Silk Sweaters and Angora Scarves Offered by Whonward & Lothrop
Whonward and Lothrop New York Washington Paris offer silk sweaters in multiple styles and colors with detachable collars belts and contrasting yokes. Prices range from 12.50 to 35.00 dollars per item. Kayser and Italian silk options feature double breasted, sailor collars, and knit silk bands. Angora wool scarves priced at 4.00 and 7.00 dollars, with flexible wear as neck scarves or hooded sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selec
Copenhagen
Royal
Kayser
Liberty Department
Opening Season Benefit Tonight for Working Boys Home
President and Mrs. Wilson to occupy a box at the benefit performance tonight with Mrs Wilson guest of honor at a Washington Club reception this afternoon. Numerous social leaders attend, with many entertaining and reserving tea dances and card parties across Washington in support of the Working Boys Home.
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Wilson
Sadlier
Barnett
Theater
Partisa
Arthur Hepburn
Hichard McCall
Charles Robb
Representative Sutherland
Duncan Philips
Arthur Glasgow
Mark Bristol
Winter fashion and society events in Bremen and Washington
A popular winter coat display features a black velvet suit trimmed with fur. Bremen social scene includes Miss Annie Shrie Pou and others while Army and Navy Club hosts a dinner dance for Mrs Thornburgh and guests. Miss Elizabeth Purcell hosts school friends at a Park Road home with cards and buffet lunch. Janet Richards will review weekly foreign affairs in Woodward & Lothrop.
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Butler D. Price
Thornburgh
Robert M. Thornburgh
Samuel E. ‘Winslow
J. C. Glilmore
Army and Navy Club
Elizabeth Purcell
Hugh M Purcell
Park Road
Helen Dunbar
Clara Morris
Ethel Perry
Olga Lowell
Dorothy Aplin
Katherine Purcell
Genevieve Flood
Goldy Stevens
William E. Grifin
Edwin Joyce
C. Albert Parker
Romine Taylor
Edwin Erving Stropell
Charles Collier
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Robert Miller
William Johnston
Arthur Bailey
Janet Richards
Sworld
Woodward & Lothrop
Middle West
Army
Social Weddings and Engagements Across New York and London
The text details 1838 wedding plans in New York including Katherine Moore Bayles's marriage to Ernest A. Bigelow Jr with Constance Moore as chief attendant and a Colony Club reception. It notes Elizabeth G. Ramsay and Van Wyck Ferris's Wilmington ceremony, Marquis of Granby’s engagement to Kathleen Tennant, and remarks on the Tennants' London circle and family finances.
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Katherine Moore
William Randall Bayles, Jr
Ernest A. Bigelow, Jr
St. Thomas’ Church
New York
Constance Moore
Helen JL. K. Porter
Priscila Bigelow
Boston
Caroline K. Porter
Eleanor Hartshorne
Cynthia Bigelow
Mr. Bigelow
Union Club
Elizabeth Gouverneur Morris’ Ramsay
William Gouverneur Ramsay
Wilmington
Del
van Wyck Ferris
Garden City
L. L
Trinity Church
Kirkus
Ferris
Isaac Ferris
University of New York
Real Estate Board of New York
Society of the Colonial Wars
Duke of Rutland
Marquis of Granby
Mra Asquith
Kathleen Tennant
Frank Tennant
London
Violet Asquith
Mr. Bonham- Carter
St. Margaret's
Westminster
Great
World of London
Mrs. Asquith
Duchess of Rutland
Miss Tennant
Charles Tennant
Morayshire
Death of Mrs Crumpton in Luray Kentucky ties
Mrs Clara G Crumpton 60 died last Friday in Luray Va after a brief illness. A Washington church figure she had lived at the Ulster Inn Nineteenth and Corcoran NW, with relatives in Kentucky and Ohio. Born Covington Ky she was active in church and charity work and will be buried in Covington today.
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Luray
Clara G. Crumpton
Washington
Crumpton
Ulster Inn
Nineteenth
Corcoran
Dodge Har
Kentucky
Ohio
Covington
Cardinal Gibbons Confirms 424 at St Andrew’s Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons led a splendor filled ceremony at St Andrew’s Catholic Church Baltimore confirming 400 children and 24 adults the largest class ever in the city. A 176 member Knights of the Holy Name formed a glittering bodyguard as the prelate arrived. Reverend Thomas Murray celebrated with deacons J A Cannavia and John Felix assisting.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
Knights of the Holy Name
Aiobile
Thomas Murray
Masa
J. A. Cannavia
John Felix
The Night Ned Burns Came To Helen's Door
Helen confronts Ned Burns when he forces his way into her home to reveal his renewed feelings. The confrontation escalates until the Thurstons arrive for a bridge game and Helen hides the truth, fearing Warren’s reaction. Ned apologizes and leaves with the guests, leaving Helen distressed and wary of Warren’s discovery.
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Elen
Ned Burns
Helen
Ned
Hom
Warren
New York
Norfolk
Burns
Thurstons
Mrs. Thurston
Thurston
Firs Thoraton
Mra Thurston
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