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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1914
Page
14
Framed Pictures on Friday feature a clearance of Kenyon made coats in one two or three of a kind styles with sizes 14 to 42. Also offers on traveling goods including indestructible dress trunks leather suit cases and several cowhide bags with prices reduced from 14.50 to 10.00. Located at Fourt door Tenth st New Loca ton.
Silk blouses offered in chiffon and satin blends at clearance prices. Various styles and colors mentioned with prices ranging from $0.00 to $595 each, discounting from higher amounts. Advertised as fashionable and stylish, located on the third floor of Gat.
We have just received this lot of Messaline Silk Petticoats and choice will not be hampered by incomplete stock or sizes. A plaited flounce finishes each skirt and they may be had in black white and colors. Special price two dollars each. Third floor Canter.
Gossip notes Helen Taft will attend her brother Robert Taft's October 17 marriage to Martha Bowers as maid of honor. Washington events list guests including Tafts, Wilsons, Sewells, Pilaster, and Minnegerode with social remarks on arrivals and engagements across multiple households.
Social column records numerous Washington and Baltimore guests arriving for the Laurel October races, with boxes filled by notable figures such as Mr and Mrs Wilton Lambert and Mrs Henry D. Clas ton, along with arrivals at the Shoreham and other area hotels. It notes travel from Newport to Washington, engagements announced, and attendance by diplomats, officials, and prominent families at social events and the horse show at Lernst Valley.
George Grossmith and Edward Laurillard plan a London production Louvain with four actors chosen three engaged. The remaining role of a German uhlan caused a dispute as agent Sass insists the part should go to actor Gremaraith. Grossmith may abandon the project.
Manchester correspondence reports English services drawing larger crowds since fighting began. Clergymen note war sharpens life and death awareness, with weekday services drawing turnout rivaling Sundays as residents seek fellowship amid conflict.
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