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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1911

Page

12

Advance Showing Of Infants Spring Hats Bonnets And Coats

An early advance display presents infants and little children's spring hats bonnets and coats including French undergarments slips petticoats combination suits and dainty hand embroidery. Prices range from four to twenty dollars with elaborate laces ribbons and trims and new coats in cashmeres satins and checks. The display aims to help mothers plan wardrobes for a southern trip.

Noor Ehileventh St Milan

New Parame Corsets Offer Wide Range of Models

The Parame corsets present Paris-made, high-grade models to suit every figure, balancing form and comfort. Prices range from 7.50 to 18.50 with options in coutil, bengaline, silk materials, and various busts for slender to stout figures. Third floor Eleventh at.

Paris New Badford Androscoggin O. D Bergain ‘Ables Ark Wash Goods

Congressional Club to entertain Miss Taft tea

The Congressional Club announces a tea on January 28 from 6 to 7 PM in honor of Miss Helen Taft. A procession of society guests is listed including Mr. E R Sasacer and several prominent Washington figures, with other social engagements and a major Southern Relief ball noted for tonight.

Congressional Clubes Helen Taft Marlo Ray George W. Ray Miss Shields Pittsburg M. J. Colbert Arthur D. Addison Horace Westcott Edward White Hughes Lamar Lurton Huntington Wilson Beekman Winthrop Meyer Neagle Baroness Hengelmalier Bernstorff Moltke Uchida Senorit, Calderon T. DeWitt Talmigge Louis Lehr Beth Shepard Thropp Léster Perry Heath Henden Jennings J. J. Hemphil Mise Kibbey A. W. Greely B. J. Cromwell W. Corcoran Hil Howry Richards Lothrop Bradley Bradford John FP. Rodgers Shepperd A. C. Downing J. C. Boyd Hannis Taylor Charles Collins Theo

On Trip to Egypt and Society News of January

Mrs A R Eddy and Mrs Hobart of California sail on Cedric for Egypt to spend a year abroad. Mrs H F Cary of Rochambeau hosts her niece Miss Stallings from Larchmont. Mrs Van Oredel will not receive today but plans next Monday. Mrs Herstia Taplin and Mrs A L Barber are receiving. Mrs Le Droid Lang don Barber remains ill.

Dove Noyes Victor Kauffmann H. D. Frey Johnston Girard Richard P. Williams Robert Carlisle Mason Pinchot Eliphalet Andrews Sutherland John Blair C. Hw.tittman Murray Cobb Lars Anderson Lea Robinson H. C. Goodice Guy Fairfax Whiting Rick Flbor John A. Johnston Leonard Wood Gartington Rudolph Willams. Judson Claude B. Swanson H. T. B. Harris J. E. Craig Horton Hugh Gordon V. V. Jackson D. K. Jackson Mahegsey W.H. Wilmer Arthur Lee Eldridge Jordan Hugh $. Legare Horace H. Westcott Preston Re, Kitchin Miss Floyd Gibson George Y. Wheeler A. Kabernett Ferris Kepp S. Legare William P. Eno R. Latta Rainey B. Lee Cuthbert Brown M. Delet Hotel Driscoll. Freyre H. R. Dulany Montague Mead Moore Blair Lee A. PB. Crenshaw Conrad Becher G. J. Bell S. Adame G. Morgan Stone Tully Vaughan J. F. Johnston Clarke Waggaman H. ©. Sink Fred Fite HW. C. Gibbs A. H. Fergusson Julius Garfinkle H. M. Sullivan W. A. Coumbe W.L. Field Gen. Crozier R. L. Taylor Larz Anderson A. B. Fiske Nathan Wyeth Ranndall H. Hagner F. T. Lanner James Lansburgh R. L. Galt Willam King Chatard Francis Hagner Thomas Nelson Page T. A. Claytor Sinclair Bowen R. B. Carmichael B. Ray Morris F. Frey F. §. Beatty G. P. Kirkpatrick Alexander Britton Benjamin Micou A. Houghton Joseph A. Arnold G. P. Conway Edgar Mac&weeny Columbus Int Rose Ayler York Perry Arnold A. R. Eddy B. Hobart California Egypt H. F Cary the Rochambeau Miss Stallings J. E. Dockendorff Larchmont van Oredel Justice van Oradel A. L. Barber Belmont le Droid Langdon Barber

Mrs Bruguiere to wed again after denial stance

New York society pages report Mrs Pedar Bruguiere admitted she will marry for a third time, no date set. She plans to travel to Europe with her mother in law and will share plans upon departure, while denying earlier suggested engagements.

New York Pedar Bruguiere William P. Burden Milas Natica Rivas Europe

Fish as Fresh Food and Biblical Diet Rules

A terse diet note discusses fish as the least objectionable animal food when fresh, contrasts pork prohibition in the Bible, and cites Jesus feeding with bread. It warns decayed fish as dangerous and suggests pairing fresh fish with coarse cereal bread, dry white bread, vegetables, and fruit while cautioning digestion concerns.

Jesus

Crowned kinship weave ties Denmark England and Norway

Princess Maud of England, youngest daughter of King Howard, shares a family saga spanning Denmark Norway and Greece. A son born in Sandringham in 1902 grew into Olaf Haakon. royal titles shift as monarchs ascend. Queen Alexandra of England awaits coronation crowds as photobook pages reveal Prince Olaf’s playful life with dogs and horses.

Maud Norway Buckingham Palace London Prince Charles of Denmark Howard England Sandringham Alexander Edward Christian Fredérick Charles Sweden Haakon VII Alexander Olaf Haakon William Greece George I Queen Alexandra King Haakon George Alexandra Olaf Queen Maud Roples Kim

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