Diplomatic and social duties mark Washington spring scene
In May a series of formal entertainments highlights the social calendar. The Chinese minister hosted Prince Tea Tao at his Connecticut Avenue residence while the prince was luncheon guest of the Secretary of State. Generals, congressmen, and society leaders hosted dinners and luncheons for visiting dignitaries and notable guests, with buff and blue decorations noted at the Maryland Colonial Dames luncheon for Mrs Reed.
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Farewell Dance and Colonial Dames Reception In Washington
A farewell dance at the Reeside home on Nineteenth Street honored Mrs Elizabeth Reeside before her abroad studies with about 100 guests from army navy and diplomatic circles. The Club of Colonial Dames held a reception at Rauscher's in honor of the Council of Colonial Dames with Mrs Samuel Spencer presiding and Marine Band music.
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Special Sale of Girls Garments at Woodward & Lothrop
Woodward & Lothrop advertises a special sale on girls and misses garments including coats revs jumpers and wash dresses. Prices highlight $3.50 to $15.00 for skirts and dresses with selections from serge chambray and gingham fabrics in sizes 6 to 18 and coats in tailored styles suitable for seashore or mountains.
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New Millinery And Accessories For Girls And Misses
A bustling display on Tenth Street features a large assortment of new millinery for girls and misses, with tailored and semi-dress hats, plus a broad range of silk petticoats, kimonos, and dressing sacs. Infants Mull Caps and related caps enure with varied trims and prices, alongside silk petticoats and bedazzling gowns. Also shown are men and women gloves in button-length varieties, offered at special prices.
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Children's footwear sale and decorative home pieces on sale
A catalog-style notice advertises children's black suede ankle strap pumps in multiple sizes with prices from 2.50 to 4.00, white canvas oxfords, tan calfskin toddlers and youths oxfords, and two-strap barefoot sandals. Also featured is a selection of decorative centerpieces and scarfs, braided pillow covers, and lace-trimmed items for cottages and clubrooms with prices 50 cents each.
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Roosevelts London visit draws dressy social clash
Mrs George Cornwallis West plans a grand dinner for Col Roosevelt in London then withdraws as he declines the invitation. The piece notes social maneuvering among London hostesses, plus Chicago lace and embroidery fundraising efforts at Miss Elizabeth McCormick’s home, and several high profile weddings and engagements among Roosevelt and War era families.
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Cornwallis-West
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Asquith
Man
Chicago
Elizabeth McCormick
Rush Street
Five
Hall McCormick
Elsia McCormick
Edward Ayer
Ryerson
Miss McCormick
Beer as a stimulant should be used in moderation
Dr T J Allen notes beer contains cereal malt a food and alcohol not food yet a stimulant. Physicians largely agree on moderation if used at all and urge every means to prevent habit formation and excessive use.
Paris Salon Opens With Noted American Presence At Royal Academy
President Fallieres opens the Artistes Francaise salon in Paris while the Royal Academy in London hosts an exhibition. The show features strong American participation with four canvases hung in the room of honor and notable works by Laurens, Chicat, Detaillé, and McCamson among others. American sculptors Barnard and a range of painters and students are highlighted in the diverse display of war scenes, portraits, and modern compositions.
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Artstes’ Francaise
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Yorktonm
Baltimore
Eugena Chicat
Peace Palace
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
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Jules Ferry
R. E. Brooks
Andrew O'Connor
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M. Thompson
A. V. Hyatt
BR. C. Miller
EB. D. Sawyer
Herbert Ward
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Royal Academy show draws crowd amid vivid hats and art
London April 29 private view of Royal Academy pictures held today instead of Sunday. King praised floral canvases during yesterday’s visit. Edwin A Abbey’s William Penn's treaty with the Indians dominates the room. Sargent shows landscapes. a Chantrey purchase includes "Silver Morning" and "Sigurd" by Gilbert Bayes.
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King Haward
Prince Yosato Tokugawa Departs San Francisco for Washington
Prince Yosato Tokugawa heir to the shogun leaves San Francisco for Washington via Chicago with secretaries. He will pause briefly in Chicago but decline social entertainments until Pittsburgh, then be greeted by President Taft in Washington and receive appropriate honors as a second citizen of Japan.
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