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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1915
Page
12
It is a genuine exhibit of fall fashions and new merchandise unfolding the newest modes in women's apparel and millinery. The display signals readiness to present the public all new fall winter items for every member of the family and home, including refined luxuries and adornments sought by shoppers.
An inspection of a large establishment is underway to verify compliance and safety standards. Officials evaluate premises, operations, and regulatory adherence to ensure lawful operation and public welfare.
A detailed historic directory lists store sections by floor and street, including Main Floor departments such as Adjustment Bureau, Briec-a-Brac, Art Wares, and Cleaning and Dyeing. It itemizes desks, gloves, jewelry, fabrics, clothing, furnishings, home goods, and service areas across G street, Eleventh street, Tenth street, F street, and center/midhouse locations.
The Argentine ambassador arrives in Washington from Buena Vista Springs with Mme Naon as their family joins him at the embassy. Mrs Gregory returns from Monterey with Mr Gregory to their Sixteenth Street residence. Justice Hughes and family close Rangeley cottage and head to Washington. Assistant Secretary of Commerce Mr Sweet hunts prairie chickens at Fullerton and plans to rejoin family in Grand Rapids. Mr and Mrs Thomas Chatard return from White Sulphur Springs to reopen Rhode Island avenue home.
Miss Nina Fauntle roy Fowell, daughter of the late William Levin Powell of Leasburg Virginia, and Mr Richard Potts of Frederick Maryland, will marry tomorrow at Wood burp Leesburg home of Mr and Mrs James Freeman Dunlop. The ceremony will be witnessed by a small circle of relatives with Rev Arthur Johns of Washington officiating at noon. Best man is Dr Thomas Johnson of Frederick and the bridal party includes nieces and nephews of Miss Powell. After the ceremony the couple will honeymoon on the Pacific coast and reside in Frederick after November 15.
Patterns of china used at the White House during former administrations include the Lincoln china.
West Bancroft area residents reopen homes for winter months. William Rowte Clarke returns from Chelsea to stay with Lewis Reame in Trenton New Jersey. Mrs Merriam and Inspector Merriam, from 1829 Street, will be nearby all season. Prolonged stays mark a busy season with guests from Nahant Provincetown Philadelphia and Newport.
Dies Harriette Fowle Taylor daughter of Mrs Charles Sinclair Taylor of Alexandria Virginia married Lieut Andrew Calhoun Pickens US Navy of Mobile Alabama Saturday night at the bride’s sister Mrs Archibald Hosten’s residence. Best man was Francis L Daingerfield a tidings note maid of honor Miss Mary H Daingerfield and Miss Earle Taylor.
A quiet wedding united Miss Agnes Gibson Maddox and Mr Austin Scott Smilie at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart rectory with Rev P A Gavan officiating. The couple planned a hurried departure and a Northern trip, with post wedding residence to be the Clarion apartments after October 26.
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