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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1906

Page

19

Opening Display of the New Spring Millinery in Paris Style

The Green and Mahogany Salon on the second floor at Tenth Street hosts an opening display of spring millinery featuring Parisian designers Camille Rogers, Caroline Reboux, Maison Lewis, Virot, Esther Meyer, Mangin Maurice, and strong local millinery. Hats highlight real flowers, feathers, and Neapolitan braids with colors including Old Rose, Watermelon, Sevres, Delft, Wedgwood, mulberry, and pink. Mourning pieces by Mangin Maurice emphasize simple elegance and light drapery. Silk, lace, and feather neck fixings complete the display. showcases focus on growth for young girls and a shift toward simplicity.

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

Spring Millinery Styles Highlight Burnt Leghorn Hats

Burnt Leghorn will be a leading straw style this season with hats turned up on both sides and forward, featuring ruffles of German Wallace with pink velvet cords and a shirred Liberty ribbon arrangement. Other pieces include a Shepherdess lace hat, a lingerie hat with pink embroidery, mulberry English walking shapes, a black jet hat with velvet trim, and Parisian favored confections with blue ostrich feathers.

Wallace

New Spring Corset Fashions Highlight Princesse Hip Designs

New spring corset styles showcase intricate hand embroidery and silk batiste fabrics. The princesse hip and high bust corset features English eyelet work, fern motifs, Wallace fans, and Liberty ribbon bows, with a desirable ring waist and Valk lace trim. A Lily of France model uses pink rose embroidery and pink white plaited trims for a dainty finish.

Wallace Vogue Lily of France

New French Petticoats Described with Delicate Detail

French underwear is praised for its elaborate and dainty design in new petticoats. The article highlights a knee-length flounced style with scalloped hand-embroidered edging, Val. Jace inserts, and a Swiss ribbon bow, plus softer options in silk and tape with graceful trimming.

Val Jace

Spring Coats Hats and Bonnets for the Little Folks

The article promotes spring coats hats and bonnets for children featuring hand embroidered sun bonnets in white pique and lawn backs, Peek-a-boo bonnets in white pique with cool backs, flat sun hats with eyelet embroidery, ribbon trimmings, and pique coats with matching embroidery and deep collars, all described as dainty and lovingly made.

Social and Personal Portraits for Souvenirs in New York

Social notes from New York cover Baroness von Sternburg and Vicomtesse de Feramond meeting Miss Langham, Mrs Clark’s Morro Castle incident, and a March 11 Haensel and Gretel benefit for the Legal Aid Society. Prominent hosts, patrons, and guests include Mrs Roosevelt, Mrs Astor, Mr Morgan, and many society figures attending teas, dinners, and receptions at the Willard, Hotel Chamberlin, and Georgetown events.

Baroness von Sternburg Vicomtesse de Feramond Miss Laugham New York Mrs. Clark Castle Morro Hotel Chamberlin Haensel Gretel Edward J. Berwind Joseph H. Choate Ogden Codman Cleveland H. Dodge Jesup V. Everitt Macy George B. McClellan Elihu Root J. P. Morgan Henry Parish, Jr James Speyer Isaac N. Seligman William J .Schieffe 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 by Chaplain Pierce

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 recounted Washington life, noted a different history if his early courtship with Mary Phillips, a Tory, and cited Washingtons firm discipline as a timeless lesson. Music by the Lyric Quartet of Baltimore and boy cornetist Stuart Dewey accompanied the program.

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

Greek couple wed in Concordia Hall amid Eastern rites

Stephen Chaconas and Helen Skiados, both Greeks, were married in Concordia Hall on Sixth Street in a ceremony led by Rev. Jocian Alexopoulos. The affair featured Orthodox Greek ritual, rice and candy shower, and a parade of celebrants including Gus Dracos as best man.

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

Mattings on Introductory Sale With Deep Discounts

Advertises a limited time sale on various mattings including seamless china and Japanese cotton warp mats. Claims 20 percent savings by yard with further roll discounts and 40 yard rolls at reduced prices. Highlights fresh stock, new designs, and delivery holds for customers.

Ice Ito Agi

Gil the prize Chihuahua in local dog show

Gil a prize winning Chihuahua entered by Mrs J A Grace of 1837 H street will compete in the Miscellaneous class. The full grown four and a half pound dog weighed under two pounds at ten months and has won first prizes at Philadelphia and New York shows. Gil is dark lemon colored and touted as a fine specimen. his sire was Chicho and dam Luz with five generation pedigree.

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

Women Seek Jobs and Small Fashion Aids

A telephone company speaker argues young women are essential in operations as business education isn’t required. The piece notes women creating compact first aid kits, decorative gifts, and miniature leather travel hangers. It also covers glove etiquette, Southern women honoring Mrs. Davis, and an elderly craftsman who makes poodle foot rests for fashionably inclined boudoirs.

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