Woodward & Lothrop Display New Fashion 1905 Style Tour
Woodward & Lothrop showcases approved fashions by top European and American designers. The display features Parisian and American millinery, wraps, costumes, novelties in dress fabrics, silks, velvets, furs, lace, lingerie, bridal items, hosiery, gloves, and neckwear. American goods are favored, with some items from Paris and London. Buyers travel abroad semi-annually to secure exclusive novelties for fall and winter 1905 06, inviting public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Eoerene
Paris
London
Women's New Swiss Underwear For Fall and Winter
New Swiss underwear line announced for fall and winter features a range of women's garments. Listings include cotton vests high neck and long sleeves, cotton and lisle tights, merino vests and tights in various necks and sleeve lengths, silk vests and tights, satin and lace options, corset covers in cotton lisle and silk.
Women Hosiery Collection Includes Silk and Cashmere
A catalog listing features women hosiery in black silk and wool hose in light to heavy weights, black cashmere hose, plain and open work silk hose, silk hose in evening shades, white silk hose, and cotton fancy hose. Items are available on the main floor of the store located on F street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F St
Women's Fine Footwear Prices Moderate for Quality Shoes
A catalog blurb lists women’s footwear including Fire Calfskin Shoes at $6.00 a pair, Kidskin Button Shoes with patent tip and welt sole, Kidskin Lace and Button Shoes, and Patent Coltskin Lace and Button Shoes. All are described as stylish, comfortable, and well-made, on the Third Floor on Tenth Street.
Women's New Kimonas Offerings On Display
Complete and splendid assortment of kimonas in long and short styles. Fabrics include cotton crepe outing flannel silk pongee and albatross with varied borders and vivid colors. Prices range from 1.75 to 10.00 with selections on the third floor Eleventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
Izsa
Eleventh Street
Demonstration of Van Deusen Cake Pans
Demonstration of Van Deusen Cake Pans showing sizes shapes and superiority over old pans. Cakes baked in these pans offered for sale with orders for special bakings. Angel gold sunshine white loaf lager devil and nut cake among options at 25¢ each upward Fifth Floor Pure Food Dept Tenth St.
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Pure Food Dept
New Furniture Department Shows Expanded Stock On Sixth And Seventh Floors
The space formerly occupied by the Department of Odd and Fancy Furniture has been rearranged and enlarged with new lines. Highlights include Bedroom and Dining room Suites, Parlor Tables, Chests, and the largest Mission and Crex furniture in the city. Also featured are Derby Desk, Caster and Humphrey bookcases, and adjustable filing devices. Fall wedding and home purchases encouraged with affordable solid oak pieces and the famous Humphrey line priced from 1.95 to 150.00 per item. Sixth and seventh floors.
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Department of Odd
G Street
Humphrey
Football Requisites in Sporting Goods Dept
We display a complete line of football requisites for men and boys at lowest prices for first quality. Main floor Tenth Street.
New Ideas in Fancy Umbrella Handles by Woodward & Lothrop
Exclusive preview at TP Washington unveils Woyeaki hand carved umbrella handles. The Japanese wood, chosen for carving, appears in designs ranging from ornate with silver and gold trims to plain. Oriental umbrellas come in autumn colors to match new gowns. Preliminary showings underway with prices from $5 to $10 each.
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Washington
Woodward & Lothrop
Woyeaki
Uyake
Men’s Rain Coats and Overcoats Arrive in New Styles
New additions to our large selection of men’s rain coats and overcoats offer attractive colors, materials, and craftsmanship at moderate prices. Worn in autumn and early winter, these waterproof garments range from 10 to 27.50 dollars and include surtoots and paddocks in heavy and light weights. Main floor F street.
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F St
Men’s New Neckwear Credit to a Man for Necktie Style
It is a credit to a man to be particular about his neck dressing and our full stock of neckwear is very choice. The stock contains only shapes and colorings which are correct only the qualities which are best sec and up.
Made to measure shirts for the social season
Made to measure shirts should be ordered in advance of the season’s rush. A shirt tailored to exact likes and dislikes offers comfort stock shirts cannot match. Quality materials and skilled craft keep prices moderate at $1.50 and up.
Guaranteed Sewing Machines Now On Sale at Five Year Guarantee
Guaranteed sewing machines offered with five year warranty and improved attachments. On sale with new stock featuring lightening innovations, rich woodwork, and automatic lift models in polished oak cases with full attachments. Priced at $20.00 each. Second floor G street.
Imported Novelties Arrive From Foreign Makers
Imported novelties selected by us are arriving daily. New stock includes white enameled cabinets with boxes for handkerchiefs gloves laces veils collars and cuffs French cretonne goods for sewing trays and baskets tapestry trays and pillow tops in Dutch figures and silk tapestry pillow tosses with Persian patterns. Prices range from 3.00 to 1.50 in assorted values.
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Kennes
Hach
New Belts and Silk Belts with Buckles
Ad lists belts priced from $1.25 to $6.00, silk belts in various widths and finishes. Embroidered silk belts in white and black with gilt buckles also advertised, with common prices ranging from $2.25 to $4.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavesi
Kia
Renee Renee
New Hair Ornaments For Fashion Shown
New importation of rich artistic effects in French Hair Ornaments including Aigrettes Bowknots Wreaths Pompons Feathers Rosettes Mercury Wings Butterflies in listed styles with jet spangles Also Ribbon uses in color to match gowns Main floor-G at $5.00.
Matchless Millinery. Opening Draws Crowds With Exquisite Hats
The new millinery shop showcases rare artis tic work with rich plumes, airy aigrettes, cut steel shimmer, bright jet tints, blooming florals, and elegant veils. Foreign and Woodward & Lothrop creations dominate displays, featuring gowns from a refined artist, including mourning hats, black velvet mushroom shapes, and dramatic prairieesque designs with feathers, ribbons, and lace.
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Woodward & Lothrop
Funeral Services for Mrs Gustave Lansburg Held in Washington
Funeral services at 2 pm yesterday for Mrs Gustave Lansburg 61 at the Lansburg home 1018 Vermont ave attended by friends from Baltimore Pittsburg Philadelphia Cleveland and Boston. Rabbis Stern and Simon led the rites with pallbearers Leon Lauer Isaac Blout Max Goldsmith A Bart Henry Frank Alexander Wolf Louis Goldsmith. Interment Washington Hebrew Cemetery. Survived by husband and nine children. Previously Miss Louisa Eimimelrich. Active in charity though not tied to a specific group.
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Gustave Lansbure
Lansburg
Vermont Avenue
Stern and
Simon
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Leon Lauer
Isaac Blout
Max Goldsmith
A. Bart
Henry Frank
Alexander Wolf
Louis Goldsmith
Arst
Louisa Eimimelrich
Dahlias in Fashion Move Washington Florists Club Meeting
The Washington Florists Club met at Schmidt's Hall to discuss dahlia growing and display over 6000 varieties from fifteen prominent growers. The meeting featured letters of thanks from florists and a closing address by Richard Vincent Jr on dahlias.
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Washington Florists’ Club
Schmidt's Hall
Ninth Street
Tropics
Europe
Tuesdy
Club
Florists
Richard Vincent, Jr
Carroll Institute Election Promises Heated Vote Tonight
The Carroll Institute holds its annual election of officers and board members this evening in the reading-room from 7 to 8 36 oclock. Younger members push for leaders to advance their interests with James F. Shea for president and James A. Cabill for treasurer atop a contested slate for other posts. Opponents include John 3 Nolan for vice president and J Stephen Guista for secretary with a slate of rival directors led by John J Gorman and Robert C Howard. After results, plans for a vigorous year follow and recent board actions added new members.
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Carroll Institute
Institute
James F. Shea
James A. Ca Bill
Vic
William H. Dennis
Joseph D. Sullivan
Peter A. Drury
D. A. Edwards
M. J. Keane
P. 8. Warren
John 3. Nolan
J. Stephen Guista
John J. Gorman
Robert C. Howard
William 8. McCarthy
W. Cleary Sullivan
Henry W. Schon
F.C. J. Treanor
Pi Beta Phi Banquet With Columbia Chapter Alumni
Alumni of Columbia Chapter Pi Beta Phi held their annual banquet and reception for active members at George Washington University Library last night. Attendees included faculty members and wives. Miss Emma Harper Turner attended. President Needham sent regrets. Library decor featured wine red colors, Reid carnations, and college banners. Pi Beta Phi in Columbia dates to 1839. George T. Nicholson named third vice president of Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, overseeing freight and passenger traffic, a post once held by Paul Morton. Nicholson is about forty-nine years old.
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Columbia
Mi Beta Phi
George Washington University
Emma Harper Turner
Needham
Reid
College
Pi Beta Phi
Paul Morton
Chicago
George T. Nicholson
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
A. Nicholson
Social and Personal News from Washington Society
Secretary Root went to New York to attend a Loyal Legion dinner for Gen Horace Porter and planned a night train return to meet the diplomatic corps. Royal Navy Captain Ryan arrived as naval attaché, with Ern est Rendle as First Secretary and Ain Kansajor Durand and Lady Durand preparing for winter residence in Washington. Benjamin and Henry Butterworth moved to an apartment in the Wyoming. Charles Hendley, father of Baltimore’s Charles W. Hendley, will marry Genevieve Holtzman in Washington. Charles J. Bell announced his daughter Helen’s wedding to Julian A Ripley of New York on October 18 at St. Thomas Church. Grace Bell will be maid of honor with several bridesmaids and a large guest list. Edith Elizabeth Bell will wed Cyrus Tidball Bright at noon on October 18 at St. Mark’s Church. reception at Twin Oaks. Edith and Cyrus plan to reside at 1018 B Street SE after November 15. Attendees from Augusta, Ga., and Philadelphia announced engagements and social visits. Rev Dr Wills and daughter returning to the Cecil. Gen Tompking and daughter back in the city after three months away. Mrs Hodges returns from the Highlands. Col W Pollock and family left for San Francisco for the winter. Mrs Sunn Loud returns home.
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Root
New York
Horace Porter
France
Loyal Legion
Washington
Royal British Navy
Denair
William Beaumore Townley
California
Ernest Rendle
Percy Windham
Ain
Charles J. Bell
Helen A
Julian A. Ripley
St. Thomas’ Church
Eighteenth Street
Madison Place
Miss Bell
Grace Bell
Florence D. Wyckoff
Zaides Cobb
Diane Morgan-Hil
Elizabeth Mersh
Louis A. Ripley
Litchfield
Conn
Uebers
Ashbel Barney
Henry Coffin
Frank Simmons
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Gardiner Hubbard Bell
Twin Oaks
Wisedbey Lane
Lloyd B. Brooke
Edith Elizabeth
Cyrus Tidball Bright
St. Mark's Church
Third
B Street
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Women’s New Hosiery
Tenth Street
Women’s New Kimonas
Fiannel Kinsoneas
van Deusen
the New Furniture Department
Morris
Humphey
G St
Bird of Paradise
Hebrew Cemetery
Mrs. Lansbury
Sarah V. Hunt
John R. Hunt
Hunt
Prince George County
Warren
Anne Soper Lowe
John R Hunt
Isador Hermann
Darliahs
Hostetter
Sale Pric
Portieres
Benjamin Butterworth
Hen Butterworth
The
Wyoming
Charles M. Hendley
Charles W. Hendley
Baltimore
Misa Genevieve Holtzman
New Willard Hotel
BE. F. Kinchiey
Misa Stuart Dempsey
Augusta, Ga
M. I. Weller
Seward Square
Capitol Hill
Henry C. McIlvaine
Philadelphia
Elizabeth R. McIlvaine
E. Crosby Kindleberger
Kindleberger
David Kindleberger
Asstatant Corporation Counsel
New York City
Wills
Lakes
Cecil
Charles H. Tompking
City
Twentieth Street
Col. & W. Pollock
U. S
Kalorama Avenue
Portland
Orego
San Francisco
Cal
Ven Ness Avenue
West
Atlantic To
Richard Jackson Barker
Tiverton
R. I. Fn
Abbitt House
Hugh C. Wallace
Pacific Coast
Carpenter House
Sixteenth Street
Smithsonian
United States
Julius Kamper
Smithsonian Institution
Yorktown
Seville
Oy Rossini
Wintermyer
Corp Hess
s+ Spenser
Herbert
Maryland
Helnewann
Tokyo
Peters
American Patrol
Star - Spangled Bann
Meacham
Harriss Shafer Company Diamond and Gem Merchants
Pennsylvania Ave
Berry & Whitmore Co
Jewsiers, Bitveramitas
P and Eleventh Streets
Old Colony Co
H St
Hepplewhite
Sheraton
Chippendale
DIANO
Stieff
Rene Chas
M. Stieff Gacomit
11Th St. N. W
Pedro Demecq
Jpanish
V. D. Rosen
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