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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
14
The Women's Costume section highlights white attire as the perfect, versatile choice with comfort, coolness, refinement, and assurance. New inexpensive white frocks in voile organdie and dotted Swiss are showcased with styles like pendulous net layers and lace collars, priced from 12.50 to 37.50, featuring details such as white dotted Swiss frocks and filet voile designs.
A vivid note outlines white tub skirts as essential summer wear for boating seashore trips country clubs and golf links. The piece hints at fashionable travel trunks and the season’s refined accessories.
The President and Mrs. Wilson joined diplomats and society at the French Embassy for a reception hosted by Ambassador and Mme Jusserand. Attendees included cabinet members, military officers, and numerous social figures. Mrs Wilson wore a black tulle gown with a jet and steel bead wrap and tiara. The event featured the Marine Band and a formal greeting at the embassy entrance.
The House committee on civil service retirement authorized Lehrbach to report favorably on the Sterling Lehrbach bill after extended hearings. Draft report due. summer consideration expected. Senate committee also expected to endorse. The bill is backed by Congress members from both parties and major labor and reform groups.
Swedish Minister to the United States W A F Ekengren arrived in New York with his wife aboard the Stockholm and said France and England are rapidly returning to a prewar industrial basis. He noted a transition likely to take over a year with surprising results expected in toys and dyes where Germany once held a monopoly.
Mrs. Jarr dominates the chatty dinner talk about wealth class and servants while Mr. Jarr jokes about a future valet. Their debate ranges from Bolshevik fears to luxury, money, and social aspirations amid a war era backdrop. The piece frames domestic tensions and comic economic vanity.
A 1915 piece humorously surveys marriage and bachelor life through witty vignettes. It contrasts wives, bachelors, widowers, and cats as social symbols, ending with a note on marriage as a jitney-bus.
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