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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1908

Page

33

Straw Hat Sale Highlights Various Styles and Prices

A dealer offers every Straw Hat in stock at reduced prices including stiff yacht shapes semit and split straws and the Milan and Jackman soft braids. Styles cover young middle aged and older men and are marked for sale.

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Midsummer Sale From Importers Slashes Lace Prices

A midsummer sale announces sharp price cuts on French lace imports. Small lots of high grade lace are offered at one third to one half less than regular, with samples shown for guidance.

Unclear fragment on silk damask draperies discontinued

Fragmentary note mentions Preich Silk Damask and path tas and discontinued items like cream dark draperies and wall hangings. No clear events, persons, or dates available to identify a complete news item.

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Tafts Depart Fort Myer and a Duet of Weddings in Washington

Social notices report Miss Helen Taft leaving Washington for Savannah to visit a school, while Agnes Holden wed Clarence E Buckle in Boston. Multiple other marriages occur in Washington area including Mary Helen Walsmith and Edgar Powers at Brightwood Park and Mary Chw faster and Charles Howard Pumney at 1103 Sixteenth Street, plus a Gloucester of attendees from Baltimore and Winchester.

Helen Taft Savannah Boston Agnes Holden Clarence E. Buckle Mary Helen Walsmith W of Walsmith Brightwood Park Edgar Cordell Powers Brookland Methodist Episcopal Church Brightwood Park Methodist Episcopal Church BE Shipley Baltimore Bumwalt Harry G Hosee Florence Edwards Florence Metcalf Daniel Impton Winchester Va Walsmith H J Rosse H Spencer Congress Heights Mabel Sands Ang G O Powers Tzlen Woot William Deibler T Kennedy Wisses Helen Kennedy Sinbury EB Shipley W Upton Wincester Charles G Gbellus Powera Jeff Brookland Scretay Taft Cien Fort Mier Hot Springs Washington Savannaha Ceseliy Co Haise Newton Street Moss Rese Dim J Hn Dickhaut Aguar Leslie Gry Rotter House Kiran Mariage T4a Lesterey Jure Gener Mise Bealey Washington T JF Givie Couper Clark Tews Cooner Nain Couper Winchester Mary Wiliam S. Paster Charles Howard Pumney Batimore Charles Wingate Sto Keyser Baltimore County Missy Edward Reynolds Mass Wayson A Wayson Fourth Street Sferman Welsh Savane Md 1St Methods Protestant Church Tus BP

Weddings in Washington Highlight May Week Iconic Union Festivities

A flurry of ceremonies marked a Washington spell as brides from Miller to Crockett and many others wed. Prominent families including Stewards, Potters, and Huyetts participated with church decorations of palms and daisies. After weddings, couples departed for honeymoons to Ocean City or Brooklyn, while receptions followed at parental homes. Community ties were reinforced through attire, music, and local relatives acting as attendants.

M R Miller Joseph Williams T_E Maynwell Leonard P Steward Copenhagen LPF Walter Harr Julia Potter Alice Huyett Twelfth Street Willams Washington Ocean City Bessie Crockett Crockett Joseph Stern Harper Mas Lowse Crockett Miss Gladis Harper Case Af Petermar Dollowins Nea Cipin John Ud Virs Harper Brooklyn Harper Gertrude T Rrauss Wes WL Krauss Charles Wo Rouvet George Buley Mra George WcGlue

Fashionables and diplomats mingle at Chicago station

Japanese ambassador Aaron Sakahlira and his wife meet in Chicago as he tours the United States. They discuss tradition, the Directoire gown versus the kimono, and Japan's stance on national symbols amid bustling postwar society.

Aaron Sakahlira United States Union Station Chicago Washington America Betsy Ross Directoire Japan Nature &O Harakin Talentnra Cleur Jus Witt Perhans Federated Club Flaming Boston Erind Bay

Social sketches from Boston to Newport society page

Charming personality rivals Mrs Jack Gardner of Back Bay Fens Boston and hosts a garden party with peach blossoms and a tawny shepherd dog. Elsie French Vanderbilt tours to Europe with family. Phipps buys Stow estate near Rosslyn Long Island. Newport welcomes a new baby and a transatlantic marriage unfolds as Lieut William Sells weds Alice A Bayley in West Philadelphia before sailing to England.

Fism Jack Gardner Back Bay Fens Boston General Federation of Women's Clubs Europe Elsie French Vanderbilt FC French Willie Vanderbilt Chester NH Chester Vanderbilt Samuel Wagstaff Willing Spencer Maurice Burke Roche Newport Harbourview France French Gur French Villa Cheylesimere England Pellgerman Phipps Beatrice Wills Ogden \ulls Stow Rosslyn Long Island Ciaene H Mackay Stanley Mortimer Foxhall Keene George Stocker W J Stow Italy Germany Mr Stow Crocker R Livingston Beeckman of & Ongood Fol & Co S Hbipps Orice JS Phipps Westbury Atlantic Ocean Ynglard Absen William Fortescue Sells Alice Cornish Col Baxley Sells Lea Campania Amerca W Cavanaugh St James Church Witty Second Street Kershaw Avenue Sheerness Kent County

Turbulent ties bind New York broker during Keene era

The article outlines legal moves to appoint a commissioner to take testimony outside New York as attorney actions intersect with Talbot J Taylor & Bra and Foxhall Keene, detailing the Keene family’s headquarters on Will Street, a $3000 hedge for a broker, and the Newark Stock Exchange reinstating Taylor after a 1909 collapse linked to the Southern Pacific pool. It notes Talbot and Mrs Taylor’s Cedarhurst marriage in May and their later divorce filing.

McCall Supreme Cour of New York Tessier Taylor James R Keeney Talbot Taylor Len C Dussar Lubfc Sammel Talbot J Taylor & Bra James R Keene Will Street Keene Foxhall Keene Southern Pacific Newark Stock Exchange Talbot House Cedarhurst Long Island

Glub Women Elect New Officers At Convention

Mrs Philip N Moore of St Louis was elected president after a large majority at the General Federation of Women’s Biennial Convention in Cleveland. Votes cast 906. Moore 516 and May Alden Ward 290. Other nominating committee candidates were elected unopposed. Afternoon sessions covered civil service reform, legislative and industrial conference, and library extension with speakers including Senator Beveridge and Mrs Borden Harrson.

Philip N.moore St Louis Mo Simphony Hall Federation Wes Moore May Alden Ward Boston Joseph Evans Cowles California Belle King Sherman Ifnois Henry H Dawson New Jersey Frank Sheik Wyoming G M Welsh Minnesota Rudolph Hlankenburg Pennsylvania Guy R C Allen Wheeling Philip Carpenter New York Sarah A. Evans Portland William Johnston Topeka Kans O P Kinsey Valparaiso Anna Lewis Clark Missouri Clarence Burns Legislative and Industrial Conference Committee Albert J Beveridge Indiana Borden Harrson Addison J Broomhall Ohio Sarah 8 Pratt-Decker Colorado

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