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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1907

Page

7

Sale of Paris Chiffon Silk At-29c Per Yard

Silk fabrics woven and one of the daintiest offerings for the season. Made of the best silk and fine mercerized Egyptian cotton with a plain surface and tiny woven diamond pattern. Available in pink blue yellow canary cardinal and other shades. New and bright not seconds suitable for bridesmaids gowns and evening wear at seashore. 27 inches wide Pes Chiffon Silk among the sheerest and most brilliant.

Mexicana Checks Seashore Wear Sale at 15c Yard

Sale of Mexicana Checks advertised at 15 cents per yard. Sheer white groundwork with floral designs in pink blue and heliotrope. Suitable for morning or evening seaside wear or general summer attire. 27 inches wide. Also offered is a delicate cotton material.

Navy Blue Dress Fabrics Offer Wide Selection

Navy Blue Dress Fabrics should be, for no color is so generally becoming and so all around satisfactory. No woman's wardrobe will be complete this season without a Navy Blue Dress or Skirt. Our assortment is splendidly complete, with Navy Blue Storm Serges, Batiste, Chiffon Panama, Chiffon Broadcloth, Voices, Mohairs, and Venetian Cloth in prices from 50 cents to 2 dollars per yard.

Dainty White Dress and Waist Materials Sale

UNE Brides and hosts seek dainty white frocks with a vast selection of white cotton dress materials from domestic and foreign makers. French Lawns to Persian Lawns, Organdie, Batiste, Nainsook, and Swiss Linens priced from a few cents to a few dollars per yard.

UNE England Ireland France Switzerland

Beautiful French Lingerie for June Brides

Displaying handmade French lingerie for June brides in matched or individual pieces. Exquisite materials include nainsook mull and fine laces with hand embroidery and initials orderable on bridal trousseaux or single garments. Samples of embroidery on exhibition.

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Monday Nightgown Sale at Third Floor Muslin Department

A Monday special sale offers light muslin and cambric nightgowns in high to square necks with embroidery laces tucks hemstitching ribbons and fanciful trims. Styles include extra sizes and nainsook gowns with low necks and Valenciennes lace. Displayed on center counters at Eleventh Street Menswear? No.

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The Bride’s Book And White Prayer Books

The Bride’s Book offers pretty souvenir wedding keepsakes with white leatherette and white moire bindings, gold decorations, padded covers, and decorative layouts. Also offered are Protestant and Catholic Prayer Books bound in white kid and morocco, suitable for preserving the wedding certificate guests lists presents and nuptial notes.

Social and Personal Will Spend Summer by Sea

Naval Attache and Mme Nehelaine leave for New York tomorrow for summer. Baron Hengelmuller to sail Thursday. Ambrozy to act as chargé d affaires. Russian Ambassador and Baroness Rose move to Manchester by the Sea for two months, with autumn return to St Petersburg. Attaches and families plan summer stays. a week of marriages and society notices fill the rest of the record. Local figures include Mrs Carter of Montana, Capt John Mullan’s daughter Emma Mullan’s marriage, Miss Bessie Hopkins Hart to Griffin, and several forthcoming weddings and receptions.

Mmé. Nehelaine New York Baron Hengelmuller Baron Ambrory Rose Washington Manchester-by-the-Sea St Petersburg Elizabeth Mme. Nebelsine Austria Baron Ambrozy Bar Harbor Carter Benator Carter Montana Bessie Hopkins Hart James, P. Hart Hayward Chester Griffin Altoona Eastern Presbyterian Church Thomas Chalmers Boston Mas Hart Ringgold Hart Clara Hart Lewis M. Thayer Frank E Westbrook Huntington David Hart Harvey Ridenbaugh Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Garrisons-on-the-Hudson Miss Marian Fish Albert Gray Fish Center Hitchcock Europe Elisha Dyer, Jr Corinna Robinson Douglas Robinson Henderson Home Richfield Springs N. Y Mr. Robinson Robinson State Hall Buckingham Palace London Alexandra Edward Frederick Denmark

Three Weeks sparks debate in London and New York

AFlavorful social piece previews Mrs Clayton Glyn's controversial novel Three Weeks, its install ment plan, and the reception in London society. The author defends its themes of love and rebellion against moral strictures, while American publishers balk at its morality. The column also surveys high society outfits and notable events from the London season.

Lucerne Switzerland Paul Verdayne Mrs. Glyn

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