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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1914

Page

12

Friday Clearance in Men's Shoes Two Dollar Pair

Friday Clearance in men's shoes offers first quality stock greatly reduced for immediate sale. Patent quilted blind eyelet oxfords and Russia calfskin bluchers feature English lasts, blind eyelets, and varied sizes from 6 to 11. Black gun metal calfskin English walkings and other styles priced at 2.45 per pair, with bold claim of former prices up to four dollars.

Oxfords Golga Russia Oxford Ind F’ St

Friday Specials in Men’s Neckwear and Belts

Friday specials feature neckwear at 25 cents each and leather belts from a leading manufacturer. Silk ties come in sixteen colors plus silk combos. belts are size 32 and divided into four lots with varied colors and buckles. Prices range from 25 cents to 85 cents, with values up to 1.08 dollars.

Friday Clearance in Traveling Goods Offers Luggage Deals

Advertises a Friday clearance on vacation luggage with trunks and suitcases at deep discounts. Details Wardrobe Trunks at 12.75 and Dresa Trunks at 12.75, Steamer Trunks at 9.75, suit cases and light-weight reeds priced from 2.50 to 8.75, all features noted and sizes 14 to 18 inches.

Dresa

Washington Society Notes on Arrivals and Engagements

The briefing lists numerous social happenings in Washington. It notes a luncheon hosted by the Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark in honor of Senator Swanson and spouse, with other guests named. It mentions the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Daniels arriving aboard the Dolphin after a trip to Quincy for the Nevada launch. Details cover engagements and marriages within Virginia families, naval attaché Takeuchi’s tour, and various guests at Newport and Bar Harbor social events.

Howse Champ Clark the Capitol Yeaterday Senator Swanson Pittman Flore Wilkon Mra Willam Wirt Dixon Kate Gordon Mra. Day Tighe Granville Sevier Richardson Genevieve Clark Benet Clark Secretary ‘of the Navy Josephus Daniels Needhem Jones Dolphin Quincy Mass Wiliam Taylor Smith A.S Elten Bickinnon’ Wallace Fredericksburg Howson’ Hoos Wallace Virginia Lieut Smith Thomas Jefferson Randolph Albemarle County Wallace John Wallace Richardton Hiderslie Scotland Sir William Wallace Betty Washington Lewis George Washington Knox B. Phinizy Athens Washington Pot Powhatan Newport Nevada Magg

Social notes of visitors and travel plans across Washington and beyond

Miss Smith sails to Europe with Miss Dorothy Fremont Smith accompanying Miss Helen H. Jones and Mr. Lee Jones from Minnesota. Various families host guests at cottages in Deer Park Maryland Busting Island Maine and Germantown Pennsylvania while attending weddings and suffrage meetings.

Fremont Smith Bar Harbor Helen H. Jones Lee Jones Minnpancli Jones Will Dorothy Fremont Smith Europe Claude Worthington Owen Harriet Gay James Gay Germantown Miss Gay Mrs. Owen Jane

Marital Troubles of Duke and Duchess Spark Court Case

In a London court the Duchess of West ady and her husband faced a secret hearing over their separation amid a scandal. A large crowd of spectators and reporters guarded the courtroom as the case, heard without a public decision, drew attention to the strained marriage and the duchess's allowance.

Westady Gros Mary Sint Oe Sriance America Corwallis-West Princesa of Gust London Mins Lucy Bigelow Dodee Welter T. Rosen New York Misa Dodge Grace Dodge Gramercy Park Rosen West Fifty-second Street Canada Miss Dodge John Bigelow France High and Falls St. Anne de Bellevue St. Lawrence River

Gay Newport Al Fresco Garden Party for Army Relief

Newport Rhode Island July 18 large dinner parties and an al fresco garden party for the Army Relief Association mark social life. Guests included Sir Arthur and Lady Herbert at Ocean Lawn, with 20 attendees and multiple entertainments planned. Nearby Bar Harbor hosts dinners and luncheons as season opens, with notable guests from New York Philadelphia and London.

Gay Newport Army Relief Washington Post Newport B. I T. Shaw Sir Arthur Lary Herbert Ocean Lawn Misa Helen L. Gammel Mrs. Safe Ocean’ Lawn Lady Herbert John Arthur Herbert Mme. Bakhmeteft Fitane Villa George Henry Warren Charles L. ¥. Robinson Pembroke Jones Charles Frederick Hoffman Louise - Scott Donald -Me Donald Homer B. Grant Cyril A. Phelan Llarénee T Marsh Ly Pytes William, F. Stewart, Jr Thomae J. Kirkpatrick Louis Breshemin Samuel F. Dallem Alten D. Raymond Bar Harbor Bar Aarbor Harrington

Tango Music Sparks Labor Injunction on Excursion Steamers

Moir Brothers sue to restrain calippe masl aboard excursion steamers on the Mississippi Pearl Button Company work route. Plaintiffs allege tango music during working hours caused female employees to refuse work and seek damages for loss of services. The case requests an injunction and unspecified damages.

Burlington Awa Caliopes Mississippi Pearl Button Company Moir Brothers Calippe

Married life and a surprising confession at Louise's visit

Helen plans dinner for Bob and Louise while pondering her own past and Louise's romance. Louise reveals deep feelings for Bob and contemplates their future, while Helen begins to sense Louise's happiness may hinge on ongoing deception and self-discovery.

Helen Louise Bob Warren Louie Washington Alwa Lowise Dureau Bot

Salutes for Fair Sex Draw Naval Academy Critique

Special to The Washington Post from Annapolis July 4 reports Representative Britton highlighting Naval Academy rules forbidding midshipmen and officers from carrying items in public and from greeting nonmilitary persons with anything but a military salute. Capt J H Gibbone is succeeded by Capt W F Fullam. critics say the rules restrict courtesy to women and public civility.

Washington Post Annapolis Representative Britton Congress Naval Academy J. H. Gibbone W. F. Fullam Gentlemen of America Eirone

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