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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
39
The store emphasizes expert selection of dress fabrics with a complete stock of the latest materials. It advises evaluating fabric in strong daylight and under electric light to avoid color surprises, noting the department offers both fashion-forward gowns and versatile fabrics for daily wear.
Displays of Paris and Woodward and Lothrop hats in Pans Paris style show at Welcome Millining Parlors. Model hats chosen in Pans by rep emphasize new French fashion with practical elegant designs. Exhibition promises novelty for fashion lovers with designer trench walliners and artist works.
New dresses costumes and tailored suits arrive. Four suits feature smart practical styles in black navy gray and browns. Prices range from 15 to 25 dollars with details on fabrics cuts and finishes highlighted for daily wear.
New season arrivals swell our stock with fashionable women’s footwear. Highlights include gun metal calfskin and patent styles, button shoes, Cuban heels, and elegant evening footwear in patent, suede, satin, and bronze leather. Distinct models feature wave tops, tight welts, and beaded or ribbon accents.
A long society column reports numerous weddings and nuptials across Washington and Virginia. Highlights include Ming Maud Charteris Hunter and Claude Bernard Guittard marrying at Vermont Avenue Christian Church with Rev. Frederick D Power. Mica Atee Watts Du Bose and William RC Goche planning a noon ceremony in Charlottesville. Anna Margaret Anderson engaged to Chester Morrill with wedding at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. Annie Laura Galliher to Watts Tracy Hetbrook. Daisy Margaret Gra and Philip H Jenkins wed at St Joseph’s Church with a reception at the brides’ home. multiple notes on home after weddings and seasonal travels of families including the Hunters and Du Boses.
The Oost fall meeting of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution held in Continental Hall reported 1811 applications for membership, the largest in society history. A sympathy resolution honored Mrs Jour A Murphy of Cincinnati. The session included reports from officers and committees and a noon band gathering at Kinheaur.
Electrohers and Lamps presents a diverse display with electric lighting items. Featuring Gas Portables and a range of single and double reading lamps in distinctive effects, plus Banquet lamps and blades in the showcase.
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