Exposition Opens With Parisian and American Millinery Luxuries
Week beginning Monday marks a grand exposition of selections in hats dresses and lingerie from Paris London and New York. It features bridal trousseaux corsets and gowns plus imported lace parasols gloves hosiery and handkerchiefs. Rich drapery glassware silver crystal clocks bronzes marbles and tableware complete the display suitable for weddings anniversaries and gifts from Washington and the inauguration era. A cordial invitation invites all to inspect the importations even if not buying.
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Washington
Displays a Unique Assortment of Washington Souvenirs
A local display presents glass paper weights and white metal items featuring Washington views. It includes books, framed views, souvenir cards, and a map guided tour of trolley trips with historic landmarks, all showcased on the main floor at Eleventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional Library
Eleventh St
White House Social Guests and State Dinners Spotlight Washington
Social notes detail Mrs. W Emilen Roosevelt and Mr. Douglas Robinson hosting at the White House while foreign ministers and dignitaries attend receptions and dinners for inaugurations. Other society events include teas and luncheons honoring guests such as the Daughters of the Republic of Texas and prominent Washington figures, with numerous attendees from embassies and governor circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Emilen Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
Executive Mansion
W. Emien Roosevelt
White House
Baronesa von Sternburg
Winslow
James W. Pinchot
Boardman
Durand
Robert Meade
New York
von Dem Bussche-Haddenhausen
Mme. Des Portes
Inauguration Guests and Local Weddings Noted
A roster of visitors from Cleveland and Charleston attend the inauguration, with Mrs. George M. Payne hosting at the Roanoke. Mrs. Charles H. Grosvenor regrets illness, while several others arrive or stay at local residences. A quiet home wedding unites Miss Florence EB. Gasson and Mr. Curtis C. De Neane at the Gasson home precedes a Chicago trip weigh-in.additional guests and visits tied to the inauguration are listed along Lincoln avenue and nearby streets.
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Cubam
Mme. de Quesada
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Costa Rica
Mme. Calvo
James I. McCallum
Admiral Higginson
T. de Witt Talmage
Kioki
Legation
Labastide
Triono
Harry A Auer
D H Ziegler
Horace H. Potter
Cleveland
Ohio
P A. Auer
S Street
Keckington
George A. Goshorn
Virginia Craecroft
Charles 8. Peyton
Charleston
W Va
George M. Payne
Roanoke
Charles H. Grosvenor
Burton - Stephenson
Marlborough
Kilmer
Lievis Runyan
Beyer
Florence EB. Gasson
Curtis C. de Neane
Henry J. Gasson
Fourth Street Northwest
J. Russell Verbrycke
R. W. Swann
Chicago
I. de T. Jennings
New York
E. A. Pilkin
Kingman Place
Fred J. Reheemann
Evansville
Ind
Jack O'Keefe
Norfolk
Miss Dolan
N Street
Military moves and leave notices during Army personnel changes
The Army announces multiple personnel actions including leaves of absence for Captains Richard C. Richard and Charles W. Farber, reassignment and duty changes for Captains Henry S. Hathaway and David J. Rumbhough, and numerous battery transfers in Field Artillery. Additional appointments involve Majors McClernand, Nichole, Randolph, and others, with details and destinations across Forts Myer Port Brady Fort Porter San Francisco and Washington Barracks.
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Richard C. Richard
Signal Corps
Charles W. Farber
Eighth Cavalry
Henry S. Hathaway
Fort Wood
N. C
Fort Myer
Howard J. McClernand
San Francisco
Cat
John J. Bradley
Fourteenth Infantry
Reginald I. McNally
Percy L. Jones
United States Army General Hospital
Washington Barracks
D. C
Burgeon
H. Newton Mierulff
Presidio
Cal
Army Transport Service
Buford
William A. Nichole
Hot Springs
Ark
Army and Navy General Hospital
Benjamin H. Randolph
Artillery Corps
Charles Morris
Army Retiring Board
David J. Rumbhough
Highteenth
Field Artillery
Twenty-second
Fold Artillery
United States
Charles G Treat
United States Military Academy
Edmund M Blake
George L. R. Irwin
Fifteenth
Seventeenth
George G. Gatley
Seventeenth Battery
Coast Artillery
Lawrence 8. Miller
Wighty-fifth
Coat Artillery
Met
Movements of Naval Vessels Arrive and Sail
Movements reported include arrivals of the Whipple at Pensacola Nero at Norfolk Castine at San Juan Elcano Villatobo and Nanshan at Shanghai and sails of Vixes from Guantanamo to Kingston and New York from San Juan to Hampton Roads. The Bancroft was placed out of commission Thursday at the Norfolk navy yard.
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Whipple
Pensacola
Nero
Norfolk
Castine
San Juan
Elcano
Villatobo
Nanshan
Shanghai
Vixes
Guantanamo
Kingston
New York
Hampton Roads
Bancroft
Navy Yard
Norfolk, Va
Porter Mende Civil Ceremony in Paris March 3
The civil marriage of Miss Elsie Porter daughter of the American Ambassador to Dr Edwin Mende of Zurich was held at the Passy town hall. Witnesses for the bride were Gen Winslow and Clarence Porter. for the groom Robert Westermann and Hans Broelke. Gen Funston transferred to command California department and Pacific division duties as of 1905 to 1906. Transport Sherman arrived Manila March 2. Medical staff changes include leave for A H E Glennan and duty moves for G W Stoner C E Banks C H Gardner W G Heimer Carl Ramus and J Thurston. Casualty Acting Assistant Surgeon Estepsa Lopez died February 4 1908 in Fajardo Porto Rico.
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Funston
War Department
Frederick Funston
Department of the Lakes
Chicago
Department of California
Pacific Division
Francis Moore
EL. Banks
Galveston
Texas
W. G. Heimer
The
Philippine Islands
Lalends
Carl Ramus
Honolulu
T. H
T. H Pharmactt ¥. J. Thurston
Estepsa Lopea
Fajardo
Porto Rico
Tien
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Ambroise Thomas
Paris
France
Broadway
New York, N. Y
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Information
John W. Langley
Gudger
Langley
JM. Gudger, Jr
Asheville
Clarence Rebus
Cynthiana
C. R Thomas
James A. Hughes
Alvah W. Patterson
Julia Smith
Francois Berger Moran
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Thomas Martin
Musgrave
Brick
James Stetson
William Haywood
Kendall
McCreary
John Moore
Hannis Taylor
A. Barker
Harriot
John F. Rodgers
Virginia Morris
MacConthe
Cowles
Corinne Robinson
Edward W Parker
Miss Bryan
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
John M. Culp
Rena Slayden
Atees
Su& Pa. Ave
Post
Umice
Galt’s
Galt & Bro
Penna, Ave
Berry & Whitmore CO
Joeson
Berry & Whitmore Bidg
Republic of Texas
Debrell
Seguin
Tex
Drisconl
Julia Adams
James Is Slayden
A. W. Grege
Mann
Trueheart
Anthony F. Cas
Congress
John W. Morton
Tennessee
Richard Root
Miss Root
the Farragut
Myrtle Solomon
Philadelphia
V. ©. Adier
Tenth Street
Alice M. Morrison
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lincoln Avenue
Esterbrooks
America
China and Glass Store
China
St. N. W
F Street N. W
the Grand Collection of the
Vienna
G. G. Cornwell & Sons
Sherman
Manila
Harris
Shafer Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
A. F. Bornot & Bro
National Dermatological Institute
N. W
Berry & & Whitmore
Castelberg’s
Optician
Pa. Ave
M Lindsay Rubber
Mig. Co. (Inc
Braney
Goodyear Rubber CO
Victor and Records
John F. Ellis & Co
Chas. Berman
11Th St
Nsw
Exclusive Cloak and Suit House
Christian Xander
Wadesme Wine
Ang —Liquor Establishment
Ares
Para
Quality House
H. Er
the Sunday Post
Stieff
Am Bn Hares
Fou Av Way
GHAS
M. Stieff
11Th St. NW
J. R. Freeman
13Th St. N. W
Vermont Ave
Arlington
V. D. Rosen
Hattie M. Shacklette
London
Boston
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