Gowns Described with Embroidered Lace Trim
Gowns featured with low round and square necks, short sleeves, and richly trimmed with lace adornments. Embroideries priced at one dollar each.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1912
Page
10
Gowns featured with low round and square necks, short sleeves, and richly trimmed with lace adornments. Embroideries priced at one dollar each.
Washington social calendar features Lieut and Mrs Timmons hosting Miss Taft, many diplomat guests at dinners, including German and Dutch envoys, and a Century Dickens celebration at the Playhouse. Notable attendees include Mrs Beekman Winthrop, Rep. McKinley, and Capt. Clive among others. Continuous entertaining at the White House circles and private homes marks the season.
Mrs Beasie McLeod Leggett widow of Francis H Leggett seeks NY Supreme Court guidance on granting maintenance and European education for her 16 year old daughter Frances H Leggett. She notes the daughter received 1 1 million in personal property and 5 000 000 in real estate from her father and earned about 5 000 last year with expected 345 000 next year.
Col and Mrs Thoms Byrnone hosted a dinner last night. Miss Margaretta Simons will sail for England on March 5. She will spend some time abroad before returning.
Readers are urged to try a powder named delatone mixed with water to remove hair quickly and painlessly. The ad promises fast results and no pain, noting high prices for delay, and warns to obtain the genuine product rather than an imitation.
The passage critiques the fears of tyranny by men and the blockage posed by women deemed content with social status. It argues that genuine progress requires enlightened womanhood to aid the uplift of less fortunate women, men, and children, seeing the movement as a hopeful sign for democratic improvement.
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