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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1907

Page

33

Southern resort fashion featured for Palm Beach season wear

A display of apparel and accessories suits Southern resorts including Palm Beach Ormonde and St Augustine. Sheer dresses, tailored gowns, white serge suits and long or short coat effects appear alongside new walking skirts voiles panamas taffetas. Hand embroidered blouses exquisite lingerie waists and a wide range of fabrics and accessories for day and evening wear.

Palm Beach Ormonde St. Augustine Belfast

Dress Goods Offer on Second Floor G Street

Exquisite chiffon broad cloth in black, 34 inches wide, light and spotproof. Recently purchased stock enables this fabric at $2.50 per yard, down from $3.50, ready for the needle after sponging and shrinking. Includes French printed organ di es and mousseline options.

Footwear and Social Season For Southern Resorts Unveiled

LACK and Gray Suede shoes feature Louis XIV heels and sailor-tie effects with Beaded Patent Leather options. An array includes colonial shapes, themed colors Pink Blue White Red, Beaded and Plain A styles, plus House Slippers and Carriage Boots. Custom slippers matched to gowns offered with swift turnarounds and two week overgaiter deliveries. Third Noor-Tenth st.

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Beach resort line of exquisite MOUNCES arrives

Embroidery and Lace Dept on Main Floor G Street announces a new Palm beach line of MOUNCES for travelers heading to Southern resorts. The notice highlights the arrival as a refined accessory option for visitors.

Beach Palm

Hand-embroidered Linen Apparel on Main Floor

Readable ad listing hand embroidered linen wear and accessories not easily obtained later in the season. Includes walking suit patterns in medium weight fabric, linen waists and robes unfinished, French handkerchiefs and linens, embroidered batistes in white cream and biscuit tones. Also unmade batiste robes in pink blue and violet, plus new high grade embroideries, laces and delicate fabrics. Main floor GST.

Batiste

Gown Materials Invite Inspection of Rare Fabrics and Lace

Gown materials from Paris and other markets showcase silks satins wools and nets chiffons and mousselines with embroidery and jet or gold and silver glints. Trimmings laces berthas collars and lace by the yard reflect French modiste styles. Also featured are furniture rugs draperies bric a brac china glass and linens to beautify homes and entertaining spaces.

Paris Lyons Brussels St., Gall France England Austria Bavaria China Japan

Social and Personal Ambassador Dinner Hosts in Washington

Washington social notes recount dinners hosted by Baron and Baroness Rosen for staff from Colombia and Mine, and by ambassadors from Asia and Baroness Hosen. Cortes entertained the American Minister to Colombia and Mrs Davison, with several officials and dignitaries among the guests. Other items mention holiday visits by Gugman and Warren Fairbanks, upcoming at home dates for Henry of Connecticut, a large tea by Mrs Bliss, and a Pittsburg wedding of Mrs Morgan to Harold Davis, plus various social visits and host-guest arrangements around January events.

Baron Baroness Rosen Colombia Mine Cortes Davison Mme. Cortes Venezuela Russell Bacon Buchanan Walden Legation and Mine Gugman S1enry Connecticut William Metcalf Bliss Europe Shorear Deweyer Secuive

Paris socialites feud over titles and arts patronage

Extreme jealousy marks American colony life in Paris as Mrs Hart McKee hosts lavish events with royal guests. The piece notes McKee’s dinner circles, the Infanta Isabella of Spain celebration, and Sen. William A Clark's expanding art collection in New York, including Breton’s Harvesting the Poppies sold for 40,000 dollars. It traces Clark’s art taste, wife Mrs Clark, and acquisitions such as Fortuny’s Choosing a Model and Diaz forest scenes. Possible Spanish royal birth could trigger Cortes ceremonies and noble observances.

Paris America Hart McKee Hugh Tevis McKee Isabella Spain Mra McKee Prince AH Duke de Montpensier Curacoff Jules Breton William A. Clark Montana Fifth Avenue Bitty-seventh Street New York Montane Clark Senator Clark Mendelssohn Hall Fortuny George J. Gould Chicago N.Y Diaz

Royal Births and High Society Amid European News

The article catalogs anticipated royal births in Spain with the infant heirs of King Alfonso and the Infants Mercedes and Maria Teresa, notes Earl and Countess of Dudley visiting New York, and reports on society marriages and losses in New York and Bermuda. It also mentions Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia’s engagement to Princess Alexandra Victoria, the Thaw family scandal, and social events in Washington with Mrs. Fairbanks and Mrs. Roosevelt.

Spain Mercedes Alfonso Ma Ya Teresa Earl Dudley Weat Indies New York Ireland West Indies Lord Dudley Dublin Castile Washington Countess of Dudley

Washington society notes from a crowded New Year reception

The Vice President’s household was highlighted by his daughter Mrs Timmons and his son’s wife Mrs Warren Fairbanks of Chicago. Mrs Nicholas Longworth asserts society rules or new norms, while Mia Longworth hosts many calls andrecieves gifts from colleagues. Mrs Claute Swanson, wife of the Dominion’s chief executive, draws attention in Washington with distinctive outfits and a yellow leather jacket as she attends events and rides a bay horse.

Grippe Washington National Capital Senate Timmons Warren Fairbanks Chicago Nicholas Longworth Longworth Mia Longworth Calle Branch of Congress Virginia OM Dominion Claute Swanson

Diplomats at Auto Show Snapped by Army of Cameras

Washington diplomats visiting the seventh Madison Square Garden automobile show spent time inspecting exhibits and posing for photographers. They left Saturday night by car to the Waldorf Astoria, escorted by mounted police, and planned to return to Washington early Monday.

Washington Post New York Madison Square’ Garden Washington Publc Bulding Batur Waldorf-Astoria Brock

Natica Rives Engaged to Winnie P Burden at Lakewood

The Washington Post Lakewood announces the engagement of Miss Natica Rives to Winnie P Burden. Miss Rives, daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Rives, is a social favorite of Mrs Astor's circle. Winnie P Burden is son of Mr and Mrs James Burden, brother of Arthur Scott Burden.

Winnie” P. Burden Lakewood Washington Post N. J Natica Rives George W. Rives James Burden Bayes Mise Rives Mrs Astor Arthur Scott Burden Cynthia Roche Mina Rives New York

Will Receive Mrs Astor at Court for Presentations

London dispatch reports Queen Alexandra's stance on divorced women softened for young Mrs Waldorf Astor also known as Mrs Nannie Shaw who will be presented at court by Mrs Bingham sister to Mrs Pauline Astor. The Astors hosted at Cliveden recently with cousins Miss Paul and Miss Wayne who will also be presented and have gone to Paris for gowns on the Ambassador's list.

Washington Post London Queen Alexandra Waldorf Astor Nannie Shaw Bingham Pauline Astor Apender. Clay Astor Charles Dana Gibson

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