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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1905
Page
7
Our complete line of American cut glass offers May and June wedding gift opportunities at low prices. Items include handled olive diana trays bowls vases and more. Fifth floor glassware. Imperial sewing machines with oak case drop-head style automatic lift ball bearings winders five-year guarantee on second floor GST with special price $20 value $25.00.
2 000 yards Sheer French Lawn ideal for graduation gowns and dainty dresses, 45 inches wide, 25 cents a yard. White linens in vogue for shirtwaist suits, costumes with heavy laces, and children’s frocks in light, medium, and heavy weights.
The W B skirt gauge marks desired length around the hem. Practically tested by dressmakers in Washington, it lies flat on the floor and marks evenly with chalk. Available at Nation Department for $2,000 via floors st.
A newspaper ad highlights Sporting Goods Kodaks and Cameras with a full range of products. It lists baseball and tennis supplies golf fishing gymnasium gear and a complete dark room facility. The showroom emphasizes up-to-date outfits and an extensive selection for sport and photography enthusiasts.
Considerable concern is felt for the Admiral of the Navy who, after returning from New York, is confined to his room with a severe sore throat yet shows response to treatment. He and Mrs. Dewey will remain in Washington into June. Mrs. Dewey’s home interiors are described, while society reports include aristocratic relocations, marriages being arranged in Ridgefield and Bay Head, and Mrs. Mackay’s London debut plans with two concerts. Also noted are various family moves, journeys to Europe, and charity euchre events in Columbia Chapter D A R.
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