Woodward & Lothrop Remnant Day Big Sale Ohio New York Washington
Woodward & Lothrop offers two lots of late arrivals at low prices. Lot 1 sepia portraits in antique gilt frames and Lot 2 facsimile oil paintings with landscapes and seasides. Special price $1.00 each, regularly $2.00, plus Harrison Fisher subjects in walnut frames and sepia prints by Hughes and Romney with $100 to $125 values. Fourth floor Fat New Building. Friday Special in Women's Silk Dresses.
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Harrison Fisher
Hughes
Madonna
the Doctor
Grleaners
Lady Hamilton
Romney
Priday Special Silk Waists in Various Silks
Priday line offers White Japanese Silk and Messaline Silk Waists in navy brown taupe and striped patterns in sizes 34 36 38 42. Chiffon Silk Waists in brown white and black priced at 2 95 each, with regular prices 3 95 to 7 50. Third floor G St.
Special bargain basement women’s garments and laces
A sale on women's lawn aprons 25¢ each, with or without pockets, plus remnants of gowns drawers chemises and combination suits at deep discounts. Shadow lace flouncings 35¢ yard and linen laces 5¢ yard offered tomorrow morning in a large variety of widths for garments and trims. Third floor Seventh Street.
Friday Special Corsets at WW. & L. Store
The WW. & L. Corset line offers special corsets in coutil with six hose supporters and elastic lacing, available in sizes 19 to 26 for house and general wear. Special price $1.50 per pair, regularly $2.50.
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W.& EL
Women’s Wash Waist Department Sale on Third Floor Gat
Broken sizes and remainders of popular waists offered at deep discounts. Voile and crepe waists with various necks and sleeve styles, including high neck and three-quarter sleeves. Prices cut from 5.00 to 3.50, 2.50 to 1.50, and 2.00 to 1.00. Silk Madras waists with side pocket and front fastening in blue, black, and lavender, 1.95 each, originally 2.95.
Friday Clearance of Women's House Dresses
Three sale lots of house dresses in gingham, percale, and voile offered at special low prices. Sizes 14 to 38 across combined lots with colors and patterns noted. Priced at 1.95, 1.50, and 1.00 dollars, on the third floor G A T.
Forwardlooking Woman Sees Future Womanly Freedom
A dialogue contrasts the forwardlooking woman with the Fireside Woman on women’s liberty and development. They argue true womanliness will emerge when women gain equal opportunities and freedom, not from restrictive labels, predicting a broader, gentler future. Bard Y WCA to honor Miss Maney marks a reception honoring Miss Mary Alice Finney, first in the country to complete religious work secretary training. speakers include Mrs Wallace Radcciffe, music by Mrs William Hamilton Baxly, and Herbert Aldrich to sing.
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Tlo
Vinesa
George William Curtin
Curtis
Maia
Bard
Maney
Young Women's Christian Association
Mary Alice Finney
F Street
Miss Pinney
WCA
Young Womens Christian Association
New York
Diplomat arrivals swell Washington scene after European tours
The U S diplomatic circle accelerates with arrivals and returns from Europe. Ambassadors and staff reassemble in Washington as Mr von Haniel and Maj von Herwarth join, Mme Dumba stays in Europe until November, and various attachés and ministers move between Newport New York and Washington. The Vice President and Mrs Marshall mark their eighteenth anniversary with a Capitol dinner as society notes mingle with embassy shifts.
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Europe
Washington
Mme Dumba
Germany
Mr von Haniel
Mme. Haniel
Baron von Leisner
Newport
Maj von Herwarth
Marshall
Capitol
Senate
New York
Garrison
Adams
Indiana
Social Roundup Sees Washington Returnees and Engagements
The column notes Mr and Mrs J D Cassels returning to Washington after summers in Pennsylvania and the seashore. Mrs Lloyd W Bowers also returns from Worth Shore and Europe, with Miss Martha still abroad with Mr and Mrs Wick ersham. An engagement is announced in New York between James Lloyd Derby and Ethelinda Morgan, sister of Dr Richard Derby who wed Miss Ethel Roosevelt. Others include Mrs Seth Barton French planning winter in Washington, Dr and Mrs Mitchell Carroll and three sons back from travels, and Dr and Mrs Joseph S Wall returning from Spring Lake plus Mrs Cullen coming back to Washington.
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Joseph C Breckinridge
Breckinuridge
Margaret Breckinridge
Washington
Atlantic City
Canada
Wyoming Avenue
Scott Dudley Breckinridge
New York
Virginia Mountains
Breckinridge
John W. Bayne
Connecticent Avenue
Lloyd W. Bowers
Worth Shore
Europe
Rhode Island Avenue
Martha
Wickersham
James Lloyd Derby
Ethelinda Morgan
William A Morgan
Derby
Richard Derby
Ethel Roosevelt
Seth Barton French
New Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Mitchell Carroll
Cleveland
Joseph S Wall
Spring Lake
Nos
Miss Edith Taft Army Bride Weds Lieut Wister M Chubb
In Meyburgh Oct 2 Lieut Wister M Chubb I SA and Miss Edith Taft of Montgomery Orange county were married yesterday The bride is a relative of former President Taft.
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W. M. Chubb
Meyburgh
Wister M Chubb I SA
Edith Taft
Montgomer
Orange County
Taft
Katherine Mackay Returns Home Amid Marriage Plans
Katherine Mackay arrives by the Olympic with her governess Miss Thompson amid plans for her to stay in a New York school term. Mrs. Mackay may visit or travel to New York to see her, while Henry W. Taft and Arthur C Train discuss the $1,000,000 alienation suit filed by Mrs. Blake.
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Atherine MacKay
Clarence Mackay
Mise.Thompson
New York
Katherine
Ritz-Carlton
Portland
Mr. Mackay
Milas Mackay
Tomlin
Harbor Hil
Mackay
Roslyn
Joseph A. Blake
Supreme Court
Gardening advocacy and society figures in a busy Baltimore scene
Mrs Martineau urges American women to cultivate flowers and engage in home gardening, criticizing limited emphasis on gardening in the United States. UK figures and American socialites appear in a chaotic string of anecdotes from Mount Vernon Place and New York, including Frank Brown’s son and fashionable events.
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Philip Martineau
London
New York
Martineau
Johbn Munro Longyear
St Brookline
Mase
Mrs. Martineau
United States
England
Ropre Gardening, Would Do Them 0Dd.” Mrs. Martineau
Hurst Court
Berkshire
Queen Elizabeth
Frank & Brown
Frank Brown
Maryland
Mount Vernon Place
Baltimore
Harry O'Neill
New York City
Louise Morris
Harry Lehr
Autobiography of a Tomboy traces Jeanette Gilder life and rise
The piece outlines Jeanette Leonard Gilder childhood and defiant delight as a tomboy, her vow to support her family, and her transition from a Newark reporter to editor and writer. It notes her close bond with brothers Richard and Joseph B and her role founding the Critic magazine with Joseph, shaping her career at Scribner’s and in major newspapers.
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Hoyden
Tomboy
Miss Gilder
Jeanette
Dicksey
Richard Watson Gilder
Tve
Boon
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Richard
Joseph B
The
Critic
Putnams
McClure
Srar
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