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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1912
Page
6
Advertises large sale on women’s undergarments including gowns chemises skirts combinations drawers and corset covers with greatly reduced prices from 65 cents to 6.95 and former prices shown. Notes variety in styles and trimmings appealing to refined tastes. Listed items Gowns chemises skirts drawers and more with price ranges and former prices.
The Annual July Sale highlights discounts on linen goods as stock clears for fall. Includes napkins, towels, damask tablecloths, crash, and bath towels with marked reductions and multiple lot pricing. Second Mont Eleventh St.
Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs. Huntington Wilson depart for Newport leasing two bungalows for summer. Many Washington and New York figures plan houses and visits at Newport, Murray Bay, and Beaumaris Ontario. Attendees include Mrs Taft kin, diplomats, and social leaders with multiple London and European travel plans.
The Crocker wedding in Burlingame San Mateo will feature moving picture films of the bride's procession from her home to St Matthew's Church and the retreat reception. Family guests include Miss Harriet Alexander and Miss Janetta Alexander with Walter Martin as matron of honor and Miss Julia Langhorne as a bridesmaid. The groom's brother will be best man and the reception follows at the Crocker home.
A reader outlines a thoughtful approach to vacation focusing on rest, restraint, social consideration, and self‑improvement. The plan contrasts leisure with thrift and self‑reflection, aiming to return refreshed physically and spiritually with renewed purpose for the coming year.
A Detroit style dance pageant recounts Mrs McMillan and Mrs Glasgow in elegant gowns, Miss Thornburgh named Queen of Butterflies, with electric fan butterflies. A royal jealousy story links Empress Marie and Queen Mary, noting Alexandra’s lingering grievances over Mary’s marriage to King George and Mary’s perceived lack of Alexandra’s tact.
Jefferson Hayes Davis Jr. of Colorado Springs dies after brief illness at a young age. The body will be sent to Denver for cremation and the ashes to be interred in the family plot in Richmond, Virginia.
In a Sunday tale of Mabel Herbert Urver, Helen endures weeks without word from Warren. A drive with Mr Stevens and Winifred's carefree outing shift her mood as spring scenery and family moments offer a fleeting happiness. The ride through park and country, ending at dusk, becomes a hopeful moment teaching her to savor small pleasures.
Lace preservation advice covers washing with blue wrap, rolling on a board, hot suds, and drying. Dieting misinterpretations explained as moderation, not elimination. Sleep tips include open windows, drafts control, warm feet, light suppers, and baths. Fashion details describe aRobespierre gilet gown with shot taffeta rose tones, lace, and decorative collar, plus a trend toward soft rose hues in accessories.
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