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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1910

Page

14

Remnant Day at Woodward & Lothrop in New York to Washington sale

Friday features numerous women's shirtwaists in styles from plain to lace trimmed, with reductions from $1.00 to $4.78 and a range of sizes. Also imported gowns for evening wear priced as specials, with dresses and lingerie in satin, silk, and lace, many marked down from higher values to 22.50 to 48.50, third floor.

Valenciernes Jace Coimmert Marquisette Valenciennes Rossiaan Valenciennes Batiste Seagon

Women's Suit Department Offers Reduced Serge Coats and Vests

In a department display readers find a range of women's suits and coats in black, navy and serge fabrics. Items include Blak diagonal serge coats, semi-magohal collars, beaded accents, and plaid plaits. Prices marked from $14.56 to $39.00 with many reductions noted. Sizes include 12 and other small to mid ranges.

Panteras Sean Boon Hee A& Aesych

Women’s coat department sale catalog entry

Foreign text fragment describes coats with satin trims and semi fitted styles. Prices range from $15 to $78 with several satin and turkish trimmed garments mentioned. The note lists sizes and fittings and indicates reductions from higher prices.

Women’s blouse collection with price reductions and details

A jumble of fabric descriptions lists blouses in varying colors and styles including white silk roses, gold trims, and tote yoke details. Prices drop from $147 to around $20, with mentions of sizes, bradley branding, and reductions across multiple fabric types and finishes.

Sean Fan Toofon Copenhagen Hately Bradel

Broad Sale of Women's and Picture Dept Furnishings

An ad lists discounted items across departments including ladies skirts and picture frames. Sale highlights include gilt and silver frames, white enamel beds, mattresses, and a heavy mission wood screen with weathered oak frame, all reduced from higher prices.

Friday Special in Girls' Cannon Cloth Dresses

Frugal sale page lists Girls' Cannon Cloth Dresses in Russian blouse style with box plaits and high necks, in sizes 6 8 10, priced at 2.50 from 3.75. Also ads white linen reefer coats, red and black coats, capes, serge coats, tan broadcloth coats, and blue wide vale coats with reduced prices and various sizes.

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Matting and Rug Remnants Sold At Discount Prices

A local sale advertises matting remnants in various patterns and lengths with prices by the yard and piece. Oxl ft mats and several rugs including Axminster and Hoxbury Brussels items are marked down from higher sums to fractions, with several rolls and patterns noted as reduced.

Decorative Limoges and French China Sale Items

China department offers a sale on assorted china sets and ornate pieces. Prices slashed from high figures to low, including Limoges and French china novelties, with reduced rates on mayonnaise sets, sugar and cream, bread plates, chocolate pots, and other decorative dinnerware.

Limoges Ruth

House Furnishings Dept. Sale of Damaged Items

Fifth floor Eleventhist announces discounts on damaged household goods including a 2ft covered ironing board reduced from 1.75 to 0.75, an iron kettle from 1.25 to 0.10, a cuspidor from 0.75 to 1.00, enameled ware dish pans at 0.25 each, a kitchen cabinet from 5.00 to 4.00, a fireless cooker from 3.75 to 2.00, a washbasin basket from 1.00 to 0.50, and a palm hamnae reduced from 3.00 to 1.75.

Royal Japanese visitors dine at the embassy

At the Japanese ambassador’s embassy a formal reception and dinner honored Prince Fushimi and Princess Fushimi with a large company including Secretary of State, Secretary of War, and Navy officials. Guests wore elaborate gowns and the event featured white iris and roses, an orchestra, and later a luncheon hosted by the Secretary of State. The same day Kathleen Bushnell Leupp wed Reginald Davis Johnson at her home, with Bishop Johnson officiating. The couple plans to sail for Europe then reside in Pasadena.

Prince Princess Fushimi Ucnida Sherman Huntington Wilson Navy Uchida Prince Fushimi Japan Baron Uchida Secretary of the Navy Secretary of the Interior Chandler Hale Hiraga Kiyo Kama Jusaburo Tanake Burrows Senate Committee On Naval Affairs Senator Money Kean Committee On Foreign Relations Butler Ames Denby Representative Bennet New York House Committee On Foreign Affairs Capt. Potts Ald Miller Baroness Iichida Mme. Matsui Mme. Hashiguchi Mme. Suzuki Newslands Beekman Winthrop Charles Norton

Miss Caroline Jenkins Hickey Weds Dils Worth Potts Hibberd

A quiet beauty wedding took place yesterday afternoon at 6 o'clock as Miss Caroline Jenkins Hickey daughter of Mrs Edmund Plowden Hickey became the bride of Mr Dils Worth Potts Hibberd of Philadelphia. Mgr Mackin aided by Father Buckey of St Matthew's Church officiated. The ceremony was witnessed by a small circle of relatives and intimate friends. The setting featured extensive flowers with yellow in the drawing room and pink and red rambler roses in the dining and other rooms. an orchestra provided wedding music. The bride was given in marriage by her father.

Kathleen Bushnell Leupp Francis B. Leupp Reginald Davis Johnson Pasadena Cal Joseph H. Johnson Los Angeles Sixteenth Street Bishop Johnson Lloyd Aspinwall New Mi Johnson Europe Leupp Berkshires Washington Tyringham Mass Caroline Jenkins Hickey Edmund Plowden Hikey Dils- Worth Potts Hibberd Philadelphia Mgr. Mackin Father Buckey St. Matthew's Church

Maidstone-Drexel wedding marred by mourning duties

London society attended the Maidstone-Drexel marriage despite royal mourning that kept several royals away. The church procession dazzled with daisies and flowers as the bride, Miss Draxer of the Drexel party, appeared in regal style. A lavish display followed inside and out, with many American guests and a long list of gifts recorded for the couple.

Maidstone-Drexel Peorce Are London Miss Draxer Drexela Winchilheas Nelle Post Milfred Carter Edith Wayne Miss Wayne Violet Manners Lord Maidstone Duchess of Marlborough Tiffany Essex Duchess of Roxburghe Alistabr Ogden Alan Johnstone Brice Collier George L.,thompson Paradise Anthony J. Drexel, Jr Marjorie Gould George J. Gould

Summer travel plans and society notes mix in Washington

Hibberd heads to New York and sail on the Baltic to Europe for the summer with Mrs Hibberd set to wear a natural pongee gown trimmed with Irish lace. The couple plan to reside in Philadelphia on their return while surrounded by a wide circle of relatives and guests including the Hickeys and Warners. The British embassy party schedules a summer in Dublin New Hampshire with officers and attachés moving in and out. Numerous other social figures depart for Europe or join local events including weddings and confirmations while hosting at homes on Irving Street Northwest and Iroquotes

Hibberd Washington New York Baltic William Hickey Joshua Hibberd Miss Hibberd Paotl Mra Henry Davis Tredysffrin Poe Adam Williamson Duffryn Mawr Jozeph Lawrence Avon'dale William Warner Warner Samuel Lewis Oborn , Lewis Berwyn Tryon Lewis Radnor Samuel Tull Frank Smith J. Henry Collings Philadelphia Mary Tierney Neton Wiliam Hickey Rochester N. Y

White House Carriage Damaged in Street Car Collision

A White House carriage carrying driver George Diggs of 1517 Pierce Place Northwest was struck by a street car in front of the executive mansion around noon yesterday. The carriage sustained $50 in damage and Diggs escaped injury by jumping clear.

White House George Diggs Pierce Place Executive Mansion Diggs

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