Parisian-Style Millinery Display At Green and Mahogany Salon
This Thursday and following days showcase clever millinery with velvet, felt, and silk hats in vivid colors and new shades like prunell and emerald green. Highlights include Irish crochet lace, Maline, ostrich plumes, and Liberty silk neck pieces with models from Mangin Maurice and Maurice. Invitations extend for a varied collection of hats for misses and children located on the second floor of the Tenth street salon.
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London
Mangin Maurice
Paris
Maurice
Moravia Linen Designs Spotlighted in September Sale
Linen Department unveils new Moravia designs suited for round tables with sizes 72x72 to 108x108 inches and matching dinner napkins. A September Linen and Housekeeping sale offers Bureau Scarfs at 25 cents to 3 dollars per pair and blankets, comfortables, and pillow slips in varied sizes and colors at notable prices.
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Moravia
Washington
Final Clearance of Children's Pique Coats
Final clearance offers steep price cuts on children s pique coats with prices ranging from two to ten dollars. Coats formerly priced up to thirty dollars are marked down as a seasonal layaway option on the third floor eleventh at.
New Roller Skates Stock For All Ages And Sizes
A large stock of roller skates is offered including inexpensive street skates for children and regular rink skates for adults. Regulation steel ball bearing skates for men and women in all sizes, plus children’s extension and wooden roller models. Fourth floor display shows hermacite wheels and sets.
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Saan Ee Eh BO
Blesenth
Furniture sale items with discounts listed
Several pieces including a Golden Oak rocker and dressers, Curly Birch dresser with design notes, solid Mahogany dresser with carved posts, and a box couch. Prices shown reflect discounts from higher original amounts. Location notes indicate sixth and seventh floors on G Street.
Men's New Fall Furnishings Line Highlighted
An advertisement showcases a fall lineup of men’s wear including neckwear hats coats vests shirts gloves and bath robes. Highlights include walking gloves in English cut with sturdy seams and 6 pair of men’s socks for 75 cents along with fair-weight socks made from black cotton yarn for value.
Handkerchiefs Offered in Linen Hemstitched Sets
All linen handkerchiefs with hem stitching and neat embroidered initial offered at 75 cents per half dozen. Generous size, good quality, and letters clearly stitched for personalization.
Blanket Bath Robes and Room Gowns Sale
A special lot of new Blanket Bath Robes and Room Gowns in Jacquard patterns and bright colors. Sizes available for all figures at Fat main floor. Tailor services offered to ensure perfect fitting Frock Coats and Waistcoats in fine fabrics from $25 to $40. Fancy Vests and striped worsted trousers priced from $5 to $10.50. Main floor Tenth St.
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Vienna
Tenth St
Brussels
Shirvans
New Kimona Styles Offer Warm Comfort For Women
Our fall stock features German Flannel Kimonas in pink blue and lavender, Elderdown and Corton Crepe varieties, Japanese figured designs, and French Flannel Dressing Sacques. The collection includes cotton balbriggan lisle thread silk and all silk options with many novel ties, plus special values on 30 dozen pairs of Women’s Fine Lisle Thread Hose with garter tops and double soles, 25c each or three for $1.00.
Wedding Delights in Washington Family and Socials
Miss Blanche Williams hosts in honor of Miss Pearl Warren as Miss Grace Adams and Mr Harold Griffith marry at 1927 Eleventh Street NW. Rev E L Hubbard officiates. Edith Adams, flower girl, leads the couple to a drawing-room altar. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Griffith plan Washington home and a New York trip. Several prominent visitors and residents are noted, with travel plans and social events across the capital.
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Edith Adame
Flower Girl
Miss Blanche
Williams
Grace Emma Adams
Amos, Adams
Harold Clark Griffith
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Eleventh Street
E. L. Hubbard
McKendree Methodist Episcopal Church
Blanche Williams
Columbia
Miss Pearl Warren
West Virginia
8. G. Butler
Miss Warren
Miss Hawkins
Miss Butler
Boston
Washington
Old Point Comfort
W L Bartlett
A. E. Dowd
H Cobb
J. Dowd
F.H Robbins
H. BR. Miller
W. © Hall
Ebbitt House
Mrs.s. ©. Briggs
New York
Atlantic City
Mai
Mrs. Long
Miss Long
Seventeenth Street
Martha Jones
Afton House
Thirteenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Culpeper
Thomas P. Clayes
Appropriations
United States Senate
Freda Hanft
John W . Weidley
Church of the Reformation
Walmer Refyiig
Hifnois
Ely
Social notes from the Hamilton hotel events and weddings
Guests at the Hamilton include Mr and Mrs S O Ball honoring Rev and Mrs Moore with pink centerpieces and corsages. A wedding last evening united Miss Amy L Day and Mr Elman V Carr at Trinity M E Church parsonage with Rev Gr H H Franz officiating.
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Amy L. Day
Elman V. Carr
Gr. H. H. Franz
Trinity M. E. Church
Fitch Street
Mrrs. Carrlett
New Haven
Conn
WEST AND EAST TO MEET IN WOMEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
Chicago announces that twenty or more West women golfers will enter the national women's golf championship at Braeburn Country Club in West Newton Massachusetts the week of October 8. Mrs A T H Brower president of the Woman's Western Golf Association says most of the Fifteen will travel to Toronto October 2 and 6 to face the Canadians and Easterners before the national event in Boston October 6.
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Chicago
West
Braeburn
West Newton
Mass
A T H H. Brower
Woman's Western Golf Association
Afteen
Wagner by Marine Band Concert Postponed to Tomorrow
Due to engagements the Marine Band weekly concert at the Marine Barracks is moved to tomorrow afternoon. The program features Wagner pieces Die Walkure and Rienzi with the band under W. H. Santelmann, plus a mix of overtures waltzes and descriptive fantasies, finishing with the Star Spangled Banner.
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Marine Band
Marine Barracks
W. H. Santelmann
Oineinmatt Inquirer
Brand
Rionzi
Traumerej
Dia Walhure
Loreley
Nesvadbey
Buanee
The
Hussars
Mystic Shriner Outing and Amateur Press Meeting Notice
Mystic Shrine Almas Temple members enjoyed a Great Falls outing aboard a special car on the Old Dominion line. The Anacostia Amateur Press Association will meet at 13 Howard Avenue next Friday to elect officers. membership lists Verner B. Scott and others. Also reported, First Lieut. C H L Kabaniss of Washington is assigned as professor of military science at the Linsley Institute in Wheelwright West Virginia.
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Almas Temple
Mystic Shrine
Great Falls
Old Dominion
Jacobus F. Jones
Harrison Dingman
J. Allison Nallor
H. Harry Staniford
Haun
E. J. Johnston
E. W. Kelley
Fred Yawn
R Jacobson
B. B. Hege
Harry 3
Parker
Frank B. Milburn
Oasis Temple
H. L. McMulty
Charles B. Malcolm
Samuel Hunt
Robert Cook
L. H Wilson
Samuel W. Stinemetz
Anacostia Amateur Press Association
William H .Wilkerson, Jr
Howard Avenue
Verner B. Scott
C. Arthur Frye
Bruce H. Ander~ Due
Melvin Wilkerson
Norris Scott
Homer Helm
Charles Helm
Austin Toomey
William Wilkerson
Clifton Anderson
Rosene Harris
Kabaniss
Washington Post
Wheeliy
C. HL Kabanisa
Washington
Linsley Institute
Moody Back to Work After Vacation in Massachusetts
Attorney General Moody returned to Washington and said he favored Charles H. Hughes nomination for New York governor while regretting the loss of his role in prosecuting the coal trust and Standard Oil. He said he kept close watch on proceedings and found them satisfactory. Moody, back from Massachusetts, resumed work at the Justice Department desk.
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Washington
Moody
Charles H. Hughes
New York
Coal Trust
Standard OK
Massachusetts
Department of Justice
Metcalf Returns Home After California Vacation
Secretary Victor H. Metcalf of the Department of Commerce and Labor arrives in the city after a California trip. He cites reconstruction challenges in San Francisco including labor shortages and high costs for labor and building materials. He notes laborers cost about $2.50 a day and declines to discuss actions on promoting American trade in South America until Secretary Root's return.
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Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Fitzhugh Lee
U. S A
Burch
Kentucky
Hampton
U.S. A
John Aspinwall
Aspinwall
Aspin
Victor H. Metcalf
California
San Francisco
Root
Quiet Again In Mexico Assurances From State Dept
State Department receives assurance that there is no foundation for rumors of uprisings or anti foreign sentiment in Mexico. Ambassador Thompson reports no indications of trouble for either the Mexican government or foreigners in the country.
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State Department
Thompson
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Woodward & Lothrop Creations
Resh
Europe
Maison Lewis
Camille Roger
Algwin
Tenth Street
Linen Department
Bureau
Eleventh St
Jacquard
Austria
Atlantic Mills
Harrie
Vemc
Toona
Puita
G St
Fall Furnishings
New Fall
For
Ain
Miss Grace Emma Adams
Audenreid
Hot Springs
Victor Clement
Connecticut
Maltby Lane
Portner
Shoreham
Albert Evang
Col
Robert I Fleming
Miss Fleming
Robert Fleming
George Barrie
Reginald Pollock
Don
Panama
Pollock
John Blair
North Shore Regarts
Bretton Woods
GC. Pryor
Georgia Leontine . Mackey
Geree Mackay
Wil
Hbbitts Hone
Mackays
C. F. Goodrich
Trent Caspar’ Goodrich
Bao Nu
Army
Navy
Robert,e Layton
Liental Association
W A de Laney
USA
Athletic City
Nhe Terres
Tomarcoe Ae ‘Snead
Predericksburg
John 8. Barnes
Colbrook
Lenox
Upshur
Hamilton An Diamonds
Penna, Ave
S. O. Ball
L M. Moore
Moore
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
Ball
Rosa
D A Salmon
Ada Stinemetz
S. M. Briant
B. N. Stinemetz
Blackburn
North Carolina
Hamilton
Maine
Beewee
Mi Parker
William E. Fuller
Mrs Fuller
Hamiltton
Iowa
Indian Territory
F. §. Huston
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Huston
Terr
Cheun
Siamens Legation
Hamiton
Fuesday
Gloucester
J. L Bradford
New Orleans
City
J. H Brinker
Allan Lord
Kughlands
T. H. Kramer
Montezuma
Sonora
Mexico
E. R. Hutchins
Des Moines
Philippines
Breslin Hotel
Wo H Wilson
U. 84
U_s. Nu
Way
Keleber
Halsey Powell
Wagner
Mystic Shriners
Almas
Siernely
FUK
Sis
10Th St
Sianlsonsc
Gmmeuasg
Stillings
Mavy
Hughes
Frisco
Bricea-brac, &E
Penn
Avenue
Edwy
Goodyear
Pauley
Dandrum
Preeti
Bol
V.D. Rosen
the Sunday Post
Y Mail
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