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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1913

Page

12

New Shipments of Liberty Fabrics and Wares

New shipments of Liberty fabrics and wares are advertised as constantly arriving. The notice highlights Cretonnes, drapery silks, dress crepes, dress silks, velvets, hat scarfs, perfume jars, bedspreads and table covers in varied colors and refined textures. It appeals to patrons for immediate recognition and complete assortments in a refined retail offering.

Gat Liberty Taberty Cretonnes Iyvrian Jaberty Thracian Chussau Art Dept Fst Dvance

White House hosts guests including Tafts and guests depart

Washington diary notes guests at the Taft White House dinner and sendoffs. Mrs Taft and visitors depart. Helen Taft and Isabel Vincent attend luncheons and dances with notable figures. Ambassadors and professors attend gatherings. various social events unfold across Washington with repeated mentions of prominent names and venues.

Mrs. Taft White House Henry We Helen Taft Isabel Vincent Frances Lippitt Senator Lippitt W Street Senator du Pont Annile Robbins New York Mahlon Pitney

Washington Social Scene Buoyant At Stag Dinner

Representative William Kent of California hosted a Shoreham stag dinner with guests including Representatives Harrison of New York and Mississippi, Gardner, FitzGerald, and others. A long list of receptions and homecomings followed, with several weddings and society events noted, including Miss Gladys Lorraine Sonne’s marriage to Hugh Thomas at 1864 Irving Street and St Margaret’s Church ceremony for Miss Suzanne Lee Welton.

Henry F. Dimock Frederick Thompson Arthur Dodge New York John Hay Nicholas Anderson Hale McCormick Samuel Spencer Thomas F. Bayard John B. Henderson John Hays Hammond Norman Willams Rockwood Hoar Philip Sheridan Lyman Spencer Cosby Patten Burton Harrison Richardson Matthew T Scott Julian James Mark Hanna Mra. Morris Willard Montgomery Blair Nathan P Bryan J. W. Belt John E' Black Col Ltd. Brown Claude Bennett Senator Bankhead Thomas Chataré Julian Cabell C. H. Conrad John T. Callaghan RB. E Conant Holmes Conrad W A. Coombe Julian Cari C A. Culberson C. I Carter Augustus P Crenshaw H. Rozier Dulany John W. Davidge W. Corcoran Eustis F R. Ferguson W. F. Dennis W W. Finley D. A. Fletcher W. EB. Fowler H. D. Flood Thomas Hungerford R. C Holliday John M John Canersa Ira C. Copley William F. Dennis J. Edwin Ellerbe Reed Hunt Robert R. Hitt Albert Hill Joseph R. Knowland W. B. Lamar Gordon Lee Joseph Lester Mahlon Pitney Carroll‘ 8 Page R. Ross Perry Arthur T. Ramsay Hoke Smith Hdward M. Saunders Harriett J. Turner Mary Temple Horace Weatcott Wiliam Wheatley William H. Wilmer William Kent California Shoreham Harrison Mississippi Gardner Fitzgerald Tuttle Townsend Scully Ami | Dupre Gladys Lorraine Sonne Charles Sonne Hugh Thomas Sonne Irving Street Clarence Wise Iowa Avene Methodist Church Ilés Marguerite Fitzsimmons Jace Killarney William Hatterly Mr. Thomas St. Margaret's Church Suzanne Lee Welton Helen Taliaferro Walton Robert Griffith Finkenaur New Orleans Herbert Scott Smith Minnie Barton Menkin Robert Pepin Jones John T. Bilder A. Kenton Muhlemanp Normen A

Suffrage debate stirs politics with a hint of change

The franchise bill debate heightens as both sides claim momentum. Movements split MPs and the government, with militant tactics provoking backlash. Miss Violet Asquith, daughter of the British PM, sailed to Southampton after a New York visit, noting American newspapers impressed her and sparking talk of modern problems.

Violet Asquith England Southampton New York Henry Phippa Bryce America United States William Watson Richard le Gallienne Watson

Beauty: home canthrax shampoo promises glossy hair

Mrs Mae Martyn advises women to skip the hairdresser and wash at home using a canthrax rinse. Dissolve 4 teaspoonfuls in 2 cups hot water to make a cleansing shampoo that lathers richly, removes dust and dandruff, balances oil, and leaves scalp clean. The result is healthier hair and a luxurious natural tint.

Mae Martyn

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