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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1907
Page
15
Notice of reduced prices on boys winter clothing including gray and brown mixed double breasted suits with belt bloomers sizes 8 to 16 priced at 5.00 each formerly 6.50. Also pink frieze and kersey tea coats in large sizes with chest measurements shown, originally 13.59 to 20.00, now 11.50 to 15.00. Third Door Tenth Street.
Society notes recount Mrs Townsend hosting a grand musicale for her guest Hon Maude Panneefote with Metropolitan Opera performers, plus a diplomatic circle dinner for the French and Austrian envoys. A February 12 fundraiser for the Working Boys Home features living tableaux by society women and neighborhood volunteers at the New Willard, with valentine tableaux guiding the event and rehearsals at Mrs Foulike's Massachusetts Avenue home.
A wedding of unusual interest occurred yesterday at the Sacred Heart rectory when Miss Corinne MacFarland married Mr. Lisle Seaton Lipscomb, witnessed by close relatives. The bride wore a dark blue broadcloth gown with matching hat, and a bouquet of pale yellow roses. The couple left for a northern wedding trip and return mid February. A second wedding yesterday at noon at the New Church united Miss Elizabeth Trofant Sewall and Mr. Francis Forrester Schellenberg of Pittsburgh with a ceremony conducted by Rev. Frank Sewall. The bride wore white satin with duchess lace and a tulle train. bridesmaids wore pale green gowns. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. Out-of-town guests noted, and several social notices listed society homecomings and forthcoming informal receptions.
From Various Exchanges Archbishop Irsient will visit Mr and Mrs Belamy Storer in Cincinnati. Mrs Storer aided by her Catholic faith helped promote his cardinal candidacy, fueling recall and a president's controversy. Lady Evelyn Baring recovers from illness at her New York home on East Thirty-eighth Street. She is linked to Hugo Baring of Baring Brothers, with royal and social circles noting her music interests and fashion influence. Washington buzz follows Mrs Williams favoring style leaders, including Mrs Dewey and Mrs McCawley. An icy telegram to Alfred Vanderbilt prompts pond ice questions. Newport icehouses ready for next season. The Junior League staged a Berkeley Lyceum entertainment with two comedies and two dances under top society patrons. The allegorical dance Storm and Sunshine impressed many. Continued on Twelfth.
Miss Amy Edelen of this city married Robert Edelen yesterday in St Patrick’s rectory with her brother as witness. Both natives of Prince George County Maryland, Mr Edelen is a River View farmer. The couple, after a visit, will reside on his farm.
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