Woodward & Lothrop Sale Offers Vast Remnants And Fashions
Woodward Lothrop advertises New York Washington Paris markets with 8 AM to 5 30 PM hours and a remnant day featuring suits Pajamas and silk rain capes. Highlights include 50 dozen suits in Madras and assorted Norfolk and double breasted styles, with prices around 89 cents to 8 50. Also offered are silk rain capes at 3 75, infant dresses, hats, and knitwear, with merchandise tied to school term needs and seasonal wear.
Friday Special in Women's Lisle Thread Hose
Friday special offers in women's Lisle thread hose with black and tan styles. Details are unclear due to damaged text but mention of double heel, thread counts, sizes, colors, and limited stock.
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Aermants
Hugh
Friday Special in Women's Vests and Pants
Friday special offers include women’s vests with Louis Lisle thread and veining fronts, knit knee length pants, and one piece outfits. Prices range around 1 to 1.25 dollars per pair, with notes on slight fabric imperfections and sizing hints.
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Vanda Treach
Friday Special in Embossed Holland Shades
Embossed Holland Shades offered for clearance. 14 dozen Holland Shoes with morning glory embossing in colors Olwe dark green eeru and swhite on 3 ft by 6 ft mounts with spring rollers. Remaining stock includes fine curtains lace nets and various drapery fabrics priced per pair or yard with items on fourth floor at Nottingham reference.
Friday Special in Outing Flannel Gowns
A sale offers numerous women’s nightgowns and related garments in pink blue and gray stripes with high necks long sleeves and collar details at 40 cents each. Additional remnants include low neck gowns drawers chemises and corset covers with lace embroidery or beading priced around 68 cents and 31 cents.
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Ts Pai
Friday Special Misses and Children's School Shoes
Friday special in misses and children's lace shoes. Assortment includes many sizes and styles such as dongola skid skin with patent leather tips, hard feather soles and spring heels. Sizes range across a wide assortment including 11 to 2B and several odd codes.
Corsets and travel goods sale on Eleventh Street
Readable fragments show discounted corsets in multiple sizes with price drops from $6.00 to $1.00 per pair, plus a travel goods department listing trunks, suit cases, hats and stove items. Damaged items noted. sale appears at Equitable Building and Fifth Floor Eleventh Street sections.
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Pally
Batiste
Alves
Irene
Walohn
Eleventh Street
Rasswool Bureau
Equitable
Beto
Miss Hopkins to Wed Mr Blagden in October
Washington society notes announce the engagement of Mary Hopkins to Crawford Blagden of New York. The wedding is planned for October 7 at Thompson College chapel Williamstown Massachusetts with a reception at the Hopkins home.
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Miss Hopkins
MR. Blagden
Archibald] Hopkins
Mary
Crawford Blagden
New
G. F Fillett
Toronto
Gen. Eliott
New Brunswick
Washington
Beekman Winthrop
Winthrop
New York
George Washington
Plymouth
England
Europe
Meyer
Massachusetts
Reginald Nicholson
Navy
John M. Culp
Temagami
Ontario
Adeline Culp
Agnes Cummock
Gloucester
Mass
Birmingham
Ata
Loretta Elizabeth Griffin
Thomas Griffin
James J. Fitzgerald
St. Matthew's Narch
Father Buckey
Catherine A. Buckley
Edward Griffin
Fitzgerald
Atlantic City
Jackson
Mich
Congress
Townsend
Michigan
Benjamin Hellen
Mr. Hellen
Corcoran Street
Bar Harbor
Miss Hellen
R. 11 Dunlap
Mas. Dunlap
Newport
Thoughts on Adams Memorial Art and Life Meaning
Thought for Today extols the Adams Memorial at Rock Creek Cemetery as Washingtons finest work of art. The carved figure conveys life experience strength and readiness for eternity, transcending grief and offering universal consolation through shared courage faith and hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial
Rock Creek Cemetery
Washington
Saint-Gaudens
Jane Addams
Walter de Curzon Poultney arrives in Baltimore in Alpine costume
Snapshots from social leaders reveal Walter de Curzon Poultney returning travelers from Europe with a genuine Alpine mountaineer outfit. The outfit, worn at Innsbruck, drew praise from Baltimore friends as a St. Bernard dog approved with a warm lick on his bare knee. Mrs. Leonard Thomas defended Newport clergy criticism over a Sunday-morning costume ball.
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Ord
Europe
Switzerland
Baltimore
Walter de Curzon Poultney
Poultney
Alps
Innsbruck
Mont Blanc
Mr. Poultney
Ips
St. Bernard
Manerick
Walter
Newport
Leonard Thomas
St. Regis
New York
Thomases
Diversions of Society at Fashionable Resorts
Autumn touches Lenox as autos show furs and residents host dinners and luncheons. Notable events include Mrs. Frothingham at Overlee and Miss Carey at the Gables, with numerous society guests from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and stockbridge basking in villa visits, hotel stays, and lakefront estates along Bellevue avenue and the Newport summer district. The Widener family and other prominent names appear among property movements and social gatherings.
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Lenox
Samuel Frothingham
Overlee
Kate Cary
Giraud Foster
Bellefontaine
Mary de Peynter Carey
the Gables
Winthrop Murray Crane
Dalton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Harry Livingston Lee
Curtis Villa
Margaret Lee
James McCrea
Thomas Shields
Kent Fernbrook
New York
Marshall J. Dodae
Lawrence
Long Island
Augustus Willson
Kentucky
Willson
Stockbridge
Lizette Hast
Alice Grant
Oscar Tasigi
Clovercroft
Philadelphia
Margaret
Mary Franks
Lasigi
Bosjton
Bertha Clark
White Plains
Henry W. Farnam
Boulderwood
Everett C. Bumpus
Boston
Fallowfield
Windsor Hill
Foster Bumpus
Alden A. Thorndike
Washington
Albert Chesbro
Northport
Curtis Hotel
Clarence Gray Dinsmore
A. Lindly Kelly
Robert P. Perkins
Morgan A. Cowperthwaitte
T. R. Scott
J. F. Sayer
Anna T. Saver
A.S. Hardy
Robert T. Gould
Frederick W. Rhinelander
G. G. Tyson
New York; Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Abbott, and Mr. M. C. Plummer
Red Lion Inn
Maplewood Hotel
Pittsfield
Mra
BF. T. B. Beardsley
Beardsley
Edward Gardner Jones
Frank Mitchell, Jr
W. E. Riggs
Alfred N. Nelson
Nora R. Nelson
Walter
Newport
Christopher M. Bell
Bellevue Avenue
George W. Widener
Elkins Park
P. A. R. Widener
Pembroke Jones
Widener
Ogden Mills
Commodore
Elbridge T. Gerry
William B. Leeds
BH. C. Knight
Victor Sorchon
John Jacob Astor
Harry Payne Whitney
Charles H. Baldwin
Philadelphia Society
John R. Drexel
George McFadden
Edward C. Knight
Benjamin F. Clyde
Col
Howard A. Stevenson
Joseph EB. Widener
Dairy and Olive Oil Digestion Guidelines
Soured milk is easier to digest than sweet milk, best with a culture from souring tablets. Olive oil is highly digestible, second to cream and unroasted peanut oil. a tablespoon daily in emulsion form aids digestion. Take with sugar fruits, not cereals, and use in small sips. Fat delays gastric secretions and slows protein and cereal digestion unless emulsified.
Discontinued Open-Stock Dinnerware Sale Offered
Open stock dinnerware from about twenty patterns is being discontinued after five or six years to make room for new hues. The sale features neat bordered white and gold spray decorations in Limoges Austrian English and American porcelains with several hundred pieces available for convenient selection. Quantities vary, and the sale promises substantial savings of one-third to one-half actual value.
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Haviland Limoges
China
Impulsive marriage scandal to judge’s daughter in New Jersey
The secretary to John W. Gates recounts a daughter’s impulsive marriage followed by a vanished wife later found in Paris. She traveled between Canada and Europe seeking independence, planned a divorce, and even halted a steamship voyage to consult the case. Judge Gidooly, a prominent New Jersey jurist, struggles to keep pace with his daughter’s impulses.
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Marion Gilhooly-Lawrie
Frederick K. H. Lawrie
United States
Europe
Walter C. White
Patrick Hamilton Gilhooly
Gilhooly
Elizabeth
N. J
Gilhooly-Lawris
White
New York
New Jersey
John W. Gates
England
Gidooly
Balance in raising children overindulgence and repression
A essay argues that spoiling children comes not only from overindulgence but also from over repression. It warns that excessive control produces indecisive, colorless individuals lacking backbone, while gentle encouragement of decision and self expression fosters initiative and individuality. It cautions parents to nurture rather than crush temperament.
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Men's Clothing Department
Vmfes
Rita Ely
Hot Topi
Aizes
Odla
Thussan
Enthoderrd
Poland
Ancy
Boys’ Furnishings Department
Madras
Ecla
Remrnmers
Holland
Tata Nottinghar
Dominican Republic
Deary Spencer
Stoneleigh Court
Dewey
Rhode Island Avenue
Corcoran Hill
Narragansett
Jennen Jennings
Massachusetts Avenue
Aldrich
Jennings
California
Joseph Letter
Woodside
New England
Parkwood
K Street
W. W. White
P H. Mason
McD Wall
Mary Millan
Lilan Millan
Fairfax
Atantic City
Donald McLean
Buckwood Inn
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Nova Scotia
Mas
George J. Newgarden
Jana
Paul
West Point
Otto T. Simon
Kroonland
P Street
Lawrence Bennet
France
W. Murray Crane
Lodge
Nahant
Mary E. McCeney
Palace Hotel
Lucerne
Rumbaugh
Elizabeth Moore Colgate
Gilbert Colgate
Stanley Rumbaugh
Colgate Country Place
Tannersville
John Hay
White Mountains
Payne Whitney
Clarence Hay
Newbury, Nlte
Sallie Agnes Harlow
Alexandria
Francis Repert
Weller
St. Mary's Church
George Rodney Smith
Col. Astor
Rhinebeck
Ferncliff
Collonel
Astor
John Jacob
William H. Force
William Schappe
Haggerty
Schappe
Force
Westchester Country Club
Katharine
JT. J. Allen
Joseph B. Bowles
Newspaper
HIU Hive
Eart and
Nome
Falks
Barbara BD Oe Cer Ea Onree
Ottingham
Brussels
Axminster
Autek
Capital
Union Trust Company
16Th and H Sts
Droop’s Music House
G Street
Philipsborn
Burt
G. G. Cornwell & Son
Penna. Ave
the Sunday Post
F Street
M. Pasternak
St. N. W
Rubber Co
Bait
COWAN
R. W. & J.B. Henderson, Inc
Steinway and Other Pianos
Connecticut Ave
L. St
Manhattan
Florida Avenue
Ert Amdie LE
Clalin
Mie
Droop's Music House