Special Exhibition of Imported Wraps at Woodward & Lothrop
A New York Washington Paris showroom features Parisian artists and London designs in an extensive import coats display. Mikado and Mandarin wraps slip on easily while cape effects, opera, carriage, day, automobile, and traveling coats appear in broadcloths, silks, lace, and plush jackets. Visitors are invited to inspect this vast assortment of international fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Raffin
Artus
Gerson Et Cie
Laferriere
Berlin
Bargain Friday Deals At Bargain Day Store Floors
Friday is our remnant day with extraordinary department efforts to clear odds and ends. Featured are 50 dozen Women’s all linen hand embroidered initial kerchiefs at 25 cents each or six for $1.50, plus shoes and gloves on sale across the Main Floor and Shoe Department.
Friday Bargain in Men's Bath Robes and More
Bargains on imported cotton terry bath robes made in England feature medium weight fabric, hood and girdle, with long full cut in attractive colors. Also offered are white sweaters, Madras pajamas, silk four-in-headies, wool shirts and drawers, linen collars, all at reduced prices on the main floor.
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England
Wittt
Men's and Women's Clothing Sale Deals from Local Dept Store
Bold sale notes list numerous men's coats and suits in covert cloth and tan shades with reduced prices from $16.00 to $10.00 and as low as $8.75. boys and youths suits in heavy wools with knickerbocker pants, prices from $5.00 to $8.00. women's gray voile and taffeta suits with trims cut from $43.60 to $25.09 and $25.00 to $17.50. accessories and sizes vary across the third floor at Tenth Street store.
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Tenth St
Boys’ Clothing Dept
White Einen
Peter ‘Thompson
Sujta
Sises
Tancy
Alzes
Daylight Sale on Women and Housewares Discounted
Readable catalog notes heavy markdowns on women’s waistlines lawn waists with ruffed fronts madras tailors and assorted patterns. Many items listed with sizes from 4 to 44 and prices cut from dollars to cents. Also toys mechanicals and a china department with plates cups and ornamental sets discounted. fifth floor goods at Sixth and Eleventh streets.
Children's Umbrellas for Boys and Girls Sale
A selection of children's umbrellas in 16 to 24 inch sizes with English gloria, paragon frame, steel joint, and wooden handles priced at 55 cents each, value one dollar. Also women's Union silk umbrellas with paragon frame, silk cases, and silver trimmed handles priced at 145 dollars each, value two dollars. Main floor at entrances.
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Women's Union Taffeta
Friday Bargain in Lace Curtains Sale
Lace Curtains clearance offers across small and damaged lines from this season’s production. Many Irish Point and Renaissance styles priced from 8.50 to 25.00 per pair, with some slightly soiled or mussed but still high value and ready for immediate sale.
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Patra
Irish Point
Iria Point
Renaiesance
Renaiwsanne
Renaiasance
Renatgeanes
Arupiba Coor Nou
Marie Antoinette
Friday Bargain in Imported Corsets
In a Friday sale offered at third floor Eleventh Street the shop advertises clearance corsets from famous brands Parame and Lily of France in batistes and coutils. Sizes vary with wholesale reductions from five dollars to six dollars fifty, plus a small lot of J. B Corgets with high bust and hip clasps priced at 79 cents.
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J. B
Poppy Pond Oil Painting Sale by Eugmate and Others
Large original oil paintings offered with ornate frames and shadow boxes at deep discounts. Pieces include A Poppy Pond by Eugmate, Sheep by Grill, Cottage in the Valley, The Cottage Head, Head after Hennor, Japanese Girls in carved green frame, and Marine views. Prices cut from 70 to 7 and up, with several items reduced to under 50.
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Eugmate
Delshetne
Hennor
Misses and Furniture Reduced in Sixth and Seventh Floors Sale
A department wide sale offers Misses dresses in mixed plaids with silk piping and wide hems priced at 3.75, down from 6.00, and other garments including coats and sweaters with large reductions. Furniture items such as oak dressers, cabinets, chairs, tables, and cabinets are discounted from 10.00 to 11.00 down to single digit prices, with multiple pieces listed and described.
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Mio
Inex
Social and Personal Notes from Washington Society
Social and Personal items describe Luncheon hostesses for Miss Ellen Barry and engagement news for Miss Patrice Egan. Washington society figures, including Mrs Roosevelt and Mrs Wood, attend teas and luncheons at embassies and homes. Numerous arrivals, departures, weddings, and debutante events at Holy Trinity Georgetown and St John’s Episcopal Church are noted, with guests from New York, Trenton, and Boston.
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Defighter
Gent
Arthur Murray
Misa Ellen Barry
Leonard ‘Wood
Roosevelt
Patrice Egan
Sadie Muray
Riode Tilland Avenue
Yostesa
Mis
Elten Barry
Eugene Hendley
Adams Mill Road
Misa Barry Ware
Mes Hendley
Dorothy Langit
Katherine Clabaugh
Taussé ‘Chase
Henrietta Fitch
Katherine ‘Ladd
Bilve Louise Davidson
Mise Carolyn Sturray
Mise Murray
Leonard Wood
Washington
White House
Denmark
Maurica Francis Egan
Elher P. Murphy
Les Angsies
Cal
Copenhagen
Miss Egan
Egan
Carmel Egan
Truman H. Newberry
Carol Newberry
Sixteenth Street
Miss Newberry
Francis Loring
New England
Dr. Loring
Loong
K Street
Holy Trinity Church
Georgetown
Iix
Clarke
BT. Clarke
James T Russell
Binghamton
N. Y
Matthews and
McGee
Brida
Prank Sheline
Frank Shalive
Aloysius S.‘Tennell
Witliam Crawford
Thomas Lowe
Rogers
Trenton
N. J
Russell
Binghamton, WN
Lutz
Lutz, Mr. Graves, Mr. Spiley
Erickson
Qaflan
Ingraham
Helen Shelue
N.Y
Janes C. Bishop
New York
Wiliam — Merriam
Mabel Merriam
John Wheelwreht
Boston
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Winter travels and high society notices drift in capital circles
Miscellany of social departures and forthcoming events as Washington figures plan winter stays in Europe Mexico and New Haven. Mentions Ming Joan Walsh Nathaniel Simpkins Mary Elizabeth Whittlesey and Frank D. Berrien wedding plans plus residence changes and travels of Mrs Clifford Walton Miles Cullen and Meg Donald McLean. Continued on page twelve.
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Ming
Joan Walsh
Washington
Ferdinand Walsh
Mexico
Leo Phillip
Pari
Nathaniel Simpkins
Mabe
Merriam
John Wheelwright
Europe
Clifford Walton
Baas Rocks
Mass
Walton
Nevada
Mrs. Barnetts
William J. Barnette
Newport
Miles Cullen
Am K Street
Mary Elizabeth
Whittlesey
Frank D. Berrien
U. 8
New Haven
Coan
Victor H. Wallese
Marlborough
Donald McLean
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Connecticut
New Jersey
Twelite
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Women’s Suit Dept
Sisea
Seeneh
Princesa
China Department
Limoges
Gat
Hieventh St
Picture Department
Straus
Jamestown
Sadie Murray
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
H. Newton Miller
Cleveland
Ohio
Theodore Living
Capitol BM
Miner
Mission Society For Ohio
Christian Discipling Church
Nartols
Walter Andrews
M Street
Brownson
Lieut Com
Sima
Mia
Frank Hume
Missus Hume
Pourby
Virginia
Massachusetts Avenue
W. Re Ridy
Vmire
Charles R. Colling
nSr
Charles H. Acuert
Virginia Hot Springs
Mars
D. J. Koon
Miss Koon
the Bighlands
W. 2
Whittemore
Arington
New Hampshire Avenue
Theodore Shonis
Weeks
Richard D. Harlan
Justice Harlan
Btonsleigh Court
Dr. Harlan
Paria
George Washington Universlty
Mipa Kibbey
Bates
Alfred Bates
Monquith
Judge
Peyson
Misa Mabel Kent
John Frederick Leach
Katherine Leech
West Point
Misa Leeek
Thalance
Lota Ave
Hallowe'en
Mary H. Shaw
Julian A. Lounsbury
Cleveland Park
Albany, WN
Migs Meye Clarke
Ltving Garada
Washiketom
Galt & Bro
Peand. Ave
Tos
Dulin & Martin Co
Farostain
China
Siren
BON NY Marche
R. Farris & Co
Outer AL
Eleventh Street
Philipships
Billi
D. Rosen
Stieff
Chas. M. Stieff
F St. NW
Conliff
F St
E. Goldsmith & Son
S11
Pa. Avenue
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