Clearance Sale of Women's Fur Coats and Linings
Entire stock of fur and fur lined coats is included with no reservations. The styles feature the latest cuts and slender lines with real fur skins such as near seal Hudson seal caracal marmot Japanese mink Persian lamb and pony skin. Rich silk linings and brocade inner linings accompany coats. Reductions range from one quarter to one third off regular prices with clearly marked original and reduced prices. Unimpeachable quality and wide selection enhance these reductions.
Society Players Stage Earnest for House of Mercy Benefit
A society charity performance of The Importance of Being Earnest in Baltimore drew a refined crowd, directed by Miss Margaret Carey. Notables attended in boxes hosted by Mrs Taft and others, with many hospitalities offered and a wide guest list from prominent families and officials. A separate Columbia Theater event hosted Senator Thomas H. Carter and Miss Helen Taft with a large dinner and dance, featuring the Maine Band and pink floral decor, drawing guests from Washington, New York, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
House of Mercy
Margaret Carey
J Howard Eager
John Worthing
A S A Brady
Algernon Monerieff
Rossiter
Lane
Algernon
Hamilton Owens
Merriman
Jack
Eloise B. Bond
Lady Bracknell
Nina W. Gaither
Gwendoen Fairfax
Janet Llowell
Cecily Cardew
Helen Rous
Miss Prism
Chandler P. Anderson
John Story
Herbert Wadsworth
de Smirnoff
Julian James
Bishop Harding
Randall Hoes
Gouverneur
Misa Gouverneur
Gheen
Thomas H. Carter
Helen Taft
Mauscher’s
Ahiss Taft
Killarney
Maine
Montana
Carter
Louise Treacy
Helens
Mont
Thomas J. Walker
Butte
John W. Potter
New York
James L Galen
Alaska
Helen Walker
James Blaine Walker
John B. Ryan
Farly
Washington
Taft
Anderson
Harriet Anderson
Margery Alpshire
Louise Bayne
Gordon
Helen Buchanan
Marguerite Carter
Iala Carter
Chaumberlain
Minnie Conrad
Spencer Cosby
John W. Cotter
Julia Crosby
Florence Davis
Wees Dulles
Carmel Egan
Dinner Guests at Italian Embassy Amid Foreign Dignitaries
The Italian Ambassador and Marchesa Cusani hosted last night with Commander Cesare Cilici of the Duca d Aosta and embassy staff. Signor Marcel a Bici, the embassy legal adviser, and Mrs. Robert Hinckley attended. Tonight Mrs. Hinckley hosts for the Minister to Norway. Additional dinners featured the Danish Minister, Countess Moltke, and the President’s secretary with Mrs. Norton. General and Mrs Ernst entertained for Mr and Mrs Angen Phelps Stokes. Rep James R Mann joined the host list. Mrs. Kean gave a luncheon for Mrs Hale yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchesa Cusani
Cesare Cilici
Duca d
Countess Moltke
Charles D. Norton
Angen Phelps Stokes
Reception and Ball for Sons of the American Revolution in DC
The District of Columbia Society of the Sons of the American Revolution held a reception and ball at the Arlington Hotel last night after a small business meeting. President General William A. Marble spoke, with Rear Admiral George W. Baird and Mrs. Baird hosting. The event featured gowns, bouquets, and a floor committee led by Frank B. Martin, plus music by Mrs. Huron W. Lawson and others. D G C Arosemens departed Washington for New York en route to Panama where elected vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia Society of ‘the Sons of the American Revolution
Arlington Hotel
William A. Marble
District Society
George W. Baird
George M. Sternberg
William A. E.doying
Charles Lemartine DuBois
Claude F. King
Clifford R. Wythe
Alfred McC. Robbins
John T. Chesley
John Catesby Weedon
Joseph I. Keefer
Benjamin F. Larcombe
Augustus T. Taylor
Edward B. Moore
Fred D. Gwen
Frank Lee
Childs
Huron W. Lawson
Robert Seel
Lucy Brickenstein
Washington Social Roundup Notes A Month of Events
A Washington social page details tea gatherings at 1527 Rhode Island avenue hosted by Miss Elsie Castle with guests including Miss Edith Gracie and Miss Stella Carusi. Marriage announcements cover Mr. John C. Dillion and Miss Mae McClung Childress at 2025 Kalorama road, planning a Norfolk home. Southern Relief ball features new minuets by guests from multiple states. Various society luminaries and diplomats attend teas, luncheons, and boxes at Cairo and Stoneleigh Court, with forthcoming gatherings and travel plans across cities like Philadelphia, New York, Louisville, Baltimore, and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Gracie
Elsie Castle
A. B. Castle
Rhode Island Avenue
Stella Carusi
Iris Masters
Frances Mill Jer
Marie Ray
John C. Dillion
Mae McClung Childress
Kalorama Road
Guy L. Edie
John A. Shannon
Dillon
Col B. Dillon
Lexington
Capt. C. Childress
Christiansburg
Norfolk
Washington
Earl Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Willerd
Harl Chamberlain
R. Grifflin
H. Hooper
Culpeper
Anne Childress
Elizabeth Schaeffer
Guy Edie
Robert L. Taylor
Senator Taylor
Tennessee
Arthur Lee
Taylor
Ruth Wynne
Carbo
Lucinda
Lee
Miss Sheridan
Miss Brooke
Jane Sands
McCauley
Haywood
Catherine Brown
Alice Whiting
Julia Whiting
Pratt
Newbill
Harold Candee
John Barr
William Bowie Clarke
Sinclair Manning
Mason Remey
Maurice Moore
Readers Report Benefits From Following Dietary Hints
A reader describes using a monodiet of apples for breakfast beans and brown bread for lunch dates for dinner and buttermilk at bedtime after reading hints from a paper library file. They report gaining 11 pounds since starting the diet. The writer notes it may not suit all but shows that some improvement is feasible.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Eleventh St
Athey
Parerive
Society
Miss Taft
Joseph P. Dunn
Melville T. Eslin
Arthur Foraker
James Galen
Ralph Gamble
Frederick Gibbs
Cary T. Grayson
Chauncey Hackett
John B Henderson
Harry Hickey
Douglas Hillyer
W. E. Horton
Graham L. Johnson
Gordon Larmey
Charles Lavelle
Byron A Long
E McDonald
William F. Miltenberger
L C. Palmer
Henry C. Pratt
John Power
H. L. Spencer
George O. Squier
Daniel W. Shea
Harry Ley
Charles Rockwell
White House
C. C. Marsh
Robert Hinckley
Norway
HB. HE. D. Peirce
Ernst
Miss Ernst
James R. Mann
D. CG. Arosemens
Panama
Misses Whiting
Whiting
Guy Fairfax Whiting
Belasco Theater
Louise Hellen
Misa Frances Noyes
Merriam
Misa Adelaide Heath
Morgenstierns
Legation
Wiliam Bowie Clarke
George Totten
Arthur Hellen
Mohels
Vienna
Hlaris
Galt & Bro
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mrs. Whiting
Wyville
Laurence Swearingen
Louisville
Louise Robertson
Cairo
Alice E. Morton
Georgetown
P Street
The
Southern Relief Society
Robert B. Les
Arlington Sect
Alie Norment Horlby
Rauscher’s
Ida Norment Smith
Raymond Rodgers
Miss Rodgers
Stoneleigh Court
Mme. Lefevre-Pontalis
Tropics
Clomans
London
Sydney A. Cloman
John Hays Hammond
Secretary of the Treasury
MacVeagh
Charles MacVeash
Miss Singer
Pittsburg
Secretary of State
Knox
William Phelps Eno
Burleson
Austin
Tex
Willam Ruffin Cox
Richmond
National Society of Colonial Dames
Shoreham
Mrs. Wiliam Wallace Johnston
Thomas A . Bureh
Newton Street
Victor G. Fischer
William 8. Stanley and
A. Camp Stanley
Massachusetts Avenue
Europe
Meyer
Secretary of the Navy
Mme. Pfister
Mrs. Crane
W. Murray Crane
Robert I. Taylor
Rayner
Senator Rayner
George Sutherland
Highlands
Sutton
Sutherland
T. N. Macdonald
Timothy Anaberry
Miss Egan
Miss Hicks
Aisa Boutell
Percy
Senator Percy
Bankhead
Riggs Hotel
William Alden Smith
Benjamin
Hauchett
Grand Rapids
Mich
William Lt. Marshall
Marshell
Atlantic City
Dennett
the Land Office
Ellis
Representative Ellis
Oregon
McCredie
Representative McCredie
Mrs. Birmingham
Henry P. Birmingham
Charles G. Thorn
Miss Thorn
Mra Dentsey
John G. Capers
Mrs. Remey
Miss Remey
Nee Maxwell Kerr Gilmour
Toronto
Gilmour
J.davis Brod
Robinson
Tel
T. J. Allen
Joseph B. Bowles
Gota G
Paris Point
Black Wolf
Shannon A Blues
Hudson Bay
Small’s Flowers
J.h.small & Sons
New YO
Waldorf-Astoria
Broadway
V. D. Rosen
Kenois
Juliet
Ostrich Feather Shop
G Street
Ecos
Marinello
Tunello Absaqit
Hattie M. Shacklette
An É Cornwell
ISE
Burnham
Mobili
Underwood
Glasasa & Blackwell
Crosse Findon
Post
Philipsborn
A. Arnstam & Co
Fifth Ave
St. Gail
Andrews
Andrews Paper Co
Louisiana Avenue
N. W
St. N. W
Stinemetz F Street
Cor
How Neen Meyer
Ave
Gough Hall
O'Donnell
Boyd’s
M. J. Boyd
Sunday Post
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