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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1905
Page
33
A wide autumn display features both foreign and domestic dress fabrics, including new weaves and plain surfaces. The Dress Goods Department on the second floor highlights velvets, plaids, and soft fabrics such as Panama and silk flecked wools, with a rich assortment of items from Black to Crepe de Chine and Voile fabrics.
The notice promotes in house repairs for worn furniture including reupholstering refinishing and parquetry floors. It emphasizes personal attention with on site shops and the ability to repair elaborate carvings and intricate upholstery while offering waxed floors and custom window seats.
The notice promotes made-to-order window shades with features including hand-painted opaque King’s Scotch Holland and transparent cambrics. It highlights new zigzag stitching on a modern machine to prevent cutting and urges readers to request measurements samples and estimates via mail or phone, located on the fourth floor G street.
On sale now with articles including The Making of Collars and Cuffs Chinese Embroidery Arablam and French Irish Lace New Styles in Hair Dressing Russian Housekeeping and A Witch Party for Halloween Jiu Jitsu Training for Women The Establishing of a Circulating Library Children as Art Models plus two short stories Roc a copy Roc a year October Patterns and Fashion Sheets ready Patterns 15c each Fashion Sheets free Pattern Dept Main floor Eleventh st.
Seasonal notice offering repair cleaning and stretching of Oriental rugs and carpets. Armenian weaver specializes in expert work and estimates available by visit. bug dept fourth floor Gst.
A local stationery shop invites attention to its prompt execution of orders for wedding invitations and marriage announcements, at homes and social function cards. It highlights cutting dies for ciphers and heraldic devices, stamping on fashionable papers, and high grade work at consistent prices. New imported wedding gift novelties are arriving daily.
The service offers blanket cleansing at 1.00 per pair and lace curtains at 0.75 or 1.00 per pair. Goods called for and delivered with no extra charge.
Rev Dr George FF Bratenahl rector of St Alban's Chapel and his wife returned from an extended tour of England lasting from June 17. He aimed to study English cathedrals and compare internal church governance with American practices. Large crowds at church services blocked admittance to Westminster and St Margaret's during the visit.
Rev. G C F Bratenahl discusses his England trip noting crowded cathedrals from Durham to Truro, praising restoration work at Lichfield and Liverpool. He admires Westminster and St Margaret’s access, admires the choir-school model, and outlines plans for a local choir school and its anticipated May completion.
Dr S H Greene of Calvary Baptist Church returns from vacation and delivers his first sermon. The service features Home Sweet Home on the organ and a palms and ferns pulpit display with a Welcome Home inscription. He thanks the congregation for attendance and notes renewed opportunities ahead. A reception followed in the church parlors with members and friends.
Jewelry ad offers custom mounted diamonds and other gems from original exclusive designs with estimates and designs submitted without charge.
Honeymoon at Haddon Hall Atlantic City ends a year ago. Miss Anne Hitchcock to wed Lieut Commander William Lima in December. Japanese Minister Takahira to return home, Mme Takahira praised for wartime nurses. Sturges begin Los Angeles move with house party plans. Montague of London and Leggett of New York attend Ridgeley Manor gatherings. Edith Rice and William Hanley set October 4 wedding in Dumbarton Avenue church. Barton French relinquishes Hot Springs home for Europe with trip of three years. Consuelo Vanderbilt at Deepdale and Hempstead visit with brother William Vanderbilt. Platt party travels West to San Francisco and Colorado Springs. Helen Cannon tours Berkshires and Connecticut by auto. Admiral and Mrs George Dewey return to Washington. Mrs Sarah Tyson Rover registers in New York. Dr. and Mrs H L Johnson complete 15,000 mile trip from July 4 through Alaska. Agnes Beatrice Roth to marry James Trinwiley at St Pauls Lattimore. Frawley couple to reside at 1419 Florida Ave NW.
Robert Martin Larner reviews Hay's diplomacy and journalism balance in Harper's Weekly noting Hay's insistence on controlled quotes and patient reporting. Blaine is contrasted as ambitious and public, Sherman and Day praised for secrecy, with a segue to Mission Board’s meeting place in North Adams and Williamstown, Massachusetts.
After such world famous makers as Hepplewhite Sheraton Chip pendale Alive French Dutch and early colonial productions rare plate scarce china silver curtas metal goods the most interesting stock in Washington wedding presents holiday gifts Old Colony Co rgo3 1 Street
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