Winter stock clearance offers deep discounts on coats and suits
A Special Remnant Day sale promotes clearances of winter stocks with reduced prices on suits and overcoats from Hart Schaffner and Marx, Wickwire, and others. Items include three button wool coats, dress vests, trousers in various sizes, and 10-11-4 bed linens. White wool blankets offered with minor imperfections for hotels and households.
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Hart Schaffner
Mrs. Hirsh
Wickwire & Company
Friday Bargain in Men's Black Stiff Hats
Bargain sale notes numerous items including men's black stiff hats with silk bindings and sturdy sweatbands, reduced from $2.50 to $4.00, plus remnants of Canton flannel shirts, gloves, linen shirts, and assorted clothing pieces. Prices drop from high to low, with many items marked down substantially.
Friday Bargains in Boys' Clothing Dept
Bargains on boy s suits in plain worsteds and cassimeres sizes up to 18, many $7.50 to $10 values. Fancy detire s with knickerbocker trousers and belts, $5.00 value. Fancy reefers and overcoats in wool blends with velvet or cloth collars, sizes 1 1/2 to 16, about $4.75 to $10. Punch Meor Tenth st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Clothing Dept
Rs Samad
Patel
Tenth St
Friday Bargain in Children's Cotton Hose
Bargain sale item listing for children's cotton hose: ten dozen pairs of two and two ribbed hose with double knees toes and heels in sizes 6 to 10 at 12 cents per pair. Also remnants include women s Lisle thread hose with embroidered ankles in sizes 9 1 2 and 10 reduced from 5 to 1 cent per pair and pink and white check Lisle hose in sizes 8 1 2 9 and 9 at 1 cent, plus black and gray check Lisle hose in size 10 2 at 2 cents per pair. main floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sizan
Friday Bargains in Trimmed Hats
Women's trimmed hats offered at half and less than half price for clearance. Styles suitable for all occasions. Prices 3.00 each, previously 6.00 to 8.00. Also 5.00 each, were 10 to 12. Untrimmed hats in popular colors and shapes 25¢ to 50¢ each, previously 1.00 to 3.00. Second floor Tenth St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth St
Philips
Eleventh Street
Friday Bargains in Muslin Underwear Dept
A sale listing from the Muslin Underwear Department offers women’s petticoats in heavy taffeta with deep flounces at 2.75 each, gowns in muslin cambric and naingook 69c each, and fine nainsook chemises with embroidery and lace details, many with trimmed skirts, all on the Third floor Eleventh Street.
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Eleventh Street
Friday Bargain in Colored Dress Goods Spectacular
Bargain sale offers three parts of striped broadcloth in smoke brown and olive green at 1.25 a yard with sales on remnants. Also includes several fabric lots with heavy reductions from six to eight dollars per piece, featuring self striped browns, smoke serges, diagonals, and check novelty cloths across multiple yardages.
Friday Bargain in Women's Combination Suits
22 dozen Swiss ribbed combination suits for women with low neck no sleeves and lace trimmed drawers. Good quality. Priced at 35 cents each value 50 cents. Main floor F street.
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F St
Picture Department Sale of Colored and Old Prints
The listing details reductions on art prints and pictures at fourth floor Tenth Street. Items include Venetian view and several framed prints such as Congressional Library White House Coming From Paris Village Inn Madame Raymond with price cuts from several dollars to as low as 1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Library
White House
Pas
Village Road
Village Inn
Madame Raymond
Gaineborough
Tenth St
Odd China Sale Listing With Price Cuts
A fragmented ad shows various decorative china items discounted from original prices. Items include tea cups and saucers, a Japanese salad dish, bread and butter plates, Limoges jelly jar, mayonnaise tray, celery tray, combiner bee tray, and a nut dish, with reductions noted and a fifth floor Gat reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Department
Limoges
Supreme Justices Dine With Roosevelt at White House
The Roosevelts hosted a state dinner in the Green Room for the Supreme Court Chief Justice and associate justices, Senators, governors, and other dignitaries marking the season’s final official dinner. Notables included Justice Harlan, Justice Brewer, Attorney General Bonaparte, Governor Hughes, and many ambassadors and military officers, with a Richmond roses centerpiece and formal attire throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Campli
White
Justice
Harlan
Brewer
Iustice White
Justice Peckham
Ivauice
McKenna
Holmes
Luncheon Hostesses and Notable Guests Gather in Washington
Mrs Carter wife of Senator Carter of Montana hosts a large season finale luncheon aided by many guests including Mrs Eager Mrs Walsh Mrs Wynne and Miss Higgins. The tea table featured white lace silk and red carnations with Baroness von Paumgartten among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Senator Carter
Montana
Eager
John J. Walsh
Wynne
McGowan
Johnson
McNaughton
Dunlan
Peyton
Avery
Miss Higgins
Miss Hillyer
Miss Hicks
Marie von Paumgartten
Jana
James
Edithea Sutherland
Baroness Marie von Paumgartten
Frances Goldsborough
Helen Hunt
Ruth Jones
Mildred Fearn
Julia Heyl
Padelsford
Church
Buchanan
Dorothy Gatewood
Murray
Erlougher
Christmas carol concert for poor churches at Hauscher's ballroom
Washington program features St Pauls choir of men and boys performing a series of Christmas carols this afternoon at 4 45 in Hauschers ballroom under patronage of women supporters of the work. Winter debutantes sell programs for fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theneft
Washington St. Paul's Choir
Hauscher's
Social notices list guests and receptions at Washington homes
Dirs Charles M Hammett and daughters Mrs William R Myers and others are at home today until 6 at their street address. Mrs Richard Butler receives this afternoon for the last time this season. Miss Aukam and Mrs R L Allen of Waynesville N C will be at home this afternoon until 7. Mrs Frederic Robert Harris will not be at home today but will receive informally on Fridays February 12 and 6. Mrs Ainsworth wife of Gen F Ainsworth will be at home the following Friday February 5 from 4 20 to 6. Mrs William Stanley and Mrs William Huntington of Massachusetts avenue will receive today. Mr and Mrs R T Thorp of Norfolk are at the Hotel Grafton. Mrs Howard Clark will be at home today at Florence Court. Mrs Gage of 4 Dupont circle will not be at home today but cards are out for Friday February 5 at 8 o'clock. Miss Katherine Carter Critcher will not receive today at her studio 178 Riggs place and has gone to Philadelphia for the private view of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts guesting Admiral and Mrs Miles at the Naval House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Clifford Barney
Studio House
Sheridan Circle
Cecil Fanning
H. B. Turpin
London
Paris
New York
Baorney
Townsend
Sheridan
Charles Bell
Norman Williams
Symons
Tiffany Dyer
McGuire
Barney
Herbert Wadsworth
Dirs
Charles M. Tammett
William R. Myers
Nelson Conrad
Miss Hammett
Richard Butler
Aukam
R. L. Allen
Waynesville
N. C
Frederic Robert Harris
Katherine Carter Critcher
Riggs Place
Critcher
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Miles
Naval House
Henry Carnegie Phipps
Palm Beach
Needay
Columbia
Roseberry
West Side
Cocoanut Grove
Seth Barton French
John D. Crimmins
G. H. Carter
Hawaii
William ‘Renwick Riddell
King's Bench
Torgnto
Mra. Riddell
Mrs. Carter
Lake Worth
Washington guests and winter residents visit the capital
A wave of social notices from Washington lists Mrs. Julian James hosting guests Townend and Jewett in an hour, Mrs. Cladys Gittings visiting Gen. and Mrs. Crawford, and the Wytorgs leasing Mrs. Barney’s Rhode Island avenue home for the winter. The Nicaragua minister and Mme Corea depart soon, while Mr and Mrs Gibson return to New York after visits with Bourke Cochran. Shester and the Strauses’ guests depart for New York. Pilson and Mise go to Philadelphia for an opera. Mrs. Allen of Rochester and Mrs. Perkins host in Washington, and Mrs. Howley visits Richmond, tied to Orlando H. Smith. Sinclair returns to The Rochambeau after Monroe visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
England
Julian James
Townend
Jewett
Charles Dana Gibson
Bourke Cochran
Allen
Rochester
N. Y
Perkins
John Howley
Nelson County
Shelton Howley
Richmond
Orlando H. Smith
Kulbourne Place
William Sinclair
The
Rochambeau
Fortresa Monroe
Miss Love and Lieut Emory wed in Washington ceremony
Miss Lilian Corale Love married Lieut Woolman Gibson Emory U.S.M.C. at the Pow ell Thurston Manning home with Bishop Alfred Harding officiating. Guests included families and friends. couple to Port Royal NC then Washington. Also, Miss Geneva Herman wed Mr David Rothschild at her mother's home with no reception. Additional weddings followed at the New Willard and in St Louis, with Berliners and Wassermann families traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Thurston Manning
Belmont Road
Lilian Corale Love
Woolman Gibson Emory
U. SM
Alfred Harding
Marine Corps
Washington
St. Marys
Geneva
Herman
AM Herman
David Rothschild
Herbert Berliner
Loraine Herman
Mrs. Rothschild
Millie Wassermahn
St. Lowi
Edgar Berliner
Emil Berliner
New Willard
Louis Stein
Midth Street ‘Temple
Bennett Wassermann
St. Louis
Berliner
E . Wassermann
Stella Wasserman
Max Wassermann
St. Loui
Socialites in Fog Sighted as Thief Strikes Mrs Keppel
In London on a foggy night Mrs George Keppel was robbed of a jeweled gold purse bearing emeralds and banknotes by two strangers who vanished into the mist. Police search continues with no sign of the bag or robbers as society notes discuss fashion and upcoming weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondon
George Keppel
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Iyo
Ight
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Pana Mons
Waisl
Tve
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Clarence D. Clary
Depew
Dillingham
James P. Clarke
Hughes
DeArmond
Jenkins
Richard Wayne Parker
James J. Hut
Douglas Robinson
Hugh C. Wallace
Milas
Bherwood A. Cheney
Fairbanks
Meyer
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Sweden
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Norway
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J. Franklin Bell
James Laurence
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Munn
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Howry
Lamar
Chatard
Hatch
Lee Phillips
Oxnard
Black
Vroorman
Jon Callan O'Loughlin
Asstat
Ant
O'Laughlin
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Henry Sherman Boutell
Frank H. Briggs
Russell Harrison
Hopkins
Walter Newberry
Chicago
Captann
Summertin
Elizabeth McCawley
Col
Mrs. McCawley
Pierre Lorillard
Francs Burton Harrison
Ways and Means Committee
Representative
Mrs. Weeks
Henry D. Fry
Connecticut Avenue
Enterta
Roscoe C. Bulmer
Conner
Walker
Robinson
Harlow
Magruder
Ten Buck Wendell
William Denny
Charles 8. Bromwell
Jordan
Brown Miller
David Foote Sellers
Miss Pierce
Miss Fitch
Tuckerman
Miss Bell
William Wheatley
Burlington
Swanson
Gov. Swanson
Marcus J. Wright
Furlong
Capt. Furlong
Miss Collins
Bridge
Mis. Chislett
Pittsburg
Miss Robinson
Discor
Smoot
Davis
Childress
Waggaman
Mra. Wilson
Peele
McCartney
Clarke
Brookes
Libby
Staples
Joseph E. Thropp
Twentieth Street
Richard Reid Rogers
Mrs. Lamar
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Vrooman
Harris
Downey
Miss Gillette
Misa ‘van Verbis
Lyman Tyffany
Herbert Gatterlee
Reamey
Commander Reamey
Deyioeu
Jevices
Salim
William
Stanley
William H. Huntington
Massachusetts Avenue
R. T. Thorp
Norfolk, Va
Grafton
Howard Clark
Florence Court
Mrs. Newberry
Miss Newberry
Mrs. Badger
Annapolis
Frederick Vanderbilt
Miss McCook
Earl and Countess of
Granard
Nicholas Longworth
Cladys Gittings
Baltimore
Medorem Crawford
Nicaragua
Mme. Corea
New Orleans
Mrs. Shester
Secretary
Mrs. Straus
Benjamin Pilson
Mise Pilson
Philadelphia Opera House
Jilian Corale Love
Miss Love A Bride
John Register Emory
Centerville
John Register Emory, Jr
United States Army
Philippines
Lieut
Emory
Charles H. Gibson
Maryland
North
Mississippi
Naval Station
Port Royal
Marjorie Gould
Miss Gould
Misa Gould
Stu
George Westinghouse
George Westinghouse, Jr
Erskine Park
Mauretania
Clandge's
Mr. Westinghouse
Evelyn
Violet Brocklebank
Liverpool
Sir Thomas
Lady Brocklebank
Holmrook
Cumberland County
T. T. Co
Post
Faing Ae
B. Kan, Sans & Co
Totais
Lucius ‘Rer
F Street
Banking Dept. of Union Trust ‘Co. Isth
Hsts
Treasury Supervision
Edward J. Stellwage
Geo. LE. Fleming
Edson B. Olds
Postum Cereal Company
Tansey
Battle Creek, Mich
Berry & In A Whitmore Co
Eh Jewelers
Sloan & Co., Inc
Stovat
Brewster
St. A
Uneeda
Ea Um
Ceres
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Wm.m. Galt & Go. T
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Ind. Ave
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J. B. Murrey
D. Rosen
Ted
Bemrend
Maree
M. J. Boyd
W. Mione
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