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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1913

Page

8

Summer frocks gain charm from simple frills and straight lines

Frills brighten simple dresses using soft fabrics and no starch. Patterns show variations from light blue cotton ratine to crepe de chine for day and night wear, with sizes 34 to 44 and details on collars cuffs and sashes.

Milady Nusivars

Notable society and congressional guests in Washington

Mrs. Wilson and party visit Bretton Woods as Mrs. Whitman hosts. Congress members and spouses attend weddings in New York and Texas. The National Council of Women Voters holds a conference reception in the Shoreham gold room. Social events include fleet officers receptions, Hildene gatherings, and multiple summer sojourns across Nantucket Newport Lake Placid and Jamestown with prominent families and diplomats in attendance.

Woodrow Wilson Misa Jessie Wilson Francis Sayre Bretton Woods Charles Sr. Whitman New York Mr. Sayre Congressional Committee National Council of Women Voters Shoreham Cora Smith King Frank W. Mondell Wyoming Annie Hamilton Pitzer Colorado George W. Sutherland Utah Fred T. Dubois Idaho Charles Morton Washington

Naval Ball Hosts Largest Newport Navy Entertainment

Mrs. William B. Caperton wife of Rear Admiral Caperton Mrs. Welles wife of Capt. Roger Welles Mrs. Williams wife of Commander George W Williams and Miss Rodgers daughter of Capt. William J Rodgers will receive at a ball tonight at the Narragansett Bay naval station training station marking the season's grand navy social event in Newport.

William B. Caperton Caperton Welles Roger Welles Wiliams George W. Willams Miss Rodgers William J. Rodgers Narragansett Bay Newport Navy George Gould Scotland Duchess of Roxburghe Goe‘Jet New York Fleors Castle Roehampton London Duke of Sutherland Comingirst Duke of Tike of

Storm Damage Reports Across City Trees

The storm of July uprooted or destroyed 16 trees on the White House Grounds and affected 25 more requiring attention. City parks lost 213 trees to damage and 1 175 trees need pruning and strengthening.

White House Oder

Mrs Astor Granted Auto License After Rigorous Test

A Newport license hearing for Mrs. Astor ends with approval after a strict exam by Commissioner King. She confirms age over the required limit and denies any mental or physical issues or prior motor-violation arrests. In Newport, a Trinity Church sermon addresses modern restlessness among the rich and the unhappy.

Astor

August 12 Birthdays of Kilham and Rinehart Highlight Women

August 12 stands out for Hannah Kilham and Mary Roberts Rinehart. The African missionary and the prolific writer of plays and novels are featured as notable birthday figures, with Rinehart described as a young woman in fame.

Hannah Kilham Mary Rinehart Mary Roberts Rinehart Miss Roberts Pittsburgh Stanley Marshall Rinehart Avery Hopgood New York England New Methodist Connection Africa Liberia Copsright McClure

August Showers and Sour Milk in Household Tips

August brings thunderstorms and sour milk myth. practical notes suggest using sour milk in recipes like Curly Peters drop cakes waffles spice cake and cookies. Biographical blurbs cover Hannah Kilham missionary work and prominent American and British socialites with Scotland hunting season notes.

Curly Peters McClure St . Abcate

Wisdom Mix: Minerva Debates Book Knowledge and Life

Minerva argues with Erasmus about balancing book learning with practical wisdom. He warns against studying alone and suggests real world skills matter for success. They discuss whether excessive study fits modern life and the value of combining knowledge domains.

Minerva Erasmus

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