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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1914

Page

14

Clearance Sale on Overcoats Suits and Shirts

A wide clearance offer on overcoats and suits from renowned makers with integrity guarantees. Overcoats include single and double breasted, belted, patch pockets, shawl collars from 14.75 to 23.75 dollars. Suits in black blue gray and brown tones from 14.75 to 23.75 dollars, previously up to 40.00.

Bates Street Bates-Street Bates

Tan shoes offer distinct styles for discerning men

New models present Tan Viking Calfskin English Shoe with broad flange heel and straight lace, Limt Russia Calfskin with a medium round toe, High Russia Calfskin with straight last for long feet, and Tan Russia Calfskin Blucher on Button with high tassel, all in classic calfskin designs.

Russia van Viking

Guaranteed Non Shrinkable Underwear For Women And Children

Advertising brief proclaims guaranteed non shrinkable underwear in all wool silk wool merino and cotton with replacement guarantee. Features include women’s ribbed merino union suits in white, sizes up to adult, heavy cotton union suits, and children’s merino and cotton options with multiple fabrics and trims. Prices range from 80 cents to 2 dollars with main floor display note.

Women’s & Children’s Ecru

VICE-PRESIDENT AND WIFE ENTERTAINED AT DINNER

The Vice President and Mrs Marshall were guests at a diplomatic dinner hosted by the Postmaster General and Mrs Burleson. Attending were French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand, Mr and Mrs Hugh Wallace, Cant Capehart and Mrs Capehart, and many embassy counsellors and attachés from Austria Hungary Russia and other nations. A separate note says the Secretary of State hosted a gathering at Yale University Club in honor of Lord Kintore with many officials and literary figures.

Marshall Burleson Mme. Jusserand Hugh Wallace Cant Capehart Itelian Mme. Catalani Mme. Bakhmeteff Lane Mme. Havenit Mme. Ekengren Netherlands England Mme. van Swinderin Franklin MacVeagher Charles Page Bryan Zwiedlnek Col Golejevski Mme. Golejewski D' Any Miss Wetmore Mary Patten Blount Maurice Low Yancheon University Clu Eall of Kintore John. K. Osborne Oscar Straus New York James A. Stewart Imre Kiraffy Albert BE. Kiraffy Clarence A. Qwens The Southern Commercial Congress John Barrett Pan- American Unon Hart of Kintore Arthur Ramsay Fairmont Seminary Washington Ramsay Ida Husted Harper Frederick Haskins Thomas WW. Anderson John EB. Osborng John Sharp Williams Misa Flora Wilson Julia Willams Henry T. Rainey Irme Kiralfy Lord Kintore Josephus Daniels Single Oaks George Turner Senator Turner Spokane Wash Marine Band William J. Bryan Charles A. Spalding Homer Stanford Frank Anderson William K. Carr H. F. Andrews D.C. Roper William Dennis Thomas Symons McCoy New Jersey Ya Sister A. I. Alexander Savannah Alexander Secretary of Commerce Redfield Solicitor General Joan W. Davis Slayden Texas Representative Tuttle John A. Lomax Congressional Club Briggs Maine Lloyd Missouri Padgett Tennessee Houston Agriculture Howell Utah Miss Hawley Oregon Humphrey

Hif honors at Pekingese show in Westminster hall

Notes from Notes of the Smart Set record Hif honors at the Pekingese Club show held in Horticul tural Hall Westminster London with entries by Mrs P Hunloke Mrs Ashton Cross and others. Winners include Lady bury with Choo Tai and the Countess of Scarboroughs Yoto plus Rosemary with Gertrude Lady Decies and Kwa Kim with Lady Sutton.

Horticultural Hall Westminster London P. Hunloke Wingerworth Kouku Ashton Cross Lien Fa Alderbourne Bury Choo Tai Moor Park Lady Sutton Kwa Kim

Social season notes from Washington gatherings and visits

Long roster of dinners dances and receptions at the Washington barracks Willard hotel Shoreham Fort Myer and the Grafton with guests including Gen. and Mrs. Aleshire Col and Mrs Hodges Mrs Kuhn and others Mrs Gillett-Hill and daughter-in-law Mrs Edgar Logan Hill Mrs George von L Meyer and Julia Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Chandler and many others plus invitations for a Feb 1 wedding at Fort Mason Cal and various travelers mingling through the winter social calendar

John D. Adams A. N George von L. Meyer Julia Meyer Washington Alendale George von L. Meyer, Jr Florida Meyer Saltonstall Arthur Murray Sadie He Roussy Murray Henry Conner Pratt Murray Fort Mason Cal Maxwell Murray Coronado Pratt Presidio Monterey Roy C. Cunningham Coast Artillery Corps

Colorful Tastes and a Dining Plan for Milady

A playful note on food color names like oxtongue and tomato red, plus a Lake Forest plan for a shared community kitchen where three prominent families use one chef and three family tables. Also a kitchen trick for soothing invalid appetites by poaching a shy egg after a twelve hour water soak.

Lake Forest Chicago ‘News

Ban on the Tango Spreads in Rome and Florence

In Rome a majority of noblewomen banished the tango from salons following Cardinal Pompili’s instructions and a Vatican call for prohibition. Cardinal Pompili, for the pope, denounced the dance and urged absolute prohibition in the Holy See. In Florence the archbishop Mistrangelo joined the condemnation with a fundraising subscription to print a pamphlet opposing the dance.

Rome Basilio Pompil Cardinal Ponfpill Pope Pius Florence A. Mistrangelo Cardinal Pompili

Luxembourg Bans Tango Amid Church Influence

Berlin reports Luxembourg, swayed by the church, pledges a ban on tango advertising and performances. German states resist the dance while neighboring Luxembourg imposes severe restrictions, refusing tango instructions and event notices.

Washington Post Berlin Luxembourg Grand Duchy

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