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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1911

Page

12

Woodward & Lothrop Sale On Fabrics Hats And Suits

Woodward I Lothrop announces closing today at 1 o clock with substantial reductions. Fancy wool suite fabrics up to 8 50 now discounted in smooth and rough textures in grays tans and browns. Straw hats for boys and girls in new shapes and brim widths. Wash suits in Russian and sailor blouse styles in galatea and duck fabrics sizes 214 to 10 at 1 00 1 25 and 1 50. Third floor Tenth st.

Tenth St

Special Sale of Men's White Neglige Shirts

Men need many shirts this season and white ones are favored in summer. The sale features fine quality white madras shirts in coat style with cuffs attached. Fabrics are high grade with self stripes or figures. Sizes 14 to 18.

Belts on Sale in Limited Sample Sizes

Noted sale offering men’s belts in size 32 only with samples in black, tan, and gray. Prices 50c 69c and 85c each, values range 75c to $2.50. Main four-Fst.

New Modes in Women's Collars Fashion

New Modes in Women's Collars Fashion shows preference for collars in various forms. Attractive options include large Square-Shaped Collars with all-over embroidery and Square-Back Collars of cotton voile trimmed with crochet Irish insertion. Priced at 50 cents each. Main floor 6 st.

July Sale Women’s Undermuslins at 25c Each

The quality and value of these undermuslins are praised for smart buying advantages. The sale features gowns short petticoats corset covers and drawers in dainty trims all offered at a special 25 cent price. Third floor eleventh street.

Eleventh St

Little Children White Dresses in Wanted Styles

Dress display offers lawn dresses with yoke tucks and lace trims. White dresses feature turn over collars and lace cuffs, with sizes and finishes varying by style. Croquet sets for lawn play in four or eight ball styles priced from $1 to $6, shown on the fourth floor Eleventh Street.

Eleventh St

Diversions at Newport Resorts for Aquidneck cottage fund

Social notes from Newport detail a July 28 lawn event hosted by Mrs Sunny Webster and Miss Maude Watere to benefit the Aquidneck cottage industries. Prominent attendees include Mrs Richard Gambrin and Mrs Dame Laurens Van Alen, with dancing and social gatherings at famed residences of Senator George Peabody Wetmore.

Haduar Hee Sdnny Webster F. Lothrop Ames Boston New York Golf Club Jean Morris Lewis Cass Ledward Bociéty Ledsard Elbridge T. Gerry Bradford Norman Anna Sands Oliver Elp Belmont Siater Tiffany Porta Muarbiehouse Lewis Cass Ledyard Barrington Moore Washington Clarence W. Dolan Alexander Brown Bryn Mawr James B. Haggin Ogden Mills T Suffern Tailor Newport Golf Club Joseph T. Tracey Fort Adams M Woolsey W. de Lancey Kountze Wiliam Allen Jane Riggs John Rutledge Abney New Port John Rutledge Abney Charles E Sands Thorgs Carnega Joseph R. Dilworth Julia Wood Frank Taylor Evans Gheradisca Henry A. C. Taylor de Lancey Astor Kane New Rochelle Wiliam Earl Dodge Richard Peters Sadie Jones Austen Gray Joseph Harriman Lothrop Ames Frederic Nelison Gerry J. Norman de R. Whitehouse Leonard M. Thomas George Henry Warren

Wash Dresses on Sale for Women and Children

Reduced prices on lawn dresses for women misses and children feature square necks three quarter sleeves embroidery trim at five dollars each down from six seventy five. Girls plaid gingham dresses long waist style high or low neck priced at two ninety five. Girls rep dresses blue and white pink and white stripes sold at three fifty, down from five dollars.

Happiness by work urged for unhappy women in 1900s thesis

A column extols work as the cure for unhappiness, praising Carlyle and a modern philosopher, urging women to seek labor that helps others. It cites Martha Van Rennsselaer, Caroline Bartlett Crane, and Mrs. Mulliner as examples, notes Boston social conference speakers, and lists social figures visiting or staying at noted estates and hotels in Mantouton, Newport, and Pittsfield.

Carlyle Boston Misa Martha van Rennsselaer New York Caroline Bartlett Crane Mulliner

Diet and Health Hints from Dr. Allen on a Creamy Rice Supper

An ideal supper uses unpolished rice with cream prepared in a fireless cooker. Boil five minutes and leave six hours, reheating if needed. Add raisins, cook them, and mix with the rice. If rice is unavailable, stir in a raw egg for protein and add bran for laxative effect.

Reid Hosts at Dinner in London with Notables

Ambassador and Mrs. Reid hosted a small dinner tonight for Speaker and Mrs. Lowther. Guests included the Duke and Duchess of Newcastle, the Dowager Duchess of Westminster, the Countess of Jersey, Lord and Lady Allandale, Lord Lucas, J. R. Carter, the American Minister to Roumania, Mrs. J. A. Moore of New York, Mrs. R. Townsend of Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Crocker. A charming love story by Minnie Barbour Adams appears in the Family Magazine Section of The Sunday Post, with publication in the July 2 Sunday edition.

Bar Harbor Northeast Harbor Petrel H. van Rensselaer Kennedy Malvern W. R. Graves 8.T. Galford R. B. Corbin New York D. P. Bass J. H. Hewson Washington R. D. Evans Henry Lane Eno J. L. Ketterlinus R. Hall McCormick Otis London Reid Lowther Duke and Duchess of Newcastle Duchess of Westminster Countess of Jersey Lord Lady Allandale Lord Lucas J. R. Carter Roumania J. A. Moore R. Townsend W. H. Crocker Family Magazine Sunday Post Minnie Barbour Adams The Audrey Townsend Sackett Charles A. Sackett Stewart Waller Miramar New London Huntington Jackson

Luncheon in Washington Honors Mr Hugh Gibson

Cuban Minister Senor Rivero hosted a luncheon at the New Willard in Washington in honor of Mr Hugh Gibson just named secretary to the American legation in Havana. Guests included ministers from Santo Domingo Honduras and Panama and other officials and diplomats.

Cuba Don Antonio Rivero New Willard Hugh Gibson Havana Santo Domingo Senor Don Emilio Joubert Honduras Alberto Membreno Salvador Don Frederico Mejia Panama Belisario Porras Bolivia Senora Calderon

Social rivalries and marriages shape Newport society

Newport society buzz centers on the Drexel Mills social clash and the Curzon connections. Lady Suffolk keeps a close watch on the Curzon children while Mrs Mills and Mrs Drexel jockey for power, planning entertainments, gardens, and a broadened circle. Meanwhile Victor Morawetz, a financier, wed Miss Violet Westcott after a Paris romance, and a Long Island wedding for Miss Ethel Sloan awaits.

Bedfordshire Regiment Bridegroom: Liddell and Sloan Tie The Knot

Sinclair Liddell of the Bedfordshire regiment marries Miss Sloan, granddaughter of former State Senator George B. Sloan and great granddaughter of Col. Timothy Pickering, first Secretary of State under Washington. Attendants include regiment officers and Lt. Donaldson Sloan of the U S A. A polo game at Rockaway Hunt Club follows a wedding breakfast at Chilton Gables, Sloan’s Woodmere summer home.

Sinclair Liddell Bedfordshire Regiment Miss Sloan George B. Sloan Col Timothy Pickering Massachusetts Washington Donaldson Sloan Rockaway Hunt Club Chilton Gables Mr. Sloan Woodmere

Gates Delirious as Nephritis Persists in Paris

Paris July 2 physicians caring for John W. Gates report slow but steady improvement. Gates had a good day but remained somewhat restless and delirious at night, a reaction attributed to the intense heat while nephritis remains active.

Paris John W. Gates Gates

Heat Too Much for Judge in Sweltering London

London sweltered in the hottest spell in five years reaching 88 degrees. Lord Justice Williams presiding over the appeal court doffed his wig as barristers followed suit to seek comfort. The heat, lasting two weeks, threatens an ice famine as London endures the scorch. Next Sunday the second issue of The Sunday Post Family Magazine section is issued with the cover design Swimming Girl by F P Nikolaki and promises to be even better than the first.

Ady Suffolk England Daisy Leiter Chicago Washington America Levi Z. Leiter Beverly Mass Lord Curzon Lady Curzon Slater Lady Suffolk Curzon Queen Alexandra Hackwood Lord Belton Lester Taj Mahal India London Justice Williams The Sunday Post F. P. Nikolaki

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