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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1914

Page

11

Simple Dresses for Evening and Outing Wear

Woman planning a vacation wardrobe should include one or two simple evening dresses for dances and informal summer entertainments. The illustrated models are simply made yet follow latest fashion dictates suitable for any informal affair and the values are emphasized as key to choice.

Repairs and Alterations of Furs and Fur Garments

Fur repair and alteration services offered at substantial cuts to regular prices to protect staff through summer. The offer promises ready wear on completion, vault storage on site, and strict attention to quality. Notify promptly of requested changes to begin work without delay.

Quiet Heir of Francis Joseph Prefers Simple Life At Court

A former equerry describes the future Austrian emperor as amiable and unambitious. He dislikes duty and study, enjoys hunting, and has seen The Merry Widow many times. His future wife Archduchess Zita is portrayed as a modest, nature and music loving princess born in Planore Italy in 1890.

Francis Joseph Vienna Charles Francis Joseph Imperial House Leopold Tuscany Leopold Woefling Maria Adarovics Payerbach Archduke Archduke Charles Austria Alania Zangbern Bavaria Isle of Wight Charles Marie Thereau Zita Marie Josepha Planore Francia Josaph Kolomea Galicia

Gan Fly With One Motor In Sea Aero Test

Glenn Curtiss today piloted the Rodman Wanamaker trans Atlantic tying boat with one motor running. The craft remained balanced with minimal rudder and aileron adjustment as each propeller was stopped in turn. Pilot Lieut Porte and compass expert Creagh Osborn are expected to join for possible completion of the trials this week.

Hammondsport Glenn Curtiss America Rodman Wanamaker Mr. Curtiss Creagh Osborn Curtiss

presidential family attends services and travels note

The President and Misa Bones attended a morning service at Central Presbyterian Church. In the afternoon the presidential family stayed home. Numerous lawmakers and spouses, including Speaker Clark, Senator Pittman, Rep Britten, Gen Barnett and family, and others, were noted traveling or hosting gatherings around Virginia and nearby states during the holiday period.

Misa Bones Central Presbyterian Clark Virginia Washington Genevieve Clark Thomson Bummit Point W.va Benator Pittman Herrers Ferry Altha Hall

Society Notes Guests Visit in Washington and Coastal Trips

Dr. and Mrs. Reid Hunt arrive in Washington from Boston to visit Mrs. Hunt’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Hannis Taylor. Other guests include Mr. and Mrs. Waller Page hosting a dinner on the Raleigh roof for the Hunts. Several families plan summer moves from Washington to Bar Harbor Narragansett Pier Cape May and the Adirondacks. Captain Samuel B. Davis sails for Pensacola after illness. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe prepares a Lake Superior vacation. births and travel updates conclude the social notices.

Mrs. Reid Hunt Washington Boston Mrs. Hunt Hannis Taylor Hanna Taylor Mrs. Waller Page Raleigh Roof James F. Barbour Misa Barbour Atlantic City Narragansett Pier Blair Spencer Spencer Virginia Henry Fitch Miza Henrietta Fitch Cape May Wallace Radcliffe Huron Mountain Club Lake Superior Marquette, Mich

Tour in the Smart World of Point Lace and Diamonds

A nine year old prince Humbert sails on the cruiser Pugita as part of a naval instruction cruise. He is guided by Commander Ronaldi and receives cheering at Caprera and ports, seen as a sign he may become a naval officer. The king hopes he’ll choose cavalry, while Humbert seeks a naval career.

Victor Italy Prince Humbert Caprera Garibaldi Iig

Real Cup Tests At Hand Newport Yachts Join Four Series

After a month of preliminaries the class Defiance Resolute and Vanitie race in four trisla series off Newport Rhode Island this week. The New York Yacht Club selection committee led by W Butler Duncan will score each race on start maneuvers sail handling seamanship and helm work. The trio competes Tuesday under Eastern Yacht Club auspices as part of the America's Cup selection against Liptons Shamrock.

Newport R. I Defiance Resolute Vanitie Thomas Lipton New York Yacht Club W. Butler Duncan Eastern Yacht Club

Thrift and Beauty in the Home at Windsor

English queen admires Wedgwood pottery with a Windsor room showcasing rare pieces. Jurma women pick husbands keep names run households and engage in business. Garment folding tips for traveling include tissue paper packing and compact skirts. Oatmeal and cornmeal touted for skin care and cleansing methods.

Windsor Cabile

Miss Emily Randolph Weds Philip Stevenson at Narragansett Pier

Society notes report the marriage of Miss Emily Randolph daughter of Philip S. Randolph of Philadelphia to New York’s Philip Stevenson. The ceremony on the Wildfield Farm cliffs featured a palm and lily aisle, accessories of pearls, orange blossoms, and a Wes and palms tower. Guests included notable families, with a wedding breakfast on the lawn and a seaside reception as steam yachts arrived. After a short trip the couple will reside at Gunning Rock Cliffs.

Narragansett Pier B. I Wildfield Farm Emily Randolph Philip P. Randolph Philadelphia United States Philip Stevenson New York Lnte David Stevenson Thomas F. Doran Providence R. L Rhode Island Edward M. Raferty Patrick W. McHugh Wes Palma Hannah Randolph Constance Perkins Helen Hitchcock Isabel Mersman Malcolm Stevenson C. Perry Beadleston John R. Fell Philip & P. Randolph Sidney Dillon Ripley Alasteir McLeod John FR. Fell Stevenson Gunning Rock Philip EB. Stevenson E. P. Pearson Frederick Pearson Hts B.C. Chadwick Markee Robertson William Earl Dodge Stephen Lee Whitman James H. Darington Muenchinger Kinz Harrison G. Morrie George M. Pynchon Otis Everett Clam Bake Club Wiliam R. Hunter

Lenox Fourth of July Festivities Attract Summer Residents

Lenox and Stockbridge residents enjoyed water sports on Mahkeenac Lake at the Lake Mahkee­gae Boat Club with canoe and tub races and a mixed canoe event won by Miss M Symphorosa Bristed and William Emerson. Meetings at Lenox clubs eyed the Dr Richard C Greenleaf property for a new country club, asking 75000 dollars, with lunch served post meeting.

Lenox Mass Mahkeenac Lake Lenox and Stockbridge Lake Mahkeegae William Emerson Irene Turnure James Taylor Grace Bristed Robert Ware Lela Burden George E. Turnure Josephine de Gersdorff Theodore Evans M. Civilese Alexendre Edward A. Leray Helen Frothingham Edward Guild Sylvia Hyde Samuel Frothingham Anna R. Alexandre John Harper Lenox Club Lenox Golf and Tennis Club Richard C. Greenleaf Greenleaf Estate William Douglas Sloane Meredith Howeland Robert Brewster Henry P. Jaques Thatcher M. Adams Whitelaw Reid New York William D. Sloane Elm Court Newport Oliver H Ross T. Whistler Curtis P. Belmont Gar den of Mme. Bakhmeteff Stone Villa Count von Bernstorff Henry A. ©. Taylor Sefiora Donna Alicia de Riano Elisha Dyer R. Horace Gallatin George Peabody Eustis Misa Wetmore Mimi Scout Frederika Paine Haniel von Haimhausen Daniel le Roy Dresser Boris Yonine Wolff Chicago Anton Sigray Hungary Bradford Normen

Independence Day Festivities At White Sulphur Springs

White Sulphur Springs West Virginia July 5 The summer season opened with the annual Independence Day ball at the White Hotel. Notable guests include Chief Justice and Mrs Edward White with James White of New Orleans, Secretary and Mrs William Redfield, and Senator and Mrs James OGorman with daughters. Cottage colony entertainments featured golf tennis and riding with Mrs Thomas MacRae of New York among the attendees.

White Sulphur Springs W. Va White Hotel David Williams Riley Miles Gilbert United States Supreme Court Edward Douglas White James White New Orleans Secretary of Commerce William C. Redfeld H. F. Redfield James O'Gorman Thomas MacRae New York Cotttage John R. Thomas John Herndon French Hildah French P. F. Lewis John R. Carmichael Annie Gibert Thomas Page Bryan Richmond

Dr Radcliffe Preaches on Ezekiel Vision at New York Avenue Church

Yesterday morning at New York Avenue Church Dr Radcliffe spoke on the three pictures of life from Ezekiel chapter cherubim. He outlined the purpose principle and progress of life in a sermon drawing on biblical imagery.

Dr. Radcliffe New York Avenue Church Ezekiel

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