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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1912

Page

10

Exquisitely Fashioned Crepe de Chine Undergarments

Woodward & Lothrop advertises New York Washington Paris connections and showcases Crepe de Chine undergarments with lavish styling. Featured items include blue pink and lace trimmed gowns petticoats and combination garments with Valenciennes lace satin ribbon and beading priced from $6.75 to $10.50 each.

Woodward & Lothrop New York Washington Paris Pak Irene Paas New York City London Vienna

New Spon Cotton Fabrics Promising Fashion Show

A description of new cotton fabrics with varied colors and designs. It highlights many innovative patterns and textile ideas, including borders, nets, voiles, and velvets, offered in multiple yard lengths at assorted prices.

Dainty White Pique Hats and Coats Displayed

White pique hats and coats showcased for children with designs featuring turn over collars, embroidery, and decorative cuffs. Prices noted include coats around $4.00 to $5.00 and hats and other accessories described in a period style.

New Spring Florita Corsets Featured In exclusive line

Exclusive corset models named Florita highlight spring offerings. Prices range from several dollars to seven dollars, with variations in bust height, hip length, and boning. Highlights note coutil material and elastic lacing options for a close fit across figures.

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Taft Arrives for White House Visit and Social Roundup

Mr Robert Taft arrived in Washington from Harvard to spend several days at the White House with guest George Harrison. A flurry of dinners and luncheons followed at Chevy Chase Club and other venues with guests including German diplomats, senators, and prominent Washington residents. A large number of weddings and social events filled the schedule, featuring notable figures and announcements from D A R delegates to society nuptials and arrivals at the capital.

Robert Taft Washington Harvard White House Taft George Harrison William Rodker New York Reginald Fitz Baltimore Senator Thiltan Chevy Chase Club Dawson Callery Pittsburgh Joseph H. Gaines West Virginia Mas Henry G. Cole Toulse Cator Mias Greble Mildred Greble Mina Claggett Ruth Parker David L. Brainard U. A W. 1. Litteneld Apt. Davis Medical Corps Lee Lung M. M. Parker, Jr Mme Ferdinand von Stumm Rome Henry M. Hoyt Mme. von Stumm Constance Hoyt

Social Leaders and Parisian Fashion Notes

A. Brigg shows linguistic mastery among Haitian legation circles in Washington. Miss Bourke of Los Angeles recalls royal court scenes with Princess de Bourbon, while Miss Morgan pushes thrift and vacations for working girls. Parisian society features Mrs Loonen reciting French poetry, Mrs Morse’s daughter in law, and Norman Hutchinson’s wife in a bold moleskin gown with crystal accents.

A. Brigg Washington Ble Patricia Rourke John Rourke Los Angeles Europe Princesa de Fourbon Miss Bourke Prince Ferdinand de Bourbon Ferdinand Madrid Bourke Paris Spain Queen Victoria Newport Josephine Snonen Loonen Morse Cleveland Indianapolis James Whitcomb Rile Touraine Japan Passey Norman Hutchinson San Francisco Bucharest

Concert for Adas Temple Plan With Grand Opera Singers

Members of the ladies auxiliary of Adas Israel Temple in Washington perfected plans for a sacred concert at the temple in May under Rabbi J. Glushak. Auxiliary president Mrs. Simon Oppenheimer said a grand opera company will participate. Miss Sadie Atlas Miss Rosa Livingston Miss Dina Sakal and Miss Lilian Goldstein contributed to the program at yesterday's meeting.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Adas Israel Temple Sixth T Streets Temple J. Glushak Simon Oppenheimer Auxiliary Society Sadie Atlas Rosa Livingston Dina Sakalsk Lilian Goldstein

Diet plan for rheumatism cure debates uric acid foods

A reader seeks a diet for rheumatism and notes uric acid from food as a cause. It suggests avoiding meat eggs beans fish and that milk only or unpolished rice with bran and cream may help in some cases. Outcomes depend on individual conditions and physician guidance. flesh and eggs should be eaten sparingly for those prone to the ailment.

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