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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
7
A dated notice states Woodward and Lothrop stores in New York and Washington will close at 5 PM on regular days and at 1 PM on Saturdays during the heated term, reflecting altered hours for the shopping period.
Clear entire stock of men’s fancy two and three piece summer suits at reduced prices. New season production in serges panama cloths and fancy worsteds with grays and tans. Three price points 9.75 10.75 and 13.75, values up to 12.50 18.00 and 25.00.
A prominent manufacturer’s sample line of belts is offered at one third to one half off regular prices. Styles include walrus, snakeskin, sealskin, morocco, pigskin and other leathers with popular colors and some gold-plated buckles. Six lots priced 15c, 75c, 50c, and 1.00 to 3.00, with main fit or for fit.
Large assortment of boys lightweight wool suits offered at one third to one half off regular prices. Knickerbocker styles common, many must wear knickers. Sizes up to 16, varied per line. Priced at 2.65, 3.65, 7.50, with former prices ranging from 5.00 to 12.50.
Special Values in EXER offers four lots of women shirt waists at big reductions. Items include striped eyes and India linen tailored styles with long waists, lace and embroidery details, front and back fastenings, and fine tucks. Prices range from 1.90 to 3.00 with original prices up to 7.50.
A local retailer offers a morning sale of sample Traveling WV Goods trunks. About 27 inch sizes and smaller include Steamer and Dress Trunks at [prices range] from 14.00 to 18.50, with values cited up to 27.00. Basement space noted for display and sale location.
Social notes recount Miss Helene D Engel wedding Mr Samuel J Steinberger at Rabbi Stern home on Columbia Road with close families and a Glen Manor reception. Separate ceremony unites Miss Nelle May Neal to Winfield Amos Wilson at a Washington church with maid of honor Miss Viola Neal and a musical program. Mrs Julia C Scott of Washington weds Mr W A James of Kane Pa in Buffalo NY with local guests and planned European trip for newlyweds.
The wedding of Miss Alice Pierson of Bluemont Va to Mr. Robert Isbell of this city was held at the Hen R L Wright church parsonage with few friends in attendance. The couple will reside at the Riviera, Third and H streets NW, as Philadelphia society notes include various society movements and a bankruptcy case involving Luther Martin estate and creditors.
Miss Ruby Allen, a Janan resident aboard the Kronprinzessin Cecille from Bremen, recounts a ten day Peking to Irkutsk overland trip with bandits and wolves, the first woman led journey of its kind, later returning to America to visit friends. Archery clubs plan weekly matches in New York suburbs, seeking ranges in Central and Prospect parks. London’s Indy cook idea collapses amid servant shortages after the Franco-British Fair, as British matron laments lady cooks and lazy maids. Philadelphia and New York society highlight Archery revival and a bankruptcy petition against Father Martin Jr. at U.S. court.
Newport society enjoyed a resort season kickoff with lawn tennis, golf, and bridge. Notable dinners followed including Miss Sadie Jones at the Clambake Club and Mrs Albridge Gerry at Seaverge villa. Naval torpedo station receptions drew officers and guests. August promises dances and social events across villas and clifftop houses with numerous hosts and arrivals.
A July opening week in West End Long Branch highlights a grand display of gowns at Deal Casino and Hollywood Hotel events. The Sunday gathering and two evening bal masque events draw invited society, judges, exhibitors, and locals to raise funds for the Home for Crippled Children via a Fair and Sale at the Huyler Cottage on Ocean Avenue. About 200 was raised through auctions of four leaf clovers, silver frames, and various wares, with Mrs. Amelia Solomons and Mrs. Maurice Powers directing booths and helpers.
Lenox Massachusetts July 2 Miss Rosamond Dixey hosted a luncheon for her guest Miss Nannie Duval of New York at Tanglewood. A French lecturer entertained villa and hotel guests at Colbrook the villa of Capt John Barnes. Numerous society names appear among arrivals and departures at nearby inns and hotels.
Benjamin Wells departed Curtis yesterday for Bar Harbor with Mrs. Frederick G. Swan Miss Helen Mier Gould and Dr. Mary M. Patrick left Red Lion Inn yesterday for Miss Goulds home in Irvington.
Bar Harbor Me July 29 Dinner scenes include Mrs 3 Megargie Wright hosting at her villa with guests Mr and Mrs George Widener Mrs Bloodgood Mrs Charles B Wright Mrs Beale Miss Conover Col Treadwell Mr Warburton Mr Charles Fry and Mr William Rhine lander Stewart The largest dinner of the summer was hosted by Mrs Charles B Wright with 62 covers Also Count d Adhemar arrived from Virginia after visiting Pattis
Narragansett Pier hosts polo at Point Judith Country Club drawing Newport villa colony guests. Attendees arrive by yacht and car, with luncheon parties at the Casino featuring the Casino orchestra. Notables include Miss Caroline Grosvenor and Mr William Grosvenor, plus Henry Oelrichs, Paul Rainey, Hunt and Beeckman entourages, and New York Philadelphia guests.
Justice Anderson of the Supreme Court dissolves Columbia Fire Insurance Company. American Security and Trust Company named receiver to dispose of assets for stockholders. Gude authorized to sell Anacostia Brick Company plant subject to mortgage. Percy Russell named receiver with bond to manage Vivian apartment house at 173 and 1725 G Street NW. Samuel B. Redfern files for partition and receiver appointment.
John W Gates contracts to build the world’s finest golf links at his Port Arthur home. Work has begun on 19 acres, with total expenditure near 1,000,000 dollars including land valued at 180,000. Plans mirror famous links and a 100,000 dollar clubhouse is planned.
Officials and citizens of New London Connecticut assure the Navy Department there will be no further discrimination against enlisted men or uniforms in city public amusements. Acting Secretary Newberry received a formal letter from the mayor stating city amusement managers unite in welcoming uniformed sailors.
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