Woodward & Lothrop Summer Goods Sale Notes
Woodward and Lothrop in New York Washington Paris plans closing at 5 30 pm until further notice. The store highlights garments and materials for travel and summer use including linen coats pongee waists coats suits and summer fabrics plus bathing suits and travel cases. The catalog lists hats belts neglige shirts bath towels and various case and toiletry items. The ad emphasizes attractive stocks of garments and travel articles for summer and vacation trips.
Summer Shopping by Mail at Woodward and Lothrop
Summer mail order notice urges customers to include full name and city address with each charged order to help bookkeepers identify accounts and prevent delays in forwarding goods. Communications directed to Woodward and Lothrop Mail-order Department Washington DC.
June Special Sale of Women's and Children's Undermuslins
O-DAY announces a special display and sale of women's and children's undergarments for summer vacation wear. The collection features fine lightweight pieces with round necks and elbow sleeves, some trimmed with embroidery, lace, beading, or ribbon, all sizes included and carefully finished at special value prices.
A Magazine Counter Brings Wide Choice to City
The American Magazine offers a vast array of periodicals with 150 titles weekly or monthly. Subscribers can order by year and have magazines delivered by mail or in person on publication day. The new counter on Main floor Tenth St invites readers to browse.
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A Summer in the Apple Tree Inn
A Washington author pens a brisk wholesome mystery for young readers about four lively American children. The plot involves a parentage mystery of a Japanese prince and papers that could restore him. Readers are promised a clean, merry tale with adventure and action in Apple Tree town.
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The
Evening Star
Apple Treeton
Tenth Street
Taft Party Heads to Canada and Atlantic City Notes
Social column reports Mrs Roosevelt leaving the White House for Sagamore Hill with plans to travel to New York and Oyster Bay, while Mrs Taft and children depart for Murray Bay Canada for summer. Washington figures attend receptions in Paris and Newport style gatherings. numerous residents plan summer relocations to Maine, Cape May, Bar Harbor, and Capon Springs. a quiet wedding occurs in Rhode Island.
Longworths Charm British Royals At Ascot Soiree
Special London cable recounts American guests at Ascot in royal luncheons and balcony moments. President Roosevelt’s daughter Mrs Longworth mingled with Princesses and the King, who entertained her with coffee and playful jokes. A jeweled bead ornament favored by the Duchess of Marlborough drew attention at Lady Crossley’s ball.
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New York
Ascot
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Viscount Churchill
Royal Inclusive
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Mrs. Keppel
Prince and Princess of Wales
Haskon
Lady Crossley
Crossley
Duke of Marlborough
Blenheim
Greek Twice Married to His American Bride
A Greek groom and German American bride wed in a dual ceremony at Bank Clerks' Hall, Washington, blending Lutheran and Greek Orthodox rites. Nicholas Pappaejohn and Helen Mohr, tied in both churches with palms, candles, and wreaths, then exchanged rings and shared wine as witnesses showered rice. Afterward, guests left money on the altar and flowers as tokens of祝福. couple drove separately to their home.
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Davis
Athens
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Concordia Lutheran Church
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Greece
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Wedding Gifts of Known Quality Review
The piece notes that for over a century a buy at Galt's has signified reliable quality. It underlines the store’s reputation for dependable wedding gifts and lasting value, implying discerning shoppers trust Galt's as a mark of quality.
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Galt’s
Mrs Corey Arrives in Braddock Ready to Share Statement
Mrs De Ellis Corey, wife of a steel magnate, reached Braddock this morning and went to the residence of A A Corey, the father of the magnate, where she stayed all day. Authorities released no details until late evening, then said she is resting and that she and her attorneys prepared a statement to be provided to the press tomorrow or Tuesday.
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Washington Post
Braddock
de Ellis Corey
A. A Corey
Corey
District League Celebrates Prohibition Efforts at Calvary Church
The District League celebration features Rey Mr Skellenger praising a self-run city and urging suffrage for District residents. Rev G C Butler gives invocation as Rev S H Greene welcomes at Calvary Baptist Church where A N Canfield’s work is lauded. Discussion notes fewer saloons since 1892 and lists licenses. Rep A R K Webber mentions a House Bill to end District saloons.
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Skellenger
James Lowen
G C. H. Butler
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church
S H. Greene
Calvary Baptist Church
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National League
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Woman's Prayer in Court as Eviction Case Is Decided
In New York Jersey City resident Caroline Gray faced eviction with three children in court before Judge Irwin. The landlord won. Gray wept and prayed aloud as the judge ordered police to locate her missing husband William S. Gray to support the one month rent offered by the landlord.
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Mars
Caroline Cray
Jersey City
Gard
Irwin
William S. Gray
College Women Com ing Prominent Educators Attend Chi Omega Convention
Prominent educators from the South and West will attend the fourth biennial Chi Omega Society convention. The event runs June 26 to 29 with meetings at the George Washington University and Shoreham. Notable activities include receptions, Roosevelt at the Wythe House visit, Library of Congress tour, Mount Vernon trip, and a banquet.
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Chi Omega Society
Supreme Governing Council
Shoreham
George Washington University
Supreme Council
Phi Alpha
Washington City
Roosevelt
Wyalle House
Library of Congress
Shoream
Mount Vernon
Society
Washington Tomb
Question Heiress Sanity Alert in Federal Court
In Kansas City Missouri on June 4 Judge Smith McPherson issued a temporary injunction to halt Probate Court action in St Joseph to declare Mary Barnes insane. Miss Barnes, the sole surviving heir of Calman F Burnes, is at Atlantic City. The move by James A Gibson to claim insanity is alleged as part of a conspiracy. Defendants include Judge A B Woodson Ralph A Stauber James A Gibson Fielding Mason C F Strop and James W Boyd.
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Smith McPherson
St. Joseph
Mary ¥. Barnes
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Atlantic City
Calman F. Burnes
Burnes
James A. Gibson
Buchanan County
Judge A BE Woodson
State Supreme Court
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Missouri
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C. F Strop
James W Boyd
Apiteze Biscuits: Ready to Serve Energy Support
Apitero provides energy by digesting its cereals and vegetable iron. Apiteze is a thoroughly cooked food claiming to supply all required elements with no waste. Marketed as suitable for breakfast and lunch for brain workers and those with thin blood, sold by grocers in 15e pack.
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