Friday Clearance of Men’s Fine High Shoes and Accessories
Clearance clears several shoe lots due to incomplete sizes. Includes Gun Metal Calfskin, Tan Russia Calfskin, and Patent Calfskin in straight laced styles with reduced prices. Also features marble pedestals, figures, and Friday specials on cotton crepes and Liberty Negliges with substantial discounts. Second floor displays details and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shane
Russia
South Street
Tig. Bey
Lenox and
Astor
Kann
Mixed Sale of Mens Shirts and Apparel
An assortment of men's plain and novelty plaited and neglige shirts offered for immediate disposal in attractive colors and styles with attached cuffs. Sizes 14 to 17 offered, reduced to 85c each from $1.50. Also feature nightshirts and shorts with various trims, some slight wear and soiled items noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navisack
Musi
Namnsouk
Eilars
S.fes
Bae
Dras
Vice President and Mrs Marshall Guests at a Secretary Party
A Washington social page notes Vice President and Mrs Marshall attended an informal dinner hosted by Secretary and Mrs Lane. The luncheon at Shoreham drew the cabinet and top officials including Messrs Bryan Garride Daniels Lane and McAdoo among others, with Mrs Eberle hosting a naval yard luncheon for Mrs Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Shoreham
Bryan
War
Garride
Navy
Daniela
Gregory
Agriculture
Houston
the Treasury
McAdoo
the Interior
Commerce
Redfield
Labor
Wilson
Justice McReynolds
Luncheon and dinners host of Washington society crowd
Mrs Victor Kauffmann hosted a luncheon for Miss Fowler guest of Mrs John Crayke Simpson with many Californians among the guests. Dinner hosts included Mr and Mrs Perry Belmont honoring Miss Prynee Colter of Boston and Miss Delano. Social teas and card games followed, with notable attendees such as Mrs T C Billings and Mrs Hugo Osterhaus. Senator Francis Warren departed for Wyoming while Mrs Warren stays in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Kauffmann
Miss Fowler
John Crayke Simpson
Californine
Kange
Perry Belmont
Prynee Colter
Boston
Shoreham
Delano
Frederic .A. Delano
Will Visit the Orient Guests at Shoreham Luncheon
Social notes from Washington recount a luncheon in the Shoreham rose room hosted by Mrs Charles Hagner with guests Miss Marguerite Barfour and Mr Samuel of Philadelphia. Also listed are travel plans of Mrs Roosevelt and several Washington social fixtures at the Army and Navy Club and New Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Tuller
Boston
Paris
Washington
Grafton
Fuller
Richard Derby
Derby
Ethel Roosevelt
France
Edwin A. Grosvenor
Amherst
Mass
Gilbert Grosvenor
Charles Hagner
Shore
Ham
Marguerite T Barfour
MM Samuel
Philadelphia
Robert BR. Roosevelt
New York
Representative
Robert Lee Henry
Texas
Harold Parmelee
St. Parmelee
Henry
Parmelee
James River
Old Point
Thomas C. Thacher
Yarmouthport
Mays
John T. Anderson
Richmond, Va
E. H. Botterell
Canada
New Willard
A. Q. Zinn
Barcelona
Spain
Heasie Kibbey
Willian Kent
Harry A. Kite
Thomas J. Kemp
Franklin Knight Lane
John EB. Laskey
Hugh 8
Frank FP. Mitchell
Viola W. Myer
J. Upshur Moorhead
J. W. Mac Murray
John R. Martin
Charles M. Miltenberger
John McLaughlin
Malcolms. McConiha
Frederick B. McGuire
Charles L. McCawiey
Romulo S. Noon
Robert 8. Oqwan
Josiah A. van Oradel
Henry Kirk Forter
H. Cleveland Perkins
Duncan C. Phillips
Robert EB. Peary
Armistead Peter, Jr
la Salle Pickett
E. Southard Parker
George T. Porter
Seaton Perry
Andrew J. Peters
William C
Hugh C. Wallace
Thomas J. Walsh
Misa Haura P. Waller
Thomas ¥. Walsh
Samuel B. M. Young
Boston Massacre ignited push for American independence
The article marks March 5, 1770 as the Boston Massacre, noting nine British soldiers fired on about 50 to 60 locals, killing four and wounding seven. It frames the event as the true starting point of the American Revolution, driven by colonial resolve for independence and opposition to royal military presence on American soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Little Frills and Furbelows Aflutter in Social World
Society page notes the engagement of Miss Eleanor Taylor of New York to Gouverneur Morris Carnochan Jr. The bride to be, daughter of Howard Taylor, is active in philanthropy with the Junior League. Carnochan, from a prominent New York family, Harvard graduate and St Nicholas hockey member, plans a June Connecticut wedding at her father’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Wilson
Harper's Bazar
Washington
Miss Wilson
Eleanor Taylor
Gouverneur Morris Carnochan, Jr
New York
Misa Taylor
Howard Taylor
Miss Taylor
Junior League
Dorothy Whitney
Willard Straight
Mr. Carnachan
Newport
Harvard and
Union Clubs
Harvard
St. Nicholas
Taylor
Connecticut
Marion Cutting
Brockholst Cutting
Jett
Tess
Lydia Mason Cutting
Sav @laire
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Woodward & Lothrop
F Street
Copenhagen
Liberty Department
Liberty
London
Eleventh Street
Fanmnet
Maslin
Mos
Frederick
Wtano
Clearaway
Stoneleigh Court Conn
L ST
Aostable
D. EL Stephan
Bath
Daak
Red Room
Niewera
Edward W. Eberle
Commandant’s Quarters
Navy Yard
Josephus Daniels
Killarney
Charles Howry
Brusted
Murgeom
William T. Marshall
Gillett
John Knapp
Glennan
Col. Glennan
Mias Temple
William Waywood
Logan Waller Page
James Oliver
Hutchins
William Cline Borden
Miss North
Providence, R. T
Mra. Eberle
Marshall Field
Sixteenth Street
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Thomas R. Marshall
William Jennings Bryan
James R. Mann
Edward WH. Gheen
Austin Sackett
Sackett
New London, Conn
William Reyburn
Ira
Bennett
Miss Bennett
Mrs
Robert Roosevelt
Langley
Primrose Street
Chevy , Chase
Tear Admiral
Mrs. Brownson
Francis Warren
Wyaming
Willama
J. W. Folk
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fitzgerald
J. BR. Aleshire
Carda
Col
Mra
Richmond P. Davis
Francis Koster
Army and Navy Club
Senator Lippitt
Miss Lippitt
Rhode Island
Blaine Elkins
Palm Beach
Pia
James TM. Mann
the Highlands
Chicago
Thomas G. Patten
Jersey
Mra&. Moreton Henry
Anna H. Marvin
Rochester
WN. Y
Marjorie Marvin
Charles E. Langley
Miss Marvin
Miss Bail
Fairmont Street
Fred Britten
San Francisco
C. C. Marsh
Capt. Marsh
U. 83. N
Indiana Avenue
Louis Lombard
W. B. Rogers
Norfolk
Rogers
Wagner
Frances Nevin
Playhouse
Lohengrin
Varapiel
John Hermann Loud
Charles Francis Adama
Milton Allies
Frederic Atherton
Woodbury Blair
Verry Belmont
Charles J. Bell
Gardiner Hl. Bell
Elizabeth B. Blian
Gist Blair
Henry JF. Blount
Jerome N. Bonaparte
Loren Fletcher
Susanne Fletcher Cole
Fitzhugh Lee
U.S. A
Daytona
Fla
Mme. Cellere
Netherlands
Chevalier
Rappard
Richmond Hotel
Mas
Francis J. Koester
Mins Meem
Lawrence V. Benet
William Lerch
RE. Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
Denver
Colo
Aldred A. Prauden
Fort Monroe
The
Ebbitt
Bernice Bolen
New Orleans
Marshall Nichols
Miss Bolen
Robert Hl. Bolen
Lower
Mississippi
Crescent City
Nichols
Guy T. Yelvering
Helvering
Maryaville
Kans
William A. Calderhead
Kansan
Fifth
J. J. Richardson
Florida
de Sales
L St. NW
Cunninghaw & Co
Mammoth Cloak and Suit House
Seventh Street
Meet
Querius Tolr
Steinway
Highlands Hotel
Conn
Ave
George
Mil) Mavarer
Hotel Powhatan
Brighton
California
trassionsUy
DELO
Dulin & Martin Co. Pottery
Flowers J. H. Small & Sons Ssns
Sentinel
Redcoats
Tre
Tomor
NEW Empire
Abedhstely
America
S. Kann Sons & Co
Palais Royal
Broadway
Charlottesville
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