Weeklong Exposition of Luxurious Parisian and American Millinery
An invitation announces openings for a grand exposition of selections and silks and dress stuffs of premier sorts. Parisian, London, and American millinery, French lingerie, bridal trousseaux, rich dresses, elegant wraps, imported clothes for baby, rare laces, lace robes, and luxury accessories are showcased. Includes drapery, upholstery, crystal, china, silver, clocks, bronzes, lamps, and souvenirs for weddings and gifts. Local buyers and casual visitors are urged to inspect the direct imports, with broad invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Displaying a Unique Assortment of Souvenirs of Washington
An advertisement itemizes Washington souvenirs including glass paper weights white metal trays trinket boxes loving cups paper cutters penknives stamp trays French gilt jewel cases views of Washington book form passe-partout frames and a standard guide with map plus souvenir postal cards and trolley trip narratives from Main Four-Eleven Street showing historic landmarks and views of the Congressional Library and public buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional Library
Eleventh St
Social and Personal Six Hundred Sailors Dinner at Dolphin
A Washington social column notes Lieut. Commander Gibbons entertaining two dozen guests aboard the Dolphin to honor Miss Poor and Lieut. Bulmer whose wedding is tomorrow. Miss Poor headlines a large inaugural tea and luncheon events with Mrs. McLean hosting, a 3:30 to 4:30 luncheon, 600 midshipmen served, and an orchestra in the east hall. The piece lists numerous social hosts and attendees across multiple teas, dinners, and at home gatherings around Thirteenth Street NW and accompanying residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Commander Gibbons
Dolphin
Miss Poor
Bulmer
Miss Sheridan
John R McLean
McLean
Edward Beale Mclean
Richard Mulligan
Cox
Poor
Durand
Pauline Morton
Hildegarde McKenna
Elkins
Schroeder
Fremont
Bradford
Southersland
Gaff
Jean Crosby
Pulitzer
Miller
Carr
Midshipmen
Secretary of the Navy
Merton
Elsie Hoban
Edith Sheridan
Thirteenth Street Northwest
Edna North
Isabel Atkinson
Ida Smith
Marguerite Miller
Mildred Harbin
Erma Vanesdorf
Mary Sheridan
Albert R Dyer
Grace Dyer Knight
Roanoke Street
Minnie B Chapman
Plymouth
Florida
Miss Chapman
North Carolina
Raleigh
Moncure
Kershaw
Chicago
Amy Charles
Kean
Fairbanks
H. Nathan
Rose Nathan
E. Steinem
P Street
Jercleman
New York City
EL Fitz Simons
Inauguration Luncheon and Capitol Tour Highlights
A Washington luncheon hosted by Senator Fellinger brought fifty guests including the New Hampshire delegation. Attendees toured the Capitol, with women seated in the Vice President and Speaker's chairs, and Ms. Janet Richards adjusting inaugural topics for tomorrow’s talks at Scottish Rite Hall. The piece notes ongoing arts and education plans, faculty changes, and strong college enrollment from states nationwide.
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Senator Fellinger
Capitol
District Committee
New Hampshire
Congress
Fellinger
John H Walker
Senator Fetlinger
Senate
House
Beig
Prof Wrightson's Washington College of Music Opens Strong
Washington College of Music opens spring term with 247 students under director Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. The Knabe Building at 1218 F Street NW houses sixteen teaching rooms with a strong faculty. Plans include expanding to upper floors to offer collegiate courses alongside musical training.
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Washington College of Music
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Knabe
F Street
Wrightson
Sociologists IQ Meet At Metropolitan AME Church
A National Sociological Society conference opens today at the Metropolitan AME Church at 2 PM to discuss Race Prejudice Its Causes and Effects and Proposed Solutions. Noted speakers include Blair Johnson Lyons and Cohen with plans for a federal commission to study the race question. A second session Wednesday evening at Nineteenth Street Baptist Church will feature Senator William Ms Stewart and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Sociological Society
Normer
Blair
New Hampshire
E. A. Johnson
Shaw University
Raleigh
N. Y
James Lewis
Walter L. Cohen
Louisiana
Edward E. Brown
Ieston
Mass
Judson W. Lyons
Georgia
Abraham Grant
Indianapolis
L. Carruthers
Walter H. Brooks
William Ms. Stewart
Sweet Mysterious Places and Nostalgia
A reflective excerpt recalling backcountry scenes of creek beds, knotty roots, and shady pastures. The speaker longs for natural places and countryside sounds, contrasting with urban faces, ending with a promotional line about Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy.
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Broadway
New York
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Information
Nigwsra Pp
Erbrachive
Cyrus Mantz
Misses Cooper
Oraville, Md
Gen
Mrs. Draper
Boston
R. E. Johnston
Columbus
Miss
C. Lamar
Seventeenth Street
Nellie R. Raps
James A. Hawley
Canandaigua
Lincoln
Eleventh Street
Hawley
W G. Miner
The
Cumberland
William Wiest
Hanover
E. G. MeiKnight
Franklin Shutt
McLane
Granite State
Galt’s
Galt & Bro
Penna. Ave
Barris
Shafer Company Jewelers and Silversmiths
Ash
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Chas. Berman
Cloak and Suit House
11Th Street
N. W
Paris
Redmote
Taffeta Sulk
Charles Berman
11Th St. N. W
M. D. Lincoln
Henry BE. Zerbe
Lulu
Rauchtown
H. H. Showers
Alice
Elmira
Williamsport
Bessie Getzen
Bila M. Pagelman
Sunbury
Second Street
August Weast
Beverley Road
Brooklyn
F. B. Johnson
Second Street Northeast
Janet Richards
Scottish Rite Hall
G Street
Miss Richards
America
Washington Symphony Orchestra
Kalie V. Wilson
Thomas Evans Greene
California
Prof. Wrightson
Sociologists IQ
Convention of National Society
Canton Dangerfield
Hood
China and Glass Store
China
St. N. W
F Street N. W
Grand Collection of the
Vienna
Berry & Whitmore CO
Berry & Whitmore Bidg
Cor. F and
11Th Sts
A. F. Bornot & Bro
Victor Talking Machines
John F. Ellis & Co
Pa. Ave
Christian Xander
Tennessee
Hattie M. Shacklette
London
V.D. Roden
Elixer Babek
H Street
Misses Hall
Baltimore
Chas. de Casanove
G. G. Cornwell & Sons
Paria
Vermont Ave
Arlington
SREAT
Atlantic & Pacific
Rigley
Wintergre
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