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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1908
Page
7
Attention to a new assortment of children’s trimmed hats available for school and general wear at prices from $1.25 to $3.00 each. Millinery Salon, Second floor, Tenth Street.
Ailored Linen Suits new fitted three quarter coat with pointed front full length sleeves cuffs pocket and collar faced with white trimmed with large pearl buttons. Skirt 14 gore model deep hem broad bias fold. Colors gray white blue white brown white stripe and plain white. Suits are correct for outing shopping and general wear offered at the
A splendid assortment of New Spring Clothing for boys and young men of all ages and sizes for school play and dress up. Fashionable cloths serges ceviots worsteds thibets with fancy effects for the little fellows and a choice line of popular Wash Suits.
A catalog of upscale boys and men’s clothing highlighting two to three button coats with hip front long lapels, slim trousers, and 24 inch cuffs. Claims superior cut fit and finish, with sizes 15 to 20 for men and 7 to 17 for boys, featuring worsteds cassimeres and serges in fashionable colors.
Plain colored and fancy blouse suits for tots sized 5 to 12 with neat braids and embroidery. Reefer coats for little fellows up to 12 years with a large assortment of covers, serges, and fancy mixtures. Handsome stock to select from.
Washington society notes of New York arrivals and engagements. Lady Herbert and sons arrive. Mrs. Grant Watson to sail April 18 for Europe. Senator Elkins clarifies daughter not engaged to Duke of Abruzzi. Social events include dinners at Mrs Stanley Matthews and the British Embassy. many titled guests attend tea and luncheons. Mrs. Legare ill in city.
In Mrs. Roosevelt’s absence, White House grounds are tended and springlike, with violets blooming behind the iron fence. Newport hosts foreign legations and aristocrats, Esterhazy wine bars, and high society parties. Cycling returns among fashion circles as weddings and proxy bridge rise in social calendars with Elinor Glyn visiting America.
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