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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1912

Page

14

Furniture Slip Covers Specially Priced

Special sale on parlor suite covers and linen striped materials. Belgian linen 50 inch and cretonne damask selections offered. Many patterns and shades available with yardage allowances and bulk discounts for ready-to-ship inventory.

Titanic disaster halts society functions here

News of the Titanic catastrophe forces postponements and altered plans in Washington society. Editorials note dinners at the French embassy and Danish embassy postponed. Attendees include Helen Taft, Walter S Logan, Cardinal Gibbons dinner guests, and many others from government and social circles.

Chinda Helen Taft Robert Taft Lloyd Bowers Martha Bowers Walter S Logan White House Washington Countess Moltke

Navy Circle Wedding for Miss Constance Vroom and Ensign Hstess

Miss Constance Vroom and Ensign E Jemes Hstess will wed this afternoon at 6 in St Clement's Church Philadelphia. The ceremony will be followed by a reception at the bride's mother's home with a full naval attendance among relatives and friends.

Duncan Upshaw Fletcher Louise Chapin Sn Thomas Junior Kemp Louls Rauschera Miss Wilkes Mrs Lurton Roland Cotton Smith St John's Parish Hall Misa Genevieve Clark University of Virginia Glee Club Columbia Theater Confederate Memorial Home Fund Navy Constance Vroom E Jemes Hstess St. Clement's Church Philadelphia Mia Roscoe C. Davis Helen Weaver Laurence Stewart US WN Paul £. Holland F. C Bessel Canary U & NB Enaign G. B. Vroom Hazel Mowall John Mowall V Street Anacostia Henry Hartley George M Cummings Garden Memorial Presbyterian Church Elele Pezold Jane Mowall Robert A Hartley Olive Lake Wiliams Ernest R McComas Jamies Kelly Fourth Presbyterian Church Dwight T Scott Wellington Louise McKee Anita McKee Mrs McComas Chevy Chase

Fashion Fads as Social World Shaped by Marshall Field

The article notes Marshall Field, newly settled in Washington at a Venetian Sixteenth Street house, stepping into social and philanthropic life. It highlights ties to former Senator Beveridge’s wife Katherine Eddy, and mentions Mrs Beveridge’s political savvy. It also surveys English aristocracy, Cairo society, and London’s elite circles, including Sir Richard Sutton and the Duchess of Westminster, with anecdotes about clubs, estates, and recent gatherings.

Marshall Field Washington Sixteenth Street London Richard Vincent Sutton England Metropolis Picadilly Mayfair Sutton Naval and Military Club Piccadilly Richard Lincolnshire Berkshire Nottingham Life Guards Country Wistar Institute of Anatomy Philadelphia M J Greenman Institute Greenman Cairo Egypt Princesa von Pless Duchess of Westminster Nile Prince von Pless Ghezireh Palace Tor Mena House Pyramids Duke of Westminster Duke of Alice Count Hochberg Khartoum Sirdar Wingate Marveille

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