Woodward & Lothrop Summer Goods Closing Time
Woodward & Lothrop stores in New York Washington and Paris will close at 5:30 p m until further notice. The catalog highlights garments and travel items for summer use including linen and pongee coats mull waists coat suits and linen suits as well as dresses veiling voile mohair ta f feta and blue serge. Men s bathing suits skeleton suits pajamas and night shirts and a wide range of accessories from hats and belts to steamer rugs and luggage. Also noted are luncheon wicker cases for car travel and various cases and boxes for personal use. The text emphasizes an attractive stock of summer garments materials and articles.
Summer Shopping by Mail by Woodward and Lothrop
Customers traveling in summer should include full name and city address on each charged order to help bookkeepers identify accounts and prevent delays in forwarding goods. Communications go to Woodward, Lothrop, Mail-order Department, Washington, D. C.
June Special Sale of Women's and Children's Undermuslins
June sale features women's and children's undergarments for summer use at seashore resorts. Emphasizes well finished, correctly proportioned pieces with dainty embroidery, lace, beading and ribbon. Lot examples include fine light weight garments with round necks and elbow sleeves. All sizes, full cut, offered as a special value.
A Magazine Counter Revelation On Main Floor
The article spotlights the American Magazine of today and a vast growth in magazines offering diverse content across genres. It notes 150 magazines weekly or monthly, with broad topics from literature to science, and highlights in-store and mail subscription services plus summer delivery options. Look at the new Magazine counter on Main floor Tenth St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toay
Tenth St
A Summer in the Apple Tree Inn by Ella Partridge Lipsett
This wholesome mystery for young readers follows four Washington children and a Japanese prince as they uncover parentage clues and enjoy lively adventures in Apple Tree. The Evening Star lauds its brisk, jolly tone and wholesome American child characters. Availability noted in the Book Dept on Main floor Tenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evening Star
Apple Treeton
Tenth Street
Social and personal Taftis go to Canada and diplomats
Washington society notes Mrs Taft and children sail for Murray Bay Canada for summer. Secretary Taft to join after July 15. In Paris United States Ambassador McCormick hosts a lavish embassy reception for prominent dignitaries. Washingtonians register in Atlantic City and Bar Harbor for the season. weddings and visits mark a busy social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
France
Faris
Atlantic City
Robert 8. McCormick
Paris
M. Kurino
Marquis
Marquise de Segur
Vicomte
Vicomtesse q@Avenel
Interior
M. Clemenceau
M. Etienne
M. Dujardin-Beaumets
Fine Arts
Eldridge T
Col
Samuel Reber
Michigan
Waqnetonsing
Perry Belmont
Hotel Ritz
Robert McCormick
Edmond Des Pourtales
Zurlo
Jules Porges
Baron Esmond de Rothschild
Craig Wadsworth
London
Longworths Charm British King at Ascot Royal Luncheons
Special London dispatch reports American guests led by Mrs. Nicholas Longworth pleasing King Edward VII at Ascot events. The Queen’s social circle, including Consuelo Duchess of Manchester and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, joined Mrs. Longworth in lively chatter, with the King personally serving coffee and sharing laughs. The President’s daughter, weary from festivities, drew attention for absence at a ball where the Duchess of Marlborough displayed a record jeweled bead ornament crafted in Paris from uncut diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Ascot
Nicholas Longworth
Viscount Churchill
Royal Inclusive
Mrs. Longworth
Royal Box
Duchess of
Ideyonssure
Ernest Cissel
Mrs. Keppel
Prince and Princess of Wales
Haskon
Lady Crossley
Crossley
Duke of Marlborough
Blenheim
Paris
Greek Couple Weds Twice In Dual Church Ceremonies
A Greek man and German American bride wed in Bank Clerks Hall with Lutheran and Greek Catholic rites. Nicholas Pappaejohn Davis and Helen Mohr were joined as husband and wife after two ceremonies, first Lutheran led by Rev. Paul A. Menzel, then Greek Orthodox with Father Joachim. The couple, both of strong church ties, received congratulations amid a rice-sprinkled, flower-brimming reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etreet Northwest
Nicholas Pappie- John
Davis
Athens
Martin Luther
Nan
Paul A Menzel
Concordia Lutheran Church
Joachim
Greece
Mrs Pappaejohn
Wedding Gifts of Known Quality Reassessed
A brief note on the enduring standard of fine articles from Galt's, where purchases over many years have served as a reliable guarantee of quality for wedding gifts. The implication is that Galt's reputation persists as a marker of value and taste in such exchanges.
Mrs Corey Arrives at Braddock Home of Steel Magnate
Mrs De Ellis Corey arrived in Braddock and went to the residence of A A Corey, the steel magnate’s father. She stayed all day and no statement was released until late evening when it was announced she has prepared a statement to be released tomorrow or Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father-inlaw
Washington Post
Braddock
de Ellis Corey
A. A Corey
Corey
District League Celebrates Prohibition Efforts and Suffrage Call
A District League gathering features Rey Mr Skellenger praising the city, urging suffrage for residents, and noting saloon reductions since 1892. Speakers include Rev G C Butler and Rev S H Greene. Rep A R Webber discusses a prohibition bill. Licenses: 518 barrooms and 137 wholsale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Skellenger
James Lowen
G C. H. Butler
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church
S H. Greene
Calvary Baptist Church
Ewfn
A. N. Canfield
National League
G W. King
Dumbarcon Avenue
M. E
League
D. L Blakemore
Epworth M E Church
A RK Webber
Fonteenth Ohio
House of Representatives
Woman’s Prayer In Court Moves Jersey City Eviction Case
In New York court Caroline Cray of Jersey City faced eviction with three children. Judge Irwin ordered a pause as the landlord’s lawyer pursued the case. Cray offered back rent, but the lawyer paid one month himself. The woman prayed aloud for the home to be blessed while the judge sent for her missing husband to be detained if found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Caroline Cray
Jersey City
Gard
Irwin
William S. Gray
College Women Coming to Chi Omega Convention
Prominent educators from the South and West will attend the fourth biennial Chi Omega Society convention June 26 to 29. Meetings occur at Shoreham and George Washington University with receptions by Phi Alpha Chapter and Washington City Alumnae. Activities include Roosevelt reception, Library of Congress visit, Mount Vernon trip, and a tree planting near the Washington tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Ruling Hits Burnes Estate
In Federal court Judge Smith McPherson issues a temporary injunction stopping Probate Court action in St. Joseph to declare Mary Barnes insane. Barnes, at Atlantic City, is sole surviving heir of Calman F. Burnes who held one third of the Burnes estate valued at $1,000,000. The petition alleges a conspiracy behind the move by James A. Gibson public administrator of Buchanan County to have Barnes declared insane. defendants include Judge Woodson, Ralph A Stauber, Gibson, Fielding Mason, C. F Strop and James W Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Smith McPherson
St. Joseph
Mary ¥. Barnes
Miss Barnes
Atlantic City
Calman F. Burnes
Burnes
James A. Gibson
Buchanan County
A BM Woodson
State Supreme Court
Ralph A ' Stauber
Northwestern
Missouri
Fielding Mason
C. F Strop
James W Boyd
Apiteze Biscuits Promote Quick Energy For Busy Diets
Apiteze is described as a ready to serve cereal and vegetable iron based biscuit that digestively supplies energy with no waste. It claims to sustain brain workers and those with thin blood, recommended as a year round breakfast or luncheon staple sold by grocers everywhere.
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Queen Maud
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Lenox Horticultural Society
Lenox and
Stockbridge
Lenox
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George Westinghouse
Giraud Foster
Willam DB
Sloane
John Sloane
John 5. Parsons
Adele Kneeland
Charles Lawier
Cartelandt F .Bishop
John E. Alexander
Morna K. Jesup
T. Whyte Cook
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Chelsea
H. Cassilear
Bessie Hopkings
the Dennis
B. H. Kennedy
Prentice
Porter
C C. Long
the Chelsea
R. Stewart
Stewart
M. F. Tighe
N. T. Rogers
H. E
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Bar Harbor
Eden Hall
Seaton Schroeder
Virginia L. Gleason
Charlottesville
Lacey
Burgess
C Street
Miss Gleason
G. G. Whitney
Messrs. Whitney
Mrs. Burgess
Ivey
Drennon
Holth Drennon
Miss McBride
FG Whitney
Richmond
Jenkins
Lear
Wooardtr
Jones C. Beene
South Pittsburg
Tenn
Russell
Beene
Roland
Chalfonte
L. W. Page
Nell Boyd Howell
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Rhode Toland Avenue M
John M Gill
Anna. Kemp
John W. Dutton
Sophia Forney
Frank M Schuckers
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
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Barring
Teltet Forder
D. F. Barringer
Galt’s
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District League
Calvary Baptist
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Yale Lock
Hattie M. Shackiette
Childeon Guile
China
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