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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1911
Page
14
Final clearance promotes steep reductions on winter garb as spring goods approach. Thirty and thirty five dollar suits drop to eighteen seventy five with sixty unique one of a kind styles in ceviots serges and English mixtures. Models include plain tailored and trimmed coats panel and plaited skirts in popular colors and sizes vary by color. Third Avenue GBL.
Final clearance sale offers 100 dresses including street frocks afternoon dresses debutante and evening gowns. Original prices 382.50 to 75.00 marked down to 32.50 to 39.75 with one piece styles in serges panamas chiffons satins and nets.
In connection with our sale of Women's Suits and Dresses we offer remaining stock of Waists and Blouses at clearance prices. Chiffon Cloth Blouses range eight eighty seven to twenty dollars. Irish Crochet Blouses 30 to 40 dollars. Cream Net Blouses eight seventy five to fifteen dollars. Sample one of a kind models nine seventy five. Messaline Satin Blouses five seventy five. Third floor G ft.
Clearance price eight dollars and seventy five cents each for skirts marked for disposal. Previously ten to fifteen dollars. New line of walking skirts described as ribbed chiffon broadcloth with high waist and panel back. Priced at ten seventy five, twelve seventy five, and fifteen dollars.
Washington society reports a large dinner hosted by Mr. Gist Blair at his home with Vice President and Mrs. Bacon Jr and many dignitaries attending. The event followed by theater and boxes at the National Theater, featuring notable ambassadors and lawmakers among the guests.
Washington society notes guests and homecomings with New York visitors and European travel plans. Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth lead to New York then California. Mrs Belmont hosts Tiffany, Cameron, and Wadsworth guests. Mrs Dennis hosts Mrs Hamilton Browning. Charlotte Laurence wed Edward Haslett in London. Miss Solomons sails Jan 31 to Paris then Europe. Mrs Roberts and Mrs Nethel host receptions. Wayson and Duffy wed in Baltimore. new home at 420 Fourth Street SE. Swift and Company report week beer sales in Washington averaging 8.82 cents per quart.
The article describes concessions for the heir apparent to Oxford, a half course, and special tutoring. After studies, the prince and Prince Albert will tour the world aboard a naval ship, then Albert will join cavalry and engineer corps while Albert becomes a midshipman aboard the home fleet. A New York doctor urges women to eat quickly, arguing fast digestion. He compares slow eating to a camel and cites rising woman suffrage. Lord Byron is cited as a reminder of a similar sentiment on women eating posture.
The exclusive milk diet suits tuberculosis best as it counters albumin and fat loss. With gentle exercise, pure air, cool temperature, and slow milk drinking, good results occur in most cases. Hippocrates advised goat milk for TB, and few goat cases are recorded.
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