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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1910

Page

29

Washington social spring hospitality at the gardens and dinners

May events feature Mrs Taft entertaining at her garden party with guests including diplomats and officials. The Chinese minister hosted Prince Tea of China at dinner on Connecticut Avenue. Secretary of State hosted a luncheon for the prince. Gen and Mrs Gillespie hosted New York Colonial Dames. Denby and sister hosted Mrs Lyster and Mrs Parker. Various officials and social figures attended dinners at the Navy Yard and at esteemed homes with buff and blue decorations for the Maryland Colonial Dames event.

Prince Tea, Tao China Connecticut Avenue E Street Mrs Gillespie New York Washington Edwin Denby Wilkes Lyster Detroit Parker Jones Virginia Maj Andre Brewster U S.A Denby Alpheus Snow Robert Hinckley William Reed Maryland Oeiety of Colonial Dames Reed Miss Morris Retwood Baltimore Steard Palmer Roberdeau Buchanan McFee Denwood White Wellington White Mr. Smallwood William Hobert Smith Padgett Milas Narene Robinson Edgar Allan Crump George Baker Dille Vandergrift Pitcher Henry D Clayton Howard L Hodgkins Pepper Margaret C .G. Brooks Edwards Cranston Brooks Buelue Warren Johnson United States Navy St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church Dorothy Gray Brooks Marthena Harrison Maitland Marshall Julia Heyl Katherine Crane Ralph McDowell Bolivia Misa Calderon New Wi Resside Dorothy Williams Miss Dill Mra. Cassidy Yates de Laney Mas. Horton Lieut. Smith Mas. Squier Boetler Wolf Goethala Lieut. Pratt Middleton Sulton Edgerton Charles Howe Totten Mesara Godoy Mr. Penfield Mrs. Reeside Miss Heeside Italy Milan Miss Reeside Walker Fearn Hot Springs Richard Lee Fearn Seth Barton French Europe John Joy ¥ Adon Willard Navy Yard Arizona Collin H. Ball United States Army Company K Fifth United States Infantry Maude Lorraine Eno Tealding Walter Eno West 172d Street Bail Arizona Post Wadleigh High School 117Th Street Seventh Avenue Miss Eno Ball Philippines Miltary Pittsburg N. Y Thomas T. Ball Parker, Kats Elville Missouri Wichita Kans Chelsea Eipiscopal Church 178Th Street Fort Washington Avenue A. C. Wrekoff Spring Valley Alice Perkins Manhattan Avenue Constance Watkins South Street Inez Cook M2 West 12Th Street Thomas L. Crystal U S. A John McDowell

Farewell Dance and Colonial Dames Reunion

A reception and farewell dance hosted by the Club of Colonial Dames honored the Council of Colonial Dames with more than 200 guests. Mrs Samuel Spencer received with Mrs William Ruffin Cox, while Marine Band music filled the room. attendees included society leaders, diplomats, and prominent Washington figures.

Colonial Dames Clth of Gregg Arte Wwe ‘Club Sted Cannon JM Dickinson Ballinger Wilhem Ruffin’ Cox Richmond Society of Colonial Dames Gamble Lowiden Henry Sperry Humphrey Bujo Pujo Louisiana J Stewart Beattie Rauscher Club of Colonial Dames Council of Colonial Dames Samuel Spencer William Ruffin. Cox Randall Hoeg Ricks Dor Bey Society Marine Band Congressional Club Council of Colonial Cdss

Special Sale of Girls Garments at Woodward & Lothrop

Woodward & Lothrop offers a special sale on girls and misses wear including coats, skirts, and wash dresses. Featured items include Carls tailored reefers, serge and panama skirts, and percales and chambrays dresses in sizes 6 to 18 with special prices from 2.50 to 15.00. Many pieces are reduced or offered at concessions, reflecting current demand and fashion.

Panama Burson

New Millinery For Girls and Misses Bright spring hats and accessories

A bustling display on the second floor at Tenth Street features a large assortment of millinery for girls and misses with new tailored and semi-dress hats. Also showcased are silk petticoats, kimonos, and dressing sacs, including infants mull caps and decorative trims.

Tenth St

Children's footwear sale highlights at Fifth Street store

The ad promotes a large selection of children's shoes in black suede, white canvas, and tan calfskin with Goodyear welt soles, including ankle-strap pumps, oxfords, and barefoots. Prices range from 2.00 to 4.25 per pair, with sizes 8 1 2 to 10 1 2 and 2 to 6 noted. Also features decorative home pieces on main floors.

S.5 Oxford

London banquet clash over Col Roosevelt honors

Mrs George Cornwallis West drew up a large social dinner in London to honor Col Roosevelt but his Paris-leaning refusal triggered a swift withdrawal of invitations. The piece notes contrasting scenes of Chicago social figures staging needlework exhibitions and a flurry of society weddings and engagements involving Roosevelt relatives and other prominent names.

London Col. Roosevelt George Cornwallis-West Cornwallis-West Countess Crewe Lady Pearson Asquith Man

Beer as a beverage cautions moderation and habit prevention

Dr T J Allen notes beer contains cereal malt which is food and alcohol which is not. He cites physicians who advise moderation or avoidance to prevent harmful habits and excess use. The piece reflects early 20th century dietary counsel on alcohol.

Paris Salon Opens With Mixed American Presence

President Fallieres opens the Artistes Francaise salon in Paris with a strong American showing. Notable works include Laurens Surrender of Yorktown for Baltimore, Chicat Pax for The Hague, and Detailles War Scenes. Several Americans such as Richards, Hubbell, Koopman, Tanner, Redfield, Bridgman, and McEwen display excellent pieces. George Grey Barnard’s groups draw attention at the entrance.

Paris Artstes’ Francaise Fallieres Societe Nationale Des Beaus Arts Jean Paul Laurens Yorktonm Baltimore Eugena Chicat Peace Palace The Hague Edouard Detaillés Seymour, Thomas Robert McCameson Maré‘l ‘Baschet Jean Richepin Mildred Copeland Boston Hicherd Mifer H . Hubbell Augustus Koopman H. C. Tanner Edward W .Redfield F. A. Bridgman Walter McEwen George Grey Barnard Renth Antonio Mercie Coquelin Georges Gardet Col. Roosevelt Gustave "Michel Jules Ferry R. E. Brooks Andrew O'Connor 4. C. Simons M. Thompson A. V. Hyatt BR. C. Miller EB. D. Sawyer Herbert Ward Misa A M. Wright

Royal Academy private view drawn by hats and gowns

London April 29 private view of Royal Academy pictures held today instead of Sunday as usual. King visited yesterday. crowd of notable people attended. Abbey's William Penn treaty painting stands out among colorful fashion dominated scenes. Sargent shows small landscapes. a fine landscape by Amesley-Brown titled Silver Morning and a bronze and enamel statue Sigurd by Gilbert Bayes are noted. King Howard admired a floral blue canvas yesterday. Sheriff Bob comments on Cavalieri and Hammerstein. discussion of opera contracts and upcoming nuptials, with reflections on Cavalieri’s career and marriage implications.

Sheckal Cate Washington London Royal Academy Pictures Academy Edwin A. Abbey Wiliam Penn Gilbert Bayes Sigurd William Morris King Haward Bob” Chanler Windsor Arcade Hemmerstein Garden Tetrazzini Cavalier Philadelphia Chicago Hammerstein Cavalieri Manhattan New York Mimi Bob Myne Cavalieri Tg 80

Prince Yosato Tokugawa Leaves San Francisco for Washington

Prince Yosato Tokugawa heir to the shogun departed San Francisco for Washington today, with secretaries aboard. He will briefly stop in Chicago not accepting social entertainments, then proceed to Pittsburgh, where President Taft will greet him as a second citizen of Japan and receive formal courtesy.

Yosato Tokugawa San Francisco Washington Seattle Japan Chicago Pittabure Taft

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