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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1914

Page

14

Woodward & Lothrop Men Store Offers Wide Range of Menswear

The Woodward & Lothrop Complete and Convenient Men's Store promotes shirts in many styles, neckwear in bright patterned silks, imported fabrics for custom shirts, and new soft hats. It advertises walking sticks, premium underwear, hosiery, gloves, dressing gowns, bathrobes, and imported sweaters, with prices and colors highlighted for fall.

Woodward & Lothrop England Scotland France Austria

New Semi-fitted Sack Coats and Overcoats Fashion Notes

The article reviews recent menswear styles including semi-fitted sack coats with high waistlines and long collars, various pocket styles, and snug trousers. It notes British Raglans and traditional coats, Chesterfield overcoats at 25 dollars, and diverse fabrics such as worsteds, cheviots, vicunas, and cassimeres with plaid and stripe patterns.

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Dress Clothes for Every Man and Occasion

Dress clothes offered to meet society’s standards with new design features. For young men, latest Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits with pockets and braids. Right attire for every man and occasion.

SIX CHURCH WEDDINGS LEND INTEREST TO MID AUTUMN SOCIAL

Miss Bettie Baines and Mr Hugh Harris Saum wed at St Thomas Church with Rev McKee officiating. Bridesmaids wore Nile Green, bouquets of chrysanthemums. Reception at the bride's home followed by a trip and home to Washington.

Bettie Baines J. B. James Jlugh Harris Saum St. Thomas’ Church Jr. McKee Maizie Baines Powell Browning Jesse Inley Sidney Kent Jack Snow Eighteenth Street

Whiteford-Noyes Nuptials at First Presbyterian Church

A beautiful wedding was celebrated at the First Presbyterian Church as Miss Mary Edna Noyes wed Mr. Roger Whiteford at 8 o'clock with a double ring ceremony. The church featured chrysanthemums and autumn greenery, music by Mrs. George F. Schutt, and a solo by Miss Elizabeth J. Leckie. The couple, both prominent, will reside at Columbia Road and Sixteenth Street after a motor trip. Mr. Whiteford is assistant district corporation counsel. Mrs. Whiteford has newspaper experience.

First Presbyterian Church Mary Edna Noyes Clarence Noyes Roger Whiteford Donald MacLeod George F. Schutt Elizabeth J. Leckie Mies Isabel Duguid Noyes Sarah Welliver Judson Welliver Rockville Whiteford Guy Whiteford Milton T Noyes George N. Noyes Henry Lee Raymond W. Pullman Edwin J Byler J. Lloyd Wrigsht Mrs. Noyes Second Street Mrs. Whiteford Columbia Road Sixteenth Street Immanuel Baptist Church Eichel Louise Foster Percy Louis. Atwater Messrs So Minster Joseph Harrison

Notable Local Weddings Chronicle Busy Sixties Chapel Ceremonies

Frances M Jacobsen wed Will Donaldson at Trinity Episcopal Church in a small family ceremony. The bride wore navy broadcloth with a black picture hat and white plume accents, aided by maid of honor Frazel Williams and best man Washington S. Williams. The couple planned a breakfast at the bride’s home before a New York trip and future residence at 17 N Street.

Frances M Jacobsen Charles E. Jacobsen Will Donaldson Trinity Episcopal Church G. W van Fossen Frazel Williams Washington St. Williams Alrs. Donaldson New York Niagara Falls Atlanticity N Street Ernest Beer Morrie Morris A. K. Muhleman Shannon Hhis Bride Connecticut Avermue

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