Opening Display of New Spring Women’s Wear Features Demi Suits
The notice highlights new spring models in women's ready-to-wear including Demi and full tailored suits, Princess and Directoire gowns, French waists, and lace trimmings. It describes fabrics like Voiles and Chiffon Panamas, stylistic items such as Eton jackets, Pony coats, and circular skirts, and notes bold use of baby Irish laces and German wallaces in trims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directoire
Princess and Directoire
Wallace
Paris
Handmade infant trousseau sets dazzle in lace and embroidery
The article highlights hand-made infant apparel and accessories in delicate materials. It notes petticoats and negligees in French and printed mull, dotted Swiss, and English embroidery. Parisian coats, linen caps, and bonnets for babies and young children are praised for light fabrics, lace trims, and decorative ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Milan
Kate Greenaway
Social And Personal Farewell To E. V. Morgan
Cuban Minister hosts luncheon farewell for Edwin V. Morgan newly appointed to Cuba. Washington dignitaries including ministers, secretaries, and spouses attend. plans for boxes, suppers, and dinners follow. many social engagements and arrivals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Society callers and a Marine Band concert in Washington
Mrs Page and Mrs Porter host guests from 3 to 6 at multiple addresses including 61 D Street SE and The Chelsea with assistants from New York. Listed attendees include Mrs Peelle, Mrs Stanton-Canfiela Peelle, Mrs Megrew, Mrs Forbes, Mrs Megrath, Mrs Silsby, and others. The Marine Band repeats the Roosevelt-Lincoln wedding program this afternoon, with a 2:30 PM start at the Marine Barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sheffield Cowles
Roosevelt
Cowles
Navy
Bureau of Equipment
N Street
New York
Washington
Hunt Slater
Jack” Gardner
Boston
White House
John P. Megrew
Chelsea
Forbes
Willam A. Megrath
H. W. Silsby
Misa Forbes
A Street
H. Edwin Rainais Kondrup
George O'Connor
East Capitol Street
Melville W. Moffit
William Wheatley
Marine Band
Marine Barracks
Dance of 1812 and White House Wedding Compared in Contrast
The article contrasts an Independence Ball in Cincinnati in 1812, hosted by N. Longworth, with the grand 1912 ceremony at the Executive Mansion. It highlights rough, frontier attire and simple entertainments versus lavish royal trimmings, emphasizing evolving social grandeur and the Longworth family’s enduring prominence.
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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 at Pythian Temple
Louis Abrams and Dora Rosenblatt wed in the Orthodox Jewish ceremony conducted by Rev. Dr. Loeb with Isaac Hardenheymer as best man and Minnie Brez as maid of honor. Over 260 friends attended a banquet and dancing followed. The couple depart for a ten day trip to New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City and will live at 636 I Street NW on their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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Woodward & Lothrop
Eton
NWS
E. V. Morgan
Havana
Martin
Moore
Secretary of State
Mrs. Root
Secretary of the Treasury
Mrs. Shaw
Mme. Quesada
Belasco
Miss McIlwaine
Virginia
Miss Day
Nathaniel Simpkins
Mrs
Clarence Moore
South
Robert Hinckley
Mis
Atlantic City
C. D. Kennedy
New Willard
New York City
Baron Takaki
Takamine
Hisoki
Hioki
Medical Corps
United States Navy
Henry H. McKee
Malin
Philadelphia
Chapin
Barton
William Moore
Parker
Schaffer
Brazee
Miller
Cairo
T. St. John Gaffney
Dresden
Saxony
Cosmos Club
George G. Becker
Katherine C. Goolrick
Fredericksburg
Goolrick C. Rogers
Bristol
Metropolitan
M. &. Church
Rogera
F Street
Joel Hillman
Hugo Rosenberg
Council of Jewish Women
Felis Island
Chicago
Lilie Townsend
Ninth Street
Lucile Tyler
Charlotte Bradshaw
Florence Tyler
Gertrude Brookmire
Lotta Nee
Jessie Townsend
Annie Mace
Florence Shopland
Lillie Townsend
Dorothy Thornett
Lina Numan
Marie Howard
Messrs. Lyte
Wilbur Dunn
Charles Miller
Welford Tyler
Arthur Brookmire
Stephen Early
EL Ikkey Gantt
Scott Dampier
Charlee Stoddard
Charles R. Smith
O Street
Victor H. Olmsted
G. F. Smal
Frank Cross
Baltimore
O. H. Coombe
Seller
Fay Berry
Charles Goodchild
Miss Goodchild
Emma Demaray
Frank Hildt Walker
Harriet B. Walker
Mr. H. Smyth
Belmont
M. Beaver
C. Morrison
M. Gaynor
L. Ward
B. Enniss
Q. Lorain
N. Lorain
M. Ward
W. McDermott
B. McDermott
WH. Keefe
K. Canty
WN. Smith
Messrs
H. Smyth
F. Mulloy
W. Keefe
J. McDermott
J. O'Neil
T. Canty
F. Berris
E. Noyes
L. Heggeman
H. Cunningham
P. Nemmo
A. Sedant
W. Garner
M. O’connell
Henry A. Holler
L Street
Cleave Smallwood
Lilian Siefert
Harry Hos, Wiseman
Emma Grantham
A. W. Valentine
Mabel Leman
Corcoran
Ethel Lerman
Newton
E. Hayes
George G. Holroyd
William McCaffery
Lizzie Woonan
H. A. Davis
Lena Palmer
Robert Stack
Howard Morris
Leman
Biefert
Petery
Holroyd
Newman
Goss
Masone Temple
Charles H. Campbell
McGowan
Miss Wells
Berry Wells
Naples
Rosengarten
Europe
John Fremont
Miss Fremont
Fremont
Eleanor Terry
Arthur Lee
Mrs. Fremont
Anderson
Charles Bell
Julien A.ripley
Zaidie Cobb
L. Schlosberg
Mildred Schlosberg
Rosenthal
Bloomingdale Athletic Club
Edgar R. Baker
BR Street
Mesars
Albert L. Krey
Martin H. Middiskauf
John C. Young
Charles E. Tompkins
Lawrence Appleman
Lea T. Turner
Henry Hennig
Fred H. Hood
Arthur E. Birkle
Robert BR. Mills
Harry & Nichols
Raymond 5. Tompkins
Bernard J. Corridan
Wiliam C. Ham
Minnetta Knapp
George Ernest Wyne
J. R. Wyne
Virginia Avenue Southeast
E. Hez Swein
Seventh Baptist Church
Vai
Mrs. Wyne
Tenth Street Southeast
Todhunter
Katharine Turnbull
Margaret Read
Valentine Nelson
Marguerite Pilsen
Doris Dawson
Francis Todhunter
Eugenia Todhunter
Wallace Mulcare
George Read
Amelia Pilsen
Ruth Griffith
Annie Colley
Ema Wamaling
Elizabeth dudJames
E. BR. MacKethan
Fayetteville
N. C
St. James
Samuel Merwin
Plainfield, N. J
Fairmont Street
Minutemen
Julia Halsted Chadwick
Betsy Hoss
W. B. Andrews
Tnasury
Miss McCoy
R. F. Bishop
Representative Bishop
Michigan
Bessie Smith
Sixth Street
Musaea Ida Disney
Katie Smith
Frances Rhodes
Hilda Rice
Ethel Lorridon
Mary Gorman
Rosela Andrew
Maxie O’mera
Maud Schweitzer
Lilian Roberson
Bell Gee
Maud Wilson
Annie O'Mera
Frances Poole
Florence Blatt
Lyle Shewalter
Jeanette Wolfe
Bussie Smith
Masters Harry O'Mera
Clarence Disney
Randall Sherman
Bruce Baker
Eftis Shewalter
Lewis Gee
Miner Ellis
Fred Johnson
Olds Buraher
Robert Roberson
Walter Smith
Hazen Sherman
Smith
Gee
Sherman
Ashmead
Page Aylett Royall
Mass
Natalie Thomas
U. S& GS
Charles BE. Cook
Isabel Ce. Williams
Charles Lynch
Miss Rust
Westover
Charles H. Babbitt
Massachusetts Avenue
David Moore
Gilbert E. Vander Cook
Loudoun
Calvin Neilson
J. Ven Ness Ingram
Misses Ingram
Miss Tolson
Miss Wickliff
Miss Blaine
Samuel H. Walker
Misses Walker
B Street
W. H. Shales
J. Barnard
Harper
Sixteenth Street
William Henry White
Edith Tate
Mra Eliott
Gen. Eliott
Mrs. Henry
Southern
Florida
Aiken
Augusta
Eaves Washington
Brown
G. A
Southern Railway
Sigw
Penna. Ave
Abrahams-Rosenblatt
Wingtr
Brown, G. A., Boothe Railway
Loth
Barris
Shafer Company Jewelers and Silversmiths
Pennsylvania Avenue
George Washington
Hargain Tables
S. Kann, Sons & Co
OLD Colony CO
H St NW
John Forsythe
Broadway
The
Arlington
Vicinity
Berry & Whitmore CO
Brentano’s
Brentano
Thirteenth Streets
China
Vv. D. Rosen
Corner 13Th
Marcel