Store Hours Posted Amid Heated Term Ends Saturday
A notice states that during a heated term the store will close at 5 o clock, and on Saturday at 1, listing Lothrop twice among the attendees or officials involved.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
33
A notice states that during a heated term the store will close at 5 o clock, and on Saturday at 1, listing Lothrop twice among the attendees or officials involved.
September sale offers discounts from 34 to 50 percent on a vast array of mahogany and oak furniture pieces. Aimed at discriminating buyers, the collection includes arm chairs, rockers, writing desks, library tables, parlor sets, chin a cabinets, beds, and mirrors. Elevators provide direct access to sixth and seventh floor showrooms on G Street, highlighting durable, stylish pieces with period styling and refined color harmony.
FE offer a lot of children’s cloth reefers at very special prices. They are made in several pretty styles and are particularly suitable for school wear. Red, tan and blue priced at 2.50, 3.50 values and up to 4.50. Infants’ dressings on third floor Elventh street.
An old advertisement touts guaranteed sewing machines with five year protection, highlighting lightness, ball bearings, superior woodwork, and a range of models and prices from 1800 to 1350, inviting customers to inspect on the second floor of a G Street location.
Local ad listing from Woodward and Lothrop highlights a sale event for newspapers and related printed materials. The notice targets readers seeking early access to paper products through the retailer’s counter displays.
Miss Blanch Rosalie Slaughter of This City and Mr Baxter Morton of New York wed in Lynchburg Virginia. The Post notes a quiet Washington ceremony for Miss Eleanor Violet Gaines and Mr Thomas Oliver Monk at Christ Church Alexandria with a later reception. Mrs Slaughter Morton’s Lynchburg wedding drew a large turnout at St Pauls Church with Miss Wellie Morton maid of honor and a long bridal party. The Post also covers Miss Mabel Murray and Mr William Harrison Suite nuptials in Washington plus various society notices and travels of prominent residents and families.
Bold collection features fine diamonds and precious stones set in the latest mountings. Special pieces made to order from original designs.
Cardinal Gibbons will bless the newly completed Immaculata Seminary on Wisconsin avenue near Tennallytown. The ceremony includes a luncheon and a public inspection later in the day. The Sisters of Providence organized and funded the project with over $100,000, establishing a small, select seminary named after the Immaculate Conception.
Cardinal Gibbons will bless the Immaculata Seminary building with a formal rite, sprinkling holy water through every room, and lead the Litany of the Saints before a solemn high mass at St. Ann’s Church. Archbishop Moylan will celebrate with Rev. Father McCarthy preaching, as clergy assist and the ceremony closes with a blessing from Cardinal Martinelli’s letter.
Washington bankers gather at the New Willard to map entertainment for the visiting National Bankers convention. They fix October 11 for a reception at the Corcoran Gallery and October 13 for a formal New Willard reception hosted by Charles C. Glover.
Georgetown University campus hosts a week long lawn fete with attractions led by a sight seeing auto and the mule Maud. The event features a punch stand, rag babies, country store, confectionery, fortune teller, supper table, and a dancing pavilion. A vaudeville program by Miss Cora B. Shreve’s pupils includes several dances and songs. Numerous committees manage fancy, confectionery and punch tables with many local participants and organizers.
The Royal Arcanum Supreme Council reaffirmed last springs Atlantic City rate hikes in a 63 to 38 vote after lodge protests. Past Grand Regent J D Biddis and official S E Beseellevre defend the change as financially necessary, while Washington delegates Brigham and Zappone predict long term gains and member return.
The District of Columbia Epworth League board met at Wesley Chapel to set the district convention for September 26 at Hamline M E Church Ninth and P streets NW. Delegates from chapters determine two votes for 50 members and one for each additional 50, with about 250 delegates expected. The program includes an address by Rev John W R Sumwalt and officer elections for the next year.
Geneva Young and Isabel Young heirs of James Young sue John G Slater Norman L Lansbury and the District of Columbia in the District Supreme Court to redeem part of lot 8 square 603 from 1900 1901 tax sales. Slater claimed possession since 1904 and rents through Lansbury. Court to order redemption with payment equal to sale price plus 10 percent interest. Attorney W Walton Edwards represents complainants.
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