Special RISP New and Dainty Fabrics at Low Price
A dry goods catalog item describes Crinted Batiste Lawns offered at a quarter less than usual. Numerous patterns including pi dots polka dots rings figures and stripes in black blue and pink on white grounds are listed along with a few floral prints. The fabrics are described as smooth fine and of high quality with styles akin to Lizand Cenand.
Special Sale on Lisle Thread Hose and Nainsook
Special sale offers women s Lisle Thread Hose in black and blue with lace and embroidery patterns at a bargain price. Three pairs for 100 dollars. regular 50 cent pairs. Also longcloth and Nainsook fabrics sold by the piece in 12 yard lengths at listed prices. Second floor Eleventh Street store.
Society and Personal News From Cincinnati and Bar Harbor
Mrs John Kennedy hosts a large Bar Harbor reception with guests from Washington and New York, including Gen Horace Porter and numerous society members. Miss Frances Carew wed Earl F Stein in Washington with a garden party reception, followed by a sea trip for the newlyweds.
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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
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
Gossip of Society at Saratoga and Newport Socialites
Gossip notes lively Saratoga races with Laight lingerie gowns and flowered hats as numerous boxes host prominent guests including Miss Margaret Iselin and Dr D B Satterlies. Newport society erupts in chatter over Mrs Fish’s return, Merrik Burrell’s divorce and engagement to Miss Porter Porte, plus Miss Nathan’s drive to revive national and folk dances in ballrooms.
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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
Dancing in America: schools churches and social halls debate value
The piece argues for formal dance education and the arts in daily life. It highlights teaching aims beyond technique, praising rhythm, grace, and expression. It notes interest in church teaching, Harvard figures, and national pride while mentioning social dances like polka, waltz, two step, barn dance, and the Boston. It reports Mrs Vanderbilt's Newport visit and pending travel plans of the Szechenyi counts.
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América
Eliot
Harvard
Schoo
Bohemia
Germany
America
Goline
Beck
England
Boston
Russia
Fashion At The Resorts In Lenox For Pittsfield Nursery Benefit
Social activity from Lenox villas and hotels as the Pittsfield Day Nursery benefit event continues. Notables from New York and Boston attend a kirness at Lenox, with French lectures and theater plans. Several guests arrive at Aspinwall Hotel and Red Lion Inn, while Mrs Parsons is in Stockbridge after a buggy collision.
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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
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
Department Appointments and Absences Stir Summer Colony
District employees in the Summer Colony are reported to have changes including resignations, leaves of absence, and outings. Fortunate clerks enjoy trips as rivalries emerge on Baltic Field, with notices of appointments and personnel shifts affecting the department.
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HH. Nichols
F A Barbour
Cave
Misa A M Eckbert
Pennsylvania
Children Hold Sway In Narragansett Pier Social Scene
Narragansett Pier shift from polio rest to summer colony revelry as children aged 3 to 10 fill the Mathewson ballroom with a cotillion and floral arch march led by local youths. Notables and visitors, including families from New York and Boston, attend yacht outings and summer vacations while federal staff promotions and leaves fill the rest of the civic scene.
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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 Social Plans In Newport Tennis Event
Newport RI August reports a sudden rain shower disrupted most daily plans including the scratch women’s singles tennis tournament. Many outdoor diversions were canceled while social gatherings continued at venues like the Clambake Club with a Mortimer luncheon and numerous arrivals from Boston New York and Philadelphia visiting local families and estates.
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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 COASTSIDE
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs Leo Speyer announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Ruby Speyer to Waldo Irving Shuman at Rubyhurst on August 4 with elaborate preparations, a music program from New York, guests from Boston and other cities, luncheon on the lawn by Delmonica, and a greensward dance featured at the Speyer estate in Jerome Avenue Long Branch New Jersey. The event is described as a major social occasion of the summer.
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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
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
Edward Berwind
Berwinds
Alfred Vanderpit
Gail
York
Ninon Des Landes
Napraxine
New York
Ponce de Leon
Tee
Kittie
Nathan
Berlin
Allen Dodworth
United States
Suink
E. T. Bushnell
Butte, Mont
West End
Leo Speyer
Ruby Speyerfi
Waldo Irving Shuman
Rubyhurst
Speyer
Jerome Avenue
Boston
Delmonica
Mr. Speyer
Julius Fleischmann
Cincinnati
Hollywood
Marie Roge
Herold T. Creighton
Toms River
En Auto
Hana Rowe
Yrail
Yester- Mae Rose Jett
Toy Atlantic
Boerne Young
Excursions to Chesapeake Beach Offer Ocean Bathing Fun
Hot days drive crowds to Chesapeake Beach where visitors enjoy sea water swimming at a popular resort. After a dip, guests can dance to a fine orchestra, ride the roller coaster and merry-go-round, with ample diversions and a free classified ad section in The Post.
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Chesapeake Beach
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