Smocks For Summer Wear In Pink And Blue Styles
Cool smocks for the Miss Summer line feature sheer voiles in pink rose light blue and white with colored collars and smocking. Neck styles include round neck and back collars, with nod models semi belted and loose. cooler day Crewe Linone and Rep smocks in dark and light shades offer Cadet blue linen slipover belted version with white collar and trimmed pockets at $2.09.
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Nod
Crewe Linone
Rep
Cadet
Washington social notes highlight weddings and visits
18S Margaret Wilson plans return from New York for cousin Alice Wilson's August 7 White House wedding to Rev. Isaac Stuart McElroy Jr. Mrs. Van Devanter at Ban Souci, Ontario. Senor Calderon returns to Washington. Gen. Montes may visit before Europe. Various engagements and social events fill the Washington scene with prominent guests and homes in Virginia, Maryland, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wilson
New York
Alice Wilson
Isaac Stuart McElroy, Jr
White House
Senor Calderon
Washington
Gen
Ysmael Montes
Bottvia
France
Gen. Montes
Europe
Wedding Guests Headed to Washington for Nuptials
Rear Admiral and Mrs Albert TL Gleaves will travel from New York to Washington for the wedding of their niece Miss Garland to Mr Hill on Saturday. Miss Gleaves, debutante daughter of the Gleaves couple, cannot attend due to illness and stays at Jamestown Rhode Island. Wool and W. 8 W. cloth distributions for helmets will be held as usual on Thursday at 5 pm at the residence of chairman Mrs C McK Salt a Mintwood place. Mrs Wilson-Greene departs today for several weeks at Hot
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Argentina
Frederick Jesup Stimson
Boston
the Powhatan
Washington
New York
William Wilson Finley
Lillie Davis
Frederick Reinhold Solger
Warrenton
Florence K. Solger
Tate
Reinhold Solger
Miss Finley
Finley
R Street
James Lansburgh
Blanche Lansburgh Schwartz
Myer Cohn
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Mrs. Cohn
Catskills
I.lian Doyle
Quartermaster
Edward Franklin Couleur
Chicago
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Mary R. Harrington
Robert Mann
Texas
Minnie Torbert
Gladyshase
Frank Kennedy
Milton J. Helm
Quantico
Haiti
Albert TL Gleaves
Miss Garland
Hill
Miss Gleaves
Gleaves
Evelina Garland
Jamestown, R. I
Signal Corps Emergency Committee
C. McK
Salt A
Mintwood Place
Mrs. Jarr
Jarr
Willie
Mrs. Farr
Mary
Willé
Misa
Maater Jarr
Patriotic Play Drive Planned by Washington Recreation Groups
A meeting of the recreation drive committee of the children's year campaign was held at 33923 G street with Mrs Susie Rent Rhodes presiding. Four Saturdays in September will be exhibition days to showcase summer recreation achievements and prepare for a patriotic play celebration using Washington recreation organizations.
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G Street
Susie Rent Rhodes
Washington
The Jarr Family And The Park Boer Riot Call
The Jarr family visits the city park where Willie alights the police whistle. A crowd and police arrive for a false riot alarm after Willie blows the whistle, sparking a tense scene. Mrs. Jarr scolds Willie as officers disperse. Copyright 1018.
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Jarr
Willie
Madinone
Mrs. Jarr
The Useful Cripple Cobbler of Ossining
A 1918 profile of a disabled Ossining cobbler who repairs furniture and clocks between shoe work. Despite maiming he remains honest, cheerful, and asks customers to trade rather than donate. The piece links his example to civic duty and support for returning veterans.
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Ossining
Wand
the Dress Publishing Co
Lejeune Promoted to Major General in Marine Corps
President Wilson approved promotions for Marine Corps officers. Brig. Gen. John A. Lejeune becomes permanent major general and Brig. Gen. J. W. T. Waller is made temporary major general. Several colonels and lieutenants receive temporary brigadier general ranks, including Neville and Catlin in France.
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Marine Corps
President Wilson
John A. Lejeune
J. W. T. Wailer
James E. Mahoney
Charles G. Long
Benjamin H. Fuller
Wendell C. Neville
Cyrus 8. Radford
John T. Myers
Albertus W. Catlin
Lejeune
Marine Corps Brigade
Cols
Neville
Catlin
France
Marne
Gen. Lejeune
Gen
Waller
Washington
Rockwell Named Provincial of Maryland New York Jesuits
New York July 31 announcement at St Francis Xavier College of the appointment of Rev Joseph F Rockwell S J formerly president of Brooklyn College as provincial of the Society of Jesus for the Maryland New York Province. He succeeds Very Rev Anthony J Maas S J now at Fordham University. Rockwell born 1862 in Rostn entered the society in 1881 and studied at Frederick Maryland Woodstock College. ordained by Cardinal Batelli in June 1855 and held senior posts including provincial before serving as rector at St Francis Xavier College and president of Brooklyn College for five years.
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New York
St. Francis Navier's College
Joseph Ff. Rockwell
S. J
Brooklyn College
Society of Jesus
Maryland-New York
Anthony J. Maas
S. 7
Fordham University
Father Rockwell
Roston
Frederick
Woodstock College
Maryland
Cardinal Batelli
United States
St. Francis Navier’s College
Kahn Receives Legion of Honor Distinction
New York July 31 The French government awarded Otto M H Kahn American banker the Chevalier of the Legion of Honor for his services to the allied cause before and after the United States entered the war. The honor is noted as unusual since few civilian roles are honored during wartime.
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New York
Otto M H. Kahn
Legion of Honor
America
Reach Front in Palestine first Jewish Legion contingents arrive
The Zionist Organization of America announced the arrival in Palestine of the first two contingents of the American Jewish Legion. Recruited last spring and trained in Canada and Fingland the men will join the Jewish regiment formed in London already on the fringe line with British forces near Jaffa.
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New York
Palestine
American Jewish Legion
Zionist Organization of America
Canada
Fingland
Jand
London
Jaffa
Busy Corner Catalog of Records and Prices
A fragmented list from Barv SonsCo and various artists shows catalog entries for records, with titles such as Canzonetta Op. 12 No. 2 and The Mage of Your Eyes, prices ranging from $0.50 to $1.50, and performers like Victor Herbert's Orchestra and Joseph Smith's Orchestra. Items include 10- and 12-inch records, plus tunes by Jules Jordan and Harry Lauder.
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Flonzaley Quartet
Mendelssohn
Braslau
Sophie
Elf
Lamaasbachthani
M. Schalit
Alda
Frances
Arthur Penn
Garrison
Mabel
John Alden Carpenter
Williams
Evan
Harry Lauder
Smilex
Joseph Smith
Joseph C. Smith
Mabel Garrison
Evan Williams
D. C. Smith
Dixieland Jazz Band
Callcoco
J.C. Smith
Reilly
Minnetonka
Princess Watahwaso
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Woodward & Lothrop
Paris
Victor Records
Red Seal Records
Essen
Ibachthani
Frances Alda
Fill
Bill
Luma
Sophie Brasiau
Vloo
Lonzaley Quartette
Evan Willlameantasiec
Wietor Herbert
Wiletor Herbert
Wureau
Hielio Central
Betstan Roserming
Ras of
Berlin,a
Tun’s Land
Hmlett A
Cur Flelas Eerleazs Quartette
Eidno Brown
Charles Hart
Istsa Vttfim
Sha
Paul Revere
Weesu
Harles Hart
Shannon
James
Shreanon
Jim
Billy Murray
Kaiser William J
Reilly Peerless
Lewis Jamen
Princess Watahwaro
Inaso
Winnetonks
Palmer
Bova
Reo
GE Quality
Maver Bros. & Co
F St. Ie W. Fewepapee Radhive
Mr. Justice
Mrs. van Devanter
Ban Souci
Ontario, Can
George Barnett
The
Marine Corp
Wakefield Manor
Front Royal
Bordon
H. Rieman Duval
Falmouth
Islip
Long Island
William Meade Coulling
Mendota
Armstead T. M. Rust
Leesburg
Julian Harris
H Street
Harris
Prides Crossing
Mass
Cot
Thomas W. Symons
New Hampshire Avenue
Committes
Jarr Family
Roy L. McCardell
Wilson
Rockwell
Jesuit Post
Kahn
China
Bargain Dept
Barv SonsCo
Penna.ave
Th.st
Kann
Price
Rie
List Price
Orchestr Callenco
Beren
Arthur Fields
Trevless
Indianola
Hilly Murray
Dine Price
Lewis James
Hat Price
Hello Central
Fane Brown
Elliott Shaw
MU Brocks
Women’s
G St
Boe
E. F. Droop & Sons Co
St. FicjBane
East
Franklin
A.schmidt
Old Silver
Sheffield
Connecticut Avenue
J. H. Small & Sons, Inc
Waldorf-Astoria
16Th & H
Madison Ave
Haphives
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