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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1918

Page

14

A Very Important Sale of Women's Sweaters

A feature on a major sale event for women's sweaters highlighting wide color variety and broad appeal with emphasis on exceptional variety and customer satisfaction.

Slippers Featured in Sized Comfort Sale

A bargain reel describes pink and blue bordered slippers with satin beadings and a blue bow. Comfortable padded soles offered in sizes up to 2. This item presents in a catalog style noting appeal and price of 225 per pair.

Society notes mark Washington season with many hostings

Vice President and Mrs Marshall hosted the Senate annual reception with Senator and Mrs Saulsbury, while Mrs Daniels led a luncheon at Shoreham. Debutantes Margaret Harding and Frances Hopkins were presented at clubs. Debutante Miss Jane Story will be presented at a December 30 Country Club affair as other society events unfold across Washington venues.

Marshall Senator Saulsbury Senate Saulsbury Jack Story Alibi Club Jane Story Grasslands

Washington Notes and Society Gathers for Mrs McDonald

Mrs James McDonald visiting New York is guest of Mr and Mrs Stotesbury in Philadelphia and will return to Washington tomorrow. The Stotesburys hosted a dinner on Wednesday in her honor and later escorted guests to the opera. Mrs Randolph Dickinson Fropkins has issued cards for a press meeting of the District of Columbia Federation of Women's Clubs at 4:30 p.m. Sunday. Mrs Hopkins chairs the committee. Henries S&S Pritehest, Carnegie Foundation president, arrived in Washington yesterday to spend a few days at the Willard. The marriage of Miss Carolyn Massie Steger to Maj John Wesley Sorrel le of the General Staff, U.S. Army, occurred yesterday at St Margaret’s Church with a small family gathering. the bride wore a dark blue tricotine suit trimmed with beaver.

Mary Caroline lHiolmes Jebaul Syma Wilbur J Carr New York John Vervey Young South North Carolina Georgia Washington Ids Steger Maj Sidney Weston U S.A Col Mrs. Steger Sorrelle Chicago Maj. Sorrelle Charles H Stewart U SA Jo McDonald Stewart France Phyllis Stewart Joseph Stewart Lamont Street Stewart Fifty-ninth Artillery St Mohtel Argonne- Meuse Fort Totten James McDonald Bht Stotesbury Philadelphia Randolph Dickinson Fropkins District of Columbia Federation of Women’s Clubs Hopkins S&s Carnegie Foundation of New York Land Willard Carolyn Massie Steger John Wesley Sorrelle St Margaret's Church Herbert Scott-Smith John Overton Steger USA

Naval officers host dinner aboard Admiral Wiley flagship

Rear Admiral H A Wiley and Mrs Wiley will entertain dinner aboard the USS towa at Baltimore Sunday. Mayor Preston and guests from cabinet officers diplomats and naval officers will attend as the Southern Commercial Congress gathers. Mrs Kent of Washington and California with Mrs Wainwright and Mrs Thompson arrange the event at the Natural Woman's Party headquarters for the three day conference. Major and Mrs Westcott are in New York for machine tool builders convention. Mr and Mrs Townsend Runszell of Washington are in New York City.

H A Wiley Wiley Baltimore Preston Nonor Southern Commercial Congress William Kent Washington California Richard Wainwright William B Thompson Natural Woman's Party Woman's Party Charles’ Drake Westcott New York Westcott National Machine Tool Builders’ Association Mre J .Townsend Runszell New York City

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