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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1907
Page
13
A September sale offers high grade artistic furniture with exclusive pieces at rare values. The display features designer novelties and rare predictions of art in furniture, plus more affordable options. The sale emphasizes quality materials, workmanship, and fall winter refurnishing, including odd pieces from simple to luxurious.
Advertising list of infant to children shoes and sizes with multiple brands and prices. Mentions patent tips, spring heels, velvet uppers, and various skin types including Russia Calfskin. Includes 106 pairs with prices ranging from 125 to 3750 with scattered discounts and outlet terms.
Readable catalog fragment details muslin undergarments for women offering early fall styles. Describes chemises and drawers with embroidery, ribbons, tucks, insertions, and lace trim, noting various widths and hems. Prices appear around 500 cents with multiple decorative options.
The first shipment of women’s fall footwear has arrived and is on sale featuring two styles. Patent kidskin pieces in button and blucher designs are priced at 3.50 and 4.00 per pair. An official announcement will outline the arrival and display details.
A period sale advertises 100 dozen plain black cotton hose for 23 cents per pair and 50 dozen women’s silk or rayon hose in colors like pink and blue for 1.00 per pair. Includes a main floor display and discounted special prices.
Colonial Extra Fancy Creamery Butter presents quality to become familiar with. If you buy the best, you will be satisfied. The Washington line is highlighted. Available in 3, 5 pound quantities. Fifth floor at TentA Street.
The Charge d Affaires Senor Godoy and his family will return to Washington from Freeport Long Island. He will lead Mexico’s official representation at the Jamestown celebrations of Mexican Independence on September 15 and 16. Ambassador and Mrs Bryce Churchill, Senor Don Julio W Dax, and others are also noted in the influx of diplomatic activity and social planning for upcoming events.
Social gossip recounts a former Roosevelt rider Stella Mulhall and a sweep of society names in Philadelphia. It highlights Miss Mulhall’s prairie authenticity, a Providence marriage of William Lapworth to Miss Margaret Phillips, and observations on American hospitality and high society figures including McMehinny and ambassadorial circles in London.
Grandnephew of Samuel J. Tilden and banking broker of Hornblower Weeks Faces divorce petition filed by Marie Louise Swan after alleged misconduct. Proceedings secrecy, Hot Springs trip, and Brooklyn social prominence surface as details emerge. Swan, Harvard graduate and yacht club member, denies wrongdoing amid alimony dispute.
Governor Harris and Mrs Harris plan a Sunday stop in Washington on their way to the Jamesown Exposition. They will be at the Eppritt House and will receive members of the Ohio Republican Association in attendance during the day.
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