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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1906

Page

11

Opening Display of New Spring Women’s Wear Sets Trends

A prominent showroom presents spring ready-to-wear for women featuring Demi and Tailored suits, Princess and Directoire gowns, and French waists. Lace trims dominate, Baby Irish motifs appear on waistlines, and Eton jackets, Pony coats, and circular skirts lead spring styles in voile, chiffon, and vanama fabrics.

Directoire Princess and Directoire Eton Wallace Paris Hargain Tables S. Kann, Sons & Co

Beautiful hand made trousseau sets dazzle in spring displays

The article describes elaborate newborn and children garments in soft materials. Neatly embroidered negligees dresses and sacques feature printed mull dotted Swiss and Parisian silks. Coats for infants and mule boys present in wool blends, lace trims and embroidery. Bonnet hats caps and sailor outfits highlight delicate lace and ribbons with delicate pink rose accents and blue pompons.

Paris Milan Kate Greenaway

Social and personal farewells and Washington entertainments

Cuban Minister hosts farewell luncheon for Edwin V. Morgan as he departs for Havana. Diplomats from Chile Costa Rica Nicaragua Bolivia Peru and others attend. Senator and Mrs Martin plan a Belasco box party and supper for Virginia visitor Miss McIlwaine. Social events continue with teas dinners and weddings as Washington hosts out of town guests and Roosevelts relatives.

Havana Martin Moore Quesada Cuba Edwin V. Morgan Washington Morgan Chile Walker Martinez Costa Rica Senor Calvo Nicaragua Senor Corea Bolivia Senor Calderon Peru Mr. Pardo Hatu J. M Belasco Miss McIlwaine Virginia Miss Day Nathaniel Simpkins

Notable attendees at 3 to 6 o'clock receptions in Washington venues

List of social callers visiting multiple houses on D street southeast and surrounding avenues with names such as Mrs. Page, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Peelle, Mrs. Stanton, Mrs. Forbes, and Mrs. Rainais Kondrup. The Marine Band will perform a program at 2:30 PM at the Marine Barracks following the Roosevelt-Longworth wedding.

Minutemen Washington Julia Halsted Chadwick Betsy Hoss Melville W. Moffit William Wheatley Marine Band Marine Barracks

Dance of 1812 and White House wedding contrast in Ohio tale

A Cincinnati Independence Ball of 1812 is contrasted with a 1912 White House wedding staged by N Longworth's modern descendant. The piece highlights frontier attire and humble festivities versus imperial splendor, noting the West’s romantic yet practical roots and the evolution to international prominence.

Cincinnati N. Longworth West United States Columbian Inn Territory of Ohio EK. Jones Francis Cerr TC Scan P Oa Sprigman T . Baker W. Irwin, Jr Hardy Young Pioneer Orient Lyons Gobelin Plonser Lucky Beau Independence

Wedded by Hebrew Rite to Abra hams and Dora Rosenblatt

The orthodox ceremony for Louis Abra hams and Dora Rosenblatt drew 260 friends at the Pythian Temple lower hall. Rev Dr Loeb conducted the rite with Isaac Hardenheymer as best man and Minnie Brez as maid of honor. Ushers included George Hornung J B Goldsmith Joseph Levy I Kern William Notes George Stein and Benjamin Hardenheymer. A banquet followed and dancing closed the evening. The couple plan a ten day trip to New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City before settling at 636 I street northwest.

Pythian Temple Louis Abrahams Dora Rosenblatt Dr. Loeb Isaac Hardenheymer Minnie Brez George Hornung J. 8. Goldsmith Joseph Levy I. Kern William Notes George Stein Benjamin Hardenheymer Temple New York Philadelphia Atlantic City I Street

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