Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1914-03-25
BENESCH'S EXHIBIT
At SPRING OPENING
Elaborate Display Of House Furn-
ishiDgs and Spring Wear.
HANDSOME SOUVENIRS FREE.
Great House Invites Public-Musical
Program Tonight.

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All morning all roads have led 10
the great stores OF the popular firm Of
Isaac Benesch & Sons, Main street.
Here the annual Spring opening is
being held today and tonight, and the
display of goods in all departments
is the largest, most varied aud elab-
crate of any previous opening held by
,he firm.
Tonight musical program will be
rendered by Professor Schreyer's or
chestra, on the second floor. The
fC flowing is the program:
March-"Special Delivery" by
Friedrich.
selection-"The Little Cafe, " by
Caryll
Waltz-"vslse June, !" by Baxter
(The European Sensation.l
Tango Amapa, bv Storoni.
Selection-"Oh Oh, Delphine, 4"
Musical Comedy, by Caryll
Dance Rio Brazilian MaXiXe, by
Nazareth.
Selection" Baron Trench, Comic
Operal, by Albini
Waltz" Spring, Beautiful Spring, E"
by Lincke.
March" Indian Ssgws," !" by Allen.
The music alone will be an attrac-
tion, but the departments in all linss
of goods are worth going miles to
see. There will he polite and courte-
Gus clerks in attendance, for Ben
esch's stores can boast of most COM
petent and courteous corps of clerks,
whose attention TO business and cour
tesy to customers adds greatly to the
success Of the firms business.
The firm today between the hours
prescribed in The Capitals advertise
ment the past two days. have been
giving away handsome souvenirs to
ladies. These souvenirs are gold
enamel-finish shirtwaist sets, guar
anteed to wear we'll for eeveral years.
they are neat and refined looking
Some are in light blue, some in navy
blue and some in white enamel. They
will be given away again tonight from
z to 10 O'Clock to all persons having
The Capitals coupon cut from yes
terdsy's or Mondays paper. The
souvenirs are really worth while
The two show windows are most
attractive. One is given over to
house furnishings, the other TO wear
ing apparel. The house" window
represents q bedroom, completely
furnished in birdeye maple, with a
Napoleon bed, and all accessories,
such as pictures, toilet articles and
draperies. The effect is very pleas
ing. 1t may be said here that this
suit of furniture has been sold today
during the opening.
The opposite window has a display
Of the latest suits and shirtwaists
worn la figures. This year Benesch s
suit department is one of the best,
and certainly measures up 10 the
standard of the large stores in Balti.
more. The firm has varied assort.
ment of suits, silk one-piece dresses
and waists and you cannot do better in
this line in Baltimore. All depart.
ments in the opening today are re.
stocked. On the first floor is all kinds
of furniture, the latest styles aud
makes, cheffonieres, beds, dressers,
wsshstauds. beds, besides brass beds
and white enamel beds, clothes racks.
long mirrors, toilet sets, china glass.
ware and cut glass, stoves, orna
ments, bric-a-brac.
On the second floor are rGgs snC
mattings, the Green Trading Stang
Department, with its beautiful
premiums; the victrola department
with its hundreds of records. rht
Benesch firm has taken the raIm il
selling victrolas, and in one houI
week or so ago, Mr.. McCre ady
the local manager for Rensech, solt
sixteen Victor machines, a matte
which the Victor Magazine il
pleased to feature in its new
items. The suit department i
on the second floor. Also on this foo
are the mattresses, pillows. chairs
tables, and things too numerous t,
mention. The warehouse is on th,
third 6oor, and IL well stocked wit
material in all departments carried b,
the firm.
Those who have not visited ths
Benesch stores today, should not fsi
to do so tonight. The display is tn
best ever given by the firm.