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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1911

Page

30

Woodward & Lothrop Exhibit of Oriental Wares and Undermuslins

Exhibition and sale on the second floor of Woodward & Lothrop at 11th Street features a large, attractive assortment of women and children's undergarments. Garments priced at 50 cents each, with items ranging from gowns and drawers to chemises and combination suits, all made in muslin, cambric, and namook fabrics with embroidery, lace, and ribbon trims. Values cited at 75 cents to $1.00. Wind floor Eleventh St.

G St Namsook Cambricc Eleventh St

Friday Special in Trimmed Millinery on Fifth Street

Trimmed millinery offered at a special price of five dollars per hat. The selection includes a broad range of seasonally charming shapes in various braids and colors with tasteful trimmings such as flowers ribbons and quills. Second floor Tenth street location.

Tenth St

Friday Special in New Valenciennes Laces

New Valenciennes Laces offers a timely selection of exquisite French and German Valenciennes lace edges and insertions. This season’s best assortment includes only perfect pieces, priced specially per dozen yards at Main flood street.

Valenciennes Flood St

Cotton Dress Goods Dept Sale Prices by the Yard

A list of sale prices for various fabrics in the Cotton Dress Goods Department. Items include Imported Gingham at 35 cents and 20 cents per yard, Printed Percale 10 cents, Zephyr Gingham 10 cents, Chiffon Lise and Cotton Veil 20 cents, Printed Batiste and Dimity 1 cent, and more, with lengths from 2% to 7 yards. Second floor G street.

Friday Special in Odd Lace Curtains

A sale on incomplete and discontinued curtain lines offers remnants and samples at deep cuts. Jaat of discontinued lots, JA squares, tapestry, jute, and various fabrics lowered to half or less. Fourth floor features curtains, rugs, and beds with substantial markdowns, customers urged to bring measurements.

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Decorated China and Porcelain Sale Items Listed

China Department offers numerous items with price cuts, including Daintry Decorated French China salad bowl and rich French China pieces. Several pieces show reductions from hundreds to dollar ranges, including platters, tureen, sauce boat, and mayonnaise dishes, plus brass smoking stands and a smoking set.

China Department

Friday Special in Women's Ankle-Strap Pumps

From a prominent manufacturer of high grade shoes we offer at factory price a lot of Ankle-Strap Pumps made of patent calfskin with Goodyear welt sole and Cuban heel. Neat leather bow finish. New stylish footwear, latest style in sizes 24 to 7 with A to D widths. $2.50 pair. Value $3.50. Third floor Tenth st.

Goodyear Tenth St

Friday Specials in Fine Linens

Advertises 93 double damask pattern cloths with minor flaws at 2x2 yards for 2.80 each, previously 4.00, and 2x214 yards at 3.50 each. includes assorted old bleach towels in half dozen lots sold as is. located on the second floor Eleventh Street with prices below regular.

Women's 25 inch Silk Umbrellas in New Shades

Women's 25 inch colored silk umbrellas with mission wood handles offered at a special price of $2.00 each. Also remnants of 26 inch black Union umbrellas with mission wood handles trimmed in gold, silver, and gun metal, reduced from $3.00 to $1.95 each on the main floor.

G St

Dinner for Miss Taft at Japanese Embassy

Miss Taft occupied a box at the National Theater last night for The Dollar Pithgess. The Japanese Ambassador and Baron Uchida hosted a dinner in her honor with guests including Postmaster General, Prince Koudacheff, and many diplomats, officials, and society figures from Washington, Philadelphia, and New York.

Taft RS. Taft National Theater Wiliam Farnham New Haven Conn Hollister Cincinnati Maj. Butt Baron Uchida Helen Taft Prince Koudacheff Martin Legation Switzerland Gladstone Herbert Putnam Herbert Knox Smith Albert Boardman Johnson Philadelphia John Day New Jersey and Henry Fulger_Jenness Dora Keen Foster Sherley Putnam Catherine Weeks Wood Overbrook Matsui Hanihara Okebe Embassy

Fashions, Gardens, and Society at Metropolitan Events

The piece surveys Mrs. Hay’s spring garden on Sixteenth Street, notes of crocus hues and lawn scenes with grandchildren, then catalogs attendees at New York’s Metropolitan Opera in box seating including Mrs. Satterlee, Mrs. Schiff, and Mrs. Gould among others. It moves to etiquette on gift giving, then profiles royal interest in coin collecting, Susan B. Anthony gowns, and a cameo on a Virginia governor’s courting lore. The column ends with society-news blurbs on Cavendish’s bigamy aura, Princess Adalbert’s yacht orders, and a Baltimore divorce suit, concluding with Downey’s carriage ads.

John Hay Sixteenth Street Mrs. Hay S. Townsend Burden Karrick Riggs Metropolitan Opera House New York Oliver Harriman James Brown Potter Henry Lehr Herbert L. Satterlee Richard Anthony Margaret Smith Hawin H. Weatherbee Weatherbee Nelson Burr Maitland Confett Clarence Chapman Virginia Iowa Senator Tillman

Social musings from a Washington dinner scene

A long list of hosting duties and social engagements from rumored dinners and luncheons. Notable attendees include Count Pourtales Countess von Hernstorff Misses Meyer Southerland Aldrich May Cecilia May Isabel May and Cecilia May. The Turkish Ambassador Youssouf Zia Pasha attended a theater box with family and embassy staff. The Women’s Army and Navy League plans an Easter ball at the navy yard with chairmen and patronesses from high society.

Count Pourtales Preston Gibson Luise Alexandra von Hernstorff Alys Meyer Mary Southerland Elsie Aldrich Isabel May Cecila May Baroness de Struve Women's Army and Navy League Navy Yard W. W. White Charman Ho FE Burrell C. T. Davis Bayard Deatts Wilbard Garrard Stokes Foste Logan Willard Navy Vard White I Tice Meyer Secretary of the Navy Arthur Lee Glover Crowningfield Wetmore Hale Crane Mai

Women's Ribbed Clothes Discount Sale Across Sizes

Listing of women garments including Swiss ribbed lisle thread vests and combination suits in knee length with low necks. Prices shown from 20c each, 3 for 50c, discounts from higher prices to 16c and $1.00. Main floor dress goods offers with hand crocheted fronts and varying sizes.

F St

Furniture Department Sale With Deep Reductions

A furniture department listing offers numerous items heavily discounted. Wicker rocker, mahogany armchair, oak tuning room chairs, oak tuffet, china closet, solid mahogany chiffonier, oak desk, oak saddle seats, tabouret, book shelves, and a Davenport are advertised with reduced prices from high original amounts to values such as 1.95 to 29.75 dollars, including a sixth floor display.

G St

Office Furniture Dept Bargains From Oak Desks To Chairs

Quartered oak flat top desk 3x55 inches reduced from 2750 to 20.00. Quartered oak T flat top desk 4x60 inches reduced from 3000 to 2150. Quartered oak sanitary roll top desk size Yx10 inches. Solid mahogany revolving chair saddle seat reduced from 1569 to 995. Solid mahogany revolving chair leather back reduced from 35 to 16. Mahogany office stool with foot rest reduced from 740 to 3.56. Seventh floor st.

Office Furniture Dept Fero FO

Leather Goods Department Bargains In Reduced Prices

Antique shop ad lists items with dramatic markdowns including Leather Automobile Baskets for two persons from 344 to 20.40 and a Wicker Lunch Basket now at 0.1. Other reductions cover Combination Wicker Tears and Lunch Basket to 65, Automobile Baskets for four at 85, Mahogany Sewing Cabinet to 400, Wicker Sewing Cabinet to 800, Smelling Salts bottles in leather cases with sterling tops down to 6 each, all offered at Main Year Eleventh Street.

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