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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
29
We present a very comprehensive assortment this season with practical, inexpensive garments chosen for boys. The collection includes Russian Suits, Russian Blouse Suits, Man-o'-war Suits, and other styles in white, colors, and striped effects. They are cool, stylish, washable, and launder well.
Display features a range of white lawn and mousseline dresses for girls and Misses in sizes 4 to 20. Styles include long-waisted white frocks with lace and insertion, two-piece lawn outfits with yokes, and short-sleeve options in blue, pink, and linen. Special low-priced items at $1.25 to $2.50 highlight practical summer wear.
Demicalfskin patent callekin and tan Russia calfskin pumps priced at 2.00 250 and 2.00 plus infants ankle ties in white black tan blue red pink and latent leather sizes 2 to 6 on the tenth floor at Se Thira floor-Tenth.
Local society notes cover postponement of the Bettis Pilling lawn fete for the Young Woman's Home Missionary Society due to rain. Other items include Miss Tilizabeth Ashfield Walker’s wedding plans, visits by Representative Longworth and Gen. Horatio King, and social engagements of Mrs. Small Mrs. Farwell Miss Lamkin Mabel Murphy and Mrs. Frank L. Stanton with travels and gatherings noted.
Special to The Washington Poet reports Nicholas Longworth and his wife in New York on June 1 en route to Europe. They arrive by auto cab, attend a NY Theater box party hosted by Cornelius Vanderbilt, and plan to sail aboard the American Line St Louis the following morning.
Lieut. Col. James McMillan US Army retired died yesterday morning at his West Washington home after a long illness from Bright's disease. A 1856 USMA graduate, he counted Gen Fitzhugh Lee Lomax Poe Carroll and Saunders among classmates. Civil War veteran, he retired circa 1890 for disability. funeral arrangements to be announced.
Special to The Washington Fort reports Miss Helen Gould and six companions sailed on the Deutschland yesterday. She traveled without public notice, not using an assumed name, to visit her sister the Countess de Castellane in Paris before an extended European tour expected to last through autumn.
The Washington Post reports Count Bon de Castel Lane and Countess Anna in a Paris divorce fight over child custody and alimony. The countess seeks sole education rights with court visits, while alimony terms remain unsettled. Observers tie the count’s hard line to potential financial leverage as the case grows contentious.
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