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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1907

Page

23

Footwear fashion and perfect fit for women’s shoes

The article promotes footwear emphasizing style and comfort with rightsized fits for both feet and varied widths. It lists prices from five to eight dollars per pair, showcases slippers and boots, notes early orders for Charity Ball slippers, mentions overgaiters, and cites sewing machines including the Automatic at forty five dollars and several models priced up to forty dollars. It highlights flexible payment options and department instructions.

Uel Asor Eldredge Automatic Eldredge Rotary

Muslin Underwear Sale Ends This Month

Sale offers a wide range of undergarments including gowns, petticoats, chemises, corsets, and body garments at low prices. Children’s wear such as drawers and infants outfits are included with selections priced at 23 cents to 25 cents.

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Go-Carts and Baby Carriages for 1907 at Sixth Floor G St

The ad showcases a wide 1907 spring line of go carts and baby carriages. new folding go carts with metal frames priced from 7.50 to 18.50 and reclining English models with leather and parasol features. Multiple body styles include reed, rattan, and corduroy upholstery plus patent hubs and tubed tires.

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Social and Personal Weighs Dinners and Wedding at Washington

Social notes list among hosts Mr and Mrs Depew and guests including the Russian ambassador and Mrs Rosen, Secretary of State and Mrs Evi, and many senators and representatives at dinners in New York and at the Shoreham Hotel. Augusta Notes wed Joseph Breton in a pink rose filled ceremony with courtly dress, dancing to Lehngren, and guests from Alexandria Baltimore and Philadelphia. The piece also chronicles numerous upcoming at homes and receptions across Washington during the season with a wide array of lawmakers, spouses, and society figures attending or hosting events.

I Depew Baroness Rosen Evi Kno Mra. Townsend Josephine Patten Paunding Misa Squire Gist Blair Shoreham Hotel Augusta Notes Marcus Notes Joseph Breton New York Abraham Simon Lehengren Charles Duffey Alexandria Woo Teresa, Shea Hoya Shes Dora Simmons Baltimore Muiss Jennie Livingston Philadelphia Clade Gingeax Louis Solomon Hyattavile Louis Notes Bria Branden Sadie Noles Sarah Malvin Neweh Simmons Sg Simmons Gallimare Blaut Ales S. Barth Menjamie &.Guy Samuel Einstein Bondemininstein William Itnheim Mister Hogtenmaier P. Einstein J. Brandon Salomon George Horning Ja. Abramos Charles A. Lute Haries

Funeral for Col Joseph Minetree Held at St Thomas Church

The funeral of Col Joseph Powhatan Minetree purchasing agent of the Soul em Hailway was held yesterday at 1 o clock from St Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church. Rev Dr Ernest Smith rector was resisted in conducting services by Alfred Harding of St Pauls Church and other clergy. The nave featured white towers and palm fronds as breeze. Honorary pallbearers included Dr B Spencer BF Wilson J Ml Culp and others. Active pallbearers were six uniformed Southern Railway yarders. Interment followed at Rooseyeek Cemetery. The church was filled with a large congregation including Howard A g of New York Eugene D Gibwrn son Grifton Wharton Jr Nathaniel Dean and George S Fowler. Confederate Veterans and Sons of Confederate Veterans were represented.

Joseph Powhatan Minetree Soulem Hailway Teenasket Tr. B. Spencer BF. Wilson J. Ml. Culp Gil Ag Hillmain Cal. Anderson Trigs Maj. Eliunter C. Ansley AJH Plant LS. Browm SM Hardwick Pallhonrars

Died on his forty eighth birthday Temes Mosher dies in Washington

Temes Mosher aged forty eight died of pneumonia Saturday at his home in Washington D C Funeral services were held at his residence with Dr D J Stafford officiating Burial was in Rock Creek Cemetery He rose to head freight traffic for the Bruinsore and Ohio Railroad in New York Boston and Pittsburg and was born in Linden Massachusetts He is survived by his wife Minnie Morgan Mosher four brothers and two sisters

Temes Masher Free Visions Bruinsore Ohio New York Boston Fittsburg Roi & Street Northwest D. J. Stafford St Patricks Catholic Church Iterial Rock Creek Mosher Linden Chicago Flo New York City New England Pennsylvania Washington Tip Minnie Morgan Mosher James HE. Morgan Col Dove Mosher Robert Brent Moeker Lee Mosher Alexender' Mosher Imogen, Wilson Constantine Chase

Swedish minister chosen to represent King Oscar in US

Stockholm reports Minister of Sweden Hb. Fr. Lagercrantz is appointed to represent King Oscar in the United States. Funeral services for Samuel R. Mersey, assistant chief of the Pension Bureau, held at Vermont Avenue Christian Church with Rev. Power officiating and remarks by James Apper, former Grand Army commander. Pallbearers named.

Lagercrante Oscar Stockholm Sweden F Lagercrantz United States Samuel R. Mersey Pension Bureau Hell Yeatt Rev I. 2. Power Vermont Avenue Christen James Apper Grand Army The Republic Tian Eros

Meadows Brook Club Faces Transfer To North Shore Hickson Style

Gossip from exchanges reports growing push to move Meadow Brook hunting society to Long Island north shore as Hempstead membership declines and rival figures such as Clarence Mackay and Tom Hitchcock push for a new district. Notable families including Whitneys Morgans Ladens and Colgates are named among the north shore set. Mrs. William A Clark, Washington figure, is described in vivid fashion as the story hints at social shifts and potential club dissolution if relocation does not occur.

Meadows Brook Hempstead Clarence Mackey Harbor Hill Clarence Mackays Harry Payne. Whitneys D. Morgans Willets Ladens Maxwells Sheldons Wetmores Colgate Hoyts Montaus Meadow Brook North Shore William.a. Clark Andrea Washington

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