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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
21
Beautiful French lingerie offerings appealing to June brides and others seeking fine undergarments. Hand made sheer chemises and drawers with exquisite embroidery, lace, and pink or blue ribbons. prices range from four to ten dollars, with many items described in ornate, period fashion.
Social and personal items describe dinners hosted by Ambassadors in Washington, Mr and Mrs Longworth's visit to Chicago and Denver, and multiple society engagements. Fashion coverage notes new bonnets, curve shoes, shirtwaist suits, linen gowns, and real flowers in spring headwear with examples from London society and theater.
The advertisement promotes tailored suits and fabrics with a range of patterns and finishes. It highlights affordable prices, various materials, and finishes including peau de soie like effects, with options suitable for town and seaside wear. It emphasizes availability of finished garments and ready-to-wear pieces.
Joane offers a large lot of women's umbrellas at less than half price. Variety includes handsome one and two tone options with etched caps, pearl handles, silver or carved trim, full length canopies, and metal ribs. Sate dates and exact marks not fully clear from the fragment.
JL ISITE imported lingerie hats offered at reduced prices. Fine tucked mulls and embroidery with laces and baby flowers. Summer hats in exclusive one of a kind styles offered at reduced prices with original and sale prices listed. Third floor Flevent st.
Attending at Arn, the Gossip of Society notes a largely attended benediction for the Arum Ret Posi ity in New York. Guests, including Miss Christine Roosevelt, arrive in velvet, silk, and lace finery, while decorations and speechmaking mark the event at the Grant Cottage with figures like Frederick Dent Grant assisting.
Former President Grover Cleveland, discharged from Lakewood Hotel after rheumatic gout and indigestion, heads home to Princeton with wife Frances. Doctors say he is not in danger and could live at least ten years, ridiculing cancer rumors as unfounded while noting some lingering weakness. Cleveland walks with a cane, greets wellwishers, and plans a summer stay in New Hampshire. no departure date set.
Kingston marks 20th anniversary with a parade prelim for the main celebration tomorrow. Addressed by Wadgen Howard on Abraham Lincoln at First Dutch Church. Truehes spoke at the Truehes church. a review will occur before Guy Hughes.
Tucerne reports Princess Amelia Louise of Fuerstenberg and Gustave ka plan to marry here. Negotiations with the princess family continue for approval, and if they fail, the wedding will be held soon in this city with Kozians mother accompanying the pair.
The forty first annual commencement of the College of Mount St Agnes will be held on June 1 at the Mount Washington campus Maryland. Exercises begin at 4 30 p m with Reverend Austin Pleming of the Apostolic Mission House delivering the baccalaureate sermon on Sunday June and Robert H Busney Maryland attorney will give an address on Tuesday June 9 following a dramatics program. Reverend John James Monaghan will also speak at the commencement exercises on June 1.
A solemn dedication ceremony marked the completion of the new Church of St Francis de Sales at Langdon on a historic site once home to Queen's Chapel. Bishop Curtis of Baltimore officiated with Dr Buel and Rev Southgate assisting, as a large clergy and laity gathering heard Rev Edward A Pace preach.
Early morning blaze on a crowded Willamsburg street started by a kerosene lamp exploded in the apartment of Joseph Serdabbeins. Two dozen residents escaped as ten policemen carried more than a dozen people to safety down ladders and through a frantic stairway.
A fragmented OCR list names numerous individuals and couples associated with various hotels and towns across the United States. The fragment references people in Raleigh, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New Haven, Atlanta, and other cities, including several with spouses, indicating social or directory style entries rather than a single event.
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