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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1906
Page
7
The season offers a broad range of styles with checks and plaids popular alongside plain shades. Several new models are presented at each price, highlighting excellent values and smart effects designed to attract buyers.
A showcase sale offers high grade exclusive mahogany and oak furniture at unusually low prices. Highlights include Mahogany Rockers from $2.95, Solid Mahogany Rockers at $9.90, Quartered Oak China Closets at $27.25, and Dressers up to $32.50. Miscellaneous tables, desks, chests, and couches are offered with deep discounts from usual values.
The Stein-Bloch Co offers ready-to-wear garments emphasizing precise fit across varying body types. Sale staff guarantee perfect fit with snug collars, smooth backs, and trousers tailored to waist and hip. Entrance on 10th Street and F Street by Men’s Furnishing Store.
Fall Derbys with self conforming Stetson cushion sweatband offered in varied brim widths and crown heights. New Telescope Soft Hats priced from $2.00. Laird & Schober Fall Shoes for women showcased in high grade leathers with patent tops from $4.00 to $8.00. Also new dress shoes in dongola kidskin at $5.00 to $8.00. Sewing machines on display from $18.00 to $40.00 with demos on second floor G Street.
The store showcases a wide range of infants and hand-made garments including long slips short dresses in Persian lawn and nainsook. Prices span from 1.50 to 8.50 with trims lace and tucks. Also featured are sewing patterns fashion sheets and household goods on the main floor with a variety of cosmetic and cleaning items.
An elegant Washington social item reports Miss Margarite E. Becker wedding Mr. James W. Orme at St Patrick Church with a modest reception at the bride’s home. Other society notes include Mrs Glenn and Miss Glenn visiting, Col Otto Hein returning from Atlantic City, and numerous Boston and Virginia connections enhancing the capital’s seasonal society pages.
Mrs Reginald De Koven hosted a Sunday luncheon in Newport for Miss Maxine Elliott after she opened her season at the Newport Opera House. Mrs De Koven arranged a supper following the box party, inviting guests to meet Elliott. Mrs Mane B Schrader, back from the North, will spend the week in Washington finalizing plans to reside in New York City next week. Mrs Candee of Florence Italy is seriously ill with typhoid fever at the Hospital of the Little Company of Mary, causing widespread regret among Washington friends.
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