Woodward and Lothrop Times Closes Early on Weekdays
Woodward and Lothrop stores in New York and Washington Paris cut hours during the heated term ending daily at 5 o clock with a 1 o clock close on Saturdays, affecting shopping schedules for customers.
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New York
Washington
Paris
Fall Suits in Latest Styles from Prominent Manufacturer
A limited lot of 100 women’s fall suits in worsted, diagonal, sharkskin and other fabrics arrives. Sizes 14 through 44, skirts full pleated coats satin lined in black navy green gray brown. Special sale price $18.75 each, regular value $25, with larger advance styles shown at higher prices on third floor GST.
Continuation of August Fur Sale Offers Deep Discounts
Stock praised as investment worthy with every garment pre made to order and discounts from regular prices. Purchasers may deposit to reserve items and have balance due before delivery while storage and insurance are free until fall. Featured items include Persian Paw, Black Fox, Sable Squirrel, Isabella Fox, Blue Wolf sets, 32 inch Motoring Coats in monkey skin, and 52 inch Brilliant Seal Coats with gold brocade satin, all offered with marked reductions and notable value.
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Iceland
Isabella Fox
Clearance Gown and Sleepwear Sale Prices Listed
Clearance sales offer gowns 69c to 2.95 per item, drawers 45c to 82.19 per pair, chemises 1.50 each, princess slips 85c to 3.95, corset covers 45c to 1.19, and combinations 69c to 95c. Previous prices ranged from 1.00 to 4.50, indicating substantial reductions across items.
Mexican ambassador due here next week
The Mexican ambassador is expected to arrive in Washington from Manchester late next week and will later travel to Mexico for the centenary celebrations. Frank Godoy and Albert Godey sail for Mexico on Saturday to represent the International Bureau of American Republics. Mrs. Johnston will meet the commissioner in Philadelphia and accompany him to Lake Placid.
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Manchester
Mexico
Frank Godoy
International Bureau of American Republics
Albert Godey
Iton
Lake Placid
New York
Johnston
Philadelphia
Willl
John A. ‘Te
Retired travelers and relatives visit inRo Chambeau and beyond
Dr and Mrs Carl Henning return to their Ro Chambeau apartments after a brief Cleveland visit. Dr Charles R K Luce comes back from a motor tour in upper New York State, joined by his niece Miss Rowell. They travel Cooperstown to Litchfield joining Mrs Otto Luebkert and Mrs Breaux of Louisville. Mrs William F P Pope and Miss Annie Dudley Evans visit Capt Fred Beall at 1130 Columbia Road NW. Julius Baumgarten and wife return to their home at 440 H Street from Canada and Atlantic City trip.
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Fred W. Woodcock
Fred J. H. Kay
San Francisco
G Street
J. Harvey Dunham
Western Presbyterian Church
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West
Col
Spencer Cosby
Paris
A. W. Newlin
Newlin
Julye Roos
New Orleans
Ebbitt House
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
New York
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Miss . Bronson
Cleburne
Tex
Migs
Edwina Clarke
Indianapolis
Ind
Maj
E. M. Clarke
Brookland
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Carl Henning
the Rochambeau
Cleveland
Charles RK. Luce
Upper
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William FP. Pope
Annie Dudley Evans
Columbus
Miss
Julius Baumgarten
H Street
Canada
Harriet Clark Fisher
Trenton
Seventy-sixth Street
Broadway
Globe
Yonkers
Harold Fisher Brooks
Among Berkshire Breezes Tennis Match in Lenox
Women's tennis event at Lenox features Greenock Country Club of Lee versus Country Club of Pittsfield on the Lee courts. Lee wins series and earns a return match in Pittsfield. several matches concluded with Greenock and Pittsfield players taking sets. Also notes arrivals and guests at local hotels including Hotel Aspinwall Curtis Inn Red Lion Inn and Maplewood with invitations for Laurel Hill Association and Harvard speaker.
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Mass
Greenock
Jessica Bishop
Pittsfield
George Baird
Margaret Carson
Vantrump
Misa Ballard
van Burnett
Miss Burbank
I.a Motte
Robbins
Thomas H. Hubbard
Aspinwall
New York
de Witt Cuyler
H. C. Deming
Sidney W. Keith
George R. Canfield
Cruisers Arrive at Bar Harbor Amid Harbor Visit
The fifth division of the Atlantic squadron including the Tennessee flagship the Montana and the North Carolina arrived at Bar Harbor Me and anchored inside the Islands. Rear Admiral Sidney A Staunton commands the force and five days of official entertainment are planned for the visiting officers during their stay.
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Atlantic Squadron
Tennessee
Montana
North Carolina
Sidney A. Staunton
Visit of North Carolina Band Noted in Local Social Scene
Daily social roundup records a busy schedule with luncheons at the Swimming Pool Club. Notables hosted include Miss Frances Traver and Mrs Moses Taylor Pyne, plus guests like Alexandra Emery and Valerie Greene. A younger-set group led by M Robertson and Roderic Wellman visited Otter Creek Country Club for dinner, with a large party of young women and men named among attendees.
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Traver
Frances Traver
Mildred Dennis
Alexandra Emery
Valerie Greene
S. B. Sturgis
Dorothya Fremont Smith
Georgiana Schofield
Hannah Wright
Herbert Parsons
Frances Musgrave
Edith Gourke
M. Robertson
Roderic Wellman
Otter Creek
Joan Packard
Katherine Force
Gertrude Monroe Smith
Dony la Montagne
Viola Townsend
Frances Mears
Gabrielle Tilghman
Alice Kortwright
Genevieve Sanford
Messrs
Spencer Miller
Pennington Pearson
Leonard Wyeth
Norton Miller
Richard McCall
H. K. ,Hudson
Whitney Wright
Society at Narragansett Polo Week In Complimentary Detail
Narragansett Pier Aug 17 A chill northeasterly wind delayed polo tournament matches at Wild Field Farm and many games were played for cottagers and hotel guests. James A Burden Jr entertained Atlantic fleet officers on the Casino plaza while the orchestra played new Spanish dance. Luncheons hosted by Henry V Harrison and F H Hubbard brought Newporters and New Yorkers. A derby on the bathing beach drew polo players from Ranelagh and English teams. Several social figures and motor parties arrived at Massasoit Imperial and Gladstone hotels for a weekend of society and sport.
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Wildfield Farm Bridge
James A. Burden, Jr
Newport
Atlantic Fleet
Narragansett
Casino Orchestra
Julius Rosenberg
R. Chapi
Malcolm Stevenson
C. P. Beadleston
Henry V. Harrison
Plaza
Robert Bohlen
H. W. Sage
Devereux Milburn
F. H Hubbard
Lloyd Lowndes
Maryland
W. Smith
New York
Cottage Colony
Point Judith Country Club
Lord Hugh Grosvenor
Ranelagh
Harry Rich
W. Balding
Devereaux Milburn
Hugh Drury
Elizabeth
Fanny Sinnickson
Massasoit
Greene's Inn
Mra
Richard Ward Greene
Woresster
Mass
C. J. Carter
Philadelphia
Munson G. Shaw
John A. Cooke
Roy J. Cooke
SK. Vees
Hewlett
Long Island
Watson M. Washburn
Frank B. Washburn
Mathewson
Henry Paul, Jr
L. L. Downing
Aient
Edward McCauley
A. Brittin
New Orleans
Albany
C. G. Miller
H. G. Miller
Montague Lamontagne
Richard Ashurst
E. M. Horne
Horne
Franklin Horne
Pittsburg
Imperial
Gladstone
F. B. SheMeld
F. 8. Morison
Misa
Polly Morison
Newport Social Season Opens With Marjory Bang Engagement Dance
Newport R I August 17 Mr and Mrs Newton Adams hosted a dance at Berger s Lodge in honor of Miss Marjory Bang of New York whose engagement to Stuart Adams was recently announced Wild flowers decorated the venue Many prominent summer residents attended including the Dyers Lehrs Roelker Sands Spencer Harriman Cof fin Phipps Fuller Cromwell Hillard Benjamin McCully and others The Newport County Hounds met in Middletown and plans for hunts at Oakland Farm Portsmouth and a voyage for Alfred G Vanderbilt were noted Several at harborfront dinners hosted by Payne Whitney Ogden Mills and others followed the dance and several guests were listed with new venue stays and upcoming plans
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Newport
Newton Adams
Berger's Lodge
Marjory Bang
New York
Stuart Adams
Elisha Dyer
Henry Symes Lehr
William G. Roelker
Austin L. Sands
Loriiard Spencer, Jr
Joseph Harriman
Herbert M. Harriman
Reginald Norman
William H. Coffin
Frank H. Phipps
Paulding Fosdick
Mark L. Bristow
Kenneth Castleman
P. W. Hourigan
William F. Fuller
Seymour Cromwell
George Hillard Benjamin
Newton A. McCully
U. S. Ni
J. P. Jackson
Walter McLean
Edward Constien
U. S. NL
Frank Taylor Evans
Waj
J. H. Russell
William N. Hughes
B. Hayes Brooke
Eiiza
Beth Sands
Leonard M. Thomas
George T. Ade
Adele H. Bull
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Willing Cottage
Ava Willing Astor
Newport County
Middletown
Oakland Farm
Portsmouth
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
John Jacob Astor
Nourmahal
Bar Harbor
Joseph E. Widener
Pinard Cottage No
Payne Whitney
Newport Golf Club
Griswold Thompson
Lieu
Frank H. Phipps, Jr
Fort Adams
Fort Monroe
Phipps
Muenchinger-King Cottage
French Vanderbilt
Harborview
Ogden Mills
Oliver Gould Pennings
George Peabody Wetmore
Golf Club
J. D. Thayer
Philadelphia
Howard S. Graham, Jr
R. &. Livingston
Tivoli-on-the-Hudson
Muenchinger-King
White House
Fulton Cutting
K. B. Schley
Long Island City
J. Gordon Douglass
Charles Allen Munn
James W. Barney
George B. de Forest
Kenneth B Schley
Robert R. Livingston
Laura Livingston
Charles M. Robinson
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Duke Franz Josef of Bavaria Arrives in New York Sea Visit
On his first U S trip the Bavarian duke arrives aboard Kronprinzessin Cecile with Adjutant Captain Lossow. He plans a western tour via Newport Seattle and Canada, seeks horseback riding accolades and notes a potential for an American wife. He is the youngest son of the late Duke Charles Theodore and brother to the Queen of Belgium.
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Bavaria
New York
Kronprinzess
Cecile
Lloyd Line
von Lossow
United States
Bay
Duke
Prince Miguel Braganza
Anita Stewart
Guaantine
Count George Wedel
Washington
Countess Wedel
Count von Courten
Grand Duke
Newport
San Francisco
Northwest
Canada
Europe
Germany
Munich
Charles Theodore of
Prince of Wales
England
George
Edward
Duke of Clarence
Eddie
Mes McKim off to Japan amid Reno divorce gossip
The Washington Poet Mes McKim sails to Yokohama with Mia McKim and Ray Baker, amid rumors she will wed him after a Reno divorce triumph. Baker, from an Oakland family, was her escort and is said to be rising as a lawyer. Also, Marton Cahn of Belmar, NJ, is admitted as a midshipman at Annapolis.
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Adrienne Heineker
Maidstone
Anthony J. Drexel
London
John’ E B. Drexel
St. George’s Infirmary
Chelsea
Philadelphia
Drexel
John E. Drexel
J. Armstrong Drexel
Anthony Drexel, Jr
Scotland
Scotland Yard
Viscount
St. George Infirmary
United States
Washington
San Francisco
Cal
Baroness de Chabouton
Margaret Emerson McKim
Reno
Yokohama
Far East
Mia McKim
Ray Baker
Oakland
Baker
Washington Post
Annapolis
Mid
Marton Cahn
Belmar, NJ
Puzzle Solution Reveals Domestic Complications
The Post reports a domestic puzzle where Mrs. Jones, daughter of Smith and niece of Brown, leaves four persons involved. A total of one hundred dollars was contributed, six hundred ninety two spent, and each of the four received two dollars in the distribution.
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Jones
Smith
Brown
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