New Spring Corsets And Shoes At Georgetown Store
Spring fashion items including Paramesa and Sapphire corsets with embroidered fabrics and varied fits priced from 5.50 to 20.00. Also Lily of France corsets 6.00 to 25.00 on display on third floor, eleventh street. Footwear features patent colt ties tan calf oxfords and children’s shoes with evolving prices. Hosiery and roller skates offered with demonstrations and special prices. Fourth floor seventh avenue.
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France
Eleventh Street
Tenth Street
Spring Millinery Trends Show Mushroom Hats Dominant
Exhibitors present Camille Rogers, Caroline Reboux, Maison Lewis, Virot, Esther Meyer, and Mangin Maurice as leaders. The mushroom hat evolves into The Cloche and The Lamballe with the Lamballe as a large picture hat and the Cloche as a medium or small turban. Sailor brims rise, the poke bonnet returns, and apricot joins rose tones with Neapolitan and Yeddo braids. Mourning millinery gains emphasis as flower hats, lace, and net styles dominate. Millinery Parlor Second floor Tenth st EE
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Gether
Camille Rogers
Caroline Reboux
Maison Lewis
Virot
Esther Meyer
Mangin Maurice
March Special Sale of Original Oil Paintings From European Artists
Personal representative offers about fifty original oil paintings direct from artists in several European countries. Some artworks from Paris Salon exhibitors, all in gilt shadow-box frames. Subjects include Marine, Landscape, Pastoral, and figure pieces with varied prices and reductions from original tags.
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Europe
New Season Fabrics and White Goods Display At Our Store
A display highlights new season effects in white materials for gowns and waists. Sixty exclusive designs imported directly, with popular fabrics for shirt waists and coats. Also featured are Newport Suitings Auto Cloth Indian Head and other durable suiting fabrics priced per yard from 12 and up. New Irish and French linens plus sheer plaids attract early demand. Second-floor ceiling at Beyond floor G street.
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Hileventh St
Social and Personal Plans For German Officers
Ambassadors and dignitaries figure in an extensive schedule of dinners and entertainments. The German Ambassador and Baroness von Sternburg host and hostesses include the military attache, the Taft secretary, and various diplomats. Aoki and the Hengelmullers head forthcoming events as society circles celebrate weddings, birthdays, and notable visits with a flurry of receptions and dinners across Washington society circles.
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Kean
Count Hatzfeldt
Col. James
Hengelmuller
Europe
Perry Belmont
Baron
Baroness Hengelmuller
Rosen
Dewey
Clarence Edwards
Mme. Riano
Denmark
William Corcoran Hilly
Frederick Benedict
Belmont Tiffany
Szechenyi
O'Neil
New York
Altamont Spring Water Sale and Bottling Details
Altamont Spring Water Highlights its sterilized bottles and pure quality. It boasts an unrivaled location at the Alleghenies summit and steam-sterilized bottles ten to twenty minutes before filling. Available at 1305 F Street NW and Woodward and Lothrop stores as exclusive agents.
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Alleghenies
F Street
F Streets
Woodward & Lothrop
Altamont Spring Water Co
Russian Princess Weds Prof Landfield in Paris Church
Socially prominent wedding tallies in Paris as Princess Liuba Lebanoff Rostovsky wed Prof Jerome Barker Landfield of California at St Michael's Church. Attended by Grand Dukes, Grand Duchesses, and high society, the event included a Protestant service in London and a diplomatic budget critique of ambassadors.
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Russia
Jerome Barker Landfield
California
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Paris
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Marie Georgievna
Count Torby
Dubreuil Hchapparre
George Mikhaylovich
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Countess Tarby
Michael Michaelovich
George Michaelovich
Prince George
Greece
Lobanom Rostovsky
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Mme Mekeleff
Mme. Saloff
Barone de Lequeyssie
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A. Hearst
Flint
Joseph ‘Marshall Flint
Orrin Peck
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Washington
Treasury
James Bryce
Vienna
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Bonaparte
Baltimore
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Willard
Trington
Ohne
Mr. Moody
Navy
Hitchcock
Sixteenth Street
Dewey
Mr. Root
P. Morton
Rhode Island Avenue
Shaw
Henry Clay Evans
Shaws
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