's Shoreham tea dance guests included Mrs. George Summertin hosting eight, Mrs. A.T. Britton, the Minister of Peru, Mme. de Petet, with Miss Langhorn and Mr. Washington among the attendees.
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Venezuela
Legation
Peru
Mme. Pezet
Frankb. Crosthwaite
William Handley
Frederick B. McKenny
Pan-American Union
Mme. Vanes
Helen Leghorn
Frances Sprague
G. W. Peirce
Cardinal Gibbons
Patten
Senator Aldrich
Washington
Shoreham
George Summertin
A.T. Britton
Mme. de Petet
Miss Langhorn
Mr. Washington
Georgetown Law junior prom at Willard Hotel
The Georgetown University Law School junior prom is set for February 16 at the Willard Hotel starting at 9. The Marine Band will provide music. Mrs. William B. Padden leads the prom committee. Mrs. Chauncey B. Baker hosted an auction bridge party yesterday. Miss Anna Bryan and Mrs. Bryan hosted an auction bridge party followed by a tea for their guest Miss Gladys Stealey of New York.
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Harry Kimmell
Helen Bache Kimmell
Byron
Adams
Miss Adams
Miss Byrne
Philadelphia
Georgetown University Law School
Willard Hotel
Marine Band
William B. Padden
Chauncey B. Baker
Col. Baker
Anna Bryan
B.C. Bryan
Bryan
Gladys Stealey
New York
Fair Riders Rehearse Cavalry Experts Debut in Washington
A Washington audience will see two troops of the Fifth cavalry from Fort Myer perform a debut display on P Street tonight. The program features saber and tandem riding by 22 riders, a bareback drill, saddle class, and a six-jump event judged by military officers and a French attache. The Fifth Cavalry Band will play, with a post-exhibition tea for club members.
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Fort Myer
P Street
Tanbatk
Egquestriennes
Fifth Cavalry
Fifteenth Cavalry
Washington
Misgee Jeannette
Dasha Allen
Morrie Evans
Mildred Greble
Alice B. Shepard
Agra Bennett
Helen Buchanan
Ethel MacMurray
Cary D Langhorne
Marjorie Critten
Eugenie Pichon
Edythe
Margaret Howard
Lucy R. Siddons
Edith Goode
Ruth Anderson
Elizabeth Bryan
Ruth Hitchcock
George Oakley Totten
Robert 8 Hume
George X MacLanshan
Robert H. Chapman
Wiliam P
Eno May LeRoy
Lyon
Comdr
Maximilian Burstyn
Legation
Count de Bertier de Sauvigny
Swinner
Robert M Thompson
Regent
Duke of Norfolk
Edythe Howard
Adonis
Boss
J Borden Harriman
Hackle
Diomede
Aurora
Dawn
William P. Eno
Almeta
Gray Light
J Breckinridge Bayne
Gallant Lad
Red Cloud
Kelly
Cary T Grayson
Dargle
Jeannette Allen
Capt William Mitchell
Robert G Paxton
Dan
Blue Ridge
Prince Henry
Robin
Goldenrod
Lucy Siddons
Masterpiece
J. William Henry
J. Breckinridge Bayne
Samuel J. Henry
Fifth Cavalry Band
Club Eaerenee
Delatone Hair Removal Paste Promises Pain Free Skins
A Danish advertisement describes a simple paste of powdered delatone and water applied to facial hair on the upper lip cheek or chin for about two minutes then rubbed away to remove remaining delatone. It claims the skin will be smooth and free from spots after treatment. The text warns to ensure genuine delatone is used.
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