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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1919

Page

13

Diplomatic figures head to Washington and Europe on leave

Secretary of State and Mrs Lansing return to Washington from the peace conference in Parle after seven months. Other dignitaries including Mrs Garrett and Miss Louise Theron arrive or depart, with visits planned to New York, Baltimore, Beverly Mass, and Norway. Several social figures and military officers are noted across Washington, Newport, and Atlantic City as summer plans unfold.

Lansing Washington Parle John Wooster United States Netherlands John W. Garrett Garrett New York Louise Theron Henry Leonard Misa Theoron Har Harbor Benjamin H. Warder Wichfeld Wittmoor Beverly Mass William K. Vanderbilt, Jr Miss Muriel Vanderbilt Misa Censuslo Vanderbilt Europe Norway Paria Marquisgan Fred A Britten Benedict Crowell Mrz Crowell Little Boars Head

Women's Wool Jersey Bathing Suits Feature Sailor Collars

The catalog lists wool jersey bathing suits for women with models suitable for good swimmers and beginners, including belted and trimmed variants in Copenhagen, black, blue, orange, and other colors. One-piece cotton jersey suits with tights priced from 3.95 to 6.00, plus cotton tights and caps in conservative and novelty styles.

Copenhagen Sie Seton

Raincoats for Misses Offered in Navy and Tan

Misses can buy neat rubberized navy or tan raincoats priced at 6.95 and 8.75. Each coat features convertible collars loose button trimmed pockets deep slashed pockets and deep armholes. Sizes 14 16 and 18 years available.

Betty Wales Seeton Fiean

Silk Petticoats on Sale in Petticoat Section

White and Flesh Tub Silk Petticoats with double panel options in front and back, priced at 3.50 4.50 and 3.00. Wash Satin Petticoats with trim and tucks offered at 4.75 7.50 and 9.00. White Sateen Petticoats shadowproof with hemstitched or scalloped flounce priced from 1.50 to 3.00. Petticoat Section Third floor.

These Dresses for Outdoors and Indoors

Bright, neat house dresses in dotted Swiss and voile fabrics with plaid and floral patterns. Styles include long or short sleeves, ruffling or white lawn collars, front or side buttoning, belts and pockets. Available in pink blue green and black and white checks. House Dress Section third floor.

Reductions in Little Tats Coats Offer Spring Display

The store reduces prices across its spring summer Little Tats coat collection. Four groups of serges blue and other shades, shepherd checks, tan covert cloths, silk poplin and novelty fabrics fill the display. Blue serge sailors feature white trims and red emblems for small sizes, with silk dominant shirred styles and white collars.

Daily fashion hint blouse with macrame lace style note

A linen crash blouse is paired with macrame lace for a refined look. A heather trimmed sports hat adds piquancy to the overall costume.

The Jarr Family And The Street Society

In a 1919 scene on a shaded steps social hierarchy forms around Emma Jarr who asserts status over neighborhood girls. Becky Slavinsky and Miss Hickett challenge Emma’s pretensions while a toy parade and ambitions of high society unfold led by Emma’s cold, superior gaze from the front window.

Jarr Emma Tham Aceon Miss Jarr Becky Slavinsky Femmie Jarr Emmie Jarr Misa Slavinsky Emmie Little Mary Rangle Aisedarr Miss Fangle Jessona Hula Miss Jarr Miss ‘Jarrs Maater Slavinsky Master Slavinsky Slavinsky Clara Mudridge-Smith Coppright The Presa Publishing Co

Miss Emily Farnum Named Chief of Bureau Upon Promotion

Miss Emily Farnum of New York becomes the first woman to be appointed expert chief of division in the bureau of commerce. Secretary Redfield promotes her on census director’s recommendation. Salary 2600 dollars per year. Farnum has long directed appointment work at the bureau.

Emily I Farnum New York Bureau of Commerce Redfield Census Miss Farnum Bureau

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