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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1907
Page
7
Lace curtains from spring stock offered at reduced clearance prices. Limited quantities remain 2 to 6 pairs per style, non carryover policy. Curtains in good condition with discounts up to a third off, plus Madras options and hardwood window screens with assorted sizes and prices.
Large clearance collection of Turkish, Hammedan, Ghendjes and Persian rugs. Heavy quality pieces with mellow Orient colorings. Includes Shirvan Daghestan Moussoul and Brune style rugs with bright colorings. Prices from 10.75 to 12.50, previously 12.50 to 17.50. Leather bound display.
GR announces relocation of its Bed Department to the fourth floor at G Street next to Rug and Matting. The sale features White Enamel Beds priced from 3.30 to 12.00, folding couches and beds, cotton felt mattresses from 3.50, and a large stock of pillows from 1.00 to 2.00 each, all with quality materials and in stock for summer use.
China glass lamps and house furnishings for the Summer Cottage offered in nine cutfit patterns in colorings with Cov Ca ship Jar at $5 per set. Includes sprays plain and with brush and yoke, many variations for faucet. Bath spray popular from $1.25 to $2.25 each.
After much effort we have secured Whisk Brooms meeting our high standards. Plain and braided varieties with celluloid handles, full body shapes, including amatl whists, in leather or compact traveling cases. Available in traveling sets or single units, priced from 10 cents to 1 dollar 50.
Mrs. Cortelyou leaves Washington for Halesite as her husband may visit while detained until October. Miss Anne Elizabeth Routzalm wed Frank Clifton Norwood of Frederick in a noon ceremony at Dr. Eugster's residence with Rev. Bratenahl attending. The couple to sail for England after a New York departure. plan home in Frederick. Lieut. Mark Brooke and wife depart for Atlantic City for ten weeks before West Point assignment. Numerous social figures and engagements noted with travel to Atlantic City, Lake Placid, Green Spring Valley and Europe pending health and duties.
Mrs Reginald Brooks chaperones an auto party of society girls at Coney Island during a warm spell. The piece critiques bathhouse dress standards and imagines chic bathing suits to attract visitors. It also catalogs society figures, trips to Newport Jamestown and Europe, and notes on fashion, portraits, and social events.
Mrs J Mitchell Clark hosts a lawn party at Gray Craig on July 22 for Marys Church fundraiser while New York society circles feature lunches and card parties. A high society wedding joins Isidor Straus kin as Biss Therese Kuhn marries Herbert Straus with Rev Samuel Schulman officiating. guests include Nathan Straus and the Straus family, with plans for a European tour after England visit.
Sneotn Cable reports from London on Americans in Europe. Mrs and the Misses Wiberg enjoy a gay time visiting Staford House and Claremont fete. They plan to travel to Marienbad. Mrs Crawford Hill left for Denver after a brief oversea stay as others tour English cathedrals and continental stops. Names include Mr Hallp Ward Mrs Shonts and families with frequent hotel mentions across Zurich and Paris areas.
Representative Burke will occupy 1 during the coming season. James Francis Burke of Fitteburg Pa has leased Mrs Barney's residence at 20 Sheridan Circle through A D Addison Mee. The house, designed by Mrs Barney, is famed for its beauty with two floors of entertaining space and two large studios housing paintings by Mrs Taney. An unusual foot garden decorates the stern style.
A party led by Capt J E Bourrier traveling from Winchester Va to Philadelphia via the Baltimur and Ohio Railroad passed through Washington yesterday. Members included W A Doran and W L Frittz of the lodge 18 No 67, each wearing a unique badge made from a $20 Confederate note and a Civil War bullet.
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