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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1916

Page

8

Cloudward & Lothrop Year End Message to Washington

Cloudward and Lothrop address Washington readers in a year end note praising superior merchandise facilities. They credit foreign Paris and domestic sources for ample stock while stressing quality over low price and intelligent buying, noting the unusual year and their protective stance against inferior goods.

Woodward & Lothrop

A Store of Better Service and Real Helpfulness

Looking back on the old year we commend Citizens' Associations for supporting advertising improvement in Washington. The store notes it handled the largest Holiday Business in its history with less confusion and greater efficiency, crediting the store family for their enthusiastic and conscientious service to friends and patrons.

Citizens’ Associations Washington

Notable Guests Attend New Willard Reception for Pan American Congress

A lunch in the Med room at the New Willard hosted by Mrs. E W Cole of Tennessee welcomed prominent figures from Latin America and Canadian and U S guests including Lady Aberdeen Mrs Josephus Daniels Mrs Albert Sidney Burleson Mrs John K Shields and Mrs William Story A large floral display of pink azaleas and roses adorned the hall while Cuban Dominican Guatemalan Honduran Mexican Nicaraguan Salvadoran Panamanian Paraguayan Peruvian Uruguayan Venezuelan and other dignitaries mingled with American society figures in a cosmopolitan scene.

Met New Willard E. W. Cole Tennessee Lady Aberdeen Marquis of Aberdeen Canada Josephus Daniels Albert Sidney Burleson John K. Shields William Cumming Story The Daughters of the American Revolution Cole Misa Mary Temple E. de Lebredo Mme. de Fuentes Mme Blanche Z. de Baralt Mise Blanca Baralt Adela S Baralt Sefiora Moises A. Vietes Mme. de Comallonga Cuba Seforita Andres Montolio Dominican Republic Mme. Jauregui Matos Margarita Fobles Sefiorita Robles Guatemala Maria Luisa Davilla Amelia Davilla Trinidad de Valladares Creatina de Campos Honduras Casasus Sefiorita Obregon Mexico Misa Anita Mario Gomez Nicaragua Mercedes de Garay Panama Sefiorita D. F. de Irala Paraguay Louise Morale Macedo Sefiorita Tells Sefiorita Maytua Sefiorita Deustua Carmen de Pinilla Peru Claudia de Guirola Conchite Guirola Salvador Hichepare Sefiorita Gonzalez Sefiorita Montevarde de Montevarde Uruguay de Andara de Gonzalez Barcelo Rincones Ibarra Gorticoa Venezuela Aberdeen Daniels Bhrleson Story Bankhead Bromley Howry Claxton Hutchins Chatard Thetis Lima John Temple Graves Thropp Samuel Spencer McChord Joseph Folk Stafford New York

Debutante Misa Teresa Granda y Pezet Presented at Pan American

A grand reception and dance yesterday at the Pan American building honored Misa Teresa Granda y Pezet, the Peruvian minister's niece and season’s first debutante in the diplomatic corps. Guests entered via the marble stairs to the Ameri cas Halls as a string orchestra played, with a tea table centerpiece of American beauty roses and red candles. Mme Pezet wore a gold net gown embroidered in gold and silver on gold velvet, featuring a silver-gold jacket bodice with a black chrysanthemum center.

Mme. Pezet Misa Teresa Granda Y Pezet Diplomatic Corps Stepatio Americas Mme. Peet

Debutante Attends Pan American Congress Social

A debutante wore a white tulle gown over ink satin with a silver girdle and pink rosebuds and carried pink roses. Her attendants included Mrs. McAdoo and many other cabinet and diplomatic figures, reflecting Washington society during the Pan American Scientific Congress attendance.

McAdoo Secretary of the Treasury Lana of the Interior Swanson Flood Dunn Gorgas Victor Blue Henry Breckinridge DeWitt Falmage Christian Hemmick Arthur Lee Cleveland Perkins Charles Warren William Robertson Lucy Burleson Carlete de Pena Grynga Raybaud Edith Blair

Distinguished Guests at the Reception

A long list of attendees includes Mrs. Lansing wife of the Secretary of State Mrs. Burleson wife of the Postmaster General and numerous diplomats and social leaders. Guests from Cuba Greece Panama Switzerland and many American families joined the reception reflecting a broad diplomatic and social circle.

Lansing Burleson Mme. de Cespedes Mme. Ritter Morales Vouros Greece de Pena Mercedes Godoy Lefevre Panama Walsh John Wiley Delos Blodgett Misa Blodgett Harold Norton Irwin Suzanne Chase Edward Tillman Margheritta Tillman Calderon Perry Belmont Richard Dubois Hill Hunt Slgfer Miss Heth Nennie Randolph Heth Borah Ollie James Hitchcock Ruth Hitchcock Overman Miss Overman Ragsdale Shields Miss Shields Weeka Wadsworth Underwood Chatard Thomas Ewing Elkins William Corcoran Hill Howry Misses Howry Gheen Dudley Morgan Peary Sheridan Symonds Arthur Willett John Barrett Vanes Charles Walcott Hannis Taylor Miss Taylor Clover Fahnestock Gaff Admiral Edson Stradley Aleshire Bennett Col Bryan John H. Gibbons A Cushman Richard Harly Mackay-Smith Smith John Randolph A Keert Roosevelt Misa Ruth Potter Ide Wilson Marga ‘Ho! Bonnie Mary Ler Vent Bowie Clark Lawrence Townsend Anita Kite Misa Ued Niue

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