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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
7
A very comprehensive assortment this season focuses on practical summer wear for children. The collection features cool stylish and inexpensive options that wash and launder well including Russian Suits Russian Blouse Suits Man-o-war Suits and other striped and colored styles.
Displayed in town and seaside fashion, the collection features white French lawn, pale blue and pink mousseline, and flowered lawn two-piece sets for girls and misses. Prices range from 1 25 to 2 50 with sizes 4 through 20, plus a linen and linen-adorned option on the third floor.
Childrens and Misses demi calfskin patent Callekin and tan Russia calfskin pumps offered. Prices 2.00, 250 and 2.00. Infants ankle ties in white black tan blue red pink and latent leather sizes 2 to 6. Located on floor tenth at Se Thira.
A rain postponed lawn fete at 2334 Columbie road benefits the Young Woman's Home Missionary Society. Rep. and Mrs. Longworth plan a four month England tour from New York. Miss Ollie Thompson entertained for the Daughters of the Confederacy at St Andrew's Parish Hall. Mrs. Small sails from North Carolina. Gen Craigie hosts guests. Miss Lamkin visits from Roanoke. Simon sails for England. Mabel Murphy travels with Boston friends along Maine and Nova Scotia coast. Mrs. Frank L. Stanton visits New York and Canada en route.
Special to The Washington Poet reports Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth, Roosevelt's son in law and daughter, arriving in New York from New Jersey by auto cab and ferry. They attend a box party at the New York Theater hosted by Cornelius Vanderbilt and plan to sail aboard the American Line steamship St Louis the following morning.
Lieutenant Colonel James McMillan, retired from the United States Army, died at his West Washington home after a period with Bright's disease. A 1856 USMA graduate, he served long in the civil war era and retired about 1890. He was born at Conesus, N.Y., seventy years ago. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
Special to The Washington Fort reports Miss Helen Gould sailed on the Deutschland with a party of seven. She left without public notice, traveling to Paris to visit her sister the Countess de Castellane, then planning an extended European tour and likely return in autumn.
Paris June 1. Count Bon de Castellane hardens position in a divorce suit with Countess Anna. Custody of the children is the central issue with the Countess seeking sole control and education rights while the court may visit the children in Paris. Alimony terms remain unsettled though the Countess leans toward generosity amid the Count’s obstinacy and alleged maneuvering for better financial terms.
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