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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1905
Page
7
Silk values in white and ivory highlighted for street wear weddings and receptions. The collection features fashionable weaves and rare novelties from direct importation with no duplicates in Washington.
WW fifve twenty three paintings by Marcus Jonca Somervel Casse H Boucher Don lar and others are offered at less than half the regular price. The pictures cover Newer nic es marine views and landscapes, framed in gold burnished shadow box frames. An ideal wedding or Christmas gift at a nominal price displayed in Art Gallery fourth floor.
The listing sells hand-made French lace curtains with edgings and insertions on cable cord nets, head-sewn and durable. It notes surplus stock from a leading importer, with the newest designs and ample assortment, including Real Thread and Cushion Work Arabian, Lacet Cluny, Renaissance, and Marie Antoinette styles.
The shop features all grades of rugs, selected designs for parlor halls libraries dining rooms and bedrooms. Imperial Smyrnas highlighted as the best complete line with diverse patterns and colors at competitive prices for any decor from small mats to large carpets.
Men’s Underwear and Half Hose at 25c per pair. Staples in bleach ed and unbleached in tans grays and black. Blacks with white soles or feet or all black in several weights. Woolen Half Hose American made gray and black medium and heavy weights.
A sales note listing W. and L. boys and youth garments on the third floor Tenth Street. Highlights include $5.00 suits in Cheviots and tweeds with seven points of superiority, Tourlat overcoats from $7.50 to $20, and $5 to $6 price ranges on boys and reefers in various fabrics.
Display showcases elegant neckwear for women including Cheminettes with embroideries and matching undersleeves priced at 1.00 to 1.25. New Swies embroidery Turn-over Codara sets priced two and 25 cents each. Spanish Hand-run Scarfs and Ficus range from 3.50 to 25.00 dollars. Maribou and feathered pieces in plain and popular shades on main floor G Street.
Special attention to our extensive line of hand embroidered and drawn-work table linens and doilies. Prices span from modest to premium with scalloped edges, lace trims, and Cluny work on doilies, centerpieces, tea cloths, and scarves. Main floor selections include linen scarfs and beards with ornate edging.
Fine and distinctive footwear lines featured including hand sewn kidskin button boots priced at 8 dollars a pair and dull kidskin streetwear boots with lace and button options. Men receive leather house slippers and romeo settings from 1.50 to 2.50 per pair. New hair goods department showcases natural and human hair switches and assorted wigs. Third floor Tenth at G street.
A catalog of outing flannel gowns and kimonas in white pink and blue striped effects offered at prices from $1.00 to $4.76 on the third floor Eleventh Street. Also promotes holiday novels and illustrated books by Harold MacGrath Agnes Castle and others with prices around $1.15 to $1.95, highlighting popular titles and new Amish stories.
An array of twelve rooms recently arranged on the seventh floor features superb furniture. The mahogany showcases dull-finished solid wood built to last for centuries and highly polished pieces that maintain their luster. Oak is highlighted as the best obtainable and it will gain beauty over time.
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Bonaparte to host dinners and luncheons at their Baltimore home, shifting from Washington. Debutantes attend a Southerland luncheon with numerous young society members. Weddings noted include Annie Hitchcock’s noon ceremony in Lafayette Square.
Mr and Mrs Eneas Murphey of Barnesville Ga announce the engagement of their daughter Tone to Mr William Daniel Candler of this city with a December 14 wedding at their Barnesville home. Candler will bring his bride to Washington to live. Mrs A Leftwich Sinclair of Mount Pleasant will be at home tomorrow with Mrs Charles Tyler Bard of Norwich Conn. Invitations issued for Mabelle Odea Truman and William Reginald Lewis wedding at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Owego N Y with a reception at the bride’s parents home. After a brief honeymoon at Woodcliffe the couple will reside in this city. Miss Bella Waterman of Baltimore is visiting Miss Jeannette Ganas at 508 P street northwest.
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