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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1910
Page
25
Woodward Lothrop promotes blue and black pin striped effects and a wide range of serge fabrics. Plain cream serges, all wool diagonals, and silk with wool blends shown in fine weaves and varied widths. Prices run from 1.00 to 2.00 per yard.
We are well supplied with these very popular old time favorites strongly emphasized in matters of refined dress this spring. For street and traveling suits and costumes they are unequaled. Light and heavy weights shown in small utadium and large patterns with black-and-white and blue-and-white colorings. 50c 75c 85c to 2.25 the yard.
Our Exclusive Lily of France Corsets showcase Parisian design adapted for American women. Range includes silk, coutil, tricot, and girdle top models with medium to long hips and varied busts, priced from 7.50 to 12.50, offered by Lily of France Co.
Promotes wedding stationery engraving services with emphasis on prompt, correct forms and personal care. Advertises consultation on proper forms and styles for engraving plus stationery for all social occasions and visiting cards.
Wealthy Washington hostesses entertained at the Chevy Chase Club and other venues during a season of social luncheons. Guests included notable families, military officers, diplomats, and city officials. Attendees displayed connections to the White House, the judiciary, and several prominent Washington circles, with plans announced for forthcoming weddings and charity tableaux benefiting the House of Mercy.
The past week showcased Washington society at peak activity with debutantes and collegians prominent in dances, luncheons, and dinners. Notable events included the White House dance, a German embassy ball, and a Navy Relief Society hall. Prominent figures Mrs. Chemp Clark and Miss Dolly Curtis underscore the congressional social scene, while Miss Johnson, Miss Burnham, and Miss McLachlan receive attention for roles and future societies. The season’s warmth spurs early departures, yet many congressional families plan to stay through session.
Dr. T J Allen discusses how deep sleep aids wakefulness and productivity. He notes many people sleep poorly due to lack of work, insufficient daytime activity, and inadequate outdoor time. The piece links sleep to digestion and general health, warning against sedentary confinement and poor ventilation.
In Washington DC for the week ending Saturday April 2 the gates of Fresh Bel averaged 9.28 Berth.
Prince Frederick Henry of Prussia, cousin to the Kaiser, renounces wealth and nobility, joins an Italian monastery as Brother Henry after a romance with actress Bauer. He has given about $1.2 million to the Catholic Church for charitable uses and endures a hard life in the cloister.
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