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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1910
Page
16
An attractive line of Boys and Youths school clothing in new shades and up-to-date models. Emphasis on medium-weight wool suits in brown tan and gray tones. Available single and double breasted norfolk styles with knickerbocker trousers sizes 6 to 17. Well made and desirable.
A miscellaneous sale of boys furnishings includes plaited fronts no collars sizes 7 to 16 at 7c each. white laundered blouses sweaters from $1.00 to $5.00. collars two for 25c. blouses 50c to $1.50. flannel shirts $1.50. shirts 50c to $1.50. flannel blouses $1.00. caps 50c and 75c. pajamas $1.00 and $1.25. ties 25c and 50c. felt hats $1.75 to $2.00. Third floor, tenth at.
The display highlights modest yet stylish fall fashions for college and high school young men. Suits emphasize smart backs, high chests, broad shoulders, pegged trousers, snug waists, and shaped hips. Special values from ten to fifteen dollars and up. Main And Penth presents the latest distinct designs.
A wide range of girls clothing including coats suits dresses and rain capes with satin linings and deep hems priced from 5.00 to 45.00. Hosiery and undergarments for children and misses offered in black cotton and linen blends with reinforced knees and toes. Main floor shows extensive school line including bed linens and towels.
Special notice lists children's and misses lace and button shoes in tan Russia calfskin and gun metal, Goodyear soles and tipped toes. Sizes 8 1 2 to 10 1 2, spring heels, prices from 1.50 to 3.00. Includes boys box calfskin and little gents designs, all marketed for school wear, third floor tenth street.
Taft entourage returns to Beverly Hills summer home after New York visit. Mrs Taft and son Charlie Taft join Governor and Mrs Taft in various social engagements. Visitors include Dowager Countess de Sibour and Viscountess de Sibour. Admiral Southerland arrives in Washington from Honolulu cruise. French embassy officials to return. Berlin envoy von Bernstorff to join family in Starnberg Lake trip.
Miss Mary Cryder returns to Washington and reopens her N Street house while various society members travel, host, or marry. Notes cover fashion trends from Paris and London, velvet gowns, long tunics, and waistlines, plus talks of coats, hats, and gowns for the season as well as society moves and marriages.
Leadership in house furnishings highlighted by complete stocks of china glass silver and cutlery. Open stock and complete dinner sets feature nearly four patterns with prices from 3 800 to 750 W per set. Refrigerator options include Eddy models praised for years with upright and cesta sizes priced from 7 50 and up. Wide display of table and pantry items across all grades.
Newport society items list planned trips and visits including Mrs Herman Oslrichs and Mr and Mrs Henry Symes Lehr heading to the White Mountains for a week, Irene Sherman now Mrs Lawrence Stilespie in Quebec, Pell visiting Mrs James Kernochan with luncheon plans, Katie Jay visiting with Commodore Morgan, and lasting officer terms after a quorum failure at the Reading Room meeting. Also mentions luncheon by Miss C Ogden Jones, trips to New York by Marsden Perry and Herbert Harriman, Delano visiting Boston, and Vanderbilt auto travels with Mee French and Mrs Vanderbilt. Reginald Vanderbilt reportedly improving and eating solid food, along with ongoing social entertainments aboard the Oneida.
iyncheon yesterday and Mrs. gyohn RB Dretel will entertain at dinner Saturday. Miss Edna Batger, suffering with pneumonia, is doing well. Mrs. Kenneth Castleman is on the road to recovery. John J. Wysong shows improvement and is able to be about his home. Mrs. J. L. Chartrand, mother of Mrs. William McCarty Littig, who was taken suddenly last Sunday, is better.
Sotels Lenox Massachusetts Sept 16 Mr and Mrs M G Wright Francis D Winslow Mr and Mrs Kenelm Winslow Mr and Mrs F G Hobbs Kenneth S Hobbs Mr and Mrs Henry Brewster and Miss Brewster of New York are at the Maplewood in Pittsfield Mr and Mrs J D Lang Jr who have been at the Hotel Aspinwall have gone to Mount Kisco Mrs Harold Herrick Miss Ethelbert Continued on Fifteenth Page.
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