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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1909

Page

21

Soft Hats in New Early Spring Shapes for Young Men

We present other Soft Hats in new early spring shapes for young men in various shades of green, tans, grays and black.

Iwan Nobbs

Cardinal Gibbons Dinner Guests At Draper Home

A long list of dinner guests filled the Draper home and later the New Willard. Notables included ambassadors, ministers, judges, senators, and generals from various nations and the United States, with multiple receptions and theater plans noted.

Cardinal Gibbons Draper Home

Washington Society Notes Covers Guest Hosts And Casual Visits

Miss Flora Wilson daughter of the Secretary of Agriculture arrives from Europe and joins her father in Washington at the Portland while honing her voice. Various diplomats and consular figures prepare Cuba inaugurations and Washington dinners with receptions and studio hours noted for January events and charitable efforts.

Flora Wilson New York Europe Portland Chile Mme Cruz Washington Cuba Frances Benjamin Johnston V Street

Cotillion at Slater Residence Hosts Miss Ethel Roosevelt

Miss Ethel Roosevelt attended a cotillion hosted by Mr and Mrs William A Slater at their 1 street home. About ten guests including the younger set and diplomats participated led by Mrs George Howard. Also noted is the Belgian minister to Persia’s newborn Horace born January 10 to Mme Havenith formerly Miss Helen Ffoulke of Washington. Havenith and Miss Froulke’s winter marriage at the Froulke residence in Massachusetts Avenue marked a notable season event.

Sweden Mme. de Lagercranta Interior Garfield Baroness Moncheur Mme. Gude Oliver John W. Foster Hermen Jennings Kibbey Henderson Argentina Mme. Portela Huntington Wilson Servia Bulgaria Mre. Wilson Cuba Mme. de Quesada Mme. Cruz Greece Coromilas Colombia Legation Browinckel Fremont-Smith John Barrett Bureau of American Republics Olyvera Costa Portela 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 Marchesa di Montagliari Shoreham N Street Mexico Mme. Godoy 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

Rules for Carriages at White House Reception

The article outlines arrival routes for carriages and pedestrians at the White House for a reception. It notes north to east entrance access, electric carriage calls, numbered checks and tickets, cloak handling, and guided entry via the southwest gate from 8 30 p m with special carriage cards directing access to the south portico route.

White House Treasury White Lot Seventeenth Street

Fashion's Fads and Fancies at Met's Elegant Archbishop Dinner

A gala dining and musicale at 103 Madison Avenue honors the Archbishop of New York. Notable guests include Alexander, Douglas Robinson, Huntington, de Navarro, and Rev. Father McClusky. Mrs Emmet wore white satin with a diadem as the archbishop arrived by footmen and a rose damask drawing room housed a throne and gilded centerpiece. The event featured a lavish mauve orchid table decor and an ornate antique centerpiece. After dinner, music filled the drawing room with additional guests. A separate opinion piece criticizes ballroom trains, arguing they spread microbes and hinder movement, calling trains impractical and unsightly, while noting fashion trends and social perceptions.

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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