New Autumn Clothing For Men and Young Men
New autumn stock arrives from the shops and unpacks for men and young men. The collection features all wool suits, overcoats, raincoats, and trousers with prices from 2.50 to 35 dollars.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1909
Page
38
New autumn stock arrives from the shops and unpacks for men and young men. The collection features all wool suits, overcoats, raincoats, and trousers with prices from 2.50 to 35 dollars.
Advertises girls and misses clothing in varied fabrics and styles with prices. Highlights outerwear, serge suits, capes, reefers, one piece dresses, and dresses in gingham madras and plaids. Emphasizes high necks, long sleeves, plaited flounces, lace yokes, and decorative collars. Includes price ranges from $1 to $6.95 and up to $25.00.
Hosiery inventory emphasized for extra slender and extra stout women. Complete children’s hosiery section highlighted with jackets of cashmere, cotton, and wool blends in black, white, tan, and fancies. Includes full lines of ribbed cotton lisle thread and cashmere hose, infant and school sizes, with pricing from 2c to $3.00, plus accessories like knee caps and drying forms.
RS an nounces engagement of Miss Lilian Chew to Mr J Coshur Moorhead of this city. Miss Chew, daughter of John J Chew of Washington, is known for grace and athletic skill. No wedding date set. she will be a bridesmaid in the Morgan Sivelair Gamera n wedding at St John’s Church. Mrs Coffey and the Chews recently spent September at Hot Springs and are returning to Washington for the season. Moorhead, Yale 1908, is grandson of Rear Admiral Upshur.
Mrs Taft plans mid October return to the White House from Beverly Massachusetts with her sister Mrs Louis More. Mrs J M Dickinson travels from Seattle to Nashville then Washington to occupy leased Connecticut avenue house. Chilean minister and Mme Cruz move into Vermont avenue legation house. Mrs Fleming Newbold and daughter return to Washington and reopen their home on Hickory Place. Argentine minister and Mme Portela return from Magnolia and stop in New York en route. Senor Don Julian Portela and son arrive from Europe. Miss Townsend and Mrs Townsend plan October return to Massachusetts Avenue from Barnstable. Mr and Mrs Archibald Hopkins stay with Mrs Morris K Jesup at the Lenox. Miss Mary Hopkins visits near Chicago. Dr Davenport White’s Washington arrival precedes Tuesday wedding in New York. Mr Marya to arrive Sunday from San Francisco. Mr and Mrs William K Carr return to K Street after summer in Chevy Chase. Worthington Ford to return from New England.
A string of social announcements places engagements and weddings around Washington. Miss Eleanor Millar and Mr Richard Andyke Sherman plan a Utica New York wedding on October 5. Foreign dignitaries and military families, including Lt Col and Mrs Marlborough Wyeth, attend gatherings at 1823 Nineteenth Street and Cordova apartments. The bride and groom depart for Havana after the ceremony. Notables such as Mrs Laurens Rider of New York and naval officials attend events, with attendees visiting from Brooklyn Navy Yard and Connecticut to celebrate unions and summer comings-and-goings.
Mrs Willian W Wotherspoon wife of Sag Gen Wotherspoon U BA has returned to Washington from Jamestown Florida where she spent the summer Gen and Mrs Wotherspoon will spend the Winter at the Dupont where they have had an apartment for some time Mr and Mrs Elson Bradley accompanied by their daughter Mrs Herbert Shipman of New York arrived from Europe Thursday of the Mauretania Senator and Mr Scott of West Virginia have left Lenox and gone to New York for the Hudson Fulton celebration Mr and Mrs James Lowndes are spending a few days in New York en route to Washington from Lenox where they occupied the Crossways during the summer and early autumn Mrs George T Marye Mr and her little daughter accompanied by Mrs Doyle and Miss Doyle of Ohio mother and sister of Mrs Marge returned to Washington yesterday from Atlantic City and Hot Springs Va
The marriage of Capt. John Arthur Hughes U.S.M.C. to Miss Victoria M Parks, youngest daughter of Capt Wythe Parks commander of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, was held Thursday evening in St John’s Brooklyn and followed by a dinner and dance at the navy yard. The guests were for the most part from the naval community.
A partial list catalogs wealthy American women and how their spouses' or their own estates shaped fortunes from Cornelius Vanderbilt to Hetty Green. The article notes Mrs Harriman's wealth and Miss Magle's dramatic self portrait while detailing social fixtures and autumn coaching at Fassifern Farm near Hot Springs.
Miss Gladys Ingalls rode Lady Fassi fern to take the brush as spectators watched from meadow edges. The finish crowd included Mrs W. H SN Voss, Miss Norton, Mr F W Hanewinkle, Dr Robert A Bragg, Mr J G Korkpatrick, Mr J W Hamilton, and Mr J Hoebler.
A historic health column on digestion and the power of suggestion. The piece argues thought and taste influence digestion, appetite, and food enjoyment, urging readers to cultivate a liking for good foods and savor meals. It notes the subconscious mind affects digestion and that suggestion can be good or bad.
Examinations for line officers in high school cadet companies were conducted at Central High School yesterday afternoon with 57 candidates from Western High, Business High, FC Emugate Movers, Central High, Eastern Hugh School, McKinley Manual Training, and others. Results will be released early next week. Tent services for Church of the Covenant are discontinued due to cold weather. Rev Dr Wood returns to resume duties at the church.
Fragmented advertisement-style copy discusses dyspepsia remedies and suggests Sardaparilia cures. It claims the product strengthens the stomach, improves digestion, restores appetite, and tones the system while dismissing persistent eating disturbances and belching.
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