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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1909
Page
45
On Main Floor G Street a sale highlights novelty suits in blue gray mixtures with semifitting coats and plaited flounces. Priced at 15 dollars, with values listed at 25 and 30. Fine line of new serge and diagonal suits in navy blue black green gray raisin. Coats 40 inch semifitting with satin lining offered at 25 dollars. values up to 40 dollars. Taira flour G St.
Very fur lined overcoats in stock this season feature imported broadcloth shells, 52 inch length, full backs and sweeping skirts. Linings use whole skins including black genet natural muskrat and beaver. Persian lamb collars with long roll display extensive fur. Custom tailored in latest style, priced from 90 to 140 dollars.
Special clearance sale offers remaining upholstery and drapery fabrics including silk damasks armures tapestries and light silks. Prices range from 14 to 27 yards with discounts on curtains cushions and reupholstering materials. includes imported cretonnes and various damasks with pieces selling from 15 to 25 cents each.
A newspaper notice promotes Colonial Mirrors with styles from small to large, some one piece or multi piece sets, and with mantel finishes. Prices span 25 cents to 25 dollars, highlighting ornate frames, colonial girl profiles, old prints, and large upright mirrors measuring 24 by 63 inches, offered at a special price of 12 dollars.
An attractive display of Colonial Serving Trays popular today. Descriptions note plain and fancy shapes with burlap and tapestry bottoms, in gilt, green, and mahogany finishes, and brass or mahogany handles. Also features mirrors and mentions a Muarth floor.
Washington society reports Miss Gladys Hinckley debuting amid a season’s social whirl. Vice President Sherman and Mrs. Sherman will lease 147 Sixteenth Street for the winter and host official hospitalities with Cabinet and diplomatic households nearby. Debutante and guests dined, then attended the National Theater, with prominent figures from diplomacy and politics among the attendees.
A Washington society tea yesterday showcased a Worth gown worn by Miss Gladys Binckley, with a guest list spanning ambassadors, ministers, and prominent families. Notable attendees included representatives of the Swiss, Russian, and German embassies, Rear Admiral Richardaon Clover, and Mrs. Frank B. Noyes, among many others. Also noted were dinners at the Chevy Chase Club for Miss Maury Frazee of Louisville and others in town for Miss Fallaras Britton’s coming-out tea, plus plans for two dances in January at Rauschee’s and ongoing preparations by the small and early ancestry committee chaired by Mrs. Richardson Clover.
A flurry of entertainments and arrivals fills Washington as Mrs Giespie hosts for Mrs Weyth of Philadelphia, December teas for Miss Nagel, andSenor de la Barre arrival hints. Diplomatic and social figures including the Venezuelan minister, Mme de Areado, and Fort Myer band performances frame a season of balls, teas, and charity events at the Willard and New Willard venues.
A productions of leading makers of Sterling Silverware from our stock assure highest satisfaction. A wealth of rich and distinctively designed pieces for every use, with gifts for men, women, and children. Emphasize selecting silver gifts early so engraving can be completed in time for Christmas.
A fragment touts dates as wholesome and complete food feeding Bedouin Arabs and athletes. It mentions long lived vigor from dates, a horse partner, and a ration of dates with walnuts or pecans as ideal.
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