Special RISP New and Dainty Fabrics at Low Price
A newspaper blurb touts Special RISP new fabrics and dainty Batiste lawns priced a quarter lower than usual. It catalogs numerous patterns including pi dots and polka dots in black blue and pink on light grounds. Floral prints and smooth fine cloths are highlighted as perfect, with styling resembling Lisbon and Cairo offerings.
Special Sale On Lisle Thread Hose And Nainsook Fabrics
Special sale offers on Women s Lisle Thread Hose in black and blue with embroidery and lace effects at 3 prs for 100 and other items priced per piece. Longeloth and Nainsook fabrics sold in 12 yard pieces with pricing ranging from 1 to 2.50 per piece. 39 4 inch Parisian Nainsook offered at 225 per piece. store located on Second floor Eleventh street.
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Social and Personal Longworths in Cincinnati
Washington society gathered at a reception and garden party hosted by Mr and Mrs John Kennedy at Keneanden Lodge Bar Harbor. Guests included Gen Horace Porter and many notable families from Washington Cincinnati and New York. Miss Frances Carew and Earl Stein wed at Sacred Heart Church with a reception and sea trip to follow, while Miss Ethel Hartin married William L Brown at the North Carolina Avenue Methodist Church parsonage.
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John S. Kennedy
Bar Harbor
Horace Porter
Maine
Ethel M. Hartin
William L. Brown
Church of the Sacred Heart
Frances RK Carew
Albert Carew
Newton Street
Earl F Stein
Joseph McGee
Fern Edith Carew
Miss Carew
Washington
Stain
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Corinne Robinson
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Denver
Yellowstone Park
Annex
Washington Society
John Kennedy
Keneanden Lodge
Heston Symphony Orchestra
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Hichard Townsend
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Ihomag el Hubbard
Warner M Leeds
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Laugier Villars
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Arthur Train
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H EH Shorndike
Ihinelander Stewart
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Henry M Baker
D C Blair
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George S Bowdoin
J Dundas Lippincott
Joseph Silton Bowen
Weir Mitchell
Dave Henren Morris
Edward Morrell
Paul Morton
Clement B Newpold
David B Ogden
William Q.dway Partridge
John D Hocksfell
Francia Burton Harmison
Allen McLane Hamilton
Ernesto G Fabbri
John J Emery
John Erving
J Pierrepont Edwards
W Butler Duncan
Ambascado
France
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Newport
Misa
Ethel M Harts
William L Brown
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Richard Shipley
Viginia
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Philadelphia
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Virginia
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Danville
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Gossip of Society at Saratoga and Newport Social Scene
The Saratoga clubhouse buzzed with fashion as guests in lingerie gowns filled boxes despite heat. Notables like Miss Margaret Iselin and Mrs Henry Vaux were reported, while Mrs Edward Berwind hosts a Newport dance and social arbiter Mrs Stuyvesant Fish contemplates return. Miss Kittie Nathan promotes national and folk dance revival in New York salons.
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Henry Vaux
Margaret Iselin
D. B. Satterles
Harry la Montague
Isidor Wormser
Kerr
Lewisohn
le Grande C Cramer
August Bellmont
Bishop
Herman B Duryea Col
G P Lawton
G T Smith
John Sanford
A W Smith
Wo Daingerfield
James English
Raymond and
Morgan Belmont
F R Hitchcock
Joseph Widener
J Harry Alexandre
Brayton Ives
Dancing in America and foreign influences in schools
The piece discusses valuing education in dancing, noting publics schools teach folk dances but lack fundamental principles. It cites figures like President Eliot and advocates compulsory school dancing, praises rhythm and gesture, mentions polka, waltz, two step, barn dance, and schottische, and notes Russian ballets as a standard while America lacks a national dance home. It also notes society news about Mrs Vanderbilt returning and Countess Szechenyi planning travel with wedding trips.
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América
Eliot
Harvard
Schoo
Bohemia
Germany
America
Goline
Beck
England
Boston
Russia
Fashion at the Resorts in Lenox North Adams Scene
Society from Lenox and Pittsfield mingles at villas and hotels for a charity event benefiting the Pittsfield Day Nursery. Guests include W L Metesis Bert T Wales William Leckie and attendees from Chicago New York St Louis and Dalton. A Spanish waltz La Sevillana delights, theater party planned, various arrivals noted and a local accident injures Mrs Parsons.
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W. L. Metesis
Bert T. ‘Wales
William Leckie
New York
H A Spauiding
Boaton
Lenox
Mass
Pittsfield
Mises Jessica Bishop
Chicago
Carmen Martinez
Winthrop M Crane
William A. Whittlesey
St Louie
Marshall R Kernechan
Winthrop M. Crane
Charles K and
A. Courtland van Renseelaer
Stockbridge
Aspinwall Hotel
Hamillton Perkins
Thomas Allen
Boston
G M Heckscher
Helen Judson
W. F Stillman
Joseph F Simmons
Charles — Orvis
E W Horton
E F Sage
Otto Cusier
Red Lion Inn
George P Curtis
R B Hibbard
Julia Smith
Florence W. Margaret
Emily Smith
George P Pitkin
Frances
Harriet Pitkin
Henry Ivison Parsons
Bonnie Brae
Prospect Hii
Parsons
Thatcher M Adams
Departments Appointments Made Known In Summer Colony
District employees in Summer Colony are described as rivaled on Balt Field with leaves of absence announced and fortunate clerks enjoying outings. Resignations and other changes are noted alongside department movements.
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M. M. Cleeves
Efgraver
P. S. Rogers
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L. E H. Wittberger
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F. P Machier
C. H. Walleigh
J. J Ford
G W Armstrong
J. T. Price
W. J. Brooks, Jr
Navy Department
Children Hold Sway At Narragansett Pier Ball
In Narragansett Pier the young set captured social events as polio rest days limited adult gatherings. A first season cotillion for 3 to 10 year olds unfolded at the Mathewson ballroom with bouquets, floral arches, and a parade led by Doro thea Duryea and Banigan Sullivan. Promenade leaders included the daughters of Mr and Mrs. Joseph A Flannery, with notable guests and spectators at the Imperial and Atlantic as summer activity continued among yachtsmen and visitors.
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Banigan Sullivan
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New York
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Newport
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Mesars
H W Harriman
W. Carnegie
Henry W Harrison
George & Thompsson
Philadelphia
Alfred E. Norris
Vila
J A Moore
H K Taylor
J C Gardner
R Waldrick
Fort Adams
Cadet Mead
West Point
Sarah White
Concord Mass
Mabel Newton
Hartford
Conn
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Mra L A Shaw
Mra
W A Russell
Boston
Imperial
Misa Hope Johnson
Spuyten Duyvil
H Cochran Mias Cochran
Pitts Duffield
Frank T. Peacock
Montreal
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Schuylier B Jackson
Bernardsville
J B Williams
Howard R Sherman and Sons
Massa
Rain Upsets Newport Tennis Plans and Social Events
In Newport RI on August 5 rain disrupted the day delaying the scratch women’s singles tennis tournament and scattered social plans. Despite 411 outdoor diversions being canceled, a large luncheon at the Clambake Club honored by Mr Stanley Mortimer took shape, with many arrivals and visits from Boston, New York, Chicago and Philadelphia society.
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Newport
Stanley Mortimer
Mortimer
Eleanor Sears
Boston
UN Colony
J Norman de R Whitehouse
Europe
Stewart W Brice
Brice
Cushing Villa
Robert J Collier
P F. Collier
Katherine Cameron
Wiliam
Leeds
Vanderbilt
J M Robinson
A M Hance
Edward Lloyd
New York
William
A C Sage
M Carnagie
William Payne Thompson
Sidney J Smith
P F Collier
New Cliff Hotel
E Boling Morse
Henry Clews
Bar
Harbor
Herbert S Welsh
Philadelphia
James Eldridge
Francis Murray
Wharton Poor
Washington
T Chester Waldridge
Jamestown
Thomas G Coates
Edward &. Coates
Coates
Aquidneck
Miss Ruby Speyer to Wed at Rubyhurst in August
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs Leo Speyer announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Ruby Speyer to Mr Waldo Irving Shuman at Rubyhurst in Long Branch New Jersey on Monday August 4. The event will feature an eight o clock ceremony with a musical program from New York and an orchestra. Guests are expected from Boston and other cities, with luncheon on the lawn and a dance at the Speyer estate.
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Newport
Berwinds
Alfred Vanderpit
Gail
York
Ninon Des Landes
Napraxine
New York
Ponce de Leon
Tee
West End
Long Branch
N. J
Leo Speyer
Ruby Speyerfi
Waldo Irving Shuman
Rubyhurst
Speyer
Jerome Avenue
Boston
Delmonica
Mr. Speyer
Julius Fleischmann
Cincinnati
Hollywood
Marie Roge
Atlantic City
Herold T. Creighton
Toms River
En Auto
Hana Rowe
Yrail
Yester- Mae Rose Jett
Toy Atlantic
Boerne Young
Excursions to Chesapeake Beach A Hot Day Escape
Beachgoers flock to Chesapeake Beach for salt water swimming and attractions. The resort offers an excellent dancing pavilion with orches tras, a free roller coaster, merry go round, and diversions. Ads in The Post classifieds promise free placement with no charge.
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Chesapeake Beach
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