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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1914

Page

12

Summer Linen and White Goods Section Highlights

Woodward & New York Washington Paris markets promote a summer linen and white goods department with wide stock. Linen sheets pillow slips and related items are offered in regulation and extra sizes. The store notes its own importation to meet summer needs and prices items like a thirteen piece center piece set at 1.50 and women’s night gowns at 1 cent per yard.

Charles Page Brynn Duchesss de Richelle York

White Eponge and Linen Fabrics Go On Sale In Philadelphia

A Philadelphia maker offers White Eponge at savings of 75 cents per yard with 56 inch width and 9 yards, plus bedspreads priced as low as $1.25 to $2.00 per yard for various sizes. Old Bleach Linen goods from Randalstown Ireland arrive direct, with widths from 36 to 90 inches priced 50 cents to $1.25 per yard, highlighting broad selection and discount.

Philadelphia Randalstown Ire- Tod

Linen Sheets and Pillowslip Special Offer

Linen sheets offered at 22234 yards for 4.50 per yard and 214x2%4 yards at 5.40 per pair. Linen pillow slips measure 2242x236 inches priced at 4.50 per pair.

New Towelings from Ireland Offer Huckaback Designs

Threat from the Manufacturers in Ireland introduces a large variety of Huckaback Towellings with many new patterns and some hem stitched or embroidery options. Includes reliable qualities in 18 inch and 24 inch widths, priced from 40 to 60 cents a yard.

Ireland

Linen Cambric and Sheer Handkerchief Linen Ad

Linen Cambric and Sheer Handkerchief Linen. These fabrics are our own direct importation from the maker. Made from finest selected yarns with excellent weave. Linen cambrics 36 inches wide priced 60 cents, 1 yard. handkerchief linens 36 inches wide 50 cents to 1 dollar.

Washington social notes keep pace with spring season

Washington society items list guests and gatherings at Shoreham and Raleigh venues. Ministers, diplomats, and local officials attended dinners, receptions, and a horse show related events. Notables include Mrs. Knapp Rettit, Amparo Rivero’s Cuban minister family, and Debutante Amparo Rivero, with many arrivals at the Shoreham and Powhatan hotels.

Miss Margaret Britton Engaged to New York Dancer

Miss Margaret Britton the second daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Britten of Des Moines is engaged to Carroll My Robertson of New York. No wedding date has been set for autumn. Britton is noted as a leading debutante and top dancer. Robertson from a prominent New York family is described as wealthy popular and the best dancer in the city. He has been a frequent Washington visitor this spring.

Margaret Britton MR. Carroll Robertson New York Abd Alexander Britten Moines Margaret Carroll My. Taherteen Miss Britten Robertson New York City Misa Britton Washington Trioscher's Miss Britton

PRACTICE DRIVING CHARIOTS IN THE FIRE REGANED PAGEANT

Chariots to be driven in The Fire Regained pageant to run May 16 to 23 will arrive soon from New York. Horses will be schooled at the Benning track with a prominent young society woman among the drivers. A general rehearsal is set for this evening at 7 o'clock at 1617 TI street NW. Tomorrow and Friday evenings also feature general rehearsals, with group practices in the afternoons. About thirty young men are sought to portray shixts under Director General Preston Gibson.

New York Benning Track TI Street Veneargala Shixts Preston Gibson

Mishap Morocco? Horsemen Thrown at Rock Creek Park Show

Representative J Willard Ragsdale of Florence narrowly escaped fatal injury when his mount failed a jump at the National Capital Horse Show in Rock Creek Park. The frightened mare kicked and the horseman was thrown, but he recovered at home on Connecticut Avenue. A second incident involved Asha Bushnell, 11, son of John Bushnell, whose cart was overturned after his horse panicked during exhibition, disrupting the arena and prompting spectator alarm.

Asha Busimell J. Willard Rexsdale Congress Florence, & G Coniry Rockeek Park Ragsdale Riding and Hunt Club of Washington National Capital William P. Eno Hagsdale Mr. Hagedale Ragardale Connecticut Avenue Ragadale Asha Bushnell John Bushnell Bushnell Springfield Ohio Irvington Nell

A Tour in the Smart World of Point Lace and Diamonds

A charity swimming event this week in London featured Lady Diana Menners and others, drawing crowds for fashion and water bravado. Amid political tension, parliamentary golf was halted. royal gifts marked Princess Mary’s 17th birthday as royals and American visitors spotlight society life and fashion at racecourses and gardens.

Diana Menners Jady Constance Richardson Mise Tree Raymond Asquith Maryletone Bathe London Diana England Mra Raymont Asquith Arthur Balfour House of Commons Bonar Law Mr. Aaquith

Horse Show Attendees Trace Washington Society Invasions

A crowded Washington society scene unfolds at the riding show with prominent guests from Fort Myer and Charleston, including Gen. George Scriven and Col. Robert Thompson. Notable horses Jimmy Trigger and Marie Louise attract attention as hunters and saddle events loom. A dinner at Col. Thompson's and the American Sportsman dinner at the Willard are planned for leading exhibitors and officers.

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Mrs Logan Loses Bracelet At Local Hotel

Mrs Joann A Logan writer of Gen Logan reports losing a valuable filigree bracelet from one of two pairs. She believes it may have occurred at a local hotel during or after a horse show and values the missing item as part of a pair given by the General in Sicily in 13k Movements of Ocean Steamers. Additional vessel reports list Imperator George Washington Mauretania Olympic and other lines with arrivals and a weekly beet prices note.

Congressional Re al Organization Joann A. Logan Sanlad Imperator Southampton New York George Washington Southamptna York Mauretania Liverpool Pishguard Ympic

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