Fashions at the Capital Woman in Society Attire of the Season
A Washington society fashion column surveys the season's debutantes and hostesses. It notes princesslike gowns in pink satin and chiffon, taupe and cerise velvets, diamond earrings, and evolving daytime and evening wear. The piece highlights Miss Howry, Mrs Chapin, Miss Maury, Miss Henriques, Mrs Breckenridge Hayne, and Mrs Bayne in tailored coats, draped skirts, fur accents, and new collar treatments as they attend society events and receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashatia
Venti
Petabhley
Gers
Moss Dion Viteheouck
Balteark
Vty
Colon
Dante
Lnce
Charlea B. Howry
Aatin
Cifron
Killarney
Miss Howry
Frederick Chapin
Rogers
Tuckers
Maury
Misa Henriques
Breckenridge Hayne
Connecticut Avenue
Talor
Rovers
Browa
Paris
Fashion Notes On Persian Lamb And Elegant Hats
The report details ladies outfits with Persian lamb coats, round English hats, and tailored sealskin and leopard touches. Mrs Draper and Miss Gorman patterns appear, noting European influences, London millinery marks, and a Countess von Bernstorff reference for a collar motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William_ Draper
Countess von Biernstorff
Cratera
Europe
Misa
Juliet Janin
Countess von Bernstorff
Society notes announce January wedding at Church of the Covenant
October society notes reveal a January 17 ceremony at 8 30 PM at the Church of the Covenant with reception to follow at the bride’s home Miss Agnes Cumnock of Boston will be maid of honor and Miss Sally Carmichael of Savannah along with several others named will serve as bridesmaids Mr Preston Callum named best man for Mr Porter Numerous social engagements and visitors are listed including engagements weddings and guests at the Grafton Arlington Hotel Hot Springs and Dupont areas Occasional references to military spouses and society events lead into a note that continued coverage runs on the next page
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Covenant
Agnes Cumnock
Boston
Culp
Amateus
Sally Carmichael
Savannah
Misa Frances Brown
New Bedford
Misa Elizabeth Helm
Loa An- Cal
Edith Grate
Ishington
Preston Callum
Porter
Christmas Travels and Social Notices Around Town
Dr and Mrs James Townsent Russell of the Alghlands have gone to Brooklyn for Christmas. John Paul Jones of Cornell visits his mother at 1763 Church Street for the holidays. Mrs William Burton returns from New York after a ten day stay. Mrs Edward W Deakin of 3728 North Hampton Street Chevy Chase will not be at home Tuesday December 2. Mrs F C Ainsworth will be at home at the Concord Mondays in January after Fanuary. Messrs Harry Brobke and Harold Starkey return from a hunting trip at Mr Braglie's home in lower Maryland. Mr and Mrs Whelan C Hawn and daughter Miss Mary Earlé and Mrs Willam Hawn, whose Nineteenth Street home was recently burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Townsent Russell
Alghlands
Brooklyn
John Paul Jones
Cornell
Church Street
Edward W. Deakin
North Hampton Street
Chevy Chase
F.C. Ainsworth
Concord
Harry Brobke
Harold Starkey
Braglie
Lower
Maryland
Whelan C. Hawn
Mary Earlé
Willam Hawn
Nineteenth Street
Angelina Brown
New York
Girlie Brown
Manning
Ourse Leavitt Kobbe
Mannings
George C. Kobbe
West Forty-eighth Street
Davis Manning
Kings County Bar Association
Robert F. Manning
Fifth Avenue
Mexico
Saidere
Robbe
Hig
Mr. Manning
Louise Kobbe
Willam A. Manning
Lusitania
England
United Kingdom
Marquis of Queensberry
Wes
America
London
Alfina
B.C. Benedict
South American
Twenty-fourth Street
New Fork
St. Thomas
Barbados
Para
Amazon River
Manaos
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Saiparaiga
Madeira Islands
Ugland
Sicily
Clifford Harmon
Mary Bird
Mary Finley
Maj.Finley
Philippines
Mra. Harmon
Colgate Hoyt
L. L. Benedict
Edward Beers
Commodore Frank 8. Hastings
A.j. Hutter
Harrison Barnold
Alvina
Monodiet Views and Food Mixing Cited by Health Authors
The piece discusses Dr R 8 in Serset In Life and Health arguing one can eat anything if meals are small and active living is maintained. It contrasts old farmers eating limited foods with modern warnings against overeating and indiscriminate mixing, citing monodiet as beneficial though extreme.
Socialites Krutt Schnittts on New York and Chicago Society
Mrs. Kruttschnitt voices strong views on modern society, calling the New York smart set a minor, often tedious faction and praising a broader, intellectually engaged circle. She cites Chicago’s progress, opera, and a shift away from formal debut rituals, underscoring women’s independence and the value of individual merit over social labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Kruuschnitt
EH. H. Harriman
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
New Orleans
Kruttschnitt
Mrs. Kruttechnttt
Medill McCormick
Kruttachnitz
Robert Goelet
Socialife
America
Mrs. Kruttschnitt
Praying Miss Makes Up Lost Prayers Tale
A small girl confesses she has gone two weeks without prayers and vows to say Our Father and Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep every night until she catches up with her prayers. The mother gently guides her to resume nightly devotions in a touching family moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamma
Earle
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Werner
Gowone
Sigure
Steve
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Ralph Hill
May Gorman
Ifill
Conduit Street
West Kensington
Fleanor Stidgely
British Isles
Misa Hidgely
Harris-Ewhanciss Colton
Governor's Palace
Porto Rico
George Colton
Col
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the Locomobile Company of America
Washington, D. C
Columbia Road
Robert N. Conway
Oklahoma City
Burlington
W. R. Logan
Frances “Logan
Arlington Hotel
Hot Springs
Ark
F. Hoskins
Arlington
Douglas Merritt
the Grafton
Jean Preston
Dupont
Mabel Mickley
Pennsylvania
Robert Evans
Old Point Comfort
Ezra Woodruff
Miss Grace Woodruff
Louisville, Ky
Grafton
C. #. Humphrey
Maurice Tagan
Kevy Chase Club
Matthew T. Scott
the Sons of the American Revolution
Rauscher's
Commodore
Frank B. Martin
Theodore Taney
Mrs. iPaney
Albert E. Pagan
Charley LF. Miller
Oliver E. Pagan
Biltmore Street
John I. Lathrop
Bridge Last
P. Hendrickson
Miss Hendrickson
St. Paul
Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Return
Hamilton Gay Howard
San Diego
Cal
Normandie
Tiuward
Howard
Michigan
Massachusetts Institute
of Tech
Elbridge
Casselman
Class of Continuld
William Burton
T. J. Allen
Joseph B. Bowles
Post
Americas
Midwest
Scotland
J. Pierpont Morgan
Amerika
Reaa
Mrs. Morgan
B. Rich’s
B. Rich
F Street
Gayettes
Sidney West
Dunlap Mats
The
Bluestein Co
Ogram’s Gift Store
Penna. Ave
Highlands
California St
George A. Mills
A. Schmit & Son
St. N.Y
Conn
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