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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1904
Page
7
The department presents foreign and domestic fall gowns, wraps, coats, and demi-toilettes for evening and theater wear. New silks, furs, and exotic trims feature Parisian influence, European menswear and women’s automobile clothing, with prices from five to several hundred dollars.
A local department offers a choice array of boys and youths overcoats for dress school and play. Featured styles include Russian overcoats with braided fronts, Norfork coats with leather belts, Peter Thompson double breasted designs, and Scout tourist overcoats in plaid patterns. Prices range from five to eleven dollars, with specials on reserve reefers and full-length Scotch overcoatings up to size 17.
This season's latest approved styles for young men in fas hous shapes. Vendors offer tannsome plain cloths and fancy mixtures. Sizes range 32 to 36.
Hes ostensive stock presents extensive Boys and Youths clothing from ages three to twenty, focusing on durable style and fair pricing. Featured items include All-wool and navy blue suits, Norfolk and double-breasted jackets, short pants suits, sine shearling-inspired looks, and blue serge sailor suits, with prices ranging from $3.75 to $12.50 and sizes up to 12 years.
ROE offers complete stock for boys and youths with best materials and fair prices. Includes blouses, sweat shirts, flannel pajamas, collars, and neckwear in many styles. Hats and caps in Eton Yacht Golf Sailor designs priced 0 to 2.50, with special $1.00 hats and range of neckwear and cap options.
The Hat Department presents a focused study to fit customers quickly with a perfect hat. The Boston Derby stands out among specials as a high merit hat at lower prices, rivaling dollar higher brands. A wide soft felt selection in black and colors starts at $2.00. floor-F st.
Quaint and dainty designs for children and women include poke bonnets, roving-brim sailors, and drooping flats in white black and colors. Rich velvets beavers French felts tassets ribbons ostrich plumes with bands streamers and drummed tats. Special price five dollars on second floor Tynth st.
The shop promotes its children shoes as well made as adult footwear with durable materials and high comfort. It markets Nit-trip Shoes for beginners, new lace shoes for boys, Misses styles, and a range of leathers and half-heels, all priced from 1.50 to 3.50, on the third floor of Tenth Street.
A catalog style ad on fall men’s wear detailing neckties shirts pajamas sweaters house jackets and bath robes. It highlights patterns colors and fabrics from Lisle suspender braces to cheviot and flannel pajamas with military collars and pearl buttons priced to suit various budgets.
The Bath Me announcement of Miss Ara Mede Lowell wedding to Lieut Zachariah H Madison U S N draws army society interest as Lowell was formerly Mrs Rutherford Corbin only son of Maj Gen Henry C Corbin. Corbin divorced within a year of marriage. former bride met Corbin in Manila and wedding at Annapolis occurred March 15 1903.
Rev Dr J J Muir presided at Temple Baptlet Church wedding in Baltimore. Bride wore white crepe and violet bouquet, given away by brother-in-law William H Gottlieb with Edith Hazen Jacoba as flower girl. A buffet luncheon followed. couple to reside at 748 Reservoir Street after a Boston trip.
Gen. George D. Ruggles dies Wednesday evening. Col. Hodges directs funeral plans with a Washington engineers corps escort from St. John's Church to Arlington Cemetery. Rev. Roland Cotton Smith and Dr. Griffiths officiate. honorary pallbearers include senior military and naval officers. Army Society of the Potomac conducts commemorative duties with a long list of officers as representatives.
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