Special RISP Fabrics Offer At Reduced Prices
Advertises Special RISP and new dainty fabrics with Crinted Batiste lawns at a quarter less than usual price. Features numerous patterns including pi dots polka dots rings figures and stripes in black navy blue and pink on white grounds. Also mentions floral prints and very smooth fine cloth with styles in lizand cenand and goods described as perfect.
Special Sale of Women's Lisle Thread Hose and Fabrics
A special sale listing several hosiery and fabric items with price points. Includes women's lisle thread hose in black and tan with embroidery and lace, three pairs for $1.00, regular 50 cent pair, plus longcloth and nainsook fabrics sold by the piece and by length. Floor location on second floor Eleventh Street.
Social and Personal Longworths in Cincinnati
Washington society gathers at the Kennedys Bar Harbor reception with Gen. Horace Porter guesting. Miss Frances Carew weds Earl Stein in Washington. Longworths return from Western trip to Cincinnati. Bride Ethel Hartin marries William L. Brown in the North Carolina Avenue church parsonage. couple to travel south then reside in Washington. Attending guests include diplomats, social leaders, and assorted notables from New York, Chicago, and Denver.
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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
Ambascado
France
Edward J Benyind
Newport
Misa
Ethel M Harts
William L Brown
North Carolina Avenue Methodist Protestant Church
Richard Shipley
Viginia
Trinidad Avenue
Gossip of Society at Saratoga and Newport Social Season
The Saratoga clubhouse buzzed with fashion as guests wore lavender lingerie gowns and large floral hats while Mrs Henry Vaux’s absence was noted. Prominent figures including Miss Margaret Iselin, Dr D. B. Satterles, Mr and Mrs August Belmont, and Brayton Ives attended luncheon and dances. At Newport Alfred Vanderlip hosts entertainments, Mrs Fish maintains social influence amid climbers, Merrik Burrell’s divorce and engagement to Miss Porter-Porte stir society, and Miss Kittie Nathan promotes national and folk dancing as a revival in ballrooms with figures like Mr Allen Dodworth influencing the scene.
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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
Mr. Stuyvesant Fish
Newport
Europe
Mrs Fish
Merrik Burrell
Walter Awan
Wilhelmina
Merril Burrell
Miss Porter-Porte
Kittie
Nathan
New York
Berlin
Allen Dodworth
United States
Suink
Dancing in America: schools, churches, and national home
The article argues for dance education in schools and churches, emphasizing technical, classical, psychological, and dramatic aspects. It notes dances like polka, waltz, two step, barn dance, and schottische, praising rhythm, grace, and fitness. It mentions Mrs Vanderbilt’s Newport visit and the Szechenyis traveling to Hungary.
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América
Eliot
Harvard
Schoo
Bohemia
Germany
America
Goline
Beck
England
Boston
Russia
Newport
Vanderbilt
Szechenyi
Hungary
Count Szechenyi
Tila
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Newsport
Fashion at the Resorts Highlights Lenox Society Gala
Lenox society guests from Pittsfield and New York attended a charity knotting at Lenox villas and hotels for the Pittsfield Day Nursery. Notables named include W L Metesis Bert T Wales William Leckie Jessica Bishop Carmen Martinez Winthrop Crane Jr Rosa mond Dixey and many others. A French lecture and multiple arrivals from New York preceded a week of events. Mrs Parsons lost $100 after a car collision near the Red Lion Inn leaving her injured.
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Lenox
Mass
Pittsfield
Mises Jessica Bishop
Chicago
Carmen Martinez
New York
Winthrop M Crane
William A. Whittlesey
St Louie
Marshall R Kernechan
Winthrop M. Crane
Charles K and
A. Courtland van Renseelaer
Stockbridge
Aspinwall Hotel
Hamiliton 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
District departments appoints changes and resignations reported
In the Summer Colony district, department appointments and retirements are announced. Employees taking leaves of absence, favorable clerks enjoying outings, and resignations or other changes are noted as part of routine personnel shifts.
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Iweedale
Sinclair
Daniel E. Gorges
Engineer Department
W A Hipkins
Auditor's
Gage
Assex 801
W T ‘Teepe
C B. DeShields
Reda
Special Counsel Sinclsir
Deniel H Garges
Corporation Counsel's Office
Children Hold Sway At Narragansett Pier Summer Ball
Narragansett Pier hosts a youth centered social scene as polio workers rest. A first season cotillion for ages 3 to 10 features floral arches, paper bonnets, and promenades led by local families. Prominent guests from New York Albany Philadelphia attend yachts and casino gatherings amid a bustling summer colony scene.
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Narragansett Pier
RFE
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Mathewson
Edith
Ida Mathewson
Margaret Donovan
Banigan Sullivan
Dorothea Duryea
Joseph A Flannery
New York
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Mesars
H W Harriman
W. Carnegie
Henry W Harrison
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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
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Mra L A Shaw
Mra
W A Russell
Boston
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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 Social Plans at Tennis Event
Rain disrupted Newport society day with the scratch women's singles tennis tournament postponed and many outdoor diversions canceled. A Clambake Club luncheon formed a large U shaped table hosted by Mr Stanley Mortimer. Visitors and arrivals from Boston New York Philadelphia and Chicago filled housing at local villas and hotels as Breakers opening in September loomed.
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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 Long Branch
Invitations mailed for the marriage of Miss Ruby Speyer to Waldo Irving Shuman at the Speyer country place Rubyhurst in Jerome avenue Long Branch August 4 with an eight oclock ceremony and a music filled program featuring a New York choir and an orchestra Luncheon on the lawn if the weather cooperates followed by a greensward dance Guests expected from Boston and distant cities including New York Philadelphia and Chicago events at St James Church bazaar underway with garden theme and varied booths including needlework and home goods T
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Newport
Jammestown
M. Myron W Whitney
Stephen Bruce
John P Merrell
Mark L Briatot
William F Fullam
Seaton Schroeder
Richard Wainwright
Henry J Rhett
Wiliam P Henszey
George C Remey
James Brown Potter
Europe
Paris
Carlsbad
Wharton Poor
T Chester Walbridge
Jamestown
Adolph Matix U
Washington
Long Branch
Viscount de St Phalle
Canada
Pierre Whilam
West End
N. J
Leo Speyer
Ruby Speyerfi
Waldo Irving Shuman
Rubyhurst
Speyer
Jerome Avenue
New York
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 Offer Ocean Fun and Dancing
Hot summer days push crowds to Chesapeake Beach for salt water swimming and resort amusements. Visitors enjoy a dance pavilion with an orchestra a free roller coaster a merry-go-round and various diversions at this popular resort advertised in the Post classifieds with free listings.
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Chesapeake Beach
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