Woodward & Lothrop Travel Goods At Washington Paris
Woodward & Lothrop offers traveling and outing garments and leather traveling goods. Men's outdoor attire and accessories are displayed with a focus on journeys abroad, Portland Exposition trips, and touring vacations. Features include linen and pongee coats, coat suits, veiling, shawls, steamer rugs, carriages robes, luncheon wicker cases, suit cases, carryalls, and trunks for automobiling and touring.
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Portland
Summer Shopping by Mail at Woodward & Lothrop
The store explains how mail order customers who leave the city for summer should provide full name and city address for their charged accounts. It asks buyers to include this in each order to help bookkeepers identify the account and avoid delays, directing communications to Woodward & Lothrop Mail Order Department Washington DC.
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Woodward & Lothrop Mail Order Department
Washington, D. C
Toiletry Products from Woodward & Lothrop Offered
The advertisement promotes skin care items and toilet preparations from Woodward & Lothrop. It highlights pure ingredients, exclusive manufacture, and a range of products including Triple Toilet Water, Eau de Cologne, Reviera Violet, extracts, Gachet Powders, and several specialty soaps.
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Woodward & Lothrop
Woodward & Lathrop Reviera
Woodward & Lathrop
Social and Personal Returns Fall From Summer Resorts
Spottsweed Campbell, grandson of Col. John G. Mosby, recovers from typhoid and visits the Blue Ridge. Mrs. Kilbourn’s death shocks society. Mrs. Barney and her daughters Alice and Neighe Barney plan to return to Washington from Akka Persia after two years abroad. Various Washington notables, diplomats, and relatives are noted at cottages and resorts from Atlantic City to Gloucester, with planned autumn recoveries and winter plans in the city.
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Spottsweed Campbell
Mrs. Kilbonmn
A. C. Barney
Miss Alice
Neighe Barney
Europe
Dnor
Akka
Washington
Barney
Spottewood Campbell
John G. Mosby
Col. Mosby
K Street
Blue Ridge Mountains
Mr. Campbell
Alexander Spottswood
Warding
Blue Hidge Mountains
the Kilbourne
Seventeenth
K Streets
Col
Edward P. Morrell
Congress
Philadelphia
Kilbourn
Ursuline Convent
Cleveland
Ohio
Butt
Rubber Goods and Summer Bathing Styles Highlight Newwear
The article touts rubber products for home use including folding tubs brushes sponges and gloves noting their portability and durability. It also describes waterproof bathing hats made of satin like material with wide brims and color options plus new bathing shoes extending high at the ankle with laces, all marketed for summer practicality and style.
Social notices from Atlantic City and New England
Local figures and relatives are noted as they travel or relocate. Mr. Fal and Mrs. Stamm accompany a parent to New York. Mr. Halbax visits Atlantic City and is reinstated at the Chalfonte. Rev. Ward attends Earlier Hall in Atlantic City. Several others travel to Atlantic City, Narragansett Pier, or Rome for visits and work abroad.
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Larz Anderson
Poland Spring House
New Hampshire
William M. Halbax
Atlantic City
Chalfonte
Nettle Louisa White
Rome
Remains of Rev John W Ray to be buried in Dansville
Rev John W Ray died at his home 1311 Thirteenth Street NW after a brief illness. He will be buried in Dansville with funeral services held there after a brief service at the undertaker's rooms 1837 Tenth Street. He was ninety four and came to Washington in 1861 from Dansville. In Washington he worked in the Pension Office and later with the Churchman in New York. His last church work was with the Church of the Ascension at Twelfth Street and Massachusetts Avenue. He remained active until a few days before his death.
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John W. Ray
Thirteenth Street
Tenth Street
Mr. Ray
Washington
Dansville
New York
Churchman
Church of the Ascension
Twelfth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Ray
The Law and the Glove: Haberdaster Etiquette Notes
London Correspondente explains gloves in English usage. In warm weather a jacket suit often omits gloves, but men carry gloves in one hand. With frock coats at least one glove is worn, usually on the left hand when only one. At royal levees or kingly stag receptions the right glove is removed. handshakes may occur with a bare hand, but not with royalty. Inside at levees gloves are typically removed upon entering.
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London
Haberdaster
Prince of Wales
Ant
ValenTine Abt Anthem Honors Washington History
Fragmentary lines from a historic print invoke patriotic praise for God and the nation, naming Cross valley MM and Jaks as part of a sung or recited piece honoring Washington and celebrating the land’s history.
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Cross Valley
Washington
Valentine Abt
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Batiste
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Herbert Gardenell, Jr
Yeasle
R Graham
Herbert Gardenel
Pickee
Theodoe R. Jenness
Tepee
Bunset Mountain
AE. Porter
Roy
Dory
the Seashore
Edward’ A_ Hand
Flower
BE. E. F
Gos Goings
FR. Graham
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Benne
Wiliam Woods
Theodore R. Jennens
Bairhaven
Mariana Tallman
Ned Milbournes
A. Elizabeth Hillock
Stall Cove
Paul Moraine
Lucila Chase Bell
Great Northwest
J. A. Wilkinson
Pacific
Eleanor
B. B. Phelps
R. Graham
Sen
Discipline
Marie Oliver
Vee
Picture Department
Akka, Persia
Hugene Schuyler
Robert 5. Chew
Allen Gilmans
Jamestown
HR. I
Sampson
Rockland
Mass
Dicking
Dickins
Gloucester
Alexander Britton
Catherine
Margaret Britton
J. D. Crafton
M. £. Gilmore
Royal Street
Alexandria
Charles Warren
C. B. King
Scarborough
Atlantic
Baron
Baroness von Friesen
Germany
Brighton
James
McKenney
Bretton Woods
N. H
Poland Springs House
J. S. Belden
Representative Belden
Whiteface Inn
N. Y
Emmons Blaine
of the Guides
Upper St. Regis
Adir
Blaine
E ‘O Mitchell
Efe C. Sharpless
Laura
Sharpless
Washington Questa
Hotel de Ville
M. B. Anderson
B. R. Howard
Honnedaga Camp
Kantakilis
Louise Hall
Hiruria
Bishop Keilly
Savannah
Bishop Northrop
Charleston
N.C
Venice
Park
Our
Penna. Ave
Dan R. Hanna
Lower
Saranac
Ampersand
J. C. Peacock
Peacock
M. 3. Truby
the Elberon
RE. A. Mitchell
City
Rodman Cottage
Narragansett Pier
Melvin S. Rich
Cornell University
American Bridge Company
Wilmington
Del
Edwin L. Rich
Lehigh University
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Dansville, N
Law
Vic Dull
Ideal
Design BY
May Manton
Stora
Mae
Irene
Fith Ave
Maya Irene
Raleigh
Valenciennes
Fashion Department
Propertior
White Mountain
Alaska
Dulin & Martin &O
M. W. Beveridge
A. & P. Saleretus
Farink
Omihy
SEAT
Atlantic & Pacific Tees
Mala
Cor
Cheviot
Panama
Smoot, Coffer & McCalley
Fussell
OF Delicious
M. T. Fussell
Broscin
New York City
MY. Ave
Em Christian Xander
Virginia
the Sunday Post
By Mail
Brrhive
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