Woodward & Lothrop Display At Palm Beach Resort Focus
Woodward and Lothrop showcases spring selections on the main floor and in broader departments. The display features articles and accessories for Palm Beach and other southern resorts, including exclusive novelties not yet available later in the season.
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Palm Beach
New Black Dress Fabrics For Spring of 1908
A catalog reveals fashionable spring and summer fabrics. Mohairs, Brilliantines, Siciliennes dominate with shadow stripes and quirks like chevron patterns. Includes vast price listings for Voiles, Serges, Batistes, Panamas and sheer lingerie materials plus French lingerie gowns and undergarments at various price points.
Nugget Shoe Polishes Demonstration in Downtown Store
Demonstration in the Shoe Department on the third floor promotes the Nugget Polishes for all leathers. The water resistant, acid free polish preserves leather, provides a jet black shine, and lasts longer without rubbing off. Free shoe shines offered today on Third floor Tenth St Estemonsiat.
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Tenth St. Estemonsiat
Social and Personal: Diplomatic Guests in Bright Uniforms
New York social world centers on the Vanderbilt wedding with Count Laszlo Szechenyi at 11 in West Fifty-seventh Street. Ambassador and officials attend. dinners at Rauscher’s honor the President. many diplomats, hosts, and society figures travel between Washington and New York for the season.
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New York
Gladys Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Laszlo Szechenyi
Hungary
Smother
West Fifty-seventh Street
Austria-Hungary
Hengelmuller
Washington
Baron Hoenning
Stephen
Dionys Szechenyl
Diony Szechenyl
America
Anton Sigray
Paul Hsterhazy
Apponyi
Stephen Praezdziecki
Baroness Hengelmuller
West Indies
Bonaparte
Baltimore
Gossip of Society from Warlous Exchanges
Society notes describe Chicago assembly balls at the Congress Hotel and lavish Plaza Hotel tableaux vivants in New York, detailing attendees like Mrs John Lewis Cochran Mrs Marshall Field Jr Mrs James Thorne and Mrs E Adams. It notes ear pendants jewelry, fashion at St Regis and Paris’ 6 o clock la mode as well as Duchess of Marlborough and Duchess of Sutherland travel in Europe and New York society trends.
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Chicago
Firet
Lews IV
Congress Hotel
Chicago Auditorium
Assembly Bovemore
Thomas Chalmers
John Lewis Cochran
Marshall Field, Jr
Vassar
Harvards
James Thorne
Mrs. Palmer
New York
Plaza Hotel
Virginia
Mrs. Astor
Nannie Langhorne
Vanderbilt
Reginald Vanderbilt
Mra
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Alfred Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt, Sr
Europe
William x. Vanderbilt
Anthony J. Drexel
Margaretta Drexel
England
Bruce Jay
Gunray Amsinck
George R. Sheldon
Humphrey Ward
Frederick W. Whitridge
Plaza
St. Regis
Wesley Watson
London
Nordica Denies Imminent Marriage to George W Young
Mme Nordica arrived from Chicago and denied reports of an engagement to George Washington Young head of the banking house George W Young Co and former president of United States Mortgage and Trust Co She remains with the San Carlo Opera and came to sing at Mr Bagby's Waldorf Astoria concert then return to Chicago for a Wednesday performance
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Washington Post
New York
Mme
Nordica
Chicago
West Forty-eighth Street
George Washington Young
George W. Young & Co
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
San Carlo Opera Company
Mr Bagby
The
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Funeral of Aged Woman at Rock Creek Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Francia Frager will be held at Rock Creek Chapel this morning after she died Friday night at age eighty six. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Max Wilson of Binghamton and Mrs Caroline G Nye and a son Frank Fraser, both of this city. The body was brought here for burial. The Big Contest Is On offers five hundred dollars in prizes with additional entertainment, inviting readers to identify two frustrations in today’s Post and submit coupons.
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Justice Harlan
Dewey
Soldiers
Sailors' and Marine Club
Rock Creek Chapel
Francia Frager
Francis Fraser
George Wilson
Binghamton
N. Y
Max Wilson
Caroline G. Nye
Frank Fraser
Fisheries employee dead sixty eight years old
William A Wilcox longtime Bureau of Fisheries field agent died yesterday after a long illness at his home in Washington D C He was sixty eight and had worked across the United States and insular possessions Funeral services were planned for this afternoon at Frey Brothers with burial at Middlebury VI He is survived by a sister and a niece both in the city.
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William A Wilcox
Bureau of Fisheries
Eighth Street
Frey Brothers
Fourteenth Street Northwest
Middlebury
Mr. Wilcox
Boston and Gloucester
Bureau
United States
Wilcox
Mrs Mary A Douglass Dead In Washington
After a two month illness Mrs Mary A Douglass of 1432 8 street NW died Saturday. She was widow of William O Douglass once in business at Ninth and F streets. Funeral at 3 this afternoon at home Rev Dr Van Schaick officiating, then remains go to Richmond VA for interment beside her husband. She leaves two children W C Douglass of the State Department and Miss Alice Douglass.
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Denmark
Dryden
New Jersey
Washington
Eighteenth
Q Streets
le Seure
Mary A. Douglass
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