Elegant Imports Displayed at Woodward & Lothrop
Woodward & Lothrop promotes a large display of imported decorative art objects from Europe in their New York Washington and Paris rooms. Marble pedestals bronze electroliers porcelain miniatures clocks vases and exotic wares are shown for wedding anniversaries and gifts with assurances of top quality and exclusivity.
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Georgetown Custom House
Europe
Fashionable Dress Goods Display At UR Dress Dept
UR Dress Goods Department highlights a broad display of fabrics for church, wedding, reception, calling, shopping, and traveling costumes. The shop promotes a wide range of fabrics with special attention to current season demand and quality guarantees.
Spotproof Fabrics in Wide Range of Shades and Weaves
Spotproof chiffon broadcloths come in four qualities and shades including browns Copenhagen blue navy marine taupe and gar fuenne and myrtle green. Listings show prices per yard for various fabrics such as domeline serges taffeta voile and Venetian cloths with ranges from 75 cents to 2 dollars per yard and notes of all wool and half-wool options.
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Copenhagen
Comprehensive new stock of black fabrics listed
The notice catalogs a broad stock of fabrics including Priestleys-Voile Etamine Tamise Henrietta Woal Taffeta Cravenette Serge Cheviot and many others with mentions of fashionable season displays and a variety of weaves and materials. It lists numerous named textiles and brands such as Read's Lansdowne Nun's Veiling Panama Cloth and Sicilian among others.
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Priestley’s
Panama
Lupin
Novent Petticoats For Jersey Dress Trims In Style
Advert shows Novent Petticoats with jersey tops in several qualities. They fit snugly at the hips with no fullness and provide warmth as they cling with every motion. Priced from $1.50 to $3.75, with trims in sateen or heatherbloom and options ending in flats with wide tameta silk ruffles and tucked clusters.
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Heventh Streat
Books of Merit and Vast Catalog of Works for Sale
A newspaper listing details numerous books with prices, editors, and illustrational notes. Titles include A Book of Quotations and Famous Painters of America, along with works on Homeric life, The Negro in the South, Education by Plays, and others. Prices range from small cents to several dollars. Many entries mention illustrations and color plates.
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W. G. Benham
Cones
America
West
Coply
Stucct
Irmes
Wedster
Horner
le Forse
Whistler
Sargent
Abbey
Chase
David
W. S. Richardaor
Mlustestland
Thomas Day Seymour
Reese
South
Booker T. Washington
W. E B. du Bola
Bute
W. G. Sumner
Napoleon
Boulogne
FB. Nico- Tay
George E. Johnson
Bernard Show
H. Jackson
Cow. Saleeby
M. Diceseceresese
Rustle
England
Briket Foster
Sleha
Freq
Erick Seymour
Venice
Alex. Robertson
D. C
Yenth
Mya
IF Dougherty
Nicholson Street
Twining City
Misa Bite
Belinda Dougherty
Blanche Irene Dougherty
Tausie Mira
Eva Pesungano
Misa Jean
Hiatt
Nattia Howard
Margaret Beott
Netti Scott
Dyn Pessagano
Lillian Juscore
Clara Day
Margaret Steele
Marthe Steele
Hertha Steele
Clara Spilman
Minnie Hiatt
Jennia Hiatt
Linn Hiatt
Cora Hiatt
Wthel Howard
Nettle Howard
Bussey Speiden
Margaret Spelden
Miss Ridgely and Mr. Brown to Wed Tomorrow
Social and personal notices describe Miss Catharine Ridgely, daughter of the Comptroller, and Mr. Phelps Brown set to wed Thursday at the Church of the Covenant with Ridgely sisters and other society figures attending. Also listed are engagements and upcoming ceremonies across Washington, Martinsburg, and Baltimore, including Miss Faulkner and Mr. Snodgrass, Miss Maxwell and Mr. Dovta, and other prominent families with plans through November and December.
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We of
Ifr
Phelps Brown
Sally Fantiner
Mr. S. Snodgrass
Misa Maxwell
Iiterest
Mies Catharine Cullom Hideely
Phelpa Brown
Church of the Covenant
Mies Eleanor Cullom Ridgely
Maida
Mins Willams
Chicago
Frank Poe
Ban
Mas Brown
Sally Winn Faulkner
Charles James Faulkner
Stephen Newlbigs
Snodgrass
Boydville
Martinsburg
W. Va
Faulkner
Deter
Mix William White
Tennesee
Virginia White
Katherine Weaver
F. W. Weeds
Presbyterian Church
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Roosevelt
Corinne Robinson
Douglas Robinson
Draper
Miss Robinson
Europe
Ltea
Mary Doyle
Cora
R. C Bardell
University of Chicago
Miss Doyle
Prof
Bardell
St. Thomas’ Church
Tralen
Mayor Des Planches
Haroness
Martha Gell Makely
Charles Humphrey Ford
Clitton
Clittom
Mina Makely
Marcus Korman
Rosafe
J Omalaky
Hermian Odrichs
Richard Gambrill
Robert Goelet
Mire
Ogden Goelet
Neport- New York
Newport
Oden
Robert Gadet
Hosecum
Herman Gelrichs
Bellevue Zvenue
Heteam Oeitiche
Orden Qostets
Robert Geld
Richard Gesnbeni
Herman Ochtotla
Delrichs
Luna Park
Narragansett Bay
Odlieha
Javin
Ume
Mac. Oslrica
Roseclim
Martha Washington
Gamnbrill Goen
Wilhelm
Sweden
Clits
Ahe
Nebma
European
Goelet
Ogden Goslet
Clifts
Goslet
Ile
Dir
Robert W Goblet
Hurope
Charles Greenough
Gambeill
Berton L Winthrop
Suyvesant le Roy
Mire Robart Geelet
Social Berlin delays and Newport society in winter
A long feature observes Ambassador Tower's Berlin return after three weeks in Baden Baden and Wiesbaden, amid rumors of a successor including Longworth and Davin gayne Hill. It notes London hotel dress codes, continental breakfasts, and Newport society's widows of wealth—Ogdens Goelets and Odrichs—hosting lavish entertainments and pondering marriages as Alfred Vanderbilt and party travel.
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Longworth
Clerns
Longworths
Roosevelt
Seth Low
Davin Gayne Hill
The
Hague
Ate
Berlin
Mr. Tower
Janca
Vestars
Folland House
T Ardakey
Alfred Vanderbilt
Alfred Vanterbilt
Slong Fifth Avenue
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Electra
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Louisine
Armure
Faille Francaise
Liberty
Lyon
Miss Ridgely
Mary Carlton Maxwell
Joseph Edward Dovta
Warwickshire
Maxwell
Long Island
Miss Elkins
Misa Montague
Lieut
Mustin
Basil Gordon
Charles Jarrest
Congressional
T. P. Gore
Oktalume
Champ Clark
Bria Clark
Gene[yleve
Bennet Clark
Capitol Hil
Brandegée
Marlon
Eleanor Sprague
Brandegee
Miles Jane Carlisle
Maryland
Miss Carlisle
Frederick Allen
Miuz Carllisle
My Allen
John W. Moore
Miss Moore
Willard
Pauline A. Bristow
Covington
B. W. Bylutaw
Caroline Hueing
Greenwood
John Hudson Poole
Greenburg
Col
Mra. Hutt
Misa Boeing
Lieut. Poole
Brida'n Table
Col. Inf
Leutenant
Boeing
Treut
Poole
Botanic Garden
Grant Monument
White House
Helen Averton-Doocy
Capitol
Mary Nelson-Witherdll
Marcle Burnstay
Billentina
Almertcan Heronation
Stiss
Laura McCausland
Carnline
May Daddyaman
Miss Hardesty
Leonora McCausland
Cassinovs
Es May Daddysman
Irene Hardesty
Jelen Willams
Ruth Geniner
Mir* Kum
Taylor
Mesars
Darrell Davis
Gordon Starrow
Martin Berger
Frank
T Racy
Housel Amber
William McCansland
Walter B. Payne
Nis
Wisconsin Avenue
Mable
Elmer “Tate
Walter Fett
Questa
Mint EL Tate
Elmer ‘Pate
Mius Basata
Doyle
Vire
Charles Collins
Mire Gracy
Seth
Mogste Macvell
Bias” Bana
Russell
Della Fites
Walter Jett
Bvneat Jett
Som
George Breston
Williams H. Brower
Social Gorse
Feshaneng
London
Yidnel- Dal
Cvn Shen
Restaurent Hall
Savoy
Sovelgm Vishara
G. W Stevens
Atlante
Wiliam Dean Enwells
John Chamberlin
Letineston
Poate
Eonnets
Glade Vanderbilt
Count Lassie Sgechery
Mr. Vanderbilt
William D. Sloane
Elm Court
Wapa Perl
Galt & Bro
Ladies Home Journal
John
Brown & Sons
John Brown & Sons
Price
Mongay
Geewan
Dulin & Martin Co
Philips Born
Sonulie
P. F. Neligan
Liebster
F Street
N. W
Doren
Goldsmith & Son
Stetsins
Brosen
St. Gov
BBC
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Atlantic & Pacific Fence
Cor. 7Th and E Sts
Knabe
WM. Knabe & Co
F ST. N.W
R. Barris & Co
D Sts