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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1905

Page

11

New Spring Millinery at Nour Millinery Salon

The Nour Millinery Salon on the second floor of Tenth Street debuts elegant Paris modiste models from Georgette Meyer Roger Reboux Lewis Vicot Charlotte Linn Faulkner and American adaptations by local milliners. The exhibit features Flowers and Foliage Ostrich Feathers Laces and new millinery trimmings highlighting high style and beauty.

New Spring Nour Tenth Street Paris Mme Georgette Esther Meyer Camille Roger Caroline Reboux Maison Lewis Vicot Charlotte Linn Faulkner

Large Oriental Rugs Reduced for Quick Sale

Immense sale of Persian and Indian rugs with large discounts. Multiple pieces listed with sizes, colors, and reduced prices from 75 to 300 dollars. Also bulk linen and lawn fabrics offered by the yard on second floor Eleventh Street.

Handsome Lawn Petticoats With Rich Lace Trims

Notable lawn petticoats feature deep umbrella flounces with tucks and imitation Duchess lace, plus full lace ruffles. German Valenciennes lace accents add richness. prices reach ten dollars and fifteen cents.

Men’s New Shirts for Spring and Summer Display

Two new lines of spring and summer shirts for men on display at Main floor F street. Made of percale with plaited fronts and cuffed sleeves in blue pink black on white grounds. Features include pin spots, broken stripes, all over patterns, and Pure Irish Linen Neglige Shirts in ecru with narrow white piping. Priced $1.50 each.

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High Art Leather Work Exhibition and Sale

Special exhibition and sale of New Art Leather Goods burnt and hand-stained in floral scroll and applique designs. Includes library banners, table covers, lamp mats, pillow covers, bags, cases, purses, tobacco pouches, and more. Monograms burned on request while you wait. Gold Medal at St Louis Exposition. 25¢ to 10.00 each. Art Needlework Dept Main floor F st.

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New Go-carts and Baby Coaches of 1905 Line

Washington agents for Whitney English Coaches offer folding Go carts with hollow tubing frames and compact storage. The range includes small carts to elaborate carriages with automobile gear tires. Prices from 5 to 60 dollars, Seventh floor G st.

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Social and Personal Dinner Honors and Early Spring Weddings

Ash Wednesday observance signals seven quiet weeks ahead with Easter on April 23. Society plans large post Lent entertainments including bridge teas and weddings as residents stay in town through June. Notable events include a Chinese ministerial dinner for Mr William W Rockhill and Mrs Rockhill and Mrs Fairbanks luncheon hosted by Mrs Raymond Patterson. A quiet wedding at 203 Fourteenth Street linked Miss Margaret Castle to Lieut Edward Raymond Stone with Civil War era decor and notable guests. The Castle ceremony followed by a short Eastern tour and Fort Crook assignment for the groom. Elizabeth Baker Howard wed Lieut John Chowning Ashburn at her mother's residence with immediate relatives present. Other couples include J R Meal and M P Horn in Baltimore and Col and Mrs Thomas W Symons visiting Jekyl Island. National Geographic Society plans an annual reception March 11, and Col EH B Townsend hosts guests including Gen Wilder S Metcalf, Maj William J Pollack, and J B Richardson. An Anna May Cavey and Walter W Kneessi wedding occurred at Calvary Baptist parsonage with violet crepe de chine gown and reception, then a trip to Columbia, DC.

T. DeWitt Talmage Fremont Janet Richards Homeopathic Hospital William W. Rockhill China Des Planches Biukins Dryden Jamlin Draper Wellcome London Thomas Butler Seaman Cowles Timmons Hikins John Ford New York Henry A. Castle Fourteenth Street Margaret Castle Edward Raymond Stone Thirtieth Infantry Fort Crook Omaha Tennis Hamlin D. D Church of the Covenant Charles W. Castle Anne Castle Nelson Clapp McCumber Frank Smith Charles Foster J. J. McCardy Carl Guthery B. W. Holman George Thompson St. Paul Paris Fletcher Proctor Minneapolis W. G. Jaquess Mississippi Fort Croek Anna May Cavey Walter W. Kneessi Calvary Baptist Church Samuel Greene Mrs. Kneessi Columbia D. C Walter C. Covey G. A. Kneesst E. L. Kneesst William H. Somervell Howard M. Somervell Wheat Philadelphia

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