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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1905
Page
39
Masses Fashionable Apparel presents a wide selection of long and short coats jackets street wear and tourist costumes with silk lace and wool waists exquisite lingerie wrappers and raincoats. The assortment includes new lingerie waists and dressy and practical waists, promising smart styles for fall and winter.
A catalog-style pitch extols feminine footwear emphasizing artistry and integrity. It showcases Nomen’s Kidskin lace shoes at 5.00, Gun Metal Calfskin Blucher pair at 6.00, Patent Calfskin Button shoes, and Hand-made patent tip shoes at 8.00, all on the third floor at Tenth Street.
The September Furniture Sale offers 33 to 50 percent below actual value with many items reduced to one or two pieces. Featured pieces include Golden Oak dressers, bookcases, chiffonier, parlor suites, mahogany tables and chairs, and a satin bird's eye maple chiffonier, all priced well under original values.
An old storefront catalog advertises photo supplies and equipment with prices. Items include genuine leather couches, developing trays, zines washing boxes, graduates, drying racks, bulbs, waterproof cloths, pyro, trimming boards, retouching pencils, masking sets, photo albums, Velox paper, and postal cards. Main floor location noted as Tenth Street.
The fifth floor department offers an extensive range of modern housekeeping items. Stransky ware advertises non rustable and wearable, light triple coated cooking vessels with adaptable two to three unit sets for gas stoves. Meteor coffee pot with glass receptacle, copper nickel plated and silver lined. Also fireplace sets in brass and iron, metal umbrella stands, unique jelly molds, and cigar lighters with ash and match holders.
Social notes recount the Ripley Bell family events with Miss Money's October 4 wedding to Dr. William Whitney Kitchen in Washington. Details include maid of honor Mrs Martha Baird Hall and several ushers, with plans for a home in Buffalo and a note on Miss Money's Gulf coast home. The column lists other society movements including weddings, travels, and residences of Bell family and acquaintances.
A concise note on Galf's longstanding reputation for quality, asserting that the option to purchase at Galf's has served as a sufficient mark of article quality for over a century.
People headed to New York and Long Island for house parties before returning for the season. Mrs. Hunter Doll, formerly Cushman E. Davis, settles near Riverdale Md. Mrs. Payne and Mrs. Stockton return to Washington and Georgetown for the season. Miss Margery Gibson Ross arrives to spend winter with Mrs. Arthur T. Ramsey. Lois Virginia Hamline marries Mr. Theodore Begbert in Evanston. Invitations issued for Helen Ruth Biddis and Frank Edkington's wedding in Milford Pa. Daisy Stuart Yost weds George Perry Lowe in Chicago. Tea at The Willows honors Col. J Edwin Browne. Locals travel to Pacific Coast, New England trips noted. Others return from Lake View Lodge Me and Murray Bay, Canada trips and tours of Canadian Rockies and Pacific Coast.
The fifty year Washington couple Levi Rosenbaum born 1828 in Germany and wife born 1836 Maine celebrated at Wesley Chapel with Rev Dr Ferguson and others. Son, granddaughter Clara Ellis and longtime church members attend. Levi’s career spanned Census Bureau work, Lansburgh Brothers, and real estate. Heavy Sunday crime fines also reported.
After such world famous makers as Hepplewhite, Sheraton and Chip pendale plus French Dutch and early colonial productions rare plate scarce china silver curios metal goods and more the most interesting stock in Washington wedding presents holiday gifts Old Colony Co 2ga3 Hl Street
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