Woodward and Lothrop Store Hours Change Notice
Woodward and Lothrop announce daily closing at S o'clock beginning today. Saturday 1 o'clock closing starts the first Saturday after the Fourth of July. The store will be closed all day on July Fourth.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1906
Page
7
Woodward and Lothrop announce daily closing at S o'clock beginning today. Saturday 1 o'clock closing starts the first Saturday after the Fourth of July. The store will be closed all day on July Fourth.
Attractive stocks of garments and materials for summer and travel. Includes linen coats and pongee, coats suits, veiling, voile, mohair, taffeta, bathing suits, pajamas, hats, belts, hosiery, and luncheon cases for automobiling tours. Also suit cases, bags, carrying cases, trunks, dressing cases, note paper, pens, brushes, sponges, perfumes, and rubber toilet articles.
The society notes describe many Washington residents heading to sea shores and mountains for summer. Mrs Samuel Reber plans a Great Lakes summer. Debutante Leonora Rouzer and family are mentioned amid society travel, visits, and household changes. A medical discovery for eczema is promoted with a free mail sample offer by Emergency Laboratories.
Gen Morris C. Foote US Army retired will be buried tomorrow in the Arlington receiving vault. Arrangements were made by the War Department. He died September 6 1905 in Geneva Switzerland while on a family pleasure trip. He served in Civil Cuban Philippine and China wars and rose to brigadier general before retirement. His survivors are his wife and two sons Cooper and Francis.
Senator Scott of West Virginia and Baron Moncheur the Belgian ambassador have ordered electric phaetons. The baron plans to use his vehicle this summer at Magnolia and Manchester by the Sea. Nicholas and Katharine Longworth intend to buy a gasoline car on return from Europe. President Roosevelt remains inclined toward the horse, with dealers failing to win his interest in autos. The first presidential car ride was in 1903 in Hartford in an electric Victoria for a VE Company decision.
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