Muslin Underwear The Practical Sorts and Value Items
A shop advertises a large assortment of women undergarments in cambric and muslin. Items include drawers with embroidery and tucks, nightwear, and camisoles with lace, ribbon, and edging. Emphasis on neat, affordable pieces for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torset Ms . Reves
Christening of Infant Elsie Helen Augusta Set at St Xavier
Capital society notes report the upcoming christening of infant Elsie Helen Augusta at the Church of St Xavier on Wednesday afternoon. Godmothers include Baroness Hengelmuller and Mrs George Lothrop Bradley. godfathers are Mr W A F Ekengren and Mr Hengren’s father. An informal reception will follow at Clover Villa. Mme Ekengren is former Miss Laura K Jackson. Speech mentions Mrs Eugene Hale’s White Mountain trip and the Leiter family visiting Newport aboard the yacht Chantecler. Willem W Rockhill and Mrs Rockhill return from Russia after a leave.
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Sweden
Mme. Ekengren
Bar Harbor
Church of
St. Xavier
Elsie Helen Augusta
Baronees Hengelmuller
Austria-Hungary
George Lothrop Bradley
de Lagercrantz
Hengren
W. A. F. Ekengren
Stockholm
Clover Villa
Ekengrens
Laura K. Jackson
John P. Jackson
Notable Moves And Weddings In High Society
Mr and Mrs Phillips arrive in New York from Europe with plans to stay about a month.列 Colonel McCawley leaves Washington to join Mrs McCawley at Bar Harbor for weeks. American consul general Blake and Mrs Blake depart Bogota for home amid local regret. Hammond couple return to New York from Lenox. Seeman announces marriage of Marion Virginia Lutz to Bruce E Clark in Colorado Springs. Robinsons vacationing at Virginia Hot Springs. Mrs Cleveland Perkins and sisters in Bretton Woods. Belmont Tiffany visiting Douglas at Newport. Miss Rogers announces engagement to George H Earle Jr while spending summer at Upper St Regis. Rogers family at Southampton. Conger R Smith and Paul Bradley spend August in Indiana and Wisconsin. Marian Little travels from near Boston to Oak Bluffs for remainder of season. Cannon couple visiting Tuam, Ireland, then return in fall. Dr J C Exner leaves Washington for Portland and Atlantic City for vacation to September 7. Bessie MacDonald to spend August and September visiting Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Canadian resorts. Daisy and Rhoda Watkins vacationing with parents at Ocean Grove. Max Goldman stays at the Rudolf in Atlantic City for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Even H. Rogers
Archibald Rogers
George H. Earle, Jr
George H. Earle
Philladelphia
Upper
St. Regis
Rogers
Southampton
Long Island
Miss Rogers
William Beverly Rogers
Grace Chapin
Conger R. Smith
Paul Bradley
Gust
Indiana
Wiiners
Marian
Little
Fourteenth Street
Boston
Oak; Bluffs
Martha's Vineyard
Bessie MacDonald
Mount Pleasant
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Daisy
Rhoda Watkins
Ocean Grove
Barefoot sandals trend among city elites and magnates
Chicago social whirl swirls around barefoot sandals touted as job savers for workers. John C. Stubbs of the Southern Pacific praises the footwear, noting a price rise from 2.10 to 2.50 as demand grows. He jokes of keeping employees content and recalls childhood summers dodging stones and peaches in the now fashionable novelty.
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John C. Stubbs
Southern Pacific System
Chicago
Mr. Stubbs
Mr. Rockefeller
Mr. Carnegie
London
Stormy Weather and Social Appointments in Lenox Area
A Berkshire storm dropped over an inch of rain on Wednesday with bright sun and a cool breeze after. Social rounds include engagements and visits among Alexandre, Choppin, de Heredia, Sloane, Griswold, Blake, Shaw, Butler, Bonaparte, Hoyt, Allen, Follansbee, Shepard, and Wise, with many guests at Bellefontaine, Wyndhurst, Aspenwall, Red Lion Inn, and local clubs. Rear Admiral Wise, after seven weeks at the Red Lion Inn, plans a September return from Stockbridge with 735 miles walked during his stay.
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Lenox
Mass
Berkshires
Helen Lispenard Alexandre
Bayard Choppin
Pine. Plains
Giraud Foster
Bellefontaine
Carlos M. de Heredia
Wheatleigh
Henry Clapp Smith
New York
John Sloane
Wyndhurst
Willam EB
Thomas Motley Shaw
Blake
Boston
Emily Tuckerman
Stockbridge
Newport
Prescott Hall Butler and Sons
Charles
Lawrence Butler
Helen C. Butler
Mary Corwin
New Haven
Henry W. Farnam
Boulderwood
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
Aspinwall Hotel
John Sherman Hoyt
Aspinwall
Uw. Lee
Alice Knebler
Rowland D. Allen
Narragansett Pier
George A. F
Red Lion Inn
Newport Society Notes at Astor Cup Races on Norma Yacht
Col Astor entertains large party aboard the Norma for the Astor Cup races at Newport. A tennis handicap doubles tournament opened at the Casino with many spectators and a long list of society guests including Mrs Burke Roche, Mrs James Py Kernochen, and Joseph Lester of Chicago. Guests at the event and on the regatta committee include Reginald Vanderbilt, Mrs Hed. Hitt, Mrs Payne Whitney, Gov Pothier, Commodore Morgan, and many other prominent New York and Newport figures aboard yachts Coral, Electra, and Alpha. The week features golf at Newport Golf Club, a School for Scandal performance, and a clambake for Admiral Schroeder and 450 officers.
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Col. Astor
Newport
BA. Y
Casino
Burke-Roche
James Py” Kernochen
Joseph Lester
Chicago
Chantecler
Austen Gray
Amor Hol[Weseworth
Nathaniel Thayer
Sarah Thayer
William
Norma
Regatta Committee
Col
John Jacob Astor
H. de Berkeley Parsons
Ernest BE. Lorillard
Walter ©. Kerr
Reginald ¢. Vanderbilt
Royal Phelps
Carroll
Joseph, Herriman
Charles ¥. Hoffman
Henry Symes Lehr
Perry Rodgers
P. W. Hourigan
Charles de Loosey Oelrichs
Jonkheer
W. H. de Beaufort
Netherlands
Henri Martin
Switzerland
John RK. Drexel
May van Alen
Josephine Croaby
Dorothea Carroll
Roberta Willard
Starr Miller
Constance Kane
Alce Gordon Drexel
Beryl Kane
William Starr Miller
Lispenard Stewart
Thomas Ridgeway
Barclay Warburton
H. C. Drayton
Hermann Oelrichs
Thomas Sliddell
Vincent Astor
Constance Warren
Ladenburg
Anna Sands
Louis Bruguiere
J. Pierpont Morgan
Corsair
Richard Gambrill
Ogden Goelet
Robert Goelet
French Vanderbilt
Edward J. Berwind
James FP. D. Lanier
George L Rives
Elbridge T Gerry
Electra
James J. van Alen
Thomas Selfridge
Samuel Colt
H. Casimir de Rham
A. G. McVey
United States
Wilcox and Potter
Stobert J. Burlingame
Harvey Baker
Gov. Pothier
Ithode Island
Arthur Curtiss James
Alpha
Paul A. Andrews
BH. C. Benedict
Newport Golf Club
Alice Nichols
Philip W. Livermore
Ogden Fowler
Busk
M. L. Busk
Stanley Mortimer
Bush
Royal Phelps Carrol
Joseph R. Dilworth
Maude Wetmore
Intrepid
Liloyd Phoenix
New York Yacht Club
Vineyard Haven
New Bedford
Ariadne
James Laughlin, Jr
Pittsburg
the School For Scandal
Thomas Crosby
Brown University
Augusta Hunter
Teazle
William Rogers Morgan
Europe
A. F. Squire
Crosby
Seaton Schroeder
Atlantic Fleet
Charles Moelrichs
William R. Hunter
R. L. Beeckman
Max Gassiz
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Frederick H. Paine
John A. Hadden
E. Berry Wall
Hilda Holmes
W. Burling Cocks
John F. Talmage
EB. L. Boissevane
Wylis Terry
W. E Maurice
C. E. Lembeke
S. Walker
George W. Scott
George B. Hulme
New York
R. I. Gammell
Joseph Leiter
John S Clark
New Brunewiels
N. J
M. Satterlee
Harry Payne Whitney
Scotland
Atlantic
Craig Biddle
Livingston
Ogden Mills
Cavendish Bentinck
Andrew Nobeson
Boston
Babyton
Long Island
William B. Bristow
District rifle team to Camp Perry amid limited practice
The District National Guard brigade rifle team departs Washington at 7:55 PM for Camp Perry Ohio to compete in life matches against state militias and the regulars. With no preevent gun tests or wind acclimation, only one novice Sergt Alfred G Gehmidt, the team hopes to set strong records. Leading figures include Lieut Col Glendle B Young and Lieut Col James E Bell as range officer.
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Col
Bell
District National Guard
Camp Perry
Ohio
Army
Navy
Washington
Alfred G. Gehmidt
Glendle B. Young
First Infantry
James E. Bell
Edward H. Brian
Harry £. Burton
Frederick H. Heidenreich
William W. Cookson
Frank W. Holt
Thomas F. McAnally
Ralph Alderman
Warry
Caldwell
Ordnance Department
Richard Powers
Louis A. Causel
John H W. Cole
Thomas Brown
Alfred G. Schmidt
Samuel W. Forsythe
Robert H. Clouser
J. Ralph Fehr
Charles E. Graeme
McAnally
Thomas M. McAnally
James E Bell
Harry E. Burton
Stage Struck operetta staged at Mathewson Pier Narragansett
At Narragansett Pier RI Aug 12 the ballroom of the Mathewson hosted Stage Struck a one act operetta by Dr Jules Jordan of Providence with a preceding concert by the Arion Quartet and the composer conducting John Crumpet the retired comic opera singer and his wife Sally drive the plot with other family members also stage struck Principal roles were sung by Thomas Rehan and Mrs Katharine Bosworth Marie Culverwell Phoebe and Tom by Joseph Alexander The concert included Close Curtain Rose from The Palace of Liberty sung by Evelyn Johnson and Wallace Reynolds and a Vision Fugitive baritone solo by Charles Bertram Peacock The Mathewson orchestra provided the instrumental numbers Numerous guests were noted including Mrs Marshall J Allen and many others from New York Washington and Cincinnati with several dinners luncheons and engagements reported surrounding the event
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Mathewson
Narragansett Pier
Jules Jordan
Providence
Arion Quartet
Jordan
John Crumpet
Sally
Thomas Rehan
Katharine Bosworth
Marjorie Culverwell
Phoebe
Tom
Joseph Alexander
Palace of Liberty
Dr Jordan
Airs
Evelyn Johnson
Wallace Reynolds
Charles Bertram Peacock
Cathedral of St John the Divine
New York
Marshall J Allen
William Francis Honan
George W. Carr
Stuart Davis
W. F Forbes
Margaret Gala
Washington
L Gasquet
New Orleans
S. W Mathewson
R. G Chambers
P. G Hazard
T. F O'Gorman
Charles Rundell
Katharine Wardwell
W. D. Weeden
Lydia Niche
Morton W. Smith
Lioyd Lowndes
Maryland
E. H Harriman
Newport
Charles C. Rumsey
Richard McGrann
Casino
Alexander Brown
Cafe Chantant
Burr Mcintosh
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church-by-the-Sea
G. §. Rodman
Waterbury
Imperial
Samuel G. Tracy
William Waring
Clara Waring
Eleanor Fisher
Baltimore
The
Thomas P Egan
Cinncinnati
Ohio
John D. Hage
B. A Champerlain
J. K. Gibney
Randolph S. Warner
Columbus
Ohis
F B. Wilcox
EB. C. Moulton
St. Louis
C. K D. Walsh
Henry B. Pancogst
Philadelphia
Richard P. McGrann
EB. N. Nugent
H. C. Sumner
A. G. Wooley
Hartford
Conn
Await Fleet at Bar Harbor Barrage of entertainments planned
Bar Harbor Me hosts a visiting fleet with Aug 12 events including tea and bridge at the Swimming Club and a luncheon on Aug 17 for Rear Admiral Staunton and officers. Receptions at Otter Creek and numerous private entertainments follow, with dinners at the Malvern and gatherings for Miss Gertrude Monroe Smith and relatives.
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Bar Harbor
Country Club
Otter Creek
Malvern
M. A. McKay
Gladys Waterbury
Frederick L. Huidekoper
Huidekoper
Gertrude Monroe Smith
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Ima Itoor-G
Batiste
Eleventh St
Tenth St
News OF Capital Society
Eugene Hale
White Mountain
John G. HI
Augusta
Hretten Woode
Portland
Franconia Notch
Mrs. Leiter
Beverly
Willem W. Rockhill
Russie
Mr. and
Mrs. Phillips
William Phillips
Charles L. McCawley
Mrs. McCawley
Maxwell Blake
Bogota
Colombia
John Hays Hammond
William Douglas Sloane
Wiliams F. Seeman
Marion Virginia Lutz
Bruce E. Clark
Pontiac
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mrs
Leigh Robinson
Virginia
Cleveland Perkins
Perkins
Davis
Berkeley
Cal
Bretton Woods
N. H
Mra. Belmont Tiffany
Mrs. J. Gordon Douglas
James B. Cannon
Tuam
Ireland
County Galway
J. C. Exner
Weahington
Atlantic City
Max Goldman
Rudolf
Frank Gould
Ralph Thomas
Thoman
George S. Miller
Rye Beach
Myer
Thomas B. J. Connelly
Rye Beach Inn
Anitary
Newport, Society Notes
Maharaja Mourbhanj
India
C. Ledyard Blair
Diana
Elisha Dyer
William Start Miller
John B. Drexel
Elbridge T. Gerry
C. L . Robinson
James
Haggin
R. C. Gison
Columbia College
Charles M. Oelrichs
Canada
National Guard
Sr & Ps Ave
Gibson
Venice
Econg Aoor—Suit Department
Brussels
Wm. J. Giddings
Kneessi
7Th St
Hilips
Eleventh Street
BON Marche
Seventh Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Prieadelpha
Etta York
New Terminal
W York
Pullman Partor
Pullman
New Sher
Atlastig
Ann Louisviela
Hagerstown
Omlees
Penneyain
New ‘Union Station
Teket
Rail
Information Bureau
Chesapeake Beach Railway
Chesappska Beach
District Line
Paul Y Waters
New York Avenue
Linen
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Birmingham
Mobile
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Memphis
Knoxville
Aiken
Savannah
Jacksonville
California
Harrisonburg
Danville
Charlottesville
Warrenton
LS Brown General
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
Ftangard Railroad
South
Eorough
Pomane Ut
Charleston
Savenna
Port Tampa
Haigne
Havana
Palmetto Limited
Charlestir Se
Wilmington
Chartest Ticket Ory Fice
Kew
York Ave
GEO P Jam A
Cral Ee
Brietet
Weston
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Enattanooes
Nas Ville
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Cnet
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Lara
Rocce Vane
Cireet
New Yoel Avenue
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Chesapeake
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Informaton
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Cinci
Louis
Chari
Cincinnati
ST Louis
CAGO
St Loul
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Mpa
Pullsman
Ally —F Limited
O i Batl
Louisville
Bogeannette
Chesapeake and Ohio
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard
Saranosa
Bay
Sa bin Camps
Birmingheay
Dini
Omice
New York Ave
Hattie M. Shacklette
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
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