Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 5 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1915

Page

12

First Showing Mens New Spring Shirts

Announcing the first showing of men's spring shirts featuring striped patterns in attractive colors and two toned effects. Neglige style with soft or stiff cuffs and priced at 2.50. Plaited bosom shirts for dressy wear in fast colors and coat style at 2.00.

The New Millinery Delights at Spring Display

The shop unveils new spring millinery with all silk and satin hats, straw and silk blends, fresh panamas, military and turbans, sailor shapes, tailored black satin, and long veils. Each model features new colors, trims, and wearing styles, inviting customers to learn more today.

Engagement of Marian Van Buren to Rev Stanley Matthews Cleveland

Washington society notices at luncheon reveal Marian Van Buren, daughter of Mrs. Nelson Read Johnson, engaged to Rev. Stanley Matthews Cleveland of Cincinnati now in New York. The couple plans to wed in April. The event is described amid a sequence of diplomatic and social gatherings at Washingtons Shoreham and Calumet Place with prominent guests and officials in attendance.

Nelson Read Johnson Miss van Buren Marian van Buren Stanley Matthews Cleveland Cincinnati New York Zion St. Timothy's van Buren New Hampshire Avenue Martin van Buren Mr. Cleveland Stanley Matthews Supreme Bench John M. Harlan Johnson Washington New Jersey

Washington Society Notes Recap of Weddings and Gatherings

The Congressional Club hosts Mixa Marie Louisae Rebingon as guest of honor with a large reception lineup. Archbishops and bishops visit the capital as the Davis Sullivan wedding unfolds at a New Hampshire avenue home with a broad guest list and formal arrivals.

Congressional Club Mixa Marie Louisae Rebingon

At Home Notes From Washington Rows of Visitors

Mrs. and Miss Pugh will be at home today at 102 Mount Pleasant street for the last time this season. Mrs. James Walter Hues Mrs. John Hi Lapstick and Mrs. David Young host 4 to 7 at the Kenesaw. Col and Mrs Fowler of New York visit the Wizard briefly. Mrs. Richmond P. Davis hosted bridge and luncheon at Stoneleigh Court with Mrs. Kauffmann Connor Lott Thann Hall Flagler and Joseph Davies among the guests.

Connec Avenue John K. Shields Charles Hamlin George Chase George Leary New York Ruth Hitchcock Alice O Gorman Aleshire Sophy Sweet Thomas Watt Gregory Sixteenth Street Jane Gregory Texas Syste Oak Josephus Daniels The Dolphin Daniels Oscar Underwood A. W. Bagley John Small S J. Tribble J. Montague Swanar Sherley Fatrick F. Mebane Nash A P. Niblack Page Cora Bastey Albert Sidney Burleson Matthew T. Scott Carl Vrooman John Bankhead Finley South Carolina Kingman Capt. Kingman A. S Harrison Elzabeth Wright Davis W. H. Davis Wiliam D. Sullivan New Hampshire Avenue P. C. Gavan Shrine of the Sacred Heart Wallace A. Whittaker Frederick R. Gibbs Mrsac Archibald Gracie Louise Peckham Justice Peckham Supreme Bench Misa Edith Temple Gracie T. T. Craven P Street Brooklyn Commander Craven U.S. S Pauline Hedian Key Pittman Mintwood Place Judson C. Clementgs Covede Davis Washington Georges W. F. Swartzell Bancroft Place John G. Capers Cole Miss Berry Nashville, Tenn Lemuel Padgett John F. Shafroth Colorado Irving Street John Halli Stephens Representative Stephens Bridge Thomas L. Reilly Representative Reilly Connecticut Maryland Avenue Northeast H.W Saunders D. J. McGillicuddy Carl Trayden Obediah Gardner GR. Crisp James Wickersham BE. J. Cantwell J. C. Shea Miles Poindexter J. BR Peterson Charlies F. Johnson George O'Connor Marie Higgins J. A. M. Adair Ti. W.W. Vaughan William Kettner Thomas I. Rubey J. W. Byrns J. F. Byrnes Joseph T. Robinson T. J. Callahan W. E. Williams W. B. Francis Claude Kitchin Mdl. Foster T. J. Scully Willam Hughes T. W. Stubblefield Joseph J. Stussell James Townsend Paul Humphreys Hallacher Garfield Ormsby McCam Iman William Payne Meredith Garnett Harry Kerr John A. Logan Richard Wainwright Len Johnson Charles W. Richardson Pressley M. Rixey George Barrett Willard Ragsdale Joseph Thropp Howard Clark Alexander Stewart James R. Pugh Miss Pugh Mount Pleasant Street James Walter Hues John Hi. Lapstick David Young Kenesaw Col Mrs. E. Ss. Fowler Richmond P. Davis Stoneleigh Court Victor Kauffmann W. D. Connor Mra B. Lott T. G. Thann Archibald Hall Clement Flagler Joseph Davies

Also Mentioned on This Page

Woodward & Lothrop Paris Atuin F Street Taromrene Woodward & Lothrop Auditorium Caruso Emilio de Gosopia II McCormack Parrar Des Bigoux Jewel Lone Valentine Scotti Chops Farrar Victor Records Hardman Metropolitan Opera Co Whsang IK New Willard Clan Eereo Meyer Davis Drekerive Highlands Hotel Conn. Ave Californa St Eorge A. Mills Wspape Guiffre Talisa C. A. Muddiman & CO 12Th St Army Leopold N. Morlera Brazil Madame da Gama Shoreham Hotel Peru Madame Peret Thomas Patton Joe Cuba Regis de Oliviera Madame de Oliviera Clark Waggamann Misa Gladge Hinckley Alberto Tpanema Morlera Mrs. Harrison Benjamin }. Harrison John W. Foster Liza William Crozier Beatrice Clover Clover Frederick Keep Capt Mrs. Bakiwin 1X Street George H. Jameram Jamerson Ort Shafter Honolulu Secretary of the Navy Thomas Watt Gregore Mandeville Carlisle Buckner Randolph Franklin Adams Sophy Johnston Polly Morgan Alexandra Ewing David F. Houston Danford Mathurn Francia Warren Willard Baulsbury Fairchild Vrooman Agnes Hart Wilson Elater Mary Wilson Harris Entingg Robert Hollister Chapman J. Child Ferris Oklahoma Vatlop Indiana Danforth Francis Ohio Cramton Michigan Dilton South Dakota Duns Magle Fivans Fontana Fits Henry I Ilinois J. Harry Covington Thomas ©. Dawson W. W. Dixon Albert Douglas Fred Dubois Stephen B. Elkins Miss Curry California Miss Dunn Claudine Clements Dorothy Dennett Dr. Borden Tsiniel J. Borden Chevy Chase Club William Ayres Borden Coast Artillery Corps Loruthea Adams Dorothy Aleshire Margaret Baird Dorothy Brooks Francesa Dunn Pauline Kindleberger Helen McCumber Zenaida Merriam Marie Peary Lois Sprigg Pauline Stone Sallie Willams Dorothy Wyeth Miia Fox W. C. Borden Hoke Smith Ridley Mclean Colby Dodge Fiske Castillo William A. Hii Albert Willett A. O. Cameron J. O. Cameron Mrs. FF. © Roberts Lane Harriet Lane Senator Lane Oregon Miss Pipes Izetta Jewel Brown T. Andrews J. Walter Jett Archbishop Ireland John Ireland St. Paul, Minn Shoreham Janes McGotrich Duluth Thomas O'Gorman Sioux Falls, S.lnk Joan Parkin Gilford Dailiba Dutton Marine City, Mich H. A. Murphy Ogdenaburge N. Y James A. Montgomery Buffalo Hotel Powhatan J. W. Brown Windsay William HH. Brown M Street Committee On Pensions House of Representatives Sheldon Evans Charles Sherwood Mrs. Capers Howe Mrs. Atlee Pomerene Ollie James Mrs. Edson Hradley Senator James the Willard Cot Mrs. Harmon Toronto Frances Lippitt Senator Lippitt South Mrs. Ransdell James Harper Poor Mildred Poor A. Yelverton Peyton Garnett Henry Wlee 'Garnett University of Virginia Ransdell Senator Ransdell Louisiana Montana Miles Lillian Powell Lake Providence Rufus Fontenot George P. Mclean William Alden Smith William Traywood Louis C. Lehr Judah Seara Long Island Sears Kitty Cameron Moses I. Clapp the Ontario Houstone Alexander C. King Atlanta Mrs. King New Willard Samuel F. Houston Hugh J. Scott Fort Myer Philadelphia Archibald J. Borklie Warne, Pa Perry Belmont B. T. Stotesbury Anne Seymour Jones George F. O'Shaunessy Providence R. J Georgetown University Board of Regents University George H. Poske Margaret Brodnax John Hewson Dickson, Jr At & Jorstock Hobart Street A. Howard Clark Chester M. Clark Boston Nafinie Randolph Heth Camp 171 Confederate Memorial Hall Miss Heth San Francisco Leigh Palmer J. H. Lownes St Clair, Mich McIntosh Detroit J. D. Baird Darin Martin Mrs. and Mise Pugh Brighton Hotel Californian St Conan, Ave N. E. Sweet Brest John McCormack and Reinald Werrenrath General Distributors of Victor Products Steinway Pianos Detroit Electric Fierce-Arrow Bodie Prive Peckara Locomobile Palloran Lavemobile Pawewt Locomobile Company OF America Connecticut Avenue Washington, D. C H. A. Jenks de Sales Hand Laundry Dry Cleaners Rauncher L St. NW Poe Waaan Marton Kenda Hinds J. H. Small & Sons New York Corner 15Th and & Waldorf Autoria Broadway Herts Lakewood Market Pee Street Hal & Speigan Stoneleigh Court Conn Bret Floor Stephan AE. Cunninghame Mammoth Cloak and Suit House Seventh Street Seventh Streets Sunday Post Chives
Search Courier

Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication