Lace Remnant Sale With Special Price Per Yard
An attractive lace assortment offered at a special price of 5 cents per yard. Widths cover most common needs from edge to insertion, with patterns suited to good taste. Main floor six storey street.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
12
Friday Specials in Women's Robes and Dresses Offer
Friday specials highlight Swansdown Bath Robes and Crepe Kimonos in multiple colors with satin trimming, and white Swiss aprons. Lingerie remnants include muslin corset covers and gowns at deep discounts, plus reduced values on cotton gowns and nightwear. Tailored suits in strict styles and long coats feature substantial markdowns plus one-of-a-kind dresses and silks on the third floor.
Friday Fountain Pen Sale At Main Floor Store
Remnants of writing paper and envelopes offered at 50c to 1.50 each. Includes Blue Welling Paper boxes, White Writing Paper, and various fabrics priced to clear. Cotton dress goods suitable for dresses and kimonos with lengths from 1 to 7 yards. Second floor Seventh Street store promotes discounts on Percale, Gingham, Velours, and assorted textiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hileventh St
Cluffon and
Anderson
Antique Furniture Sale Listing Preserved in Fractured OCR
Several items described with reductions in price including a mahogany dresser a chiffoniere and dining chairs though text is garbled. Details mention mahogany hiffonier six drawers mirror oak dressing table oak dining chairs office chairs and cane seats with notable errors but price drops highlighted.
Reduced sale on household items at Fifth from Eleventh
Local ad lists copper dining stand, wrought iron andirons, andirons, bakery ware, rice holler, wash apparatus, stepladder, carpet sweeper, waste baskets and other damaged goods. Prices cut from higher amounts to fractionals, with quantities and items specified.
French China Tea Sets at Deep Discounts
Antique shop sale lists White and Gold inlaid French china sugar and cream sets and teapots with deep markdowns. Items include richly decorated French china bowls trays jars and meat dishes, with prices cut from the original to fractions of their former costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G St
Friday Special in Women's Raincoats
Black and blue rubberized pop lin raincoats priced at 6.75 with value 10.00. Two tan covert cloth coats and three 3 4 sizes 3 and 36 offered after reductions. One blue broadcloth evening cape with braided silk collar discounted from Ha to 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G St
Friday Special in Women’s Wash Waists
A sale on women’s wash waists featuring reduced prices for assorted styles and sizes. Many items show hand embroidery, German valenciennes lace, and insertion details, with former prices of 10 to 12.50 and sale prices around 5 to 7.5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
Friday Specials in Girls Suits and Dresses at Store
A sale featuring White Galatea Middy Suits in two-piece style with blue galatea trim and sailor collars, sizes 6 to 14 at 2.25 each, down from 3.95. Includes Girls and Misses French Gingham Dresses in sizes 13 to 17 at 3.50 each, value 5.00, plus Percale Dresses with long sleeves and plaited skirts in various prints. Also Black Wool Regulation Suits in one piece with sailor collar, sizes 8 and 12, reduced to 7.30 each, third floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G St
Silk waist department sale with deep discounts
Tailored messaline satin waists in brown navy and black with white stripes reduced from 676 to 5.75 each. Black messaline satin waists piped in striped satin reduced to 5.00. Black taffeta silk waists in odd sizes remnant lines cut to 2.36. Shoes: patent kidskin slip ons and lace shoes for women and children heavily reduced on the third floor tenth street.
Washington Social Notes Highlight Dinner Parties And Debuts
Washington society magazines recount dinners hosted for Supreme Court appointee Mr. Justice Hughes and other dignitaries, plus multiple debutantes and upcoming society events. The list includes ambassadors, generals, and prominent civic figures attending gatherings at homes and clubs, with marriages and engagements noted among the socially prominent.
Fashions in Books Binding and Society News
Wealthy American women embrace bookbinding as a refined craft with Mrs. Jonathan Bourne and Mrs. Payne Whitney among enthusiasts. Reports detail society openings, Newport estates, and fashion trends spanning U.S. and British circles, including Vanderbilt and McKim rumors, and evolving upholstery and tea service abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Bourne
Senator Bourne
Bourne
London
Payne Whitney
Ulysses S. Granted
Edith Root
Social Notes From Washington and New York
Miss Disa Portner will be introduced at a tea in New Hampshire avenue on Saturday. The Russian ambassador Baron Rosen and Baroness Elizabeth Rosen attended the Baltimore aviation meet. Mr and Mrs Robert Roosevelt have moved to 1717 I street Sayville season residence. Mrs William F Draper and guests at the St Regis include Senator Aldrich and others. Secretary MacVeagh returned to Washington from Chicago. Swiss minister Dr Ritter returned to Washington after New York with his son Max. John Reyburn arrived in sh-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Brown
Brown
Justice Hughes
Supreme Bench
Hughes
Justice Lurton
Lurton
Ballinger
Interior
John P. Merrell
Navy
Beekman Winthrop
Fremont Smith
Hennen Jennings
Goodwin
Laurence Gillespie
Mr. Gillespie
Gen
Mrs. Gillespie
New York
West
James C. Pilling
Ruth Pilling
New Haven
Natale Driggs
Winifred Davis
Richard C. Moore
Engineer Corps
Highlands
Holbrook
Garrard
Reid Hunt
Reisinger
Bayard
Maurice Moore
Parker
Maj. Horton
Philip Goode
Wolfe
Wright
Lieut. Hopkins
Clarence Hensey
Maguirre
Lyman
Bailey
Walter Penfield
Reynolds
Ballardi Moore
Spear
Paymaster Knapp
Capt. Merrill
U. S
Dunbar Dodson
Lieut. Edgerton
U.S. A
Lieut. Moore
Elizabeth Mason Collins
Charles R. Collins
Washington
Laura Merriam
William R. Merriam
Mary Southerland
Southerland
Louise Hellen
Benjamin Hellen
Hellen
Corcoran Street
Alta P. Coblentz
Elizabeth C. Coblentz
Homer A. Seip
Ogden
Utah
G Street
John Reid Shannon
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs. Seip
Mr. Seip
Forestry Service
Jennie Mason Gibbes
New England States
EK Street
Caroline S. Barrett
John Barrett
Europe
Count von Wedel
Weimar
Count
Countess Weel
Portland
Itas New Post
Charles Luther Bowman
Fourteenth Street Northwest
May Alan Jordan
Mount Jackson
Annie K. Dovell
Front Royal
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Elsie French Vanderbilt
First Sixty-second Street
Margaret Emerson McKim
Smith Holling McKim
Tuncheon
Vanderbilt
East State Second Street
Ernesto G. Fabbri
Fifth Avenue
Col
Isaac Emerson
Nevada
Mrs. McKim
Vanderbilt Residence
Edward C. Knight
Clarendon Hall
Newport
Carson
Edward J. Berwind
Disa Portner
Robert Portner
New Hampshire Avenue
Baron Rosen
Elizabeth, Rosen
Benor Algara
Baltimore
Robert Roosevelt
Sayville
Long Island
I Street
Hamilton Fish
William F. Draper
Draper
St. Regis
Senator Aldrich
Preston White
Edward J. Curley
Winthrop Aldrich
Margaret Draper
French
Misa French
Preston Davis
H.L. Dillon
Switzerland
Dr. Ritter
Max
John Reyburn
Rich Cut Glassware For the Thanksgiving Table
The Crystal Room offers one of the largest selections of richly cut glass in the country. Stock represents leading makers and includes only flawless pieces. This store emphasizes elegant productions and offers many desirable items at exceptionally low prices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woodward & Lothrop
Paris
Point DE Paris
Hein
Gkks
L'St
Costume Department
Copenhagen
Furniture Department
China Department
Silk Waist Department
MR. and
Mrs. Hughes
Edward Carpenter
Eleanor Terry
Lieut
Campero
John Jay White
Samuel Sloan Auchincloss
Japan
Misa Driggs
Iington
Philadelphia
Wendell Mans Long
Printston
United States
Lee McClung
Princeton
H. P. Collison
Massachusetts Avenue
P. J Collison
Brooklyn
N. Y
A Gordon Jones
Nancy Gordon Jones
Frederick Pliny Lilley
Connecticut
Justice
Mrs. Anderson
Germany
Countess von Wedel
Miss Coblentz
Washington Country Club
Virginia
W. LE. Loudon
John H. Loudon
Cleveland Park
Sth Avenue
Berwind
Joseph Harriman
Aiken
John Hay
Hay
Bryce
Countess von Bernstorff
Miss Portner
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. MacVeagh
Chicago
Dulin & Martin Co
China
Rosen
Philips
Eleventh Street
Glel
C. Oi Aat
Sean
Columbia
Columbiao
United Motor Washington Co
14Th St. N. W
Washington, D. C
Franklin Park
14Th and
EK Sts. N. W
White Mouse
Eugene 8. Cochran
Silversmaithe
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fiat
Demarest
the Lattrell CO
Dupont Circle and
Connecticut Ave
Mknew
Union Trust Company Léth and H Sts. NX
Edward J. Stellvagen
THE
Connecticut Avenue
George A. Mills
Marinello
Marinellosath
Abere Heytar
Sirest
Juliet Ostrich Feather Shop
G Street Shore
Hudson Seal Coats
Stinemetz
St. Cor
Liebster
Peter
D. J. Tavenner
Zim
Richmond Corner
17Th
H Streets
Richmond
Clifford M. Lewis
Borden
13Th Street
Laumars
Hop
Mrote
J. Gumpertz & Co
F Street
Battie M Shacklette
C. J. Demoll & CO
Suits
Seventh St
Leverton’s
Habh
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