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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1907
Page
7
Striped broadcloth suits at twenty five dollars and an array of dresses and accessories. Also featuring Rogers silverware and wedding or holiday gifts. Drafts mention tableware like dessert forks and knives, plus festive home decor for Thanksgiving.
Polished Oak Dressera shaped mirror serpentine top drawer Weathered Oak Bureang and Chif foniers match. Books include ALL a plantation romance by George Cary Eggleston in Victorian catalog. Titles listed with prices, authors, and cloth bindings.
UR Cut Glassware Department advertises the latest glassware and serving pieces for Thanksgiving and other occasions. Items include new cut glass carafes bowls and trays with varied prices, along with candies, chocolates, table candies, and mixed nuts offered on the Fifth floor Tenth Avenue location.
A practical display showcases every common electrical appliance and device in use at home. An expert demonstrates electric cooking and time saving methods, highlighting labor and cost savings. The event runs daily from 8 to 4, with demonstrations at the Seventh floor gallery.
The notice markets Chandon olive oil bottled in Bordeaux and various coffees in air tight cans with pricing, plus Colonial Pure Fruit Jams made from granite-ground sugar, fresh fruits and sanitary kitchens. It touts superior quality and availability in glass jars.
Miss Florence Thomas Fisher, niece of Gen and Mrs Humphrey, wed Mr Edward Pearce Rawle of Philadelphia in a high noon ceremony at St John’s Church. Military guests in full dress attended, with the couple’s reception in Connecticut Avenue after the service. Attending notables included Mrs. Fairbanks and Mrs. Metcalf among others in formal attire.
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