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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1905
Page
19
A reader's catalog item describes various china pieces including bouillon cups saucers and Limoges plates offered at special prices. French china sauce plates with pink pat tern borders are 3 for 25 cents, while German china sauce plates drop to 5 cents each.
Jardiniere and stand set offered at pleasing green finish, standing 30 inches high with a 10 inch top. Special price 1.95 complete, 25 cents per cup and saucer, regular 35 and 50 cents. Also a sale of odd French German and Japanese china cups and saucers in assorted shapes and colors.
We offer choice strong heart rose bushes recently received through the Georgetown Custom-house from a leading Holland grower at 60c each. Fifth floor eleventh street.
The Fourth Floor G Street shop offers estimates and delivery for upholstery and cabinet work. It highlights lace curtains, lace bed sets, slip covers, and a wide curtain fabrics line with special prices on Snowflake Grenadine and Muslin curtains. Also promoted are box and head couches made in house, with price ranges from 10 to 2400 dollars, plus the April Designer issue on sale.
An article extols metal bedsteads as sanitary restful and easy to clean, noting their rising popularity over wooden frames. It highlights all brash bedframes, white and colored enameled varieties, and criba options with brass trimmings, plus national or woven wire springs. It emphasizes the mattress, its importance for comfort and sanitation, and mentions in-house made hair mattresses and a special value on 10-lb mixed hair mattresses at seven dollars fifty cents.
The German Embassy sparked Washington society at the Baroness von Sternburgs second evening reception with eighteen-course surroundings and a floral display of Easter lilies. Guests included diplomats, ministers, and notable Washingtonians. the Ambassador and Baroness Sternburg plan one more season reception next Tuesday. The bridal season updates feature Mrs Lula Dell Coxs engagement, Helene Marjorie Rudolphs wedding, and Elizabeth Burns Leavitts nuptials amid a busy social calendar with several public figures traveling and hosting events.
All-wool skirts offered at 2.98 feature black and brown cheviots and light checked materials. The 7-gore flare with kilting and deep hem covers lengths from 37 to 43 inches. Sale aims for immediate attention to new spring lines and skirts priced well below typical costs.
The fifteenth annual Society of Washington Artists exhibition opened yesterday at the Corcoran Gallery. Sixty-three paintings by forty-eight artists were exhibited, with Corcoran prizes awarded to Charles C Curran of New York for At the Piano, Leonard Ochtman for Old Pastures, and Miss Dillon Day Hale for The Green Calash. The show, praised as a strong display, runs publicly until April 14 and includes notable works by Helen Aldrich, Childe Hassam, Edward Siebert, and others.
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