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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1907

Page

7

Garments and Accessories For Summer Travel Needs

WW show attractive stocks of garments materials and articles for summer use. The list includes coats suits hats shoes and dresses in linen silk voile serges and moa r varieties. Also traveling cases luncheon baskets dressings and vanity items for automobiling touring and vacations.

Jamestown É&C

Cream Wools and Silk-and-Wools on Sale for Wardrobe

A local advertises a wide range of cream wool fabrics and silk-and-wool blends for summer outfits. Items include white wool frocks and fabrics such as All-wool Albatross, Panama, Voile, and Chiffon Broadcloth, with prices per yard from 39 cents to $3.00 and up to $3.00.

Panama

Navy Blue Fabrics Price List Note

Navy Blue Batiste offered at 50 to 125 cents per yard with prices 50, 75, 100, and 125. Navy Blue Mohairs priced 50 to 100 cents per yard at 50, 75, and 100.

Art Wares Salon Presents China and Glass Wedding Gifts

A ornate invitation notes an extensive display of exclusive art wares for wedding gifts. It invites shoppers to visit the Art Wares Salon to view fine china ware and glassware, promising an easy search for distinctive, artistic gifts.

Summer Outing Gear Seen From Local Store Imports

The article highlights summer travel trends with a focus on seashore and mountain trips, noting many plan trips in the next week or two. It promotes outdoor games and toys, golf and tennis gear, bathing suits and caps, water wings, and women’s plaid silk hats. It also emphasizes Kodaks, cameras, and processing services, plus hammocks, auto lunch kits, and the Thermos travel flask as essentials for comfortable summer outings.

Travelers' Requisites In Leather Cases For Summer Travel

An array of travel essentials includes leather cased travelers clocks with alarm and guaranteed standard timepieces. Gillette razors promise long savings away from barbers. Other items feature wicker or leather wrapped flasks, collapsible pocket drinking cups, and a paper cup foldable for sanitary use. Toy and book departments showcase summer toys and engaging fiction. Leave address for summer magazine issues. orders mailed on publication days.

Richfield Springs summer home hosts high officials

Social and personal notices detail Bishop Satterlee and family settling in Adirondacks and planning a September return to host the Bishop of London. Lulu Woodward wed Dr Gilchrist in Washington. Several Washingtonians attend weddings and travels, with numerous listings of guests and residences across the region.

Bishop Satterlee Adirondacks Harry Bishop of London Lula Woodward Gilchrist Navy Dewey Washington Richfield Springs Batteries Miss Satterlee London Frederick Ingram Hall

Socialite rumors about Mrs Roosevelts influence at court

Gossip notes Mrs Root as a forceful social reformer who may reshape the White House social code. It covers Newport society figures, Mrs Clews and Miss Hutton, the Marlboroughs, and Diana Paget’s efforts, along with fashion at Ascot and a public dispute over James Henry Smith's fortune claims.

Root Mra. Root Mra. Hoot White House Roosevelt Congress Arthur Paget Marlboroughs Duke Ascot Edward Vanderbilt Sunderland House August Belmont John Jacob Astor Dréxels Craig Wadsworth Countess of Craven Mrs. Astor Lady Craven Continent England Vienna

Biltmore House Closed for Summer Break

Special to The Washington Post from Asheville New Mexico reports Biltmore House is closed for the season. Mr and Mrs George W Vanderbilt have gone to Bar Harbor for the summer and will not reopen the estate in October or November. All house servants left for Bar Harbor today.

Henry Clewn Newport Herbert Parsons New York Henry Clews, Jr Europe Paris Mr. Clews Clews Frederick Gebhard Mr. Clewn Lucette Hutton Guam WN. Hutton Baltimore Harold Pritchard Bristol England Shamrock Lodge Tutton Ridge Road Hutton Haa Sale Buckingham Pelaca Miss Drexel Dorothy Onslow Marjorie Letty Manners Lindsay Miss di Sturt Anne Breece Alistair Innes-Ker Gwenfra Whlliams Pompadour Tibbon Hwis Wiliams J. J. Astor Lady Johnstone James Henry Smith Simon Dufreche New Orleans miHonaire Heehae Mason Smith Dufreche Mr. Mason Japan South Texas Wan Silent Jim Milburn Til Spring Lane Lee Oldham Manchester James H Smith Chicago Lake Forest London Elgin Scotland United States Law School Columbia University Mr. Smith Manon Washington Post Asheville NM. C Biltmore House George W. Vanderbilt Bar Harbor Vanderbilt

Mrs Helen Armour Buried At Home Rites In Axlington

Mrs Helen B Armour died last Wednesday and funeral services were held Saturday at her residence 2035 H Street NW with Rev George Halley officiating. Interment followed in Arlington Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Also notes a 500-child outing for mothers and children tomorrow at Chesapeake Beach via Chesapeake Beach Railway Company from Chesapeake Junction at 1:30 AM returning at 6 PM.

Lula Blanche Woodward C. O. Woodward Edgar ¥. Gilchrist Church of the Good Shepherd Sixth Do. R. Stetson Mary Powell Page Robert Powell Page Berryville Henry Patterson Petersburg Edward Wall Grace Hipiscopal Church Isles of the Valley Helen McGill Page Henry Watson Thomas Manchester Jacksonville Katharine Brooks Fletcher Washington CG. F. Fletcher Mills Avenue North Langdon D. C Dr. Butler Kellar Memorial Church Manchester Rhode Island Avenue Emily Selgel Edward Brown Mary L. Brown Ninth Street Cora B. Stiveve Chalfonte Atlantic City Peter Fickman H. W. Stockes W.W. M. Parkes D. T. Randall John L Cochran J. Woodwell McGavey Cline H. Betts L.B. Voorhees Percy H. Walker Provost Hubbard Axlington Helen B. Arour H Street George Halley Western Presbyterian Church Beach Associated Charities Chesapeake Beach Railway Company Chesapeake Beach Chesapeake Junction Arlington W. W. Brosfield Coast and Geodetic Survey Q Street Herbert S. Smith St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church Loyal Legion Fort Myer Gen. Duffeld Ren. Duffeld

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