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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1908

Page

11

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.

Longeloth Nainsook

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.

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 Baroness Hengelmuller Hichard Townsend John Henderson Ihomag el Hubbard Warner M Leeds Johnston Laivingaton Laugier Villars Clarence Wadsworth Arthur Train Buchanan Winthrop Augustus Liondke H EH Shorndike Ihinelander Stewart A Howard Winkle John W Auchincloss A Bleecker Banks Henry M Baker D C Blair John Linzee 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 Edward J Benyind Newport Misa Ethel M Harts William L Brown North Carolina Avenue Methodist Protestant Church Richard Shipley Viginia Trinidad Avenue Tuella Wood Samuel J. Hall John W. Smith Eleventh Street Hall William Pitt Compton Sea Girl N. J Compton Howard Fisk K Street Atlantic City Philadelphia Katherine Loulge ‘Fisk Harriet M. Shacklette The Bluffs Tase Rocks Mass Daniel Richardson Casey Bureau of Manuactures Demerateky N I Stone Bureau of Manufactures Virginia F. L. Roberts Danville Roberts Cuicago

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.

Saratoga 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.

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.

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.

Hydrographic Office M. M. Cleeves Efgraver P. S. Rogers Bureau of Supplies‘ and Accounts L. E H. Wittberger W. J. O'Leary W. F. Lawrente E. Englab G. A. B. Prescott ID. W. Johnson J.H. Holtinger 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.

Narragansett Pier RFE Narragansett Mathewson Edith Ida Mathewson Margaret Donovan Banigan Sullivan Dorothea Duryea Joseph A Flannery New York Andrew Sage Albany Newport Shepherdess Hmecheon 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 Frances Brooks 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 Atlantic 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.

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.

Edward Berwind 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.

Chesapeake Beach

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