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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1908

Page

7

Our $15 and $18 Suits for Men RE best value in town

Our $15 and $18 suits for men offer top value with twenty five distinct patterns across serges, worsteds, cassimeres, light and dark shades. Coats feature natural shoulders and minimal padding, with two or three buttons. Trousers are cut for comfort with good hang. Styles include single breasted sacks and boxy to semi fitting cuts with vests and sharp collars.

Notable society weekend with debutantes and royal guests

A Washington society scene centers on the German Ambassador’s ball at the Country Club and a debut by a club of young Congressional circle women at the Arlington. Guests include Senators Beveridge and Owen, Representatives Rourke Cochran and Lamar, and many aristocratic visitors. The piece also notes the Duke de Chauines death, Shonts family circles, and ongoing social events around luncheons, teas, and musicales.

Congressional Circle Baronesa von Steinburg Country Club William C. Whitney James McMillan Miss Jarvis Miss Painter Pittsburg Miss Ring Michigan Gladys Ingalls Senator Ingalls McMillan Jarvis Philip StcMilan Detroit Washington Arington Miss Lamb Willams Cgrest Foster Chapman Cooper Bever Paris Duke de Chauines Theodora Shents Theodore P. Shent New York Dinard Shon York Florida Mr. Shants Miss Shants Briant France

Vanderbilt rumors and social vows swirl in society

A long report traces Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Sr and Baron Ottó Hoenning O’Carroll’s closeness, possible engagement, and palace travel as Mrs Vanderbilt plans an extended stay abroad. It notes baron’s Hungary ties, their town houses closed, and speculation Italy in June, with further mentions of society weddings, fashion, and prominent New York families.

Warkdon Cornelius"Vanderbilt, Sr Italy Hungary Vanderbilt Auguste Victoria London Baron O'Carroll Naples K. Stern Baron Alice West Ninety-ninth Street Regiment of Hussars Count Szechenyi Nderbilt Countess Szechenyi America Vanderbitt Count Hadik Saron O'Carroll Hurone New York Biltmore Marie Baxter Rees Augustua D. Sheppard John Stevans Osborne W. Bright Rutherford M. Sheppard Joseph 5. Frelinghigeen Maj Alfred Whitner Harold Rees Biltmore George W. Vanderbilt Augustus Sheppard Sheppard Hkenil Worth Lodge Duke of the Central Africa Rome William W. Reynolds West Seventy-second Street Charles T. Reynolds Ain Grace Church Georgette Adee Collier Maurice Dwight Collier David Turner Dana Davids. Dana Representative Society McKinley United States Russia Dana Juliet Adee Adele Colgate Cora Countess of Richard Turner Dana Messrs Lydig Hoyt Isaac Wistar Hendall Harry Markoe Samuel Frothingham Joseph C. Burden Thomas Adams John C. Greenough George Townsend Adee Hans Kronald Collier Forty-eighth Street Richard Dana David T. Dana George A. Adee Mise Ellen Iu Ader Ernest R. Adee John Fobart Warren John Ih. Alexandre Alexandre Girand Foster Louis Fitzgerald Ethan A. Hitchcock J. Frederick Schenck Harold Farquhar Hadden Charles A. Peabady Alfred Kessler Danna Lenox Bana Birchwood Terrace

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