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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
16
An ad notes new spring overcoats in gray Enetrich checks and herringbone stripes, 44 to 46 inch lengths, various vents and self collars, silk lined with natural shoulders. Also highlights a rainproof coat line with knee to below knee length, priced at 22.50 to 30.00.
The store offers new spring hats in derby and soft shapes in popular brands. St. Regis priced at 2.00, The Colonial at 3.00, The Woodtherap at 3.50, and Stetson models at 3.50 or 5.00 each.
New imports of mens shirtings from England France and Austria fill our street window. Matmaen invite customers to inspect the latest season offerings and guaranteed quality. Shirts offered at $300 and up, depending on material, with perfect fit and satisfaction promised. Main Floor K Street.
Advertises spring shirts for men with Madras fabrics, plated and plain bosoms, attached or separate cuffs. Lists ready made shirts at 100 and 150 and 200 dollars, with white or colored options and new patterns. Also offers white bosom shorts from 15 and colored shirts from 30 dollars. Main Floor IP street.
A Washington roundup details luncheons and dinners hosted by Mrs Taft and other officials. The White House invited guests for February 2 musicales, with senatorial, diplomatic, and cabinet figures attending. Notable attendees included Senorita Crowninshield, the German ambassador, and various ministers, with multiple receptions and social events noted across the capital.
Miss Mabel Boardman and Admiral and Mrs Cowles left Washington for New York to be away several days then proceed to Farmington. Baroness Bray of Austin’s party at the New Willard departed for Palm Beach. Mme de Laegercranis heads to New York for a few days. Mrs John Phillips traveled back from New York after England for her son William Phillips’s marriage.
A license issued in New York on Tuesday ties M Henri Cally St Paul de Lincay of Angluer Belgium to Miss Marie Louise Logan of Logans. The couple plan a Wednesday wedding at St Patrick's Lady Chapel with a reception at Mrs Logan's home. Attendants include Edith Logan and Marjorie Gould among others. The guest list features notable names and a long social circuit.
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