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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1914

Page

12

New Shadow Lace and Chiffon Waists Lead Spring Styles

Woodward and Lothrop showcases spring waists in New York and Paris trends. Blouse styles with drop shoulders and three-quarter sleeves feature shadow lace over colored chiffon and chiffon with plain vest. Necklines use ruffling, Medici collar hints, and lace cuffs, with white or flesh shades accented by green, salmon, or lemon vests.

Women's New Neckwear Giving an Insight Into Spring Fashions

The article previews spring neckwear and fashion novelties arriving in limited quantities. It highlights fichus in shadow lace and nets with new collars, organdie collars and cuffs, guimpes for various necklines, and separate sleeves in white, ecru, and black as the season nears.

Diplomatic Dinner Roundtable At Washington Hosts

A sequence of high level dinners in Washington last night featured the Russian envoy and Mme Bakhmetoff with foreign dignitaries, the Argentine minister and Mme Noon hosting Postmaster General Burleson, and numerous ambassadors, ministers, and officials from France, Turkey, Peru, Spain, and Britain. Notable attendees included John Barrett, Brackinridge, Gordon, and Gen. Wood, with further events at Chevy Chase Club and the Chevy Chase home fronted by Mrs. A. T. Britton and others.

Ambasaador Mme. Bakhmeteff Mme. Jusserand Spring-Rice Senator Burton Peru Mme. Pezet State Department John Bassett Moore Philip Sheridan Stephen B. Elkins Charles L. McCawley Woodbury Blair Argentina Mme. Noon Burleson John W. Garrett Uruguay Mme de Pena Bulkley John Barrett Mme. de Areullo Ench Viscountess Benoist de’Azy Breckinridge Albert Ll. Mulls Secretary of the Navy Daniels Slayden Texas Stockton Henry G. Sharpe John D. Adams Secretary of the Interior Lane Ira Copley Cummins James R. Mann George W. Fairchild Y. C. O’'Laughin John Barton Payne Morgan Leonard Wood Charles Page Bryan Mabel Boardman Mme Dumba Gen Biddle Chevy Chase Club Ellen Biddle Shinman James Biddle Britten Mena Ballard Louisville Churchill Paxton Lowe Capt Matthews A. T. Britton Clara Smith Ahsley Robert Ransdell Biscoe Mr. Rivas Col. Ladd McConsbe Ensign Simpson George W. Elliott M. M. Parker, Jr Guich

Amaryllis yacht and society notices from exchanges

Notes from exchanges discuss John W Mackay’s new yacht the Amaryllis bought from the Marquis de Hautpoul, its luxurious interior, and Mrs Mackay’s dislike of the sea. The item also covers society engagements including Elia Marian Lindley’s engagement to William Edgar Baker Jr and various social events, receptions, and hostess lists at the Willard Hotel and Washington circles.

Rs. John. W. Mackkay Marquis de Hautpoul Colonna Stignano Queen Alexandra Cowes Princess of Wales Marquise de Hautpoul

Washington Socials Highlight Warm Winter Court

A busy scene in Washington unfolds with luncheons in the Capitol Speaker’s dining room honoring Dr. and Mrs. Rand of Kentucky, dinners for fourteen, and a double box party at the New National Theater for Miss Genevieve Clark. Wedding news follows with Miss Ruth Chamberlain Moore marrying Edmund Carrington at 229 O Street NW, the reception, buffet supper, and a March home at the Chalfonte.

Jerry Sowth Capitol Rand Kentucky Charpy Clark South Trimble Floyd Arkansas Aiken South Carolina Frederick Palmer A. Stanley Swagar Shirley Marie Sims Representative Sims Tennessee New National Theater Genevieve Clark Lucy Burleson Sidney Burleson Marcia Murdock Katherine Beach Ruth Patterson Judith Norment Amy Bennett Virginia Jeffreys Elizabeth Wiley William Lewis Beale Frank J. Bannon Germantown

Notable Society News From Washington Reception and Weddings

New York attendees visiting Washington for a presidential reception stay at Hotel Powhatan. Several society figures plan February visits or receptions. A wedding at the bride’s home by Rev. William A. Haggerty united Henry A. Goodman and Miss C. Mac Gould. couple to reside at 99 L Street NW after February 15. numerous guests listed.

New York Washington Powhatan Henry A. Goodman C. Mac Gould Florence J. Gould John C. Gould William A. Haggerty Petworth M. BE. Church F. S. Walker L Street Mary D. Wright Mary A. Perry Mary E. Meinking Anna B. Mace Mae Neff Warren McLaine PW. le Duc Elsie C. Coons C. Mackenzie Eha M. Morril H. T. Miller

Miss Gaynor Bride at 16 in New York Society Shock

Sixteen year old Marion Gaynor daughter of the late Mayor William I. Gaynor wed Ralph Heywood Isham in New York. The marriage occurred with family present due to the mayoral death and the license was obtained by her mother. The couple planned to depart soon for Santa Barbara California as Isham’s health declines.

Ruth Chamberlain Moore Willam Nelson Moore Edmund Carrington Campbell Carrington O .Street Andrew R. Bird Second Presbyterian Church Washington Carrington Doria Moore Lillee Dove Moore Dee Ruffies Perepe New York Marion Gaynor William I. Gaynor Ralph Heywood Isham Henry Heywood Isham New Jersey Marietta, Columbus Gaynor Brooklyn Borough Hall Isham Yale Jonathan Trumbull Connecticut Belmont Park Madison Square Garden Santa Barbara Cal

Archaeologists at Dinner in Washington Society Meeting

Washington Branch of the Archaeological Institute of America hosts its fifty ninth regular meeting at Mrs. Henry F. Dimock home. Prof Jesse Benedict Carter and Prof Edward E Rand deliver Italian topic addresses as over 200 attend while new members are announced. next gathering set for February 20 at Miss Mabel T Boardman residence. A Defense of the Dances of Today highlighted in Next Sunday's Post.

Washington Society of the Archaaological Institute of America Henry F. Dimock Scott Circle Edward K Rand Harvard University Rand Jesse Benedict Carter American Academy At Rome Horace Carter Henry Kirke Porter Washington American Institute Academy Edward E. Rand Charles Henry Butler Albert Douglas Michael Carroll Institute Montreal E. F Andrews Ernest P Bicknell Charles A. Douglas F. W. Dickens Henry Gardiner Ferguson W. F. Hillebrand William Bailey Lamar H. B. Learned Arthur H. Marsh Jessie C. McDonald Jerry C. South Henry 8 Helen L. Webster Virginia E. Wiley Mabel T. Boardman

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