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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
7
A millinery salon on the second floor of Tenth Street invites discriminating women to view a season rich in materials and styles. The display features foreign designer imprints, adaptations of Parisian models, and ornate materials like silks, velvets, aigrettes, ostrich plumes, and paradise osprays.
A department store presents an autumn exhibition of men s wear including suits for business and evening wear, overcoats, vests, raincoats, hats with Woodward & Lethrop styles, shirts, and a full range of haberdashery from dress shirts to travel goods. The display promises quality, style, and a vast assortment inviting inspection.
The UK display highlights dress materials for church, wedding, reception, calling, shopping, and traveling outfits. Soft-weight broadcloths, new striped napkins, and stylish plaids feature among fabrics like Isle without coat sea. New color shadings include purple tones and greens, with black making a strong return in combinations.
We present a fall and winter exhibit featuring hand printed Challis fabrics personally selected in Japan. The colors range light to dark with grays lavender browns and orange accents in harmonious patterns suited to kimonos and dresses. The designs are exclusive with no duplicates in Washington. Scan NooreG at.
CR Juvenile Clothing Department has reorganized and expanded offerings with a wide range of fabrics styles and prices. We source most garments directly from manufacturers and keep prices at a moderate profit. Sample suits and cheaper options appear alongside high grade youth and young men dress wear with suits from ten to twenty five dollars.
An ad touts boys high-grade knickerbocker suits with smart tailoring and an assumption of NYC-quality assortment. It highlights stylish lines priced at 10 dollars and 1 50 each, with location noted as Third four-Tenth street.
A local retailer showcases smart men’s apparel with fall plain colorings and mixtures, stripes, checks, and plaids. Special attention to tailored garments, hat styles, and finish, promising faultless workmanship and diverse tastes from subdued to ultra-fashionable.
The Woodthrop sells for 3.50 Colonia for 3.00 and St. Regis for 2.00. These are the products of the best hatmakers in America with correct shapes in Opera Silk and Soft Hats and Caps.
Separate Trousers offer fair and winter weights with attractive stripes on black and gray grounds. Prices start at $4.00 per pair upward. Complete assortment includes LACKS Oxford grays, browns, and tans, tailored with stylish finish from $15.00 upward. Ravenette, a process making fabrics rainproof, touted for style, fit, and workmanship with patterns in stock from $13.00 upward.
New fall colored stiff bosom shirts arrive with ambitious neckwear options. Stripes in neat quiet effects highlight the range. Quality and fit praised, with a wide palette of shades in silks. Prices begin at 50c on the main floor Fat.
Fail Underwear for Men introduces first change in weight and material options. Available in medium weight ribbed base Balbriggan shirts and drawers for present wear. Natural gray self faced shirts and drawers, plain white merino, and higher grades priced from 1.00 to 2.00 per garment.
Union suits for men, one-piece underwear, gain favor as buyers reject ill fitting two-piece sets. Once properly sized and cut, the union suit satisfies, with weights in cotton, merino, and wool and options for unusual sizes. Prices begin at $1.50.
A flood of society notices from Washington recounts engagements and upcoming marriages, with Miss Clement C. McPhail to Mr. William Robert Johnston amid early October nuptials. It notes Miss Henrietta Nichols to Mr. Charles Emory Smith and Miss Erma Louise Schweitzer to Mr. Zamwes tenry Robertson at the Church of the Advent, plus many ceremonies, receptions, and travel plans among prominent families and diplomats across Virginia, Maryland, and the national capital.
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