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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1911
Page
14
New York Washington department store offers early season clearance on high grade women’s suits. Exclusive designs in B seine Voiles and French Serges, with mid to deep discounts from $67.50 to $18.75. Third floor G St.
Silk dresses priced from 12.50 to 18.75 feature soft taftas, foulards, and pongee in sailor collars, two-tone effects, checks, pin-stripes and polka dots. Foulards with borders, high and Dutch necklines and long or three-quarter sleeves offered in new designs.
Delightful marquisette dresses in dainty fabrics with hand embroidery beading and lace trims. Styles include high and Dutch necks with three quarter sleeves in kimono effects offering varied neck and sleeve designs.
A matchless showing of dainty Net and Lingerie Dresses from $10 to $45. Sheer batistes embroidered crepes and fine lawns richly trimmed with laces. Numerous models in high and Dutch necklines with long or three quarter sleeves. Skirts feature trimmed flounces. Third floor-6 st.
A display of Dress Tailored and Lingerie Hats offered at a uniform price of $15.00. The collection features distinctive creations from skilled trimmers with varied trimmings and fabrics. Located at Millinery Salons on the second floor of Tenth Street.
Surplus stock from a prominent manufacturer offered at $2.95 a pair in gun metal and calfskin styles with Goodyear welt soles and Cuban heels. Includes two and three eyelet designs on specially designed lasts for a snug fit. All sizes available at Third Floor Tenorth Street Store location.
A city advertisement promotes a 1911 Vehicles display featuring baby carriages with fresh sir tissue options, full size reed construction, brown and natural finishes, corduroy cushions, detachable covers, steel springs, patent foot brake, and steel tubing pushers. The show targets mothers seeking bright, healthy infants and emphasizes modern design and pricing.
MISS HELEN TAFT returned to Washington yesterday from Wilmington Del where she spent the weekend at the home of Senator du Pont who gave a large house party. Several diplomats and politicians were hosted in Washington and at the White House for various social events and dinners.
Snapshots show many brides and grooms amid Society Circle at the Homestead and New York events. Florence Sheedy and I Townsend Burden Jr plan a June Denver wedding. Mrs Ruth Emmons Moore and Russell Edmands join other society couples in New York. Overseas tales include Florence Sheedy’s beauty, the Livingston marriage gift, and Capt von Wolf defending a German castle. London coronation rent talk and adjustments to court hours underscore gala season shifts.
Mrs Walter Wells departed Washington yesterday for visits to New York and Morristown New Jersey. Mrs John Cropper will close her house here at month’s end and sail June 8 for Europe on the Baltic to spend the summer with cousins Marquis and Marquise Saint Mars. Mrs Fremont Smith has returned to Washington after a southern trip. An engagement in Boston announces Miss Olivia Thorndike daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Thorndike
A 16 year old actress refuses to rehearse real kissing during play rehearsals led by Arthur Hammerstein and Edward Locke. Justice Sheil hears testimony to decide if performers must kiss on stage. The talent argues she should not be required to participate in actual kissing, citing discomfort and obligation.
Special to The Washington Post Vineland New Jersey May 1 Susan P Fowler known as the bloomer woman died today at age 87 after adopting the bloomers 69 years ago. She ran a farm on Vineland’s outskirts for over four years and lived without a man. She was educated and authored several books.
The Post's European tour contest sparks high interest among competitors with two days remaining to secure votes for airplane flights. The top three by votes earned between Monday morning and tomorrow evening win four flights each across Friday to Sunday. Daily free coupons bolster the contest as standings shift with dark horses rising and pace changes realigning leaders.
The piece argues that women with tight budgets should buy from reliable stores and favor all wool over cotton warp fabrics. Wool preserves color and shape, wears longer, washes better, and may cost more upfront but saves money over time by eliminating frequent replacements. It warns against cotton-warp materials and urges test methods but prioritizes trustworthy merchants.
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