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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
10
A fragmented description notes an apricot sorree taffeta fabric with soft to none stiffening, a solid yellow tone with faint airy, net panel elements. The passage mentions a delicate, draped appearance and movement toward a hem, with unclear references to construction details.
A star studded charity performance for the fatherless children of France will be staged tomorrow at the Belasco Theater 215 with Mrs Newton Baker Mrs Frank Lo Pol and other notable society women in the cast. The event is organized by agent Mrs Saulsbury as a social highlight with multiple theater parties planned and Paris and Washington society figures mentioned in pre event notices.
A garbled extract of humorous maxims on love and marriage. It includes tales of women with lovers, a provocative line about the power to persuade love, and reflections on male folly. The text blends aphorisms with comic anecdotes and moral observations.
A fashion note describes a stylish outfit from past seasons. A black satin bodice extends below the waist and features a close fitting wrapped shirt in calf lamb. Side pockets accent the garment while curved fronts add flair.
Washington faces a $260000 deficit with six days left in the year to reach the war stamps target. DT Callahan, director of the District war stamps sales committee, says the city trails the national quota by about 250000. He cites a Treasury Department report placing the District fourth among states with sales totaling 194,2,45229 and a per capita ownership of 14.46, urging every resident to buy more stamps to exceed the top goal.
Henry Morgenthau and Rabbi Nathan Krass will headline a mass meeting at Washington Street Temple tonight to support Jewish relief efforts. The event, part of a city drive, aims to raise funds and boost morale amid wartime needs, with speakers including Teunia Brownlow and Willard Saulsbury Jr. in attendance.
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