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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1910
Page
29
Handsome coat suits not found in American or foreign markets are offered to patrons with style expertise. Black house coats with silk trims and plated skirts cost 48.50 to 82.50. Serge and homespun suits feature tailored lines with braided skirts in black gray tan and blue tones priced 32.50 to 42.50.
A retailer promotes a wide selection of linen coat suits for women, emphasizing practical, modest styles for street and travel. Natural colors, full pleated skirts, and braided details are highlighted with prices around 23.00 and 13.50. Also noted are white and natural rep coats and a Soviet inspired tailored gOat style with full plaited skirts and braided fronts.
Distinctive gowns arrive with foulards and changeable silks. Prices range from 16.50 to 65.00, featuring black and white checks and striped effects, with lace trim and accordion-pleated shirts. Rich detailing includes soutache braiding and hand embroidery to appeal to modern fashionable women.
Attractive selection features navy blue or cream silk waists with embroidered collars and yokes, chiffon and net blouses in navy olive black and cream. Prices range from 3.75 to 22.50 with models in silk taffeta pongee and chiffon net from 5.75 to 13.50 and 7.50 to 12.75 respectively.
A bold catalog notes new spring and summer footwear at a leading department store. It highlights low gleaming pumps and eyelet ties in buckskin and calfskin with Cuban heels, short vamps, and polished finishes priced around 4 to 6 dollars.
A new novel by the author of The Martydom of an Empress initiates with watercolor drawings. It spans 369 pages priced at $1.50 in IHL. Also present is The Book of the X Bar a tale of love and wrongs full of plots and adventures with humor and satire. Mary K Maude provides full page illustrations over 46 pages. Main tour on Tenth St.
A sprawling social tally from Washington highlights a diplomatic guest list at state dinners and teas. Attendees include ambassadors James Bryce and Countess von Hernstorf, Minister and Mme Ritter, Viscountess Benoist d Asy, and Baroness Preuschen among many embassy aides, with a forthcoming Carnegie reception on April 26 at the Bureau of American Republics building to be attended by the President.
Annulment action filed by Mrs Norman De Coudray Tronson formerly Lou Evelyn Romaine claiming her husband misrepresented wealth and provided minimal support. The piece details Romaine lineage, London marriage, and later social connections including Count Pourtales and various society weddings and fortunes in relayed notes from the era.
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