Dawn sculpture and fashion notes at Monks Kanbs studio
Shaw and Brown report an art visit in Vienna where a bronze sculpture titled Dawn was secured. The piece depicts a nude female figure poised atop green Russian agate, with gold accents and a clock motif. The article also highlights fashion displays, millinery, and shopping enlivening the season at Berry Whitmore, Brentano's, and Holmes Bakery delivery ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw & Brown
Europe
Vienna
Mons
Seo
Kiawa
TD Derahes Fila
Fn- R. Shaw
Messrs
MI 2 Spel
Ieee of Art
Peartie
Shaw & Moes
Dandy
Erwin
Berry & Whitmore Company
Eleventh Streets
Prity
Ints
Berry & Whitmore
Rockville social notes and upcoming Montgomery County event
Rockville residents host or visit relatives in New Orleans Memphis and Washington as Col Spencer Jones returns home. Local women attend federation meetings in Baltimore while the M C Society hosts Adele Mays. the week highlights the Montgomery County Social Service League annual meeting and various guests at Rockville homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Post
Rockville
Col. Spencers
Jones
NMR
Richard Talvey
New Orleans
Award Willingham
Memphis, Tenn
Lee Offutt
David Humbird
St. Ai
Auring
William K. Brewer
Mite Society
M. 5
South
Misa Adele Mays
Robert C. Warfield
Wytan W. Welsh
David H. Warfield
Montgomery County
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Baltimore
Montgomery County Social Service League
Pannier gowns spark a London society surge
London society watches a bold fashion shift as chaperones drop from dances. Debutantes attend unchaperoned, pursued by a rising trend in pannier gowns showcased by Mrs Winston Churchill and Lady Durning Lawrence. The fad draws praise for independence yet stirs social debate among married beauties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady. Lawrence
Barret
Washington Post
London
Winston Churchill
Cécil Edward Bingham
Samuel Sloan Chauncey
Durning Lawrence
Lady Lawrence
Carlton House Terrace
Boyn
Bar
Mrs. Chauncey
Mrs. Churchill
Gold For Charity Worker Mary Rugg Receives Gift
A testimonial reception was held yesterday at 1621 Massachusetts avenue northwest to honor Mrs. Mary C. Rugg for seventeen years of service as district visitor of the Associated Charities. The event, hosted by the board of managers and coworkers, featured an address of appreciation and a presented purse of gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Rugg
Yeater
Florence P. Spofford
Massachusetts Avenue Northwest
Associlated Charities
Mary
Rugg
John Joy Ednon
B. T. Jenney
George M. Kober
Charken W. Richardson
William C. Rives
Hele Nicolay
George §. Whitson
Frederic J. Siddona
J. Philip Herrmann
John van Shaick, Jr
Mra
Fashions in Washington Open the 1912 Summer Style Scene
Washington fashion watchers report a wide latitude in summer 1912 styles with draped fabrics and new sleeve shapes replacing kimono lines. Brides Miss Amy Richardson and Miss Margaret Woodward showcase distinct trouser gowns, lace details, and two-piece coats in turquoise crepe and ivory satin, reflecting the season's return to soft lines and elaborate trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Amy Richardson
Margaret Woodward
Ming Richardson
William Delight Chandler, Jr
Melville Durant Church
Miss Woodward
Fashion Notes From Washington Society Circles
Washington society pages describe a season of new tones from pale crystal shades to deep black in gowns and hats. Mrs Francis E Warren and Mrs Chandler Anderson showcase Paquin influenced styles with slim lines, narrow sleeves, and decorative braids while Mrs Callery of Pittsburgh selects an all black serge suit with white accessories and a chalk white hemp hat. The piece highlights color trends, black and white permanency, and the era’s emphasis on slim silhouettes and crystal tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita New
Bain
Georgette
Crorkette
Crean
Allan
Kowr
Keinard
S.ch
Vos
Maiel
Lucas Tooth
Mia
Chandler
Dame Faahion
Dreas
Francis E. Warren
Wiyeming
Miss Morgan
Mrs. Warren
Chandler Anderson
Drecolt
Anderson
Dawson Callery
Pittsburgh
Washington
Chevy Chage Club
Richard Harlow
Queen Grey Hair Restorer Promise Simple Color Return
An advertised remedy claims to restore natural hair color with a simple treatment easy for any user. The product, named Queen Grey Hair Restorer, allegedly removes gray and imparts a lasting, non sticky shade without harming hair. Available at a department store counter and local pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdeoeetre
People’s Pharmacy
Leadbates
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Mrs. Couch
Ualal
Cig FG
Smith Trane Romnany CN
Hayes
Moewa BN Omer
Moe Wa
Oantte
Terry Tosh Rampers
Sone Angercarihs
Renee Pagle
Mike
Iil
Selestiogn
Heey Doug Avatarioy
Silath Wb
Atrean Trahan
Advartiak Sd
Panama
Brentano's
Avery
Holmes’ Bakery
Holmes
Rockville Society
Kate Smith
Leonard L. Nichoison
Mrs. Waring FE. Evans
Mrs. Joseph
Marjorie Hamilton
Marjorie H
It4ia
Central Bank
Manver
Cole
Pannier
Presbyterian Church
Willan H. DeLary
George H. McGraw
Woodside
Eugene F. Stevens
Chevyhase
Wirt Kteele
State Board For the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis
Howard Larcombe
Philadelphia
Harry G. Posa
Itle
Cumberland
Maryland
Lucile Trumble
Mea. Pons
Atasante Hall
Gaithersburg
Forest Oak Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Roland Walker
Milas Maude V. Broome
Carleton N. Etchison
Hannah Jones
Lucile Weir
Bates Etchison
Edwin W. Broome
Roy Frasier
Jack Ely
James H. Offutt
Darnestown
Gucfrey
Montgomery
Pugwash Junction
Canada
Taft
United States
Mme. Malbran
Legation
Paris
Trousneau
Geneva
Mast
Smart
All Drug
Marmola Co
Farmer Bidg
Detroit
Mich
Eve Mase
G St. N. W
Oisls
Brockton Shoe Store
Lynn
Mass
Dennis & Ellis Waits
B. Rich’s
Russia
Miss Matthews
Ream Motrscott Bidg
Washington, D.C
SF Veu'y Sepumcore
United States Trust Co
N. E. Cor
Fifteenth
Sis
N.W. Ne
Sunday Post
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