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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1912
Page
10
Woodward & Lothrop advertises items labeled New York Washington Paris with prices 91 35 and discounts from 1.75 1.95 to 3.50, indicating a sale. The listing echoes a department store promotions page with multiple regional references and crossed-out former prices.
A catalog of women’s outerwear highlighting steamer, motoring, and traveling coats. Features include heavy serge and cloth coats in Raglan and polo styles with velvet touches, plaid patterns, and mixed browns, plus Mackinaw coats with plaited effects and hood options. Mohair coats offer practical summer wear. Prices range from about $10 to $32.50. Third floor, store location noted.
Special purchase offers first quality wool blankets in white and gray. Sold singly or in pairs for single bed and double bed sizes. Prices are unusually low for this lot of fresh, well bound blankets from Anan. Anan.
Miramar on Fisher Island hosted a wedding with about 150 guests. Miss Helen Morehead Ferguson of Pittsburgh married Capt. James Dean Tilford, U S A, at Miramar. Rev Edward J Buckey officiated. After breakfast the couple planned a three month European voyage.
Lady Harrington formerly Miss Amy McMillan will visit her mother Mrs James McMillan in Manchester Mass for a family gathering at Eaglehead. Several relatives including Mr and Mrs Philip McMillan of Detroit and Mrs Nicholas Anderson of Bar Harbor will participate as summer plans continue.
A Panama to United States political alliance and the marriage of Dr. Parras and his wife drew worldwide notice. The bride, married by proxy, would become “fret lady of the land” in Costa Rica. Due to duty, the ceremony shifted from the Cathedral of San Jose to New York, with a second rite at Our Lady of Guadalupe.
The Whitman rocker wedding progressed with a bride escorted to the church amid a crowd of well dressed onlookers who plucked orange blossoms from her dress until detectives intervened. The ceremony proceeded with Templeton Crocker giving the bride in marriage as a long procession of relatives and friends gathered at the altar.
Aigret ornaments decorate a black straw hat charting bold angles and refined lines as Maiaon Carre showcases season style.
Mary Schenck Woolman, renowned educator in trade and vocational work, elected president of the Women's Educational and Industrial Union. She will assume duties in Boston next February after a career at Teachers College and the Manhattan Trade School for Girls.
The horoscope says gracious, generous men gain honors while selfish ones are opposed. A Mars square Saturn warns of dangerous ventures and reckless trust. Travel and job changes look favorable to the kind, but spreading rumors and disputes harm those before superiors. Earthquake fears loom, with eastern Europe and western Asia highlighted.
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