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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1907

Page

21

Attire for Traveling and Outing Wear Highlighted

OMEN S garments for traveling and outing are offered with complete selections of accessories. Men's dress items shown plus leather traveling goods. Notable travel items include women's coats in linen and silk, rain coats, traveling coats, caps and hats, lingerie waists, bags, and cases for tea or lunches.

Panama

July Clearance Sale of High-class Wash Dress Goods

July two day clearance offers high class wash dress materials from own stock and recent purchases at price concessions. Popular bright fresh fabrics of this season include Printed Mexicana Checks 15c yd, Printed French Organdies 25c yd, Paris Chiffon Silk 29c yd, French Voiles 35c yd, Printed French Muslin 50c yd, Printed French Voiles 75c yd. Displayed on center counters in Cotton Dress Goods Dept Second floor G street.

Paris Cotton Dress Goods G Street

Special Sale of Night Gowns at $1.00 Today

Today a special sale offers night gowns at $1.00 each. Styles include high and round necks, with muslin and nainsook fabrics, trimmed with embroidery, lace, and ribbon. Displayed Center counters in the Muslin Underwear Department, Third Floor Eleventh Street, featuring light-weight cambrics and sheer fabrics.

Third Roar Eleventh Street Naimook Nainsack Reusin Cambris Yoko Weeves Embry Nainsook

Washington society quiet with MacDonald guests abroad

Mrs. MacDonald hosted London socialite visitors Mrs. Atheodors F. Shonts and daughters Marguerite and Atheodora during her Washington stay last winter. Austrian Ambassador departed Europe. Westinghouses and Durands noted among recent attendees. various Washingtonians listed with travels to Paris, Antwerp, and Europe.

England MacDonall Cadogan Square London Mrs. MacDonald Morgan J. O'Brien Tondon

Social gossip from Warlorn exchanges in London society

Mrs Michael P Grace of New York aims for daughters Elena Elisa and Margarita to enter high society. Margarita may wed Lord Automogy after a court appearance, while Elena weds Lady Donoughmore and Elisa is married to Hubert Benoumont. Gala ball at Belgrave Square featured ornate Oriental embroidery and notable guests.

Michael P. Grace New York Elena Donoughmore Elisa Hos Hubert Benoumont Margarita Miss Grace Lord Lady Brosney Emily

Royals and American Guests Abuzz in London Society

Prominent figures from royal circles and American visitors fill London society pages as King Alfonso and Queen Victoria depart Madrid with their son Prince of Anturias, while the Carnegie family arrives at the Ritz. Discussions span American emigration to Europe, extravagant wedding gifts, haymaking parties, and high society travel notes.

Alfonso Victoria Prince of Anturias Madrid Segovia

Society Mug In Trade Opens Wine and Fine Goods Store

Frederick Gebhard clubman and Waldo Story sculptor launch a wine and fancy goods company at 75 Fifth Avenue New York with a 360000 capital. Gebhard active in clubs like Knickerbocker New York Yacht Meadowbrook Westminster Kennel. Story son of William W. Story sculptor and brother of Julian Brary. Store on second floor with small sign. agency for a French champagne brand Glives and other luxuries.

Washtumtam Post New York Frederick Gebhard Waldo Story Fifth Avenue Gebhard Knickerbocker New York Yacht Meadowbrook Westminster Kennel Newy

Hammerstein plans eight new operas for Manhattan Opera House

Oscar Hammerstein arrives in New York after two months in Europe and outlines next season at the Manhattan Opera House. He will stage eight new grand operas never heard in this country, revive seven major works, and include Wagnerian pieces among standard Italian and French repertoire. Notable operas include Dolores and Le Jongleur de Notre Dame, with Nordica and Schumann-Heink among announced prima donnas. Conductor Campantal returns. Jacques Davis to oversee stage direction. Season opens November 4 with Gioconda led by Nordica and Schumann-Heink. He cites difficulty securing German singers and anticipates German opera joining the repertoire in coming years.

New York Oscar Hammerstein Europe Manhattan Opera House Hamerstein Dolores Breton Madrid Giaconda Mmen Nordica Schumann-Heink

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