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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
7
Displaying superb hand made French undergarments for June brides with ornate embroidery and lace. Includes chemises drawers corsets and bustiers in sheer fabrics, priced from four to over ten dollars, promoting luxury intimate apparel.
Secretary and Mrs Taft entertained at lunch by the British ambassador and Mrs Bryce Brailian Ambassador and Mme Nabuco host last season dinner. The Roosevelts plan Oyster Bay travel in June while Longworth visits, with many social engagements noted among diplomats and society leaders.
A fragment describes tailored suits and fabric blends, noting materials like peau de coyene and striper tatters, with mentions of checks and mixtures. The text suggests items suitable for seaside wear and lists options for various garments and finishes, ending with an offer for the range.
Two Jouve advertises a large lot of women's high grade umbrellas offered at less than half price. The sale features handsome silver capped handles, etched decorations, pearl and silver trim, full length silver trimmed gun metal fittings, silk cords, and varied colors. Suitable as graduation or birthday gifts, with several grades and markings noted.
JL ISITE Imported Lingerie Hats offered at reduced prices. Made of fine tucked mulls with embroidery and delicate laces. A collection of summer hats in exclusive one of a kind styles. Sale prices range from $1.50 to $10.50. Third floor Flevent st.
Attendees at a New York gathering hosted for Armistice relief included prominent figures and their daughters. Christine Roosevelt, Frederic Dent Grant, and other society members wore tailored gowns with blue braids, cream leghorn hats, and silk details. The event featured formal dress and orderly social exchange at the Grant cottage setting.
May 31 Former President Grover Cleveland, confined to Lakewood Hotel for rheumatic gout and indigestion, leaves for his Princeton home after a two month stay. He walks with a cane, greets friends, and says cancer rumors are false, predicting at least ten more years. Mrs Cleveland arrives from Sumworth to take the children to summer home.
A series of preliminary exercises began in the ditches as Angston N Max BL led preparations for the 20th anniversary celebration. An address on Abraham Lincoln was delivered at First Dutch Church, with Gov Hughes’ father Reverend TD Truehes speaking at a later gathering. Tomorrow features a parade at 11 o clock signaled by President Roosevelt from the Winter Horse, reviewed before Gov Hughes. Afternoon events include a reenactment at the Indian stockade with five hundred participants in the mimi battle.
Princess Amelia Louise of Fuerstenberg and Gustave Kozi g n arrived with Kozians mother as negotiations proceed with the princess family for marriage approval. If talks fail, the wedding will be held soon in this city.
The forty first annual commencement of the College of Mount St Agnes will be held June 11 at the Mount Washington Maryland campus. Exercises start at 4:30 p.m. Rev Austin Pleming of Apostolic Mission House will preach the baccalaureate sermon on Sunday June 9 with a dramatics program preceding. Robert H. Bus ney, state attorney, will deliver an address on June 9. Rev John James Monaghan will speak at the commencement on June 11.
Bishop Curtis of Baltimore officiated the dedication of the new St Francis de Sales Church at Langdon, with Dr Buel and Rev Southgate assisting. The ceremony honored Queen's Chapel’s two centuries on the site while highlighting Catholic unity, national growth, and the church’s enduring spirit through speeches by Rev Pace and Rev George A Dougtity, amid clergy, veterans, and student choirs.
Early morning blaze on a narrow Lenape street started by a kerosene lamp exploded in the apartment of Joseph Serdabeins. Tenants, including children, scrambled to reach a street exit while about thirty residents were evacuated with ladders and firemen assisting endangered occupants.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and places across many states including Raleigh New Orleans Atlanta Philadelphia and Milwaukee. The garbled text shows names spouses titles and towns such as St James Willing Walker Shoreham Fort Wayne New Haven Richmond and Wilmington, indicating a broad notices page with personal names and locale references rather than a single event.
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