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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
12
A special purchase offers robe patterns in a white fancy weave with all white embroidered florals and waist trimming. The 50 inch wide material allows generous gown styling while the purchase price enables selling well below the usual. Main fluor-F street.
A popular new oxford features a long vamp a low heel and corded tip with snug fitting around heel and ankle. Shown in black and dark tan shades this dressy comfortable shoe promises good service at $5.00 per pair sold at Matin floor Tenth street.
Light-weight matting bags with strong handles and cloth lining offered in 14 16 and 18 inch sizes. Very light yet exceedingly strong and well made. Price $1.00 each. Fourth floor Tenth street.
Liberty & Co London mills deliver Liberty Cotton Crepes with distinctive weave and color. Carath Crepe 40 inches wide on sale at 75 cents per yard in white blue sand pink. Crepe Volle 40 inches wide 75 cents in white sand old blue gray pink. Osaka Crepe 27 inches wide 35 cents yard in pink blue gray sand brown lavender white. Second floor BKileventh street.
A sale note highlights affordable wash fabrics ideal for boys and girls summer outfits and women's wear. Includes David and John Andersons Ginghams 32 inches wide at 4c yard, Percales 36 inches wide at 123%c yard, Everlasting Trooper Cloth 32 inches wide at ½c yard, Bates Seersucker 27 inches wide at 12½c yard, Scotch Ginghams 32 inches wide at 25c yard, Kiddie Cloth 32 inches wide at 16c yard, Galatea Cloth 37 inches wide at ½c yard, and Ripplette 28 inches wide at 15c yard.
Announcement of Moss Mary Beatrice Lowell of Boston to Frederick Southgate Bigelow of Haverford. Details of families linked to Lowell and Lowell cousins. Newport villa leases and Stuyvesant subletting Morrell cottage. Yale student Donald S Andrews elopes with Mrs Alman Hayne. parents seek forgiveness. hotel sightings and planned New York home. Yale director warns implications for university attendance.
Miss Misa Dorothy Smallwood wed Reginald Wycliffe Geare at Margaret's Church in Washington. The ceremony featured pink rambler roses and delicate lace details with a large reception at the Smallwood home on Sixteenth Street. The couple departed for a wedding trip and will reside at 2328 Twentieth Street after their return.
New York April 28 peace will bring a wave of changes as diplomats from nations at war with each other leave Washington and are replaced. War years strained relations and social life among embassies is crippled with little interaction. After peace, new faces will appear at embassies like Britain Germany Austria France Austria Hungary and Japan, and old ties may not be restored quickly. Also notes of society events include the Fisher Austen wedding plans and visits at Shoreham and Rowland country home near Philadelphia.
The Misses Whiting hosted a dinner at Chevy Chase Club with guests including Walter Wilcox and Hume. An engagement of Migra Mary-Bette Robinson to John Paul Jones was announced in Chicago and Washington. A wedding followed at St Paulis Lutheran Church for Caroline Bird Moser and Walter Hollaway Thrall, with elaborate plans and a California trip for the newlyweds.
Austin of Uniontown Pa attended by townsfolk, the ceremony performed by Rev Father Buckey. Bride wore duchesse satin with orange blossoms, carried orchids. Reception followed, couple to honeymoon in Uniontown. Many out of town guests from Baltimore Greensburg Nashville St Louis and Philadelphia attended.
Miss Nancy Gordon hosted a luncheon yesterday complimenting Miss Ruth Hila with guests including Mrs. John H Knapp Mrs Nicolas Brewster Miss Barbara Holt Miss Ruth Jones Miss Julia Heyl and Miss Frances Emager Mrs A H Fowler hosted at her NW street home where Mr Fowler recently returned after wintered in California Mr and Mrs Harley T Proctor of New York and author Gouverneur Morris were staying at the Wal lard Mrs Tom Dixson and Mr Dixson plan an Australia departure and hosted a five table bridge party at the Highlands with guests such as Mrs Victor Kauffmann and Mrs Edward W Eberle
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