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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1910

Page

14

Clearance Sale of Women's Summer Suits Promises Fashionable Attire

A clearance sale offers small lots of summer women's suits in linen coat outfits, pongee, and white serge fabrics. Styles feature latest models with tailored to semifitting coats and plaited skirts, priced from 12.50 to 27.50, ideal for seashore and mountain wear. Third floor-st.

Clearance Sale of Auto and Traveling Coats

Auto and Traveling Coats offer special prices to clear a small lot left in stock. Coats are gold cloth, pongee, rajah and tussah silks, semifitting and raglan styles, trimmed with silk and large pockets. Prices $18.50 and $29.50, regular $22.50 to $45.00. Third floor G St. L Coats for auto and traveling wear. Limited quantity.

G St. L

Women's Underwear At One Dollar In Nylon Markets

Advertises women undergarments priced at $1.00 with regular values of $1.50. Describes muslin and nainsook garments, nightgowns, cambric song petticoats, and nainsook combination suits. Notes on fit, comfort, trims like lace, embroidery, and beadwork. Location cited as Third floor Eleventh street.

Eleventh St

Mason porcelain bed jar tops feature in accessories

In this listing a vendor offers Mason porcelain bed jar tops described as a dozen standard pieces. The notice highlights accessories and vintage glassware, noting the items’ condition and potential use in bedroom storage or display.

Miss Julia A Lippitt Bride Of Mr Craighill

Bride Julia Armistead Lippitt daughter of the late Dr and Mrs William Fontaine Lippitt married George Bowdoin Craighill son of Rev and Mrs James B Craighill at the Lippitt home Georgetown. Ceremony led by Rev James B Craighill with maid of honor Miss Mnia Henderson Lippitt and best man James Rutherford Craighill. Out of town guests include S Van Jear Lippitt and James Rutherford Craighill among others. The couple left for Porto Rico and will reside in Georgetown on return.

Preity Me Patrest Georgetown Misses Lippitt Mira Julia Armistead Lippitt William Fontaine Lippitt George Bowdoin Craighill James B. Craighill Episcopal Cathedral Washington Francis Hopkingon Craighill Wythdwille Minnia Henderson Lippitt James Rutherford Craighill Pittsburg Mary Morsell Tippitt Willam Fontaine Lippitt Porto Rico Thomas Perry Lippitt Misa Lilian Minnie C. Henderson Roanoke Charles C. Henderson Hanton Craighill Elizabeth Bryan Ewing Daniel B. Ewing George Attmore,Sparrow Gastonia N. C Frances Barbour Ewing Hammond Court R. ©. Anderson Jennie Pendleton Ewing Mr. Sparrow North N.C Europe New York Virginia Maud M. Pulliam Henry P. Pulliam Adolph J. Widner Cliftor, Street Lynn Gorsuch M. E Pearl Pulliam Pearson Widner Harvard Street Nannia May Pat+ton John Pat‘ton Walter Wolverton Stockton St. John’s Church Howden Frances Stockton Annan Margaret Lowe Frances Hurley Richard Stockton Thomas Donaldson Elmer Burdette Stockton Ilinois Avenue Frances Skinner Elsie de Lamarter Lansing Mich Margaret Noyes Newton Center Mass Ross Skinner Colby Wii Perth Amboy N. J Everett Settle Skinner Beverly Julia Cook Juliette Thompson Noyes Charles Teppee Caroline Smith York Haret Vance C. E. Schooley E Street Rose A. Tiffany Orth Fork Walter N. Presgraves Henry Tiffany West Virginia Mary Tiffany Montie Presgreves John M. Schooley Elsie Schooley Princess Ines Maryland Mary Helen Muir Thomas G. Muir Sylvester Emmett Burns St. Stephen’s Church Joseph Cassidy Josephine Spellman Vincent Burns Atlantic City

Washington Weddings From A Busy Autumn Eve

A series of weddings unfolded across Washington last night and today. Carolyn M Bishop married Philip H Cake at the Hotel Normenile with only family present. Frances Loretta Johnson wed Dr John Edson Bowers at the Johnson home in M Street in a garden setting. Honora Skinner married Ernest Clapp Noyes at Mount Tabor Church with a large local guest list. Blaine Power married Robert Kenyon at 18 W Street NW. Rose A Tiffany wed Walter N Presgraves at 604 E Street NE. Katherine Estelle Smith and Benjamin A Schlosser married at Douglas Memorial Church. Catherine H E McGraw married James T Ryan at the Church of the Sacred Heart. Each couple departed for their wedding journeys or post ceremony homes following celebrations.

Carolyn M. Bishop Philip H. Cake Normenile F. D. Power Vermont Avenue Christian Church Misa Honora Skinner Co. W. Skinner Home Industrial School Ernest Clapp Noyes Mount Tabor Methodist Church Edward Noyes Newton Center Mass William J. ‘Thompson New York Katherine Estelle Smith John W. Smith Benjamin A. Schlosser Douglas Memorial Church W. W. Barnes Alice A. Smith John W. Smith, Jr Charles Walker Gustav Citner John Adams Louis Allwine Sixteenth Street Mrs. Schlosser Gales Street Catherine HE. McGraw Michael McGraw James T. Ryan Harvard Street Mrs. Ryan Washington

Sidelights on the Smart Set in Paris Society

The article surveys fashionable summer life along Paris bridle paths and avenues, noting numerous American visitors and their attire. It highlights women riding astride, lists social figures such as Princesse Ferdinand de Lucinge, Miss Baxter, and Mr. J. H. Bache, and observes an upcoming influx of aeroplanes and future travel plans to St Moritz and Virginia.

Paris Princesse Ferdinand de Lucinge J. H. Littlefield Miss Baxter Mons Leon Delorme Mie Delorme Pierre Deschamps Prince John Ghika J. H. Bache Senor M. de Yturhe Mme. Xanthe John Magee Victor Lorehan P. L. Ronalds Bache J. Livingstone C. L. Richard Schifrin Landsear Norrie Miss Barbey Clinch Smith

Social Roundup of Notables and Civic Efforts

The article lists a parade of society and political figures with summer plans and clubs. Mrs William Allen Cullop promotes saving Harrison homestead in Vincennes, praising federal aid and recalling Tecumseh's 1811 peace talks. A Polish woman's unusual path to Welsh church leadership is noted as a striking detail.

William Allen Cullop Congress Indiana Ol Harrison Vincennes Daughters of the American Revolution William Henry Harrison Tecumseh

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