Hat Pins and Embroidered Linens in Easter Goods
Hat pins in sterling silver solid gold and gun metal. combs of real shell. back combs with plain gold and beaded bands. Includes embroidered tea cloths doilies servian and drawnwork in multiple traditions. fancy box stationery desk sets lamp shades. Easter cards and novelties with rabbits chickens ducks. main figure Eleventh and G sis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Luonville
Cloisonne
Royal Moriage
Cobalt
Holland
Royal Bonn
Sevres
New Hampshire
Exhibition and Sale of Original Oil Paintings by Franklin Airey
Exhibition and sale of original oil paintings by Franklin Airey of Philadelphia in our Picture Gallery on the fourth floor. Landscape and marine views dominate with a few figure pieces. Each painting is guaranteed original, no sublicates. Airey’s finest works in handsome double-sweep frames with shadow box. Regular price $100, special price available all week on the fourth floor first gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Airey
Philadelphia
Mr. Airey
Office Furniture Ad Promotes Neatness and Efficiency
An old advertisement urges neat office surroundings with up to date desks and requisites to promote system and reduce business details. It highlights first class materials, dovetailed drawers, expansion tops, and a near automatic operation. It brands Humphrey sectional bookcases as dustproof with air cushioned doors and removable panels, priced from $2.00 per section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Humphrey
Holland Rose Bush Sale Moves to Fifth Floor Sale
Holland offers first quality rose bushes imported from Holland via Georgetown Custom House. Several choice varieties usually expensive join standard varieties, all at prices for inferior kinds. Choice roses 10c each on the fifth floor eleventh street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Custom House
Holland
Eleventh St
St Joseph Feast Aids Little Sisters Of The Poor In Washington
Washington fashionable society joined the Little Sisters of the Poor at the Home for the Aged on H street northeast for St Josephs day. French Embassy staff and patrons served as waiters as donors provided a meal of soup roast beef vegetables and cake for the 20 elderly residents amid union station construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Little Sisters of the Poor
H Street
M Cambon
St. Joseph’s Day
Mme. Des Porte
Little Bisters
St Joseph's Day
Union Station
Third Street
Roosevelt Club Hosts Spanish War Veterans Meeting in DC
The Roosevelt Club of Spanish War veterans met at Concordia Hall to discuss affiliation with the American Veterans of Foreign Service. Gen H Kelley planned to speak but arrived later for a reception, while officers and members updated by-laws, elected officers, and planned a formal call on President Roosevelt after Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
R. C Galbraith
Tenth Pennsylvania Volunteer Regiment Veterans’ Association
American Veterans of Foreign Service
W E B Strong
W. A Hickey
A. F Baumbauer
J J Gordon
Hickey
M R Kubats
John S May
Fred Smith
Allan McCullough
B. H. Warner
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Barmaids in England Topic at W C T U Meeting
Mrs Helen M. Bullock of New York spoke at a District W C T U mass meeting in the First Congregational Church. She discussed barmaids in England, liquor impurity, the New York saloon policy, and W C T U work with Japanese soldiers. She cited 120 000 bars in England, 12 0098 in London, and 1 500 with young girls between fifteen and twenty. The talk linked England’s barmaid system to its introduction in New York City in 1890 and its spread in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullock
Woman’s Christian ‘Temperance Union
First Congregational Church
Helen M. Bullock
New York
W. c. T. U. Purity Department
Clinton Smith
W.C. T U
England
Garl
Yquor
London
Reform Move Ends Barmaid Practice in New York
Speaker credits passage of an anti bar maid bill by the New York legislature to the prompt work of Mrs Mary T Burt president of the New York State s WCA and colleagues. Mrs Bullock notes an English law banning hiring unseasoned barmaids and predicts gradual abolition, while contrasting European and American liquor adulteration practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary T Burt
New York States
WCA
Bullock
England
United States
Mrsullock
Europe
Students Tale of Trusts at GWU Congress
The GWU congress discussed trusts and anti trust law with critics from Indiana Virginia Michigan and Tennessee. A committee to propose a uniform divorce law was set for next meeting led by Stern and Hymer with Cohen and Kennedy opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Mect
Congress
George Washington University
Union
Christian
Indiana
Republic
Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Caldwell
Tennessee
Farrey
House
Kelley
South Dakota
Shelton
Mississippi
Bone
Illinois
Stern
Wisconsin
Beh Hymer
California
Cohen
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Woodwards& Lothrop
G Street
France
Bradford
Priestley
Lupin
Vavenetta Etamine
Cravenette Cheviot
Cravenette Serge
Lupin’s
Paris
Lansdowne
Riliantine Leh
Peien
Eogidis
Chifton Salifon
Holland Rose Bush Sale
Fashion Watts
Joseph
Senator
Myra
Quarles
Peirce Guilé
Robert Wallach
U. A
Wallach
Fort Assiniboine
Mont
Alice Varnum
Kellogg-Bradley
Kelloge
Thomas Musgrave
U .A
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
Ednad Adams
Hugh P Oram
George Calvert Carter
St. Andrew's Church
E Street
Arthur Capper
Topeka
Capper
Bxbbitt House
Otis Skinner
the Harvester
Design BY
May Manton
Trante
Miyt
Voile
Ecru
Bertha
Fashion Department
Galt & Bro
Penna. Ave
Berry & Whitmore.co. Jewelers
I Risen
Roosevelt Club
Secular League
James Albert Clarke
Burr
Francis Bacon
Elisabeth
Earl Dudley
Maj. Clarke
W J McGee
McGee
Enna
Sta PA Ave
Hattie M. Shacklette
St. N.W
Eren
Boston
Thea
SREAT
Atlantic & Pacific
EAS
Cor
Sis
Jowneys
Rowney
Mass
Victor Talking Machines
John F. Ellis & Co
Pa. Ave
Elsasser
Vermont Ave
Arlinston Hotel
Chas. de Cazanove
Champague
G. G. Cornwell & Sons
Chas. M. Stieff
Eleventh St. N. W
Orer
Christian Xan —der
Melliston Wild Cherry Cordial
West
Boe
Christian Xander
Quality House
7Th St
D Rosen
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