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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1906

Page

11

Opening Display of the New Spring Millinery Exposition

The Green and Mahogany Salon on the second floor at Tenth Street hosts a premier millinery exhibition featuring Parisian designs by Camille Rogers Caroline Reboux Maison Lewis Virot Esther Meyer and Mangin Maurice alongside local Parisian inspired creations. Hats and trimmings showcase flowers wings aigrettes ostrich plumes and ribbons with Neapolitan Plateaux in graceful shapes. Mourning millinery by Mangin Maurice emphasizes simple elegant draperies using light fabrics with crepe. Growth friendly designs for girls highlight simplicity and the latest silk lace and feather neck fixings.

Camille Rogers Caroline Reboux Maison Lewis Virot Esther Meyer Mangin Maurice Sevres Delft Wedgwood Paris New Spring Tenth St

Spring Millinery Fireside of Popular Leghorn Hats

A fashion feature showcases burnt Leghorn hats as leading trends for the season. Descriptions include a turned up brim style with pink velvet cords and ruffles, ribbon bands, pink roses, lilies of the valley, and green foliage. Other hats include a derby crown wrap, shepherdess maline, and black jet trimmed turbans with ribbons. Parisian inspired pieces feature blue ostrich feathers and gold embroidery.

Wallace

New Spring Corset Styles Highlight Delicate Embroidery

New spring corsets showcase expert workmanship with princesse hip and high bust designs. A hand embroidered English eyelet piece features fern motifs, Wallace fans, and Liberty ribbon bows with ring waist. Lily of France model uses silk batiste, pink rose embroidery, Valk lace trim, and pink white ribbons for a dainty finish.

Wallace Vogue Lily of France

New French Petticoats Showcase Daintiness and Craft

French undergarments are praised for elaborateness and fine artistry. Descriptions highlight a knee length flounced petticoat with scalloped hand embroidery and Val. Jace inserts, Swiss bleading ribbon, and a large bow. Other styles include tap silk tucked shirred and trimmed with Wallace lace.

Val Jace Wallace

Spring Coats Hats and Bonnets for the Little Folks

Spring coats hats and bonnets for children highlight hand-embroidered white sun bonnets in dainty styles. Peek a boo bonnets in white pique with cool backs of white lawn replace heavy pique. Flat sun hats feature eyelet jewel and other popular embroidery with ribbon trims and pique coat designs matching hats.

Social and Personal Portraits for Souvenirs Evening Socials in New York

Social notes recount Baroness von Sternburg and Vicomtesse de Feramond visiting Miss Langham in New York. Mrs. Clark poisoned at Morro Castle, remains at Hotel Chamberlin. A Metropolitan Opera benefit performance for the Legal Aid Society on March 11 features Haensel and Gretel with Mrs. Roosevelt in attendance. Souvenir book to include portraits of President’s family, singers, and notable contributors.

Baroness von Sternburg Vicomtesse de Feramond Miss Laugham New York Mrs. Clark Castle Morro Hotel Chamberlin Haensel Gretel Vicomtesse de Faramond Miss Langham Touraine Washington Netherlands van Swinderen Cambridge Sumner Santiago Battlefield Commission Army Navy Fort Monroe Charles B. Clark Clark Morro Castle Chamberlin Elizabeth Dodge Hugh Mdl. Walker St John's Church

Lessons in Washington's Life at Birthday Union Service

Chaplain C. C. Pierce of Fort Myer spoke at the Washington Birthday union service of the Boys Brigade and the YMCA boys department at 1733 G Street NW. He shared Washington life incidents and argued the nation’s history might differ if Washington had pursued Mary Phillips, a Tory, noting the discipline that guided Washington and offering a modern lesson. Music was by the Lyric Quartet of Baltimore and boy cornetist Stuart Dewey.

C. C. Pierce Fort Myer Washington G Street Mary Phillips Lyric Quartet Baltimore Stuart Dewey

Greek Wedding in Concordia Hall With Eastern Rites

A Greek couple, Stephen Chaconas and Helen M. Skiados, wed yesterday in Concordia Hall on Sixth Street. Rev. Jocian Alexopoulos officiated in Orthodox rite with candle burning, rice, and a candy shower. Guests filled the hall, best man Gus Dracos assisted, and the couple later rode in an open carriage to a city reception.

Stephen Chaconas Helen M. Skiados Concordia Hall Sixth Street Jocian Alexopoulos Swain

Diverse Mattings On Sale With Introductory Savings

Buyers are urged to act quickly as matting stocks are fresh from makers and prices drop for a limited period. Selections include seamless china, lintan straw, palm china, fine straw china, Japan ware, and crex grass matting in multiple colors and patterns with yard and roll pricing and a 20 percent intro sale.

Ice Ito Agi

Gil the prize Chihuahua shines at show quality

Gil a four and a half pound Chihuahua entered by Mrs J A Grace of 1837 H street will compete in the Miscellaneous class at the dog show. The full grown toy weighs four and a half pounds, weighed under two pounds at ten months, and has won first prizes at Philadelphia and New York shows this winter. The breed hails from Chihuahua Mexico and Gil is described as a dark lemon color, a good example of a toy dog. Pedigree traces five generations from sire Chicho and dam Luz, purchased from Senor Juan Freverno in Chihuahua.

Gil J. A. Grace H Street Philadelphia New York Chihuahua Mexico Grace Senor Juan Freverno Chicho Luz

Womenot Pursue Work and Fashion Aid in New York

A telephone company executive notes demand for bright educated women as operators, stressing courtesy and willingness to learn over business education. An essay on women’s gifts, from compact medical kits to suede coat-hanging cases, highlights social generosity and evolving etiquette. French-glove fashion and a New York-based craftswoman making poodle foot rests for boudoirs are described, including the maker’s isolation and helper role.

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