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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1905
Page
11
A sale offers odd bouillon cups and saucers in various shapes with a soccer cup and saucer, marked down from 100 dollars and 1 50. Limoges china sauce plates in a pink bordered pattern are 3 for 25 cents, previously 15 cents each. German china sauce plates reduced to 5 cents each. Fourth floor sale note indicates multiple decor patterns.
Jardiniere and stand offered as the best value yet with Pleasing green decoration. Together they measure 30 inches high with the jardiniere 10 inches across the top. Special price set at $1.95 complete and 25c per cup and saucer. Also a variety of odd French German and Japanese china cups and saucers at special sale price of which is not fully shown.
Strong heart rose bushes offered at five cents each. Fresh arrival from leading Holland growers, processed through Georgetown Custom-house. Located on the fifth floor eleventh street.
The Fourth Floor at G Street advertises upholstery estimates and in house workmanship for furniture reupholstery cabinet finishing and mattress remaking. It promotes lace curtains draperies and linen slip covers with a wide price range and a free home sample showing service. The Designer for April is on sale with various articles and a pattern department offer.
Advertises metal bedstead popularity and advantages over wooden frames, listing All-brass and enamel options with prices, plus Cribas and springs. Emphasizes sanitary, stylish designs and a factory-made mattress line with South American hair and high quality ticking. Special price offered for a 10-lb mixed hair mattress at $7.50.
A second of the Baroness von Sternburgs salons drew Embassy and society guests to the German Embassy as Ambassadors and officials attended a formal dinner and reception with eighteen covers. Attendees included diplomats, ministers, and social leaders such as the Spanish Minister, Senators Lodge and Beveridge, Justice White, and many others. The event featured elaborate floral lilies, a blue chiffon gown for the bride, and a large bridal party as more guests planned upcoming seasonal receptions.
All-wool skirts offered at $2.98 on the second floor in the suit and skirt department. Cheviot and fancy checked lightweight materials in Black and Brown, 7-gore flare with kilting and deep hems. Lengths range 37 to 43 inches, a bargain to introduce new spring and summer lines.
The fifteenth annual Society of Washington Artists exhibit opened privately in the Corcoran Gallery hemicycle with public viewing to April 14. Prizes totaled $1,350, with Charles C Curran of New York earning $200 for At the Piano, Leonard Ochtman $100 for Old Pastures, and Miss Dillon Day Hale $50 for The Green Calash. The show features 63 paintings by 48 exhibitors including Curran, Hale, and Ochtman, praised as highly satisfactory.
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