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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1906

Page

33

Opening Display of the New Spring Millinery

A promotional notice for a spring millinery showcase featuring Parisian designers Camille Rogers Caroline Reboux Maison Lewis Virot Esther Meyer Mangin Maurice and local milliners. Highlights include bright hats small hats real garden flowers feathers ribbons and Neapolitan braids with new Neapolitan Plateaux in graceful shapes. Mourning millinery by Mangin Maurice emphasizes elegant simplicity with drapery light materials and crepe. Also shown are Silk Lace and Feather Neck fixings with an invitation to inspect on the Green and Mahogany Salon on the second floor Tenth St.

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

Spring Millinery Trends Burnt Leghorn and Parisian Hats

A parade of fashionable summer hats including burnt Leghorn styles with turned brims and pink velvet cords, lace scarves on shepherdess shapes, lingerie hats with pink embroidery and Liberty ribbon, mulberry English walking shapes, jetted horsehair turbans, and blue ostrich feathered Neapolitan models. Parisian influence appears in favored designs and gilt-green plume accents.

Wallace

New Spring Corset Fashions Feature Embroidered Silks

New spring corset designs showcase intricate hand embroidery and ring waist silhouettes. The princesse hip and high bust model uses English eyelet with fern motifs and Wallace fans, finished with Liberty ribbon bows, while Lily of France styles add silk batiste with pink rose embroidery and Valk lace trim for a dainty effect.

Wallace Vogue Lily of France

New French Petticoats Describe Delicate Underwear

A French fashion note praises new petticoats for elegance and craft. Descriptions include a knee-length flounced style scalloped and hand-embroidered with Val lace, Swiss breading ribbon, and a large bow, plus silk and tacked versions trimmed with Wallace lace and a deep fan-shaped Spanish frounce with fine tucks and lace trim.

Val Jace Wallace

Spring Coats Hats and Bonnets for the Little Folks

Spring coats hats and bonnets for the little folks described with hand embroidered white sun bonnets peeka boo bonnets and white pique fabrics cool backs of white lawn mud avoid heavy pique flat sun hats with embroidery and ribbons pique coats with embroidered designs deep collars and capes dainty garments to be made with care

Social and Personal Portraits for Souvenirs in New York

Baroness von Sternburg and Vicomtesse de Feramond meet Miss Langham in New York while Mrs. Clark remains recovering after Morro Castle poisoning. A Metropolitan Opera benefit for the Legal Aid Society features Haensel and Gretel with Mrs. Roosevelt attending among numerous patronesses, and a souvenir book highlights the President's family and noted contributors.

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 Washingtons Life on Washington Birthday Service

Chaplain C C Pierce of Fort Myer spoke at the Washington Birthday union service held by the Boys Brigade and the YMCA boys department at 1733 G street NW. He recounted Washingtons life, noted his early courtship with Mary Phillips, a Tory, and drew lessons from Washingtons disciplined character. Music was provided 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 ties two families

Stephen Chaconas and Helen Skiados, both Greeks, wed in Concordia Hall with Orthodox Greek rites led by Rev. Jocian Alexopoulos. The ceremony featured rings exchanged by families, a wine toast, rice and candy shower, and a procession that filled the venue, followed by a carriage ride and reception as they began their married life.

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

Bargain Basement Matting Sale Brightens Home Upgrades

An introductory sale offers 20 percent savings on mattings by the yard and full rolls with further concessions for 40 yard rolls. New stock includes Seam­less China Matting in heavy quality, Lintan Short Straw, Heavy Palmed China, Fine Straw China, and Japanese Cotton Warp Mattings in blue red green and gold, with reversible patterns and durable designs. Rolls and yard prices vary, with quick delivery and order hold options.

Ice Ito Agi

Gil the Prize-Winning Chihuahua at City Show

Mrs. J A Grace of 1837 H Street enters Gil a full grown Chihuahua in Miscellaneous class. Gil weighs four and a half pounds, is a bright dark lemon color, and has won first prizes at Philadelphia and New York shows this winter. Pedigree traces to Chicho and Luz through five generations from Chihuahua Mexico.

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

Women at Work and Society Notes in a Busy Town

A local voice argues for more women operators in the telephone trade, praising bright breeding and willingness to learn over formal business education. The piece surveys women’s commerce from compact medical cases to Southern hospitality, glove etiquette, and a disabled woman’s craft making poodle foot rests for fashionable boudoirs.

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