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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1907
Page
39
September sale offers high grade and exclusive furniture at rare value prices. Beaux arts finishes and designer curiosities mix with affordable pieces for all homes. The buy includes luxury and modest items, with economy and low rates guiding timely selections for fall and winter furnishing.
Readable items show a sale of infants and children footwear including patent tip spring heel shoes in sizes 6 to 8 and Russia calfskin styles. Listings mention various prices from 125 to 3750 with multiple brands and color options like black tan and velvet.
Catalog note highlights various muslin underwear items for women including camisoles chemises and drawers with lace insertion embroidery and beading. Describes fabrics trims and price points with emphasis on fit and workmanship across multiple styles.
The first shipment of Women’s New Fall Footwear has arrived and is on sale. Two styles, button and blucher, feature patent kidskin and are priced at 350 and 400 dollars per pair. An announcement will be made upon receipt of each line of new footwear.
A vintage ad offers 100 dozen pairs of plain black cotton hose for 23 cents and assorted hosiery at 31 cents and 37 percent a pair. Fifty dozen pairs of women’s wool blend hose in multiple colors priced at 1.00 per pair. Main floor location noted.
An advertisement touts Colonial Extra Fancy Creamery Butter claiming supreme quality and urging recognition of its superior taste. It highlights a price point and notes a sales location on Fifth Floor, Tenta Street, emphasizing purveyor claims and consumer familiarity.
Senor Godoy the Charge d Affaires will represent his government at Mexican Independence celebrations on September 15 and 16 in Jamestown. Senor Don Julio W Dax, secretary of the Mexican Embassy, has returned to Washington from Freeport Long Island where he spent the summer. The ambassador and Mrs Bryce Churchill host guests at their summer home near Cornish New Hampshire.
A rambling social column recounts Roosevelt entourage memories, marriages and romances high society in Oklahoma Philadelphia Milford and Providence. It highlights Miss Mulhall and her equestrian exploits, William Lapworth and Miss Phillips marriage, and Meilhenny and other southern connections. Royal guests, ambassadors, and a hummingbird dinner by Miss Violet Cruger pepper the piece with era-appropriate society tone.
The grandnephew of Samuel J. Tilden and a member of Wall Street circles faces a divorce action filed by Marie Louise Swan. Justice Dickey ordered alimony set at zero pending referee Thomp son’s decision. Swan reportedly hosted a Brooklyn acquaintance at Riverside Drive while Mrs Swan and the children stayed in Hot Springs.
Governor Harris and Mrs Harris plan a stop in Washington on Sunday en route to the Junction Exhibition. They will stay at the Ebbit House and receive members of the Ohio Republican Association who may call during the day.
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