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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
12
For the Man Who Likes to Walk we offer rubber soled shoes with high quality thick yet flexible soles. They protect the foot from pavement impact and feel comfortable as you walk. Available in gun metal and dark tan calfskin leathers at five dollars per pair from Malin Floo Tenth Street.
The Practical Underwear and Hosiery promotes underwear in various fabrics including imported and domestic options. Highlights a Union Suit at 1.50 and claims hosiery offers style, service, and comfort for practical wear.
Smart well cut cleverly styled overcoats of pure wool fabrics offered in a large showing. Sizes for the ordinarily built man including long stout and short options. Many styles for individuality in overcoats. Priced from 15 to 650 dollars, specializing at 25 dollars. For young men 12 50 up.
The collection promises complete merit in looks service style and durability with patterns and fabrics from leading mills. Enduring quality is guaranteed by tailoring. Young men’s suits start at 12.50 and men’s at 15 with Hart Schaffner Marx from 18 and up.
The Church of the Covenant hosted the Washington wedding of Miss Doris Haywood and Dr Howard Hume with a 4 pm ceremony led by Rev. Dr Charles Weed. Guests filled pews as pink roses, ferne, and orange blossoms framed the chancel and processional.
Miss Doris Haywood, daughter of Mrs William Haywood, marries Dr Howard Hume in Washington society circles. Wyeth wore brown velvet. Miss Henrietta Fitch wore orange broadcloth. debutante tea and numerous diplomatic guests noted. social events included a Gibson dinner with the Spanish ambassador and other dignitaries, and a Christmas tea and bazaar at St Hose's Technical School.
A long list of attendees from Mrs Stephen B Elking to Mrs Nathan Wyeth crowd a church social, noting gowns in black velvet and various hats. Mrs Theodore J Baldwin wore black velvet trimmed with sable, while Miss Nash and Miss Britton showcased blue velvet and dark blue serge outfits.
An interesting luncheon yesterday in the Shoreham rose room featured the Secretary of War Garrison Secretary to the President Dudley Field Malone and George B McClellan former New York Col with Mrs Thomas Symons hosting. A Chevy Chase Club dinner honored guests the Misses Hamlin and others. Pettus and Mrs Pettus departed Washington to spend the winter in Charleston South Carolina. CONTINTED ON NINTH PAGE
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