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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1910
Page
7
Fo ue showcases a large, attractive stock of Separate Shirts and skirts for spring and summer. Includes tunic plaited striped mohair linen and silk blends in shepherd plaids, Lurina stripes, serges, and taft silks with prices from 1.00 to 1.50 each. Also short length skirts for misses in pull-on kilts at 0.50 to 0.75 each.
French Linen Suitings now feature a large line of Brook Linen Suttings with varied shades and effects. Materials were personally selected last summer by Curt Whit Om Paros, highlighting pure flax fiber and rough linens in similar textures.
The Leech family of Washington announces the engagement of Katherine Olivia Leech to Lieut Thurston Hughes of the U V artillery corps stationed at Fort H. Wright, Wishers Island, NY. The wedding date has not yet been set. The article notes Leech as the youngest of three daughters and mentions Hughes's family and social connections.
Fashion notes from New York and India era spotlight the Countess of Minto and her husband the former governor general of Canada now viceroy of India. Women of Bengal present a diamond brooch to her, while she praises education and hospital work for Indian women. Paris music scene showcases Emiliani with Mrs Bacon entertaining elite guests. stockings and shoes trends dominate street fashion with bold colors and short velvet gowns. The piece hints at upcoming fashion crazes and design shifts on Fifth Avenue and in New York shops. Continued on Mint page.
The piece discusses lime in bones, calcium as a major mineral, and nutrition's role in growth and bone health. It cites Elbert Hubbard's phrase on business failure and notes milk for bone building, chlorine-calcium interactions, and bread's lime content with chlorine absence.
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