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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1912

Page

12

Vacation and Outing Wear at Woodward Lothrop Store

Woodward Lothrop announces in New York Washington and Paris lines a broad summer apparel range for women misses and girls. Voile and batiste dresses linen suits and dresses tailored and lingerie waists middy blouses silk shirts and bathing suits plus washable Norfolk coats linen coats steamer and motor coats and Mackinaw coats with prices mostly from two to thirty dollars and up. The store closes daily at five and Saturdays at one p.m. for vacation outings and go away attire.

Seilor

Taft Guests in Philadelphia During Visit

President and Mrs Taft visited Philadelphia guests of the Saengerbund yesterday afternoon leaving on the eight o clock train and returning by midnight The President dined with the First troop of the city cavalry and attended a concert where six thousand sang The Tafts dinner that night was postponed Noted movements of several other prominent figures accompany the Taft visit including Justice White Knox and various families preparing for summer stays in places from Murray Bay to Mount Kisco and Lake Seneca.

Tart Philadelphia Saengerbund City Cavalry Taft

Highlanders vacationing at Beach Haven this summer

Residents of the Highlands have left their apartment to spend the season in Beach Haven, New Jersey, for the summer.

the Highlands Beach Haven, N. J

Roosevelt to Visit India and Summer in Tennessee

Mrs. Roosevelt widow of former consul general George W. Roosevelt leaves Washington for Mount Eagle Tennessee to spend the summer and later travel to India this winter. Savannah residents Siegried Fantl and child guests of Mr and Mrs Max Cohen in Baltimore. Marriage notices include Jackson Quentin Force and Ming Tillian Sturm, with Rev. Regester officiating. Margaret Estelle Walker to wed Hiram Johnson in the city June 19, with home to be announced. Mrs. Mattie Johnson of Randle Highlands with son William and Miss Elsie Armitstead visiting Virginia relatives.

Jackson Quentin Force St. Louis American Blower Company Detroit Ming Tillian Sturm Arnoldsburg W. Va Eldridge W. Regester Methodist Episcopal Church South Force George A. Walker Baltimore Margaret Estelle Hiram ©. Johnson John van Schatck Johnson Fourteenth Street Mattie Johnson Randle Highlands William Elsie Armitstead Virginia

Notable Washington Figures Headed to Summer Retreats

Mr Justice and Mrs Lurton journeyed to Knoxville for two weeks then to Virginia Hot Springs for the summer with their daughter Mrs Horace Van Deventer of Knoxville joining them. Mr and Mrs Horace Lurton Jr and family left for a Tennessee country home remaining until September. Foreign diplomats and attachés stage a busy travel season with luncheon host Mr White of Honduras embassy and guests including ministers from Costa Rica and Guatemala. Departure of the Brazilian embassy’s Mme de Lima y Silva for Christiania Norway marks a notable reshuffle. New naval attaché Lieut Burstyn arrives in New York. Generals Sternberg Pratt and Schwan, along with Col Heyl and Gen Sheridan, close or move residences for summer retreats in Massachusetts, Maine, Pennsylvania, and Deer Park Maryland. Mrs Kern and family plan a new summer home near Roanoke, Virginia after the Baltimore convention. Senator Hitchcock relocates to Highlands. Ruth Hitchcock visits near Kensington, Maryland. Mrs Jack Beall and son stay in Washington until adjournment.

Mr. Justice Mr. de Lima Y Silva Mme. de Lima Y Silva New York Rotterdam Christiania Norway de Lima London Mme. de Lima Mexico Gilbert N. Hitchcock Nebraska

Call Our New Number, Male 3000, by a Federal Taxi-New Cab

A brief item notes the launch of a new contact line and taxi service branding featuring the Male 3000 model in collaboration with a federal taxi firm. The segment emphasizes a modern number system and official backing for rider calls.

Women to run a colonized agricultural colony near London

An all female run agricultural project aims to prove women can manage farms. With about 6,000 acres near London the plan envisions a woman farmer leader and training for home or overseas life. The piece also offers child care and health guidance for mothers and children, plus home remedies and routines.

London

Mary Ellen Recalls Sudden Houseguest With Music Stepdaughter

Mary Ellen contemplates inviting Angelina to stay after her musical education abroad. Angelina arrives and converts the home into a makeshift music venue, attracting male visitors and cluttering Mary Ellen’s den. The noisy evenings strain Mr Mary Ellen’s nerves until Angelina departs, leaving him relieved and remarking that she has changed from living abroad.

Mary Ellen Angelinga Angelina Angie Mary Elen Mary Bilen Angus Mary Hllen Mary Elien Music Conservatory

Taft at Saengerfest Praises German Singers

President Taft and Mrs Taft attend the Northeastern Saengerbund festival in Philadelphia. A 6000 voice German choir greets them at Broad Street Station with a song of welcome. Taft commends German music for national character and happiness, notes English are losing cheer, and praises German civic customs.

Mr. Taft Saengerbund Mre. Taft

Daily Horoscope Warns Against Reckless Handling of Energetic Forces

The forecast under Uranus rising cautions mankind to avoid negligence with energy and destructive forces. It warns about seam gases hydraulic and pneumatic power electricity and explosives. Machinery fire and water fall under the omen for the month with Jupiter guiding this day.

Jupiter

Star Rulings Bring Fortunes In Health Justice And Trade

The text describes Jupiter as the star of luck for new ventures and favorable conditions for hiring. the Sun strengthens Jupiter’s influence favoring honor and justice. travel and employment moves are seen as auspicious. Mercury governs commerce, publicity, and sales, aiding public success. births on this day are linked to social and business achievement.

Jupiter Alweys

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