Remnant Day Sale Clears Stock Of Gift Goods
A Thanksgiving remnant day sale announces final remnant offerings across all departments. The store touts silks, ribbons, velvets, lace, china bric a brac, cut glass, and end cuts of dress fabrics at half price or better to clear leftovers and start the new month with fresh stock.
Social and Personal Miss Fitchs Formal Debut at Navy Chief's Home
Washington social notes report the formal debut of Miss Henrietta Fitch, daughter of the Navy's Chief Engineer, at her father’s K Street residence. Guests include Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs Beekman Winthrop, White House visitors, and a parade of DC society figures, with gowns, flowers, and a reception atmosphere filling the afternoon.
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Navy
Fitch
Henry W. Fitel
K Street
Henrietta Fiteh
Gills
Acheme
Fern Mrz Fitch
Charles Spalding
Avstetamt Secretary of the Treasury
Beckman Winthrop
Joseph H Choate
Misa Mabel Choate
Huntington Wilson
Robson
Mies Mary Harriman
Waliam Phillips
Gen
George W. Darla
Mm¢ du Blupre
Tichagsy Ana
Jaroes
Meg George Jouny
Diana Hassell
Hugh Legare
Prince Kondachomt
Tiuskan
Fournier
Thomas W. Symons
Margaretta Symons
Mina Caraiina Nabuco
Yulee Noble
Gadte Murray
Eleanor Ridgely
Sally Darlington
Hennetta Fitch
Constance West
Dorothy Langhtt
Mary Scott
Tena Hitchcock
Kathleen Leupr
Sanger
McCauley
Davia
James Marlon Johnston
Thomas Chatard
Peyton Rusant
Robert Hinckley
Bisphaus
le Breton
Marguerite le Breton
Washington
George T. Marve
Connecticut Avenue
N Street
Edward Simpson
Tom Simpson
USN
Nineteenth Street
Haltimore
Ane
Hastieid Street
Willam Lamborn
Sarah
Arthur Cutts
Willand
Newark Street
Cleveland Park
Robert Maton
Mike Louies
R. Boyd
Lindary Dorney
Virginia
Richard Root
Horatio Alvah Foster
Misa Foot
Kenesaw
Mme. Cor ‘Tes
Mme. Gustian
Europe
Thanksgiving in Washington Here and There
Thanksgiving plans flourish across Washington with turkey provisions affordable and bright weather hoped for. Notables and families gather, with President Roosevelt visiting Montpelier and Madison’s tomb on the schedule, while local society arranges large house parties and charity dinners for the needy during the holiday week.
Washington socialites fit for walking and gowns from Paris
Gossipy notes describe Washington’s elite embracing fresh air and daily promenades led by Mrs Roosevelt and other high society figures. The piece highlights fashion at the opera with a Paris gown worn by Mlle des Portes, and details an international romance involving Baron Leo de Graffenreid and Miss Irma Stern amid New York society festivities. It also touches on garden fads and wind gardening trends in Fifth Avenue, noting Japanesque gardens gaining popularity for urban homes.
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Variann
Washington
Roosevelt
Busield
Knox
Garfield
Mre Cortelycu
Mre Roosevelt
Couse
Almer
Paris
New York
Mlle
Des Portes
Ia Fosac
Wilhelm
Lucerne
Leo de Graffenreid
Irma Stern
Loutstern
Baron de Graffenreld
Jby
Wildrich de Graffenreid
Wislet Ag
Maw Stern
Haron de Graffenfeld
Baron Emanuel de Graftenfeld
Austria
Lora Arden
America
Afleol Whigham Quin
Lord Dunraven
Ble Hoata
Altcen
Lord Ardee
Leutenant
Grenadier Guards
Earl of Meath
House of
Brabeson
Killenddery
Bray
Westminster
Ban
Brite
Jacques de Brabazon
Warner
Willum ‘the Conqueror
Balle Abbey
Tourtt
Sars Meath
Ean Seat
Ard Gorges
Washington Engineers Elect Ballot Nominees for Next Year
The Washington society of Engineers circulated ballots listing candidates for upcoming offices. Nominations include president Arthur P. Davis and O. H Titt han, vice president D. Carl, secretary Louis D Biles, treasurer John F. Heyford, with a slate of inspectors and wardens pending election on the third Monday in December.
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Washington Society of Engineers
Arthur P. Davis
United States Reclamation Service
O. H Titthan
Copal and Geodetic Survey
Forvice
D. Carl
Capital Tracton Company
Proctor L. Dougherty
Treasury Department
Loui D Biles
Presidant
Bliax Electrical Schoo
John F. Heyford
Coast and Geodetic Survey
D. EB. McCamb
Sowera
Hectory von Bayer
Philander Betts
Kurt Berle
Winthrop “Gale
David T. Day
Robert Farnham i
Birmest N. Janson
Marshal Q. Leishton
Recital Announcement for Mark Hambourg at Belapo Theatre
The article notes Mark Hambourg will give a recital Friday afternoon at the Belapo Theater under Bernhard Ulrich Hambourg’s management. It recalls the infant prodigy era of Alice Anton Rubinstein and details Hambourg’s early study with his father, a Mos Conservatory professor, and his reforming approach to practice. Tickets are on sale at T Arthur Smith's, V4 Street Northwest.
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Mark Samboure
Belapoo ‘Theater
Bernhard Ulrich Hambourg
Alice Anton Rubinstein
Mos Conservatory
Medinger
Onla
T. Arthur Smith
Harvard buys Revere copperplate for college vault
At an auction in Boston scholars acquired a copper engraving by Paul Revere of Harvard College for 9725 dollars, part of the Stickney library sale. Three additional Revere plates fetched lower sums as bidders noted the auction’s historic scope amid Salem provenance and university interest.
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Harvard University
Boston
Mage
Matthew A. Stickney
Salem
Harvard’ College
Paul Revere
Law Class Electa Officers at Georgetown University
The Georgetown law class held a meeting in the law school building last evening electing officers: President John B. Sullivan Thompsonville Comp. Vice President Morton H. Burdiee Ademe Muss Secretary Tate L Offran Bravidence B J trou uree George R. Frye Pythone Kans and Deamond J O'Neil Giwndre Mont. The class is the largest to enter Georgetown law school with 197 members.
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Tee Drat Yout
Law School
Georgetown University
Lass
John B. Sullivan
Thompoonville
Conp
Morton H. Burdiee
Ademe
Muss
Tate L Offran
Bravidence
B. J. Trou Uree
George R. Frye
Pythone
Kans
Mrécantatar
Deamond
J. O'Neil
Giwndre
Mont
Georgetown Law School
Commissioners West and Morrow Attend Holiday Activities
West and Morrow play wolf as partners in a Columbia Golf Club tournament this morning. They will watch the All-Army versus IU Navy football game in the afternoon. West will address children at Rt. Joseph's Orphan Asylum in the evening. Macfarland planned church services and likely to see the Georgetown vs George Washington game, then spend time with family.
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West and
Morrow
Wolf
Columbia Golf Club
All-Army
IU Navy
Tema
Weat Win
Rt. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
Macfarland Saiq Yester
Up Church of the Covenant
Georgetown
Russia Too Kind To Taft Train Tour Ends In St Petersburg
Secretary Taft's party rides the trans-Liberal railroad from Vladivostok to Moscow, stopped at stations decorated in honor of the distinguished traveler. Taft agrees to an extra day in St Petersburg before leaving Moscow next Sunday night amid cheering army officers and boy grafts of kopeks given by the secretary.
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Statfons
Celje
Loficera
Army
Taft
Olt
Severm Bendsale
Kopeks
Thanksgiving in Paris at Hotel Orsay draws American residents
The Imsneamorwan Club of Paris held Thanksgiving at the Hotel Palate Orsay with a large American attendance. President W. Bajliba presided as Prof George Figree Baler, Harvard lecturer at the University of Sorrance, spoke on American restlessness as a path to a brighter future. The National Museum opens today from 9 to 3.30 p m.
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Paris
Imsneamorwan Club
Paria
Turkey
Palate Orsay
Dajliba
George Figree Baler
Harvard
University of Sorrance
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Arthur Les
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William A Hungerford
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Grant Root
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Court of Appeals of
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Grace
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Frank Sewall
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Second Street
Lesh Anna Templeton
J. M. Boyer
Roy F. Boyer
Tyrone
Forrest H. Riordan
Fourteenth Street
Mies Esther M.anderson
Harriaburs
J. Monroe Kretter
Arlington
Gayn Ita Georgetown
Carter
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Bayby-Smith
Morae
Sethy Shepard
Maitland Piper
Bassle Pierce
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Gutin
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Southern Railway
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Scottsville
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Weather Bureau
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Windergarten
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Ticket OF Engineers
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Apecal
Asheville
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Co. Thaddeus Coleman
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Jini Srorhen
Jemez Colemen
Russia
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Perna. Ave
Richmond
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Wayside Inn
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Adivemdacks
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Dulin & Martin Co
Oriental
A. H. Bakshian, Mgr
Axminster
H Street
N.W
Chas. N. Stieff
Arcvoma Ht
Comlivt
Splat
Dears
Gift Headquarters
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Bow M&rche
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Mary Scott Rowland
F. A. Howard CO
To & F. ML
West End
Penna. Ave. H.W
Philipsboro
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Herve Hymnore
Taina
Knabe
WM. Knabe & CO
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Brentano's
Barris
Shafer Company Jewelers and Silversmiths
Penna. Ave
Gallery of Foreign Arts
Dupont Circle
Sherrati
China
Ghote
Liebster
Washington Post
Ehachive
Sheraton
J. B. Henderson,’ Inc
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Colonial Wine Co. Coroth
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P. F. Neligan
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