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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1907
Page
7
A catalog of summer wear and travel items including ladies coats in linen silk and voile, skirts and shirts, bathing suits, hats, belts, and shawls. Men and women’s outfits cover bathing attire, sleepwear, lingerie, and accessories. Travel cases, lunch baskets, trunks, vanity sets, pens, brushes, and toilet articles are featured for journeys and tours including the James town Exposition and overseas travel.
Miss Isabelle May visits Reginald Vanderbilt at Sandy Point Park Newport while Parisian embassy talks eyes Newport. Dr C Alexander Crawford tours Europe by auto with plans England Ireland before returning to Washington. Olive Risley Seward summering at Colorado Springs. several families relocate for summer in Chelsea Deer Park and Atlantic City. Mrs Carrie Sparklin visiting posts. Caffery family guests in Corcoran street. Wedding of Artie MacCullen to Joseph Haley at Lincoln Place Brooklyn with reception by Mrs Haley. Honeymoon Atlantic City. couple to reside at 1712 Fourteenth Street Northwest.
The piece surveys gowns at Newport and New York society with remarks on Mrs. Astor, Miss Hatch, and other figures, then shifts to gossip about the Drayton divorce, Lamaberg’s clemency tale, Neumann party intrigue, Polo at Hempstead, and forthcoming European travels and royal appearances, detailing outfits, debuts, and social maneuvering.
The Washington Post reports James B. Duke of American Tobacco is arranging to double the size of his 2.0Wintre estate in Somerville New Jersey as he prepares to wed Mrs. Lillian Inman of Atlanta. The expanded residence will serve as a temporary home for the Dukes while work continues.
The District of Columbia Federation of Women's Clubs held a lively meeting at President Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Main's home. Plans include securing a permanent clubhouse for federation clubs and urging each state to raise 100 toward founding an American women’s scholarship fund. The report also notes prize wins for verse and mentions May 17 designated as Peace Rate Day.
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