Woodward & Lothrop Summer Sale of French Undermuslins
Woodward & Lothrop in New York and Washington Paris stages a summer sale of undermuslins and women’s garments. Nalcook drawers with embroidered ruffles priced at 1.00 each. French handmade chemises at 1.50. nightgowns 1.25. long Petticoats 1.45. Strong emphasis on fit, quality, and comfortable wear.
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Woodward&Lothrop
New York
Washington
Paris
Nalcook
Namcook
Warn &951
Women's Coats for Every Occasion
Women’s outerwear features adaptable coats in linen, automobile cloth, taffeta silk, rajah silk, and white serge. Styles include half fitting raglan and full lining options with black or colored trim and large buttons. Prices range from 3.00 to 35.00. Third floor G St.
Summer Home Linen Goods and Towels on Display
Miscellaneous articles for the summer home include 80 inches wide fabric and fully shrunk Irish linen blouses. Hemmed Huck towels bleached for linen cushion covers in natural colors with prices from 45 to 65 cents each. Cushion sets priced at 75 cents and 1.00. Second floor Eleventh Street.
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Eleventh St
Reduction Hammock Sale on Fourth Floor F Seventh St
Reduction sale offers unreserved hammocks with varied values. High grade stock shows color breaks and unusual values with prices like $1.65 for $2.00 hammocks, $1.50 for $1.85 hammocks, and 68 cents for $1.00 hammocks. All canvas and khaki couch hammocks are strong, one of a kind, and offered about one third less than former prices.
Durable sewing machines and travel goods on fourth floor
The Fourth floor at Tenth Street offers durable sewing machines with ten year guarantees and portable models from ten dollars fifty. The section also features Kodaks and cameras from five dollars, film services, lawn tennis gear, up-to-date tennis court supplies, croquet sets, and baseball goods for travelers and vacationers.
Dinner for Diplomats Highlights Washington Social Scene
Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs Huntington Wilson hosted a diplomat dinner at their E Street home. Guests included Peruvian, Spanish, Ecuadorian ministers and various chiefs of mission. Other news noted Bar Harbor visit for the Tafts, golf at Kebo Valley, and marriages and summers of U.S. officials and social leaders.
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Huntington Wilson
E Street
Peru
Spain
Ecuador
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Legation of
John Barrett
International Bureau of American Republics
Reuben Clark
Department of State
Wilam C. Dennis
Thomas C. Dawson
Hugh S. Gibson
Secretary of State
Social notes of Newport and surrounding towns
Entertainments and travels of military and civilian residents include Rear Admiral Rodgers hosting at Newport training station, Gen Ellsworth Wood relocating to Dansville, Wins ton family arriving at Cleveland cottage Newport, Gen Wilson plans East Gloucester retreat, Miss White moving to Bridgewater NY for summer, Mrs Barden taking a Blue Ridge trip, Miss Eustis hosting tea at Mere Vista Bar Harbor, Rev Shipman and wife journeying to Newport, Lt Hutchins and bride honeymooning in the Berkshires after a New York wedding.
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Stoneleigh Court
Atlantic City
Bar Barbor
Ethel Robeson
Newport Social Season Beholds Vanderbilt Beards and Beaux
Newport society follows Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, and Kingdon Gould as Newport hosts social leadership changes. Kingdon Gould, 22, arrives with a full beard sparking chatter. Mrs. Vanderbilt reportedly plans Newport summer after Europe. Sweet pea show draws residents Howard Gould Seth Low and others. awards go to Plant and Lane. Mrs Elsie French Vanderbilt sails home with son William H. Vanderbilt while rumors swirl about marriages and a Countess de May in Paris society. The Spanish dance craze, led by Vanderbilt circles, dominates dinners at Berger’s and Newport evenings.
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Newport
Stuyvesant Fish
Garrison
Kingdon Gould
George
New York
Mr. Gould
Hotel Plaza
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Columbia
University
Litchfield
Conn
Howard Gould
Seth Low
Morton F. Plant
Samuel Untermyer
Isaac N. Seligman
St. Nicholas Rink
Columbus Avenue
Sixty-sixth Street
Naional Sweet Pea Society of America
Col
Frederick Mason
Taunton
Mass
Messra. R
H. Scoville
Chapinville
O. H. Hammond
Pernardaville
N. J
BE. H. Weatherby
Mamaroneck
N. Y
QO. D. McDougall
Auburn
J. D. Lane
Messrs
Scoville
Gould
Lane
Europe
Kronprinzess
Cecilia
Elsie French Vanderbit
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Mauretania
Vanderbilt
Philadelphia
J. T. Spencer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Berger's
George McFadden
Reginald Vanderbilt
J. Gordon Douglass
Newport Lawn Fete and Club Meetings Highlight Newport Socials
The Newport Golf Club guilds plan their annual meeting on July 3 with probable reelection of Laspenard Stewart as president. Mrs. William Grosvenor organizes a St. Marys Orphanage lawn fete for July 47, with dancing and bands from Fort Adams and the Naval Training Station. The scene at Newport shines with dinners, house parties, and summer visitors including the Van Alens, Fish, Wickes, and Widener families.
Happenings at Lenox Prominent Residents and Visits
Lenox notes a flurry of summer activity with visits by the Gerken family to Lenox and a Boston party at Court Hill. Guests include Mrs. Nelson Millard, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lee, Mrs. F. Havemeyer, and Miss Field, while several wealthy New York residents arrive at local hotels to attend social functions and gifts to Trinity School are announced. Senator Crane travels from Dalton to Beverly to see President Taft, and others plan trips or motor excursions to nearby shires and to New York.
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Lenox
Fred Gerken
Florence and
Irene Gerken
Fred Gerken, Jr
Manchester
Nelson Millard
New York
Donald
Lee
Brooklyn
Heston Hall
Stockbridge
F. C. Havemeyer
Berkshires
Frederick
Pearson
Field
Boston
Court Hill
Harry Livingston Lee
Margaret Lee
Narragansett Pier
William Douglas Sloane
George G. Folsom
Trinity School
John E. Parsons
Heloise Meyer
William Bateman Leeds
William
W. Leeds
Lakewood
N. J
Curtis Hotel
J. R. Black
Thomas Denney
Maplewood
Pittsfield
Frank Abbott Ingalls
Tuxedo
H. A. Crant
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Dalton
Beverly
Taft
Charlotte Barnes
Richard Somerg Hayes
Millbrook
N. Y
Lemuel B. Bangs
Kansas
Bangs
Nesbit
Adirondacks
Robert W. Paterson
Franklin Osgood
Oscar Jasigi
Arthur E. Grannis
Nora Jasigi
North Shore
Nelson G. Carman
Eugene Southack
W. T. Taylor
Oscar Insigi
Stockbridge Colony
Spencer P. Shotter
Wiliam D. Sloane
Entertained at Hot Springs Virginia social round
Mrs David Dunlop was honor guest at an old Virginia supper at Fassifern Farm hosted by Mr and Mrs Clendinnen Ryan. Guests rode to Chicken Farm Lodge for a luncheon then tea in the Japanese room with several Misses Mercer and Sammy Dunlop. Arrivals at The Homestead included Miss Harrington of Brooklyn Miss Camden and Miss Chapman of Philadelphia and Mr and Mrs Ulman of Williamsport.
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Hot Springs
David Dunlop
Virginia
Fassifern Farm
Clendinnen Ryan
Chicken Farm
Charles
Alec Neave
Charles Palms
Carrington
Edward Stettinius
Edgar Bright, Jr
Mercer
Sammy Dunlop
Betty
Isabell Stettinius
Josephine Palms
George Gunton
Gunton Lodge
Harry J. Davidson
Rear Admiral Buehler
K. C. Wilson
Harrison Williams
W. C. Sheldon Frances Chapman
C. L. Palms
Randolph Runyon
John H. Caperton
C. R. Runyon
J. C.’Ryan
Alice Scott
Overton
Charles Scott
Homestead
Alice
Julig Whiting
Misa E. Harrington
Brooklyn
Louisae Camden
Frances Chapman
Philadelphia
EH. K. Ekccleston
South Bridge
Mass
Bar Harbor Summer Scene With Sports and Crews
Bar Harbor notes July 18 report Mrs John Kennedy from New York has opened her summer house here and denies selling Kenarden lodge. Crowds flock to the pool as fast relay teams may form for the Northeast Harbor match. Boston Symphony players rehearse for a concert at the swimming club. A small fire threatened the promenade gallery. May, Alexander Van Rensselaer’s steam yacht, anchored briefly with Cassatt party aboard under lease to Mr Cassatt. Blair defeats Robbins 7 to 39 1/2 in golf playoff in front of a large gallery. Prof Petley sells his Harborside cottage to Miss Frelinghuysen. Warrior with Vanderbilt aboard arrives. Bass and party go fishing.
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Bar Harbor
John 8. Kennedy
New York
Alexander van Rensselaer
May
W. A. Cassatt
J. I. Blair
George
Robbins
Philadelphia
Blair
C. E. Pelley
Harborside
Northeast Harbor
Mias Frelinghuysen
Prof. Petley
Warrior
Frederick Vanderbilt
Col
E. W. Bass
Automobiles and society guests fill Narragansett roads
Automobiles from Newport, Water Hill and Jamestown head to Ocean Road to watch surf as Miss Marjorie Chase of Waterbury and Miss Margaret Prescott lead a group seen daily on horses. Philadelphia guest Miss Sarah Welsh hosts a Shadow Farm dinner with Reba Duering. Attendees include Hannah and Emily Randolph, P. P. Randolph Jr., Lucy Jones, Louise Mersman, Scudder Mersman, Paul Jones, Warner Jones, John Welsh. Eric Dahlgren of New York arrives with daughters for luncheon with Charles Curtis. Mrs. George C. Dyer and Mildred Dyer join arrivals at the Mathewson. Mrs. H. D. Waller, Mrs. A. V. Bennington and Dorothy Bennington arrive at the Atlantic for the Heanon.
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Narragansett Pier
R. L
Newport
Water Hill
Jamestown
Ocean Road
Point Judith
Marjorie Chase
Waterbury
Welshis
Reba Duering
Philadelphia
Hannah
Emily Randolph
P. P. Randolph
Lucy Jones
Louise Mersman
Scudder Mersman
Paul Jones
Warner Jones
John Welsh
Eric Dahlgren
New York
Watch Hill
Charles G. Curtis
George C. Dyer
Mildred Dyer
St. Louis
C. P. Dixon
Misrees Dixon
Mathewson
H. D. Waller
A. V. Bennington
Dorothy Bennington
St St. Louis
Atlantic
Tuxedo Park Summer Social Scene Attracts Worldly Guests
Summer entertainments at Tuxedo Park promise a lively season with yacht club weekend races and weekly tennis and golf tournaments. Numerous notable guests and residents arrive for the season, with many planning extended stays or travel to Newport and abroad.
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Equitable Building
Sporting Supplies
Brownie Kodaks
Mae
Niewaps
Mrs. Wilson
Eut Bar Harbor
Kebo Valley
Nicholas Longworth
Nicholas Anderson
Mrs. Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Senator Elkins Playa Golf
Senator Elking
Oscar G. Murray
Mr. Davis Elkins
Spencer Cosby
Southampton
Col. Cosby
Brunsela
International Road Congress
Mrs. Cosby
Charles R. Shepard
Long Island
Thomas M. Sherman
Edwin de Land Smith
Harriet Louise O’brien
St. Paul's Church
Rock Creek Parish
Charles E. Buck
Mildred Dick
Evans Dick
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
Church of St. Philip
The
Highlands
Garrison, N.Y
Tel Aspinwall
Brownson
Restigouche Club
Canada
A. Jeffreys Parsons
N Street
Lin, N
Robert L. Owen
Miss Owen
Charles D. Welcott
Oal
Charles Wood
Willams, Wise
Red Lion Inn
J. Ellen Foster
Department of Justice
Missouri
Iowa
Eva King
William J. Kanode
First Presbyterian Church
Hubert Rex Johnson
M. F. Wickliffe
Mias Wickliffe
W. R. Locke
Geralda Potter
Rock Enon Springs
Raymond P. Rodgers
Oliver Ellsworth Wood
Westmoreland
Dansville
Cameron McRae Winston
Cleveland Cottage
John M. Wilson
Miss Waller
Massachusetts Avenue
East Gloucester
Miss Nettle Lovica White
the Cairo
Bridgewster
Celestine Eustis
Mere Vista
Herbert Shipman
Gene
Charles T. Hutchins
Hoee
Acma
Calcutta
Vulcan
Countess de May
Paria
Minnie Gibb
Lawn Fete
William Grogvenocr
Newport Golf Club
Laspenard Stewart
Wiliam Grosvenor
St. Mary's Orphanage
East Providence
Cottage Colony
Grosvenor
John Nicholas Brown
Fort Adams
Naval Training Station
Theodore K. Gibbs
Spottewood Schenck
Muenchinger-King
J. Colemen Drayton
Muenchinger-King Cottage
Susan Fish Dresser
Willard Brown
Jules Cassard
New Orleans
New Cliffs
Robinson
A. M. Coats
Wickham Road
Eugene 3
Reynal
James L. van Alen
James J. van Alen
Canadian
Wakehurst
Lispenard Stewart
White Lodge
Trene Sherman
Eugene Gallatin
Roderick Terry
H. O. Havemeyer
Joseph FR. Dilworth
Thomas Selfridge
George G. Haven
Forsythe Wickes
J. J. Wisong
Lyman Colt Joseph
George Gordon King
Fred R. Prince
Morrell Cottage
Bayard Thayer
Villa Rosa
John R. Drexel
William G. Roelker
Hawxhurst
Garrett Smith
Edward van Cutsen
England
Oliver Heagard Perry
Samuel E. Huntington
Charles E. Dunlap
Edward J. Berwind
Gordon Douglass
Clover Patch
H. McK. Twombly
Ruth Twombly
Josephine
P. A. B. Widener
George B. Widener
Hamilton Fish Webster
C. F. Collins
Bradford Norman
Nathaniel Thayer
McLean
Joseph Harriman
Belfast
D. Wood Dilworth
Joseph R. Dilworth
Vised World
Narragansett
Traveler
Brown Bros
American Security & Trust Company
15Th St. and
Penna. Ave
7Th St
Rosenfeld
Tuxedo Park
Yacht Club
Golf Club
Wee Wah Lake
Tuxedo Club
F. ©. French
Elsie French Vanderbilt
A. T. French
Tuxedon
E. N. Ellis
Stokes Villa
P. C. Hewitt
Henry B. Spencer
Lou
R. F. Cutting
Beverly Farms
George H. H. Hull
Spring Lake
H. C. de Rham
Ambrose Monell
George Grant Mason
Hoffman Miller
West Lake Road
Joseph Bissell
H. M. Tilford
E. Scofield
John
W. B. Dinsmore
F. W
California Fig Syrup Co
Wm. J. Giddings
Post
Philips
John F. Ellis & CO
Penn. Ave
BON Marche
Seventh Street
Laumans
Juliet Ostrich Feather Shop
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