Friday Suit Clearance At Bargain Prices
A Friday clearance sale offers suits ranging from 20 to 35 dollars with many marked at 10 dollars. About 30 pieces across assorted sizes and styles remain, featuring colors from black to mahogany and fabrics such as serges and crepes. Also advertised are refrigerators and household appliances with deep discounts to clear stock.
Friday Clearance of Women's Colonials and Pumps
Friday clearance offers womens colonies and pumps in assorted leathers including patent colt kidskin gun metal calfskin and white canvas. Footwear spans sizes from 3 to 9 with discounts from four to six dollars down to 2.75 per pair on a third floor sale at Tenth street.
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Tenth St
Friday Special in Imported White Ratine Fabric
A Friday special offers 500 yards of imported white ratine French material for women’s summer outerwear. Priced at 0c per yard, regularly 1.00. Located on the second floor of F street store.
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F St
Friday Special in Dorothy Dainty Sash and Hair Ribbons
Dorothy Dainty offers 7 inch sash and 5 inch hair ribbons in pink blue and white at special low prices. Sash Ribbon 45 cents per yard and Hair Ribbon 25 cents per yard on the main floor center.
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Dorothy Dainty
New Vorle Flouncing and Long Tunic Effects
New fashion item features draped skirts and tunic styles in high quality fabric. Executed with careful design, offered at a special price of 65e per yard. Main floor on Friday includes Women's Chamoisette Gloves, two clasp, washable, in white pongee and natural, at 3e per pair.
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Volle
F St
Washington Women Host Martha Jefferson Breakfast
The White House social set gathered at Rauscher's for a Martha Jefferson breakfast aiding the Women's National Democratic League. About 20 women attended including administration, Senate, House, and military figures as guests of honor Mrs. Champ Clark and Mrs. W J Bryan. Notable guests filled tables with Washington society, while Mrs Wilson stayed away per medical advice.
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Mize
Margaret Wilsor
Martha Jefferson
National Democratic League
League
Rauscher
Champ Clark
Atlantic City
Edward T. Taylor
Colorado
Bryan
Cullop
Washington
Dolly Madison
Notable Washington Social World Tours and Openings
Washington social circles report rounds of departures for Newport Nahant and Brackline Mag s for the summer. Diplomatic staff and families, including Mrs Lodge and Mr Borghetti, arrive or depart, with Society events at the Congressional Club and Shoreham noted, plus Havemeyer customs moment and a Glenmore driving party hosted by Goelet.
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Mrs. Lodge
Senator Lodge
Washington
Nahant
Betrothal of Rose Mary Bradford with Lieut Richards
Rear Admiral and Mrs Bradford announce the engagement of their daughter Rose Mary to Lieutenant Clarence Alvin Richards U S N Misa Bradford has been active in charities including the Junior Republic League where she served as secretary treasurer and president Richards is stationed on the receiving ship Franklin at Norfolk The ceremony occurred yesterday in New York at St Patrick's Cathedral conducted by Rev Father Sinnott Baroness Boris de Struve formerly Miss Eleanor Slater of this city was married to Baron de Struve years ago while attached to the Russian embassy
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Washington
New York
Jerome Bonaparte
Bonaparte
National Capital
Radner
Lwrence D. Desss
William T. Hunter
Bradford
Rose Mary
Clarence Alvin Richards
Misa
Naumerous Charities
Republic League
Treut. Richards
Franklin
Norfolk
Washington |S
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Boris de Struve
A. Halsey “Malone
Father Sinnott
de Struve
Misa Eleanor Slater
William A. Slater
Baron’ de Struve
Dune Week Guests and Society Travel to Annapolis and Washington
Miss Mareta Murdock and several debutantes head to Annapolia for dune week while prominent families relocate for the season. Mr and Mrs H v Louneburry and Marian Lounsburry arrive in Washington staying at the Shoreham. Ingalls and Beatty households depart for Hot Springs and Annapolis joining house parties with notable guests including Miss Dorothy Frick and Miss Janet Cowan. Others, such as Miss Skirvin and Miss Marguerite Skirvin, depart Washington after visiting Senator Gore for Oklahoma homes. John Jay White is in New York.
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Wilson
Washington
Bryan
Daniels
Cabinet
Leonard Hoffman
League
John B. Osborne
Ryan
Josephus Daniels
George Barnett
T. B. Howard
Agnes
Hart Wison
Benjamin Duke
New York
J. B. Henderson
Post Wheeler
Moran
Champ Clark
Margaret Wilson
J. J. Russell
Bradley A. Fiske
Walter Bloehorn
Thomas
Colonial Dames
Howard H. Gheen
Nash
Hall
Porter
Borts
Matthews
Tucker
Evang
Cape Hart
Carolina Harper Fiske
J. B. Kimberly
Dresden
Massachusetts
Gait
H. v. Louneburry
Marian Lounsburry
Shoreham
Mrs
Miss Beatty
Annapolis
Mrs. Beatty
Dorothy Frick
Baltimore
Janet Cowan
Skirvin
Marguerite Skirvin
Senator
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
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Tee
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Rhea Reid
The
Yale Laundry
the Laundry
Fanet
Sheley
Ands. Tos
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Steines
Droop
White House
New Yorke
Mrs. Wilson
Duncan A. Fletcher
West
Howard Reeslds
Mathan Bryan
James Reed
Atlee Pomerene
H. L. Myers
T. B. Pickford
H. J. Howe
T. J. Kemp
Willard Saulsbury
George McLean
John Davis
Christian Hemmick
T. DeWitt Talmage
Lindsay Morehead
Henry Spencer
Henry G. Sharpe
Merriam
Bayard
Ralph Jenkins
Thomas J. Walsh
Robert la Follette
Charles St. Thomas
Key Pitman
James 4. Brady
Henry D. Breckinridge
Adolph Caspar Miller
Franklin D. Roogevelt
Samuel J. Graham
Dreas Jones
Joseph B. Davies
James Harlan
Charles Hamlin
Mary Wilcox
R. A. Heaton
Genevieve Clark
Deal Beach
Bliss Dorothy Harvey
Col
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Moses Ezekiel
Daisy McLaurin Stevens
Cornelia
Branch Stone
Lizzie George Handerson
Jennie Faulkner. McSherry
Alexander BR. White
Pan-American Union
Arlington Confederate Monument Association
the United Daughters of the Confederacy
Malone
Martha Washington
Single Oake
Young Women's Christian Association
Francie B. Sayre
William Hamilton Bayly
Washington Association
Mrs. Eustis
City
George Eustis
I Street
Newport
Larz Anderson
Brackilne, Mags
Riccardo Borghetti
Italy
Marchese Cusani
Henry B. Giipin
Congressional Club
Fletcher
Thomas J. Kemp
Tras. Hawley
S. C. Neale
Catherine Burdette
Edward A. Mitchell
Europe
Theodore A. Havemeyer
Olympic
White Star Line
Theodore de Loosey Havemeyer
Havemeyer
Mr. Havemeyer
Motor Car Touring Society of
New York City
Robert Goelet
Glenmore
Goelet
Goshen Inn
Herman Oelrichs
John R. Townsend
A. Eugene Gallatin
Percy Pyne
Roger Winthrop
Newton Rae
R. W. Kendall
Wiliam Watson
Campbell W. Sroward
Joseph Stevena
Alton Waldman
Margaret
Katherine Steward
King
Elizabeth Burrill
Suydam
Adelaide Nichols
Romaine Nichols
Bernardsville
N. J
Order of Mount Carmel
Roxbury
Mass
Imelda
Mrs. Carroll
Enice
GH. Davis
Hotel Powhatan
B. R. Blackford
Miss Blackford
Parkersburg
W. Va
Solicitor General
John W. Davis
F. W. Hornbrook
Highlands
Wiliam Huffman
Georgetown Convent Alumnae Association
G. M. Handrick
Cleveland
Ohio
E. W. Pudor
Madison
Wis
Mrs. Fiske
Miss Fiske
W. Harman Nicodemus
E.C. Dutton
Chevy Chase
Frederick, Md
W. EH. Nicodemus
Eugene Schwab
Camille Schwab
Samuel Dreyfuss
Hortense Dreyfuss
C. Shebel
Eighteenth Street
Thermos
Porcelai
China
Ginas, Silver, &c
Mareta Murdock
Dorothy Mason
Agnes Shackleford
Misa Hannah McCormick
Annapolia
Melville Ingalls
Ettes Ingalls
Hot Springs
John Jay White
Ind Wolesti
Ias
Ethel Norris
Tnd Mra. W
L St.khes, Yutogens
S. P. Kann Haus & Co
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Pink
Ave
Atlors
Opeinien
Mattings
Isc China
Opportunity Price
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Dabee Ecous
Gulmpes
BOR
Br.br
Gude
Gude Bros. Co
J. H. Small & Sons
Washington 15Th and
H Sts
York—Waldort
Grossway
Wesano
Meyer’s Military Shop
Pennsylvania Ave
Thorp
Berkeley
National Electrical Supply
Banttel
Reading’ Co