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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1913

Page

6

Special Offerings for Today at Main Floor and Second Floor

Advertises discounts on Bates Street Shirts priced at 1.15 each versus 1.50, with suits from Hart Schaffner Marx and others on sale. Describes fabrics percales madras soisettes starched cuffs sizes 14 to 18, and suits in all sizes with no alteration charges. Lists prices from 2.50 to 5.50 with usual selling prices up to 12.00 and mentions stock-clearing sale on remaining manufacturer stock across floors.

Bates Street Madras Hart ,Schaffner & Marx Productions F St

Diaphanous fashion craze dominates exclusive shops

The era’s retail pages spotlight sheer lingerie and summer gowns. Trimmings feature chiffon, mull, and lace over sheer underbodices with ribbon shoulders and beading. Patterns describe seven sizes of underbodices and petticoats, with options from light plaits to circular flounces, reflecting a fashion-forward yet practical shift in intimates.

Tongeloth Batiste

Ladies Home Journal pattern instructions and promotion of Lester Woolsey

Seam front and back at the underarm and cut the neck square or round or V. Face the top with silower embroidery or shadow lace. Finish with ribbon run beading and a smart bow on each sleeve. Four sizes 32 36 40 44 and 86 require 312 yards of fabric. Patterns available from Washington agencies. Lester H Woolsey promoted to assistant solicitor at the Department of State after years as a law clerk.

Ladies’ Home Journal Washington

Capital Society Enjoying the Gayety at Newport

Washington society notes from Newport recount guests at Palis theatre including Wilson and Dr Cary T Grayson secretary to the President. Mrs Tumulty and others host a Sunday dinner at Avon with Otis Skinner compliments. Several society weddings and returns to Washington, with guests aboard yachts and holiday gatherings at Newport and Nahant reflecting a lively summer season.

Wilson Palis Theater Cary T. Grayson D. Snl Joseph Tumulty Washington Avon, N. J Tumulty Madame Bakhmeteff Madame Riano William Newport Hantel von Haimhausen Germany Poplars George Peabody Wetmore Newport Villa G. W. F. Swartzell Bluemont Elizabeth J. Somers

Bequest to Lady Sackville and Sackville-West in London cases

Details of Sir John E A Murray Scott bequest to Lady Sackville and Victoria Mary Sackville-West were published in London. Estate totals include 3.64 million gross with 2.73 million net personal. gifts include 760,000 and valuable jewelry and art. Contents of Rue Laffitte house valued around 1.76 million. Italian items include a Louis XIV enameled chandelier and Houdon bust.

John E. A. Murray Scott Lady Sackville Victoria Mary Sackville-West London John Marie Antoinette Catherine Parr Rue Laffitte Paris Italy Louis XIV Maris Antoinette Sophie Arnold Houdon Lord Sir John

Famous Women and the Quiet Power of Talent

A brief meditation on how busy women possess hidden talents that push through daily duties. Historical figures like Harriet Beecher Stowe, Amanda Douglas, Harriet Martineau, George Sand, Maria Mitchell, and actress Ash Mra Siddens are cited as examples of talent overcoming domestic constraints. The piece argues that true talent finds time to express itself regardless of leisure.

Harriet Beevner Stowe Steccaaid Stowe Mn Amanda Douglas Harriet Martineau George Sand Maria Mitchell Ash Mra Siddens Actreses We Clare Sradi* Cate

Princess Amelia and the Fashioned Image of Victorian Privilege

A fragmented reminiscence about Princess Amelia born in 1783, highlight­ing how early aristocracy shaped norms of fitness and gender. The passage notes her frail health, royal affection, and public adoration by George III, reflecting on 18th century views of elite femininity and heredity.

Amelia George III

Princess of Windsor Struggled With Illness and Sorrow

The 15 year old princess endured a disabling lameness and, from age 25, a hopeless invalid life despite wealth. In 1809 observers noted her shrinking garden walks at Windsor Castle as she declined. Her father, half blind and often lucid only briefly, was devastated when she pressed him with a hair mourning ring bearing the words Remember me. She died at 27, leaving a legacy of sorrow and a harsh line attributed to her, though critics question its fit with her life.

Windsor Castle McClure

Evangelist George B Raymond to Speak at Washington Temple

George B Raymond of the People's Pulpit Association of New York will address the Washington Temple Congregation at the new Masonic Temple tomorrow at 3 o clock. The non sectarian popular afternoon meeting will feature his talk on The Branch the Vine the Root.

Washington Temple George B Raymond People’s Pulpit Association of New York New Masonic Temple

Rainy Day Paris Fashion Talk on Umbrellas

In a whimsical scene aboard a houseboat, Olympus Radl Us and Noah discuss rain fashion and weather’s appeal. They joke about umbrellas, waterproof attire, and the perils of a romantic partnership amid a downpour, noting diverse styles and practicality.

Jupitép Pluvius Noah Plautis

Faddy women blamed for erratic meals and fashion obsessions

Noah and Plivius dismiss the idea of faddy women, debating their influence on daily life. They joke about women with short skirts and impractical footwear, contrasting sustenance in bread lines with outrage over appearance during the feud.

Noah Plivius Mietrimonia Peunies Naan

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