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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
29
Describes Villaery Salon featuring new hat styles with varied crown shapes and brims, including untrimmed hats in rough brad leghorns neapolitans and black burnt straw. Notes large display of flowers foliage feathers and other millinery materials on the second floor at Miner Ealon, Second floor Ten st.
A broad display of boys garments features suits in cassimeres and worsteds, double wear two pants suits, medium weight satins, Norfolk and sailor styles, and a large stock of blue serge. Reefs and topcoats offered in multiple fabrics with prices from 3.50 to 15.00.
A new line of Black Silk Long Coats and related outerwear is offered with taffeta and rajah weaves in loose and semi fitting styles. Prices span from 1450 to 3750, including navy blue, black and plaid options with satin collars and Persian braids.
A bold catalog-style display presents waistwear for women featuring varied styles from modest $1.00 to handmade garments priced at several dollars. Highlights include front-daintily ruffled Batistes with hand crochet medallions, hand embroidery, lustered shoulder details, and long sleeves. Several items show intricate embroidery, tucks, and Irish lace accents, with prices ranging from $3.75 to $10.00 and floor location noted.
Social page notes a summerlin hosted dance and cotillion at the Chevy Chase Club with 154 guests. Guests included Capt and Mrs Summerlin and others, Dutch dinners preceding the ballroom event, and a Continental Fall charity tableaux night drawing high society attendance in Washington.
Notices announce social events and engagements in Norfolk from April to early May. Highlighted are Miss Hannah More ute visiting with Judge Eure’s daughter and various marriages and homecomings in Indianapolis Calgary and Pittsburgh.
A hatpin regulation bill faces a legal review as Commissioner and Corporation Counsel Thomas assess its merits. Representative Coudrey cooperates with the commissioner to determine if the measure should become law, with Congress forwarding the matter for a formal report.
Societal notes reveal Gen Charles F Miller of Franklin Pa paid Emma Bullen Miller a large sum to end the divorce fight. She abandons the suit, moves west with relatives in Ohio, and will relinquish any claims. She also leaves New York for a Midwest home as attorneys decline to discuss terms.
The monodiet concept urges eating a few harmonizing foods across meals to restore natural appetite. Gradual graduation is needed, as initial discouragement and withdrawal from alcohol tobacco or caffeine may occur with temporary adverse effects.
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