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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1910
Page
25
Fo ue showcases a large stock of separate shirts and skirts for spring and summer wear. The collection features tunic plaited styles in shepherds plaid and striped fabrics, plus white serges and taft silks. Skirts include linen and linen trimmed styles, with short length options for misses priced from 1.00 to 1.50 each.
French Linen Suitings now shown as a large line including pure flax fibers and rough linens in shades and effects chosen personally by Paros last summer. The store advertises Tanen Department as offering white lavender natural and yellow linen diagonals and silks, with a focus on elegant textiles for summer use.
The Leech family announces the engagement of Katherine Olivia Leech to Lieut Thurston Hughes, UV 8 canat artillery corps, stationed at Fort H Wright, Wishers Island NY. Details note Katherine as youngest of three daughters and Hughes as son of Drami and Mrs Hughes of Louisville. The wedding date remains to be set.
A long survey of Countess of Minto and Indian governance links, with Ben gal Pur dah ladies presenting a diamond brooch to her, and Lady Minto praising education and hospitals. Paris music soirees at the American Embassy feature Mme Edward and Mile Mudocel, plus notes on new fashion trends in stockings and footwear, including striking black velvet gowns and short silhouettes.
A fragment discusses bone lime content citing Elbert Hubbard’s phrase about business failures. It explains calcium as the principal mineral in foods beside potassium, its role in bone growth, oxygen transport, and the chemistry of chlorine and calcium with bread containing lime but lacking chlorine.
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