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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1908
Page
29
We also call atention to a new assortment of Children's Trim med Hats suitable for school and general wear at 1 25 to 3 00 each Millinery Salon Second floor Tenth st.
A sale of new tailored linen suits described as fitted three quarter coat with pointed front, full length sleeves, pearl button trimming, and 14 gore skirts with deep hems. Offered in gray white blue white brown white stripe and plain white, suitable for outing and shopping. Prices to follow.
WW shows a splendid assortment of new spring clothing for boys and young men of all ages and sizes. Includes school, play, and dress-up wear in serges ceviots worsteds thibets and other fashions. Also fancy outfits for little fellows and a popular line of Wash Suits.
A catalog described by Lampeck Elberne and Northrop & Curry for young men offering two and three button coats with hip fronts and long narrow lapels, small waist trousers with wide hips tapering to cuffs, sizes 15 to 20 and 31 to 46 inches, plus boys’ suits with knickerbocker pants in worsteds cassimeres and worsted blends in all stylish colors.
Plain colored and fancy effect sailor blouses for tots, neatly braided and embroidered, with a handsome stock in sizes 5 to 12. Reefer coats for boys up to 12 years, plus a large assortment of coverts serges and fancy mixtures.
Washington society pages detail arrivals at the British Embassy in New York Lady Herbert and her sons, Mrs Stanley Matthews hosting for Col and Mrs Henry Watterson, and Mrs Grant Watson planning a Europe trip. Senator Elkins denies engagement rumors for his daughter with the Duke of the Abruzzi. Social events include dinners at the homes of Mrs James McMillan and the British Ambassador, a large tea for guests, and a studio recital by Monday Morning Musical Club. Various guests and residents are listed with travel and health updates, including Mrs Legare ill, and plans for sails on April 18 to England.
A survey of the White House garden under Mrs Roosevelt, social highlights from Newport foreign guests and Hungarian ties, Lenten weddings in New York, cycling trends among fashionable women, proxy bridge players, and praise from Elinor Glyn about American society.
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