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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
7
Woodward & Lothrop in Washington celebrates Children's Day with a variety of children's wear from home and abroad. The store highlights economy and correct style, promising help in selecting garments that suit each child’s appearance and enhance their look.
Ease inspection reveals a broad assortment of new white dresses for girls and misses. Styles range from White French Lawn to Percale varieties, with prices from 1.45 to 10.00, featuring trims of lace, insertion, bertha, and embroidery across sizes 4 to 12 years.
The shop highlights baby and child footwear designed to fit natural growth with proper sizing for comfort and healthy feet. Featured items include Misses' and Children's White Buckskin Lace Shoes $3.50 to $4.00, Misses Ta Rus bandselt Calfskin Shoes $3.00, Dangoli Kulshirn Shoes $2.00, and Boys Pat Button Shoes $3.00. Display on third floor tenth street.
Our spring Silk Petticoats collection features imported Paris designs alongside American makes. Prices include $5.00 for Taffeta Silk Petticoats with flounce and ruffle, $7.50 for Taffeta Silk Petticoats with fluffy trim, and $10.50 for Sitinont Silk Petticoats with deep garland ruffles in lavender red lilac and strawberry tones.
Special attention is called to Jersey top Petticoats for early spring wear. The fashionable Princesa dresses have snug hips and no fullness. Made with quality wool jersey extending below the knees. Plunging propensities provide warmth. finished with deep accordion plait and narrow rim. Priced at 3.00, 7.50, and 12.50. Third floor Faeventh at.
A previous page promotes a full line of corsets for spring with domestic goods noted as reliable. Featured items include girdle corsets in white and pink blue shades priced at 1.00 to 1.50, plus various batiste and Lingerie corsets with elastic attachments and front designs. Also includes bustles and third floor display on Micventh Street.
Ten dozen plain black gauze lisle thread hose with double soles and high spiced heels praised as popular this season. Also forty dozen ribbed black lisle hose by Rembrandt and Ricke Heu with white toe and heel at 25 cents a pair, regular 35 cents, main floor F street.
Raspberry Butter Cups are described as dainty and delicious with centers of real raspberry fruit. They are promoted as an out of the ordinary treat, specially made for the store and the first available since the holidays, priced at 40 cents a pound in the confectionery department on the tenth floor.
A catalog listing canned and dried seafood and pantry items from J Stuart & Co. Includes Genuine George’s Seladed Codfish in boxes, Shredded Codfish, Kippered Herring, California Mackerel in souse and tomato sauce, Cape Shore Cod, Barataria Shrimp, Walter Baker’s Cocoa and Chocolate, French Olive Oil, Sir Dittman’s Caviar, Houdet Sardines, French Sardines in olive oil, Red Alaska Salmon in tall cans, McGowan’s, Gorton’s products, Anchovies in oil, Thoston Codfish, Queen olives, Manzanita bottle, and other assorted items. Located on Fifth floor-Tenth at.
Miss Clara Drew held a lenten musicale at her Rhode Island avenue home featuring pupils and friends. The program included works by Abt Mendelssohn Gounod and MacDowell among others with performers Reuter Norton Owen and others. Mr Charles Henry Butler hosted a stag reception and dinner at his 1 Street residence in honor of Justice Brown on the occasion of the justice's seventieth birthday.
A Thursday evening service at West Washington M E Church South raised over 700 in cash for debt payment and reduced the balance to about 800. Creed M Fulton chaired the meeting with Rev W H Bailenges Br F L Day and Judge W L Chambers speaking. Pastor Balenges hopes to make the final payment soon and plans to build a larger modern house of worship.
Rev A Augustus Hobson, pastor of First Baptist Church Hyattsville Maryland, preached his farewell sermon last Sunday night with text Woe be It unto me if I preach not the Gospel. Afterward the right hand of fellowship was given to him as choir and congregation sang God Be With You Till We Meet Again. During two years of his pastorate he increased membership and left the church prospering. His resignation takes effect March 1 and he will rest a few weeks before considering new posts.
The Washington Society of the Archaeological Institute of America announces a 4 40 pm lecture by Dr Alfred M Tozzer of Harvard University titled Aspects of Archaeological Work in Central America. He has national recognition for Central American research and is an instructor at Harvard. Invitations are extended to anthropological and archaeological society members and others. admission cards may be obtained at George Washington University or Hubbard Memorial Hall.
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