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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1908

Page

21

Hand Embroidered Linen Apparel Directory Sample

A catalog style ad touts hand embroidered linen apparel and accessories including walking suit patterns, robes, handkerchiefs, laces, and batistes in white cream and biscuit shades. Also promoted are a dictionary and a Teachers Bible with maps and concordance, priced to attract buyers on the main floor.

Palm Beach Ormonde St. Augustine First Moor

Washington Social and Diplomatic Scene At Embassies

Washington society hosts a flurry of dinners and teas as ambassadors and their spouses entertain at the Brazilian Embassy and at official residences. The Roosevelts and Root join a busy week, with numerous diplomats, postmasters general, and congressmen among the guests. Debutantes prepare for society introductions while plans for a permanent dramatic group gain momentum after last season’s success.

Austria-Hungary Hengelmuiler Wiliam Douglas Sloane New York Cowles Edmund Hubbard Oelrichs Hengelmuller Meyer Bourke’ Cochran Robert Bacon Beekman Winthrop Clarence, Edwards Edwards Townsend Cameron Edgar Vincent London Apony Szent- Ivany Roosevelt Secretary of State Root Washington Society Tauschera Andrew Bradley

Plaza tea hour draws crowds to famed heiresses

Report from New York describes a sensational Plaza tea at which Gladys Vanderbilt and Count Lazslo Szechenyi, and Theodora Shonts with the Duc de Chaulnes, dominate attention. Crowds jam corridors, strike routes to rooms, and staff scramble to serve as observers note the social storm surrounding these international figures.

Plaza New York Gladys Vanderbilt Count Laszlo Szechen Mise Theodora Shonts Duc de Chaulnes A. Hi. Goodwin Lal Ann Fifth Avenue M. Pearl Mr. Sterry Red Room Miss Vanderblit Count Szechenyi Larry Payne Whitney Miss Vanderbilt Raymond Pynchon & Co Mixs Vanderbilt Lazzie Szechony Newport Vanderbilt House Anton Sigray Wil Wredding d’Uzes Boulanger America Lanier

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