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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1913

Page

12

Friday Specials in Boys' Suits and Coats at Reduced Prices

Frannie sale notes multiple items for boys including all wool suits at 3.85 and overcoats in gray tan sizes 8 to 17, with other reductions on wool overcoats, sweaters, blouses, pajamas, golf caps and more. Items list former prices and sale reductions, highlighting all wool fabrics and varied sizes.

TDD Ettset Anil Dhese Reiiants Sime Tosbach

Taft Hosts Final Cabinet Dinner Guests At White House

President and Mrs Taft hosted the final cabinet dinner in their honor with Secretary of Commerce and Labor and Mr Nagel among the guests. Attending were Justice Hughes and Mrs Hughes, Senator and Mrs Sutherland, and several senior officials. plans note Taft and Mrs Taft to attend February 13 dinner for Senator and Mrs Wetmore.

MR. and Mrs. Taft Taft St. Louis Uncheon White House George Peabody Wetmore Richard Townsend Arthur B. Shepley Secretary of Commerce and Labor Nagel

Washington Social World Amid Dinners and Arrivals

Lieut Comdr Edward McCauley U S N to marry Miss Jean Oliver daughter of Senator George T Oliver of Pennsylvania. Lavish entertaining at the Alibi Club and a flurry of engagements include Louise Bankhead Perry to David Andrews Holloway at St John Episcopal Church Montgomery Alabama. Countess de la Rocca hosted a reception in Columbia Road with Viscountess d A zy and Mme de Laboulaye assisting. Viscountess d Ary to return to France soon. Mrs Ten Eyck Wendell back from New York plans to receive Saturdays in February. Washington dances at Barracks paused for Lent. Miss Helen McEwen Mick weds Dr Pana Cecil Post at Church of the Covenant. trip follows. Rep Ira C Copley hosts guests Mary and Helen Glenn. Mrs Claude Swanson hosts a large reception at new F Street home. Mrs Jackson of Maryland greets callers. Ernest Schelling arrives to perform at the White House. A French play to be staged Feb 20 at the great hall by Viscountess d Azy with Count de Pontac and Miss Dorothy Shuey among participants. Rep Roberts Nevada’s daughter Miss Barbara Stephens honored at luncheon with many guests. Mrs A M Moore Texas hosts a 12-table card party. Mrs W A Ashbrook and Mrs Scott Ferris pour tea. Mrs Glendower Evans Boston guest of Congress Club today on Massachusetts Minimum Wage remarks.

Eagon Bradley Viscountess d'Azy Count de Pontac Viscountess Wagg New York Dorothy Shuey Theodore Shuey

Navy Yard house closes due to illness and social notes

Close House at Navy Yard due to illness of pay inspector who is at Navy Hospital. Miss Biscoe stays with brother in law Mr Robert Roosevelt. Mrs Thomas and Miss Thomas away at Highlands. Mrs Walter Van Sweringen closes her house in February and heads south due to her mother's illness. Miss McKennie announces marriage of Maude Louise to John Walker Inglesby in Manila January 7. Meyer Stern announces engagement of daughter Helene to B F Salimonsty of Norfolk. Junior League to present The Littl Princess at the Playhouse on Monday and Tuesday next. Maj Amos A Fries and Mrs Fries hosted a four‑table bridge party at Washington barracks. Mrs William E Dieffenderfer hosted guests at the New Willard in honor of Mrs C Albert White.

Miss McKennie Charlottesville Maude Louise John Walker Inglesby Manila Ya. I Inglesby Misa Annie R. McKennie Albert G. Crane William E. Dieffenderfer New Willard Hotel C. Albert White District of Columbia Women’s National Democratic League

Afternoon Tea Honors Georgia Day at S I E A HQ

More than 700 callers paid respects at a Georgia day tea hosted by Mrs. Samuel Spencer with assistance from Mrs. Martha Glelow. Guests included Georgia congressional delegation. decorations featured tulips and mountain ferns. Several prominent visitors and social notices followed for upcoming at home dates in February.

Samuel Spencer Martha Glelow Georgia Southern Industrial Educational Association Lamar Lipscomb

The Season's Fashions Embroidered Gown by Maison Bernard

Red and gold embroidery adorns a white taffeta gown with an overdress of chiffon belted at the waist by a taffeta ribbon. Sleeves feature perforated and embroidered taf feta Maison Bernard.

Maison Bernard

Lenten Fashion, Notable Attendees, and Society News

Lenten observances crowded New York churches as fashionable women attended services, with Mrs. John Jacob Astor and family among attendees at St Bartholomew's. Reports describe outfits from tailored black coats to velvet coats, furs, and elaborate hats. Other items include hotel dining policies on riding habits, social engagements surrounding the Marquis of Hertford, and a whimsical account of a Danish baron declining matrimony for money and titles amid aviation ventures and European titles. The suffrage movement advances a proposed First National Suffrage Bank to be announced at Carnegie Hall, while a planned Votes for Women parade features Charlotte Delafield as a taxi driver for the cause.

Countess de Cisneros New York Grace Ascension St. Thomas St. Bart Johannes O. E. B. von Dewitt McAlpine New York America Scott Europe Hernn F. G. Schutz Herr Schutz Herman L.roth Broadway Almanach de Gotha Odescatch Sant’ Antino Austria Nina Pistorelli Stamford Kathryn de,Montford Winter Garden Ll’ Alerolia Charlotte Delafield New York City Delafield Women’s Political Union

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