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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1910
Page
27
High Grade Outfittings advertises girls and misses wear with silk dresses, taft and foulard, iridescent fabrics, and lace yoke outfits. Prices range from $7.00 to $35.00, with coats, regulation dresses, linens, embroidered gowns, and novelty Russian blouses noted. Sizes up to 10 and a variety of colors and patterns emphasized.
Our popular priced hats special showcases choice headwear at $6.00 each. The collection features 13 attractive bonnets including Tam o Shanter and trimmed undivided styles for dress and casual wear. Polished materials, good taste, value, and historical charm are highlighted in this affordable lineup.
A fragmented ad lists boys garments including lightweight spring suits, double breasted knickerbockers, reefers and sailor blouses. Highlights include special prices around 3.50 to 6.50 with sizes from 2 to 17 and a broad assortment of fabrics and colors.
Package of Two shrubs sold under the First Quality American Shrubs label priced at 15 cents. The listing appears in a line referencing a storefront or catalog entry with an address noted as Fifth four-igitventh street.
Japanese ambassador and Baroness Uchida hosted a Washington dinner last night with high guests including German ambassador Countess von Bernstorff and Baroness Rosen. Vice President and Mrs Sherman attended as guests of honor. Miss Helen Taft arrived to spend the weekend at the White House. The Chevy Chase Club gala attracted a vast society crowd, pink coats, hunting motifs, and a midnight supper amid hunting prints and regalia.
A London hunting gathering features guests including Mr and Mrs Worthington, Miss Talbot, Miss Krogstad, Miss Shaw, Miss Townsend and many out of town guests. Women wear red accents, Mrs Howards in white satin and an American Beauty rose. Capt Sowerby, naval attaché to the British embassy, hosted a dinner at Rauschers after the hunt.
A Washington social page recounts a Fort Mer hop hosted by Capt and Mrs Barnhart with guests including Garrard Mis and Sheraman, Maj Allen and Dr Maguire among others. Separate notes mention Austro Hungarian counselor Liman Loewenthal sailing to New York with his bride, the Vienna wedding, and the ball at the Russian embassy with various dignitaries.
The excerpt argues nuts are the best fat source for dairy rations, recommending cashews as ideal, followed by walnuts. It cautions against overuse of peanuts, notes albumen content in many nuts, and warns excess intake with sugars such as figs, dates, and bananas. It suggests fats and starches as substitutes and notes pork as a disease source.
The marriage of Miss May Morgan to Joseph Longworth Nichols occurred at 11 o’clock Tuesday at St Lukes Church Saranac Lake N Y. The bride wore a blue traveling gown. Her brother H McCay Morgan and Charles T Barlow of Boston stood as attendants. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bellamy Storer Mrs William T Walters McCay Miss Mildred Buchner McCay Dr and Mrs D L Trudeau Dr J Woods Price and Miss Caroline Tee. Mrs Francis Cookman Dorm announced the marriage of her daughter Anne Estelle to Mr Hiram Potts Butter in Washington on March 14. The Potters left Washington for Mobile Ala. where Mr Butter will work for the Southern Railway Co. Mrs Ying Icwal sent invitations for Thursday April 14 at 202 Kilgore Road. Arthur Ramsay entertained yesterday evening in honor of the Fairmont.
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