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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1912

Page

12

Woodward & Lothrop Suits On Sale At Reduced Price

New York Washington Paris line offers two hundred of the best $25 to $29.50 suits at below usual prices. Makers provided materials at low cost, ten top styles made with close supervision of tailoring. straight-front, cutaway, and two Norfolk coats in plain and semitailored forms. Navy blue dominates with other colors. fabrics include serges, diagonals, whipcords, and shepherd checks.

Charmingly Fashionable Dresses for Afternoon and Evening Wear

Charmingly fashionable dresses in soft crepe meteor, marquisette, chiffon voile, and lingerie fabrics offered at moderate prices. Styles include low neck with train and high neck street lengths in black, white, and season’s chic shades. Distinctive, dainty, and stylish for home entertaining and street service.

New Poster Rugs Ideal for Summer

Summer themed rugs offer a bright, dainty poster style with scenes including nursery motifs and outdoor imagery like boats and windmills. Sizes range from 27x44 inches to 9x12 feet, priced from $9.75 to $17.50 each, plus Olde Tyme Colonial Rag Rugs in hit and miss patterns from 27x54 inches at $1.00 to 9x12 feet at $10.00.

Stamped Garments For Embroidering Spring Display

Our spring showing features abundant stamped garments for hand embroidery. Seersucker suits and gowns with lace trimmed designs, plus pink blue and tan romper and dress options for children. Women’s stamped corset covers and combination suits include material for working, all priced around one dollar. Main floor.

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Jusserand Reception honors French delegates in Washington

M Andre Jusserand and Mme Jusserand hosted a large reception in honor of French delegates to the Champlain celebration. Attendees included diplomats, officials, and notable Americans such as Ambassador Winona, Mrs. and Mr. Beatty, and Rear Admiral and Mrs. Clover. Guests filled the embassy with dignitaries and social leaders as the guest list extended to include the diplomatic corps and Washington society.

Jumerand Din Mer Mre Browning Mra Roxera Sistinguisnel Champlain M. Gabriel Hanotauzx French Academy M. Lous Panthou Chamber of Deputies Baron d'‘Extournellee de Constant M. Rane Bagin Gen. Lebon M. Etienne Lamy M. Cormon Academy of Fine Arts Mile. Cormon Charles de Chambrin M. Videl de la Plache Duc de Cholaul de Rochambeau M. de Plas Mme Louis Blerlot M. Girard Mile. Girard M. Leon Barthou The Aero Club of France M. Jaray M. Gaston Deschamps M. Gignoux Figaro Wickersham Senator Lodge Army Leonard Wood Henry White Robert McCormick Misa MacVeagh Mon. Jusserand Diplomatic Corpu Mare Winona, Mihn Sam Mia Elizabeth Bell Rogers Kimby Beatty Estelle Crane Washington Philadelphia Navy Yard Col Mrs. Barnett Richardson Clover Clover California

Notable Washington People Leave for Home After Session

Mrs J M Smith and Mrs Lucille Smith wife and daughter of Representative Smith Michigan depart Washington for Charlotte Mich Mr Smith to stay through Congress. Mrs Churchill Candee, Titanic survivor, still in New York visiting Mrs Mathews at 43 Fifth Ave. Candee recovering after son Harold Candee accident. may be bedbound three months. Candee ankle broken in lifeboat. Miss Mabel Boardman back from Wilmington Del. Miss Caryl Crawford visiting Miss Mary McCauley. Mr and Mrs Effinger with Frances Einger return to Grafton after stay in Staunton Va. Gen and Mrs William Pennock Roger to leave Washington tomorrow for Call Our New Namber Main 8800 For a Federal Taxi New Cabs.

Board of Trustees Young Woman's Christian Home al Catreet Northwest Misa Murray Ledyard Pairo Charles Nichols Philip Ryan Mias Mary P. Godding George W. White Constance Misa Dumbell W. McKee Dunn John Eaton C. Hazleton Kelly Charles W. McFee Henry (. Moses John L. Newbold N. D North Sawtelle Frank W. Smith William B. Gurley Miles Edith McCammon Lily Finley Miss Bayne Misa Downing Mise Helen Hunt Howard Nyman J. M. Smith Lucille ¢ Smith Representative Smith Michigan Waslington Charlotte Churchill Candee New York Mathews Fifth Avenue Mr. Effinger Frances Einger Grafton Staunton

Duchess of Roxburghe to attend June Chesterfield dinner

Miss May Goelet of New York is promised a royal attendance at a June Chesterfield House dinner in London, an elaborate event inviting most American women who have married into the peerage. Lady Granard also plans a dinner for the king and queen during the season.

Duchess of Roxburghe May Goelet New York Chesterfield House Lady Granard Beatrice Mills

Miss Easley Sings at Musicale at Mrs Hammond's

Southern friends of Mrs John Hays Hammond enjoyed a musicale by Miss Donna Easley yesterday afternoon at 2135 Massachusetts avenue. Milas Easley, who sang at the White House Saturday night, charmed Mrs Tafts friends with a program of classical and operatic selections. Her repertoire includes Rigoletto Le Traviata and Faust with songs in French Italian German and English.

Miss Easley John Hays Hammond Donna Easley Hammond Massachusetts Avenue Milas Easley Taft Faust

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