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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
16
Showcased in large display are separate coats for office and street wear in plain blue and black serges, alpaca, sicilian, and striped effects. Styles emphasize comfort with venetive coat coficepaality materials. Prices range from $1.50 to $12.00 each.
Local shirt makers tout shirts that promise comfort and perfect fit. Papert cutters display patterns in dull shirtings with new cheap productions from Prance England Austria and Scotland. Prices begin at $3.00.
Boys summer clothing for ages up to 17 features wool suits light weight reefers topcoats and knickerbockers with sizes 5 to 17 priced from 0.50 to 3.50. includes knit shirts blouses khaki shirts and a full range of hats and accessories with complete lines on the Miynd floor Tenth st.
Advertisement notes artistic engraving for wedding stationery ceremonies receptions and at homes in new styles. It highlights the best engravers, exact work, and affordable first class prices. Main floor Eleventh at Ware invites inquiries for invitations and announcements.
Washington society notes cover grand bachelor dinner for Granville R. Fortescue at the Willard, guests list including Kenyon Fortescue Archibald Butt and John Barrett, plus announcements of weddings and dress details. Also described are arrivals and departures of prominent guests, church ceremonies, and receptions for Mary Remey Wadleigh and Miss Laura Stotsenburg, with attendees from naval and military circles.
In 12 bower pink roses and fall s the first of fie June brides pronounced Wher wedding Vows in St Thomas Church yesterday at noon Army circles well represented in the fashionable assemblage that filled the church for Mr and Mrs Joseph Romanza and First Lieut John Witham Kile coast artillery corps A A The brilliant touch to the picture as it was group beneath the tall palms that filled the chancel Two standards of pink roses placed one on either side the chancel late and the soft rose pink in the by whom she was given in marriage wore an exquisite gown of white laden in roses and veiled by chiffon It was made on princess lines with a long train and a Dutch neck The bodice was trimmed with old family lace and the sleeves were elbow length r and were of tulle and lace Her veil was worn with a wreath of grace blossoms and single sprays of the blossom caught its folds as they fell She carried white roses with lilies of the valley and wore as an ornament a pendant of cut-topaz Two bridesmaids Gertrude Wagner and Marie McMillan Brown maid of honor Marjorie Kendall Edson preceded her to the altar The bridesmaids gowns were soft pink satin veiled in marquisette with trains and front panels embroidered in roses Pink satin slippers and hats completed these costumes Hats were large hemp fad with roses The bridesmaids carried arm bouquets of pink roses The maid of honor wore a gown of white batiste and lace over pink silk with a large white straw hat veiled in pink tulle trimmed with pink roses and foliage Four ushers led the way to the chancel where the bridegroom with his best man T Weisel awaited the bride The Rev Ernest Smith pastor of the church
Our display showcases unsurpassed diversity and elegance in electroliers with special focus on gas portables and single and double reading lamps in distinctive effects.
A trio of weddings occupied yesterday afternoon including Miss Margaret Woodbury and Mr. George B. Hotchkiss at 601 Howard Place with Rev. Frank P. Woodbury and Rev. Dr. Richards officiating. The bride wore crepe meteor with lace and a tulle veil. attendants included two sisters, Mrs Langdon Hawes and Mrs Tasker Howard. The couple plan to reside in New York City. A second ceremony united Miss Hoa Webster and Mr. Charles Morris Hopkins at Epiphany Church with J Prince Webster presiding. breakfast followed at the Raleigh and a Canada honeymoon planned. The third union joined Miss Emily G. Everett and Mr. Richard C. Williams at the home of the bride, with Dr. US GB Pierce officiating. A fourth rite connected Miss Grace Radcliffe Day and Mr. Harry Gould Ralston at Christ Church, Smithfield, with a large attendant party and a reception back at the bride’s home. The piece notes numerous attendees from across Virginia and beyond, and hints at continued coverage on the eleventh page.
The mouth harbors 33 germ classes and all mouths carry germs of consumption diphtheria pneumonia and other diseases. A person may develop illness when blood is impoverished or poisoned and resistance is low. Prevention hinges on proper nutrition pure air exercise water and normal mental activity to maintain bodily health.
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