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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
12
Woodward & Lothrop presents men’s clothing and furnishings with a full range from suits at 20 to 25 dollars to casual wear. Main floor offerings include shirts, underwear, hosiery, neckwear, bathers, robes, pajamas, and straw hats, with emphasis on quality materials, fit, and style. Stores open 8 A M to 5 30 P M on the Main floor Ten t h st location.
Woman shoppers view a wide selection of Misses and Girls dresses at low prices including dresses in tep galatea linen and pique in tan blue pink and white. Misses lawn linen and percale dresses offered at 5 to 8.75 with sailor collars and fastenings. White galatea sailor suits and middy outfits also featured along with coats sweaters and rain capes. Street floor display noted.
SPECIAL SALE OF SUITS AT 5.00 Shown in gray brown and tan double breasted and Norfolk styles sizes 6 to 17 Special price 5.00 each Were 7 50 8 50 and 10 00 ALL WOOL SUITS 7 50 In double breasted and Norfolk models blues tans browns sizes 9 to 18 Norfolk sizes 7 to 12 SUITS 6 00 and 6 50 New shades navy blue serges 7 to 17 Straw and Felt Hats Washable Hats and Caps and Wool Caps sizes 1 2 6 to 10 Khaki Suits in Norfolk and double breasted 3 75 3 95 Third floor Tenth st.
Aronl as CCHEDA wife of the Japanese Ambassador attends a gathering where a Persian woman distributes rose perfume and tiny flasks of sacred lily essence. The Belmont Park meet features vivid spring attire, with Mrs August Belmont and numerous society figures in light gowns and straw hats enjoying clear weather and a festive, fashionable atmosphere.
Glance told bystanders that strawberries were on the table and he described the outfits of people in the dining room.
Eight midshipmen deficient in recent Naval Academy examinations had their resignations accepted. The group includes Berlah M. Thompson from Wyoming, Jesse R. Henderson from Kentucky, Howard N. Hartley from Pennsylvania, Frank G. Foreman from Kentucky, Drury B. Pierson from Texas, John K. Rose Jr. from Texas, Lodowie J. Mulbourne from West Virginia, and Grover C. Young from South Dakota.
An entertainment was held yesterday afternoon in the assembly hall at Central High School to benefit Washington playgrounds. Participants included William Marr Miss Mildred Ryder Paul Koester Miss Florence Steffens Emory Wilson school principal and music instructor H B Hoover. The Central Dramatic Society presented several sketches.
The Post reports eight days remain to win one of twenty European trips. Votes register up to 6 pm today and the standings will reflect changes since the last publication. The contest closes a week from tonight and subscriptions for one year boost votes by fifty.
Gaillard family and guests, including D. P. Gaillard of the Canal Zone, stay at the Hotel Wolcott New York visitors join Miss Frances Dodge at St. John's Georgetown for her wedding rehearsal. Notables at events include Mrs. Forrest Dodge, Mr. Washington Beall Bowie, and many Washington society figures.
Washington society notices list numerous departures for summer stays in Virginia New York Shinnecock and Europe. Families including the Owens Stockton Vandergrift Parker Downing Hinckley and others are taking cottages and villas and a May wedding at 1371 Columbia road joins the season’s social agenda with plans for Princeton commencement and a New Jersey home.
Representative William Reyburn of Philadelphia, son of Mayor Reyburn, secured a marriage license to wed Georgia F. Maury of the city. He reports 29, she 22, with the ceremony set for today at St. John's Episcopal Church Lafayette Square. The note includes a patriotic poem by John A. Joyce.
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