Soft Hats Come In New Early Spring Shapes and Colors
The collection features Soft Hats in fresh early spring shapes for young men in green, tan, gray, and black shades, offering varied styles and tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwan
Nobbs
Cardinal Gibbons Dinner Guests at Draper Home
A long list of guests attended a dinner and related social events hosted by the Draper household. Attendees included diplomats, judges, senators, ministers, and notable Washington figures, with multiple dinners, dances, and receptions noted across venues such as the New Willard and the New National Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
Draper Home
Social notes from Washington and surrounding scene
Personal mentions record Flora Wilson daughter of the Secretary of Agriculture arriving in New York from Europe, joining her father in Washington, and hosting tones in cabinet circles. Other items note Cuban inauguration attendance by ministers, diplomatic arrivals, receptions and lunches, and a charity event at Python Temple with local society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Wilson
New York
Europe
Portland
Chile
Mme Cruz
Washington
Cuba
Frances Benjamin Johnston
V Street
Cotillion Hosts and Diplomatic Guests at Slater Residence
Miss Ethel Roosevelt attended a cotillion hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William A Slater at their 1 street home with about ten guests from the younger set and diplomats. Mrs George Howard led the cotillion, with favors mostly flowers and ribbons. A Belgian minister’s son, Horace, was born January 10 to Mme Havenith, formerly Miss Helen Ffoulke of Washington. The Haveniths’ marriage to Miss Froulke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles M Froulke, was held last winter in the tapestry gallery of the Froulke residence on Massachusetts Avenue, a notable social event of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Mme. de Lagercranta
Interior
Garfield
Baroness Moncheur
Mme. Gude
Oliver
John W. Foster
Hermen Jennings
Kibbey
Henderson
John W.thomons
William Loeb, Jr
Fairbanks
New National Theater
Philadelphia
Trent Tim
Mons
Idaho
John O'Langhiin
Washington
Victor Kauffmann
Charles W. Fairbanks
Warren Fairbanks
Nicaragua
Mme. Corea
Norman Wiliams
Warren Morgan
Wilfred M. Barton
H Street
Chamberlain
Old Point
Katherine Crane
Comfort
Morgan
J. Burnet Crane
Misa Ethel Wyeth Colvin
Gallimors
Misses
Nan Foster
Fred Foster
Roanoke
Dy Musa Taylor
Charles Elwood Foster
Sixteenth Street
James William Ashton
Olean
N.Y
West
San Francisco
Japan
Orient
Janetta Alexander
Charles B. Alexander
New York
Ethel Roosevelt
Jamey Dunning
Millan
Walcott
Italy
William A Slater
George Howard
Asen
Persia
Mme
Havenith
Helen Ffoulke
Horace
Froulke
Charles M Froulke
Massachusetts Avenue
America
Tropics
Jonz Tiema
Rules For Carriages At White House Reception
At tonight's reception carriages will approach from the north to the east entrance opposite the Treasury. Pedestrians follow the same route. Carriages will be parked around the ellipse in the White Lot after discharging passengers. Gates open at 9 o'clock. two carriages drive under the porte cochere simultaneously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Treasury
White Lot
Seventeenth Street
Fashion's Fads and Fancies at Mrs J Duncan Met's Dinner
A lavish winter entertainment at 103 Madison Avenue New York honored Archbishop Marley. Details include footmen at the doorway, a throne room setup with mauve orchids, and the host Dr Emmet and Mrs Emmet hosting a refined dinner for notable guests. Afterward music was enjoyed by guests amid ornate table settings and archbishop regalia. An accompanying opinion on ballroom fashion follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet
JC R Alexander
Douglas Robinson
J. Russell Soler
Harry & Lear
Archer M Huntington
Antonio de Navarro
Gouverneur Kortright
Leary
Knowlton
Mies de Garrit
F. Townsend Martin
Father Lewis
Father McClusky
St. Francis Xavier's Church
Met
Miss Leary
Dr. and i
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Paris
Valentines
Valentine
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hirsh, Wickwire & Company
OFEBR
Sporting Goods Department
U.S. Springfield Rifles
Springfield
United States
United States War Department
Sporting Goods Dept
William P. Lowed
New Willard
Praper
Sumjest
Hlameriin
Dorothy Willams
Eminence Cardinal Gibbons
Sallie Garlington
DeLaney
Humphrey
Hengelmuller
Justice
Mra. McKenna
Justice White
Justice Moody
Justice Moody, Sénator and Mrs. Elkine
Monsignor O'Connell
Miss Koon
Highland
E Ten
Bryce
Baron Rosen
Miss Cannot
Ping
Mme. de Calderon
Mme. Cortes
Wotherspoon
J. van Vechten Otcott
Latz Anderson
Woodward
Carnegie Institute
James B. Scott
Macfarland
Hanna
Foraker
Robeson
Henry Cleveland Perkins
Charles B. Perkins
Boston
Muslice
Ogiesworth
Sowerby
Young
Beresford-Hope
Argentina
Mme. Portela
Huntington Wilson
Servia
Bulgaria
Mre. Wilson
Mme. de Quesada
Mme. Cruz
Greece
Coromilas
Colombia
Legation
Browinckel
Fremont-Smith
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Olyvera
Costa
Portela
Wiliam Henry
Maj
George Downey
Arthur Lee
Charles McFee
Lea Phillips
Pettus
Chatman
Hemenway
New Wittad
New National
James Gray
Morris Evans
Margaret Gray
Martha Ross
James £. Watson
George Hemenway
Logan
Stoneleigh Court
Gen
Duvall
Soan
Philippine Islands
Gen Bacon
Alden Smith
Foss
Selridge
Pullman
N. B. Payne
Tucker
Gillespie
Dryden
Depew
Dwight
Casey
Symons
Phelps Eno
Admiral O'Neil
Patterson
Fritz Briesen
Wright
Robert Harper
Justice Wright
Misser Wright
Wynne
Shepard
Ming Knox
Mas Shuey
Miss Hosser
Fearn
Cassel
Carbo
Ruth Alexander
Danville
Shépard
Mise Lota Kokel
Baltimore
Huyck
Kenyon
Harper
Barnard
Fancoln
Mr Fleming
Kite
Heth
Hendrick
Schneider
Shuith
Donaldson
Hickting
Irving Smith
Finch
Misa Finch
Mrs. McCabe
Southern Bell Bront
Mra. T. de
Witt Talmage
McCall
Loose
Wallace Chiswell
Burington
Robert L. Owen
Senator Owen
Okeahoma
Shoreham
Thomas H. Carter
Ira BH. Bennett
Leonard Hochstadter
Fare Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Old Magsome Temple
Trinity
St. Mark’s
Episcopal Bar
Rye
Thraat Hospital
Trinity Committee
Richard P Williams
Wiliam R Mgers
Willam Stuert
W. W. White
Miss White
International Bureau of American Republics
Trinity College
Eeta Sigma Phi Sorority
S Mall Manufacturers' Association
Auditorium Annex
Chicago
Barrett
Uncle Sam
Mies Regina Hoswald
Montgomery, Ala
David Lionel Frank
New York City
Marchesa di Montagliari
N Street
Mexico
Mme. Godoy
Col
A. T. Hawkes
Judge
Mrs. Hatch
Rhode Island Avenue
William Alden Smith
Miss Agnes Jewell
Grand Rapids
Martha A. Nelson Finch
Max Annne Finch
Virginia
the Farragut
Mme. Quesada
Anagon
Moss Aurora de Quesada
Master Gonzales de Quesada
Republic
Mme de Quesada
McMorran
the Arlington
Charles Dick
Senator Dick
Adams
Dixon
Montana
Frank H. Briggs
Senator Frye
Hamilton
Seymour
Misses Seymour
Milton E Alles
1820 1 Street
Bankhead
Senator Bankead
Michigan
Simmons
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Overman
Senator Over
Man
Cochran
Smoot
Senator Smoot
Byron S Adams
Myer Cohen
Ome
Andrew B. Graham
Miss Abrahams
Albert Pike
Don Garlos
O Street
Pike
KE. J. Burkett
Benator Burkett
Mncovsky
David Mancovsky
A. Wolf
Hi Street
George F. Daly
Mr. and
Mrs. Slater
Maj. Horton
Varly
China
F Street
Behrend’s
7Th St
Eleventh Street
Philips
Vv. D. Rosen
Wm. Rogers & Son
Guggen- Vons
Pelvete Reaiden
Rochon
A. Lehman's
Ceres
Wm.m. Galt & Co. Tat
Ind. Avs
Golden & Co
Metal Bea
E. WM
Limerick Center
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