Woodward & Lothrop Exhibit of Autumn and Winter Goods
The store announces New York Washington and Paris imports featuring marbles bronzes rare porcelains silverware jewelry and bric a brac for home and personal use. It highlights continental and oriental art gifts from Carrara Vienna Japan France and Europe with leather goods writing materials perfumes and accessories, inviting inspection by patrons in a spacious, courteous shopping environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Japan
Orient
France
Europe
Beautiful New Silks Exhibition At Silk Department
The Silk Department on the second floor presents a display of rare and beautiful European and American silks. The collection features abundant weaves and patterns, many with exclusive designs. New silks are described as rich and soft in tone and appeal to discerning dressers.
Lace Curtains in Attractive Colonial and Net Styles
Various lace and net curtains advertised in multiple patterns. Escurlat Lace Curtains in colonial effects, full length and width priced at 2.50 per pair, value 3.75. Irish Point and Tambour Net Curtains offered in sturdy varieties, priced 4.75 to 25.00 per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Nottingham
Ty Lis
Saxony
Parisian and American Millinery Display Opens
Parisian and American millinery display proves extensive and successful with Europe-sourced selections. Buyers studied Old World styles and will offer a new assortment for the season featuring wings, birds, velvets, ribbons and more, priced five to twelve dollars. Millinery Salon on the second floor of G Street invites shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
New Neckpieces for All Dresses From Imported One of a Kind Line
Large stock displays new costume neckpieces to please the eye. One of a kind imports include Caque and Marabou Feather Boas in street and evening shades from $3.60 to $20.00, Du Harry Scarfs from $3.50 to $8.50, lace stocks, chiffon and lace, blacks Brocka Yokes and chemisettes, lace cuffs, imported linen collars, lace ties and yokes, Irish tape collar sets, and Swiss embroidery. Main floor Q street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q St
Fancy Footwear for the Social Season
Fancy in Footwear especially Slippers for evening and social functions grows each season. Slippers match gowns in many colors with beaded and plain styles. Broad assortment of Fancy Kidskin Slippers in pink blue red brown white and black. Orders for colors not in stock and overraisers taken. delivery about two weeks. Third toor Tenth st
Men’s New Furnishings Display First Arrivals
A local shop advertises a complete line of men’s wear including neckwear hats hosiery underwear and robes. It highlights new smoking jackets and house coats with careful attention to cloth cut work and finish and notes fabrics such as double faced cloths tricots silks velvets and matalasse in sizes up to a full range. Prices start at 4.00.
Comet Flannel Pajamas and Night Shirts Offer
A large varied selection of EN'S Comet flannel pajamas and night shirts in figured and striped patterns. Night shirts sell for 75 cents. Pajamas priced at 1.00, 1.50, and 2.00. All sizes available including extra large.
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Comet
Special Length Drawers for Men
UT long ago drawers made of woven fabrics fit by one scale of measurements. Short, stout men faced clumsy appearances and discomfort. We now offer knitted drawers in cotton, merino, and wool, light to heavy, plus Union Suits on the same lines. Prices from $1.00 up.
Boys and Youths Correct Clothing Line Announced
An advertisement promotes boys and youths clothing described as first class and well made. It highlights fancy suits for young children including Russian Blouse Sailor Blouse and Peter Thompson styles with various pants cuts. Special offer features all wool suits in navy blue serge and cheviot with lined pants and taped seams.
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Peter Thompson
Boys Overcoats and Reefers at Special Prices
Ad promotes boys and youths clothing with prices from five to ten dollars. Highlights include all wool melton dress overcoats in various sizes, blue cheviot reefers, and tourist overcoats with belted backs on the third floor of the store along Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Siack
Social and Personal Will Return November
Society notes announce engagements and weddings with Miss Marie McKenna to Mr Davenport Brown of Boston set for spring. Mrs Fairbanks and relatives visit Washington then depart for Indianapolis and Pittsburg. other Washington society details include anniversary plans, out of town weddings, and relocations of Col and Mrs Reid and the Wilards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie McKenna
Davenport Brown
New York
Justice
Mr McKenna
Joseph H. Choate
Oliver
Fairbanks
Washington
Timmone
Indianapolis
Warren Fairbanks
Timmons
Pittsburg
Robert Fairbanks
Tdent
Justice McKenna
McKenna
Boston
Atiee
Supreme Headh
Pitts Duffield
Isobel McKenna
Brown
Atherton Theyer Brown
Harvard
Walter Harrie
Emma Powers
Charleston
W Va
Harris
Washington Heights
Stamford Funeral Today For Wife Of Hon Samuel Fessen den
Mrs Huxfords brother Mrs G A Banford announces the marriage of her daughter May E Calhoun to Malcolm H Laws at Baltimore last Saturday by Rev Curtis Lee Laws. Woman's National Press Association holds special business meeting electing delegates and alternates to district federation meeting. Associate membership to be abolished. only credentialed women engaged in journalism may join. Priscilla R We des applies for membership. Col Du Chaille Long to lecture. A vice president in Ohio reports last year's work and a book Tibbie with two serial stories in a Massachusetts paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Samuel Fessenden
Huxford
G. A. Banford
May E Calhoun
Malcolm H. Laws
Baltimore
Curtis Lee Laws
Woman's Press Association
Woman's National Press Association
Riges House
District Federation of Woman's Clubs
Grace Porter Hopkins
Adeline E. Poilmen
Mary Craig Prescott
Brinton
Rickey
Florence A. Chase
Priscilla R. Wdes
Beard
Col. du Chaille Long
W. N. P Oa
Ohio
Massachusetts
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Paris
G Street
Silk
Dresden
Somesham Scotch and Cable Net
Madeus
Crete
Linun
Sears
Dscel
Rogal Vokens
Mukipe
Serall and Org Sorento
Ailiiery Salon
G St
F St
Alzes
Neweps
Bella Bateman
Arthur E. Bateman
Charles ¥Ovhins
Miss Bateman
Henry A Wilard
K Street
Willard
Tala
Henry K. Willard
Col
George C. Reid
Massachusetts Avenue
Gragson
Cuba
Walter Dwight Wilcox
Cincinnati
Wilcox
W. H. Lawson
Walter H. Tapley
Philadelphia
Lenox
Martha Matilda Knott
Clyde Hunt
Mount Tabor Methodist Church
Georgetown
C. LE. Ebaugh
Ruth Chaugh
Jesse Ebaugh
Third Street
Missouri
Anilne Barker
J. L. Barker
Wellsville
Florence Edith Dyer
Albert Edgar Barry
St Paul's
Henrietta Henry Dyer
Charles Woodbury Arth
Alexander Breckinridge
Stuart McBiamara
Thomas Kirby
Joseph Tarbet
Dyer
Frank Lewis Dyer
Ralph Long
New York City
Edward Randall Dyer
Eiout
Edward McCauley, Jr
U.S
Rhode Island Avenue
Nelson Gagin
Gapin
North Carolina Avenue
Philippines
Cleveland
Howard Gould
New Willard
Gould
City
Maj
W. P. Huxford
Cohen
Galt &Bro
Pewna. Ave
Barris
Shafer Comany Diamond and Gem Merchants
Pennsylvania Ave
St & PA Ave. Sons
Flor
Diamonds
Berry & Whitmore CO
Awelers
Silvermiths
Stallopers
Ea Saliehtetetet
V. D. Rosen
11Th St
N. W
Simthe
Chas. ST . J
Rishard W. Enderson
F Street
Knabe Fiano
Knabe Ang
Atrument
Haines Bros
Patti
Nilsson
Stara
Witz Pianos
John F. Ellis & Co
Penna. Ave
Egeetebeeg
Atlantic & Pacific
Tou
Eiter
Tasace
A Pha
Fannoyknes
Dachiye
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