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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
3
Listings describe girls jumpers in all linen with blue or white trim and matching white lawn guimpe. Available sizes 8 10 and 12, priced at 7.50 each in a special value offer.
A local shop advertises a broad range of men’s straw hats with styles from stiff splits for dress to soft splits and panamas for neglige wear. Split and Sennet Braids with stiff brims come in small to large shapes priced from $1.50 to $4.00, while Split Milan Soft Braids start at $1.50, and Panamas at $4.00. Main floor displays a wide latitude for choice this season.
A bustling display today offers Special $6.00 Hats adorned with bows wings and quills plus lavish Lingerie Hats. Also showcased are lawns cotton crepe and elegant Paris gowns with rich silks and laces. Corsets from various makers are priced from $1.00 to $3.00 with a wide selection on the second and third floors. Seasonal staples like Colonial Coffee Flour Vinegar and beverages complete the assortment across floors two to ten.
Plain color and flowered silk crepe and chiffon bearts plus potstal effects. Embroidered linen turn-over collars offered from 28 cents to 3 dollars 50 cents. Dainty mull ties and bows of lace and silk priced to 50 cents. Main floor display.
Miss Florence Holtzman, whose marriage to Mr. Thomas R. Weymouth will take place this evening, was hostess at a luncheon yesterday. The Hon. Maude Pauncefote is the guest of the Misses Patten in Massachusetts Avenue. Mrs. Clarence Edwards plans to leave Washington for a summer home at Niagara. A memorial Day outing at Kalmia Farm featured eight young women and their chaperon. baron von Zglinitski, a Paris hotel introduction, discussed his background and mine work implications. The piece also outlines society’s Windsor and Newport visits, auctions, and London plans.
Miss Helen Nicholson will wed Baron von Zglinitzal in Joplin Missouri on Saturday after a publicized romance and a mining apprenticeship. The baron, once favored by the Kaiser, learned mining from Frank Nicholson, the bride’s father, in a $2-a-day labor. A Belgian officer, Guy de Reytschen, once courted Miss Nicholson in Brussels before the Belgian army officer’s rival suitor emerged.
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