Fashion fabrics from Europe and America offered in wide range
UST presents stylish summer fabrics from France Germany Great Britain and Switzerland and large imports from American looms. Materials are sheer washable durable and attractive for home or street wear with many exclusive patterns. Prices per yard vary from 20 to 87 cents and up. David and John Andersons ginghams and Mercerized Madras offer plaid and solids at low rates.
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France
Germany
Great Britain
Switzerland
Printed fabrics and widths offered on second floor
Printed Dimities priced at 12 1 2 cents a yard. Printed Banste at 12 1 2 cents for four yards. Printed Dotted Swiss 1 2 cent a yard. Printed Duck 12 4 26 cents a yard. Printed Hercules 12 1 2 cents for four yards. Second floor G street.
Bride Fashion Notes For June Weddings And Gowns
The article reviews bridal fashion from gowns with high throats and long sleeves to minimal trimming, lace veils, and silk hose for the bridal toilette. It highlights corsets, embroidered silks, and rich Angerie sets, with materials like muslin, Swiss fabrics, and lace, plus accessories such as hats, furs, wraps, and heirloom lace handkerchiefs. It notes July and June bridal trends, including painted musting fabrics, jewelry, and fine lingerie, and suggests gifts like silver ware and ornate breadbaskets for brides.
French Ambassador Jusserand Hosts Diplomatic Dinner in Washington
The French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand entertained at dinner at the embassy on Rhode Island avenue. Guests included Chilean Minister and Mme Walker Martinez, Peruvian Minister Calderon, Bolivian Minister Snore, Guatemalan Minister, Mme Schuyler, Mr. and Mrs. Portela, and others. The Jusserands plan to sail for Europe around June 25. The Russian Embassy added Mr de Thal as second secretary, succeeding Mr Stanislas Gutowek.
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Mme. Jusserand
Rhode Island Avenue
Mme. Walker Martinés
Snore
Calderon
Guatemala
Mra. Schuyler
Portela
Mendoza
Miss Berry
Mise Walker Martinez
Walter Berry
de Thal
Alfredo Calderon
Europe
Scond
Stanislas Gutowekh
Dudley Rawson de Chair
England
Alx
British Embassdors
Lenox
Netherlands
Mme
von Swinderen
Glover
Social gathering notes and upcoming nuptials list
The listing includes numerous attendees led by H A Boss and H Kraft. Announcements cover Louise May joining Ty Ae, Mary Kraft’s daughter marriage to Clarence Rameey Jefferis in Alamogordo New Mexico, and Clarence H Green traveling to Lynchburg Virginia to serve as best man for Ethel V O Brien and John Francis Thornton.
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H. A. Boss
H. Kraft
G. Boiser
L. Brown
Clarkson
Holmes
L. Grown
M. Daw
A. End G Gainor
Dayton
Hawke
Clague
Coburn
Newell
Hil
Hiller
Caser
Flynn
Peilen
J. Getz Tresta
A. Ft
Or. i
Boas
Jr. Brown
B. Gun
I Miller
M. Howard
Brown
P. Miller
Rephew Clements
Nfialath
F. Kraft
T. Whitney
Ganghter
Louise May
Ty Ae
Edward August Keeling
Mary
Clarence Rameey Jefferis
Alamogordo
N. Mex
Mesaglero
Clarence H. Green
Lynchburg
Ethel V. O'Brien
John Francis Thornton
Golden Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs Samuel Herman
A large gathering at Freund's last evening marked the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Herman of 227 Four-and-a-half Street Southwest. Relatives include sons Isaac and Albert, daughter Mrs. D. Strauss, seven grandchildren, and gifts from the Rebecca and Deborah lodges. Out-of-town guests from Baltimore joined the event amid telegrams of congratulations and lavish presents.
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Samuel Herman
Freund
Isaac and
Albert Herman
D. Strauss
Misa Clara Strauss
Harold
Leon Strauss
Missea Camile
Anita Herman
Philip
Ivan Herman
Rebecca
Deborah
Outing of St Patrick’s Parish to River View A Grand Event
About 350 parishioners joined a Saturday excursion to River View turning into a full parish reunion. Students and orphans from St Vincent’s Orphan Asylum St Joseph’s St Patrick’s Academy and Sunday school joined 600 attendees for luncheon and prizes. Games included sack potato and three legged races trolleyball and tug of war with teams from St Patrick’s Georgetown Immaculates and others. Organizers led by Dr Stafford Fathers McGuigan Carroll and the Ushers’ Association oversaw activities while Sisters of the university supervised the children.
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River View
St. Patrick’s Parish
St. Patrick's
St. Vincent’s Orphan, Asylum
St. Joseph's
St. Patrick’s Academy
Georgetown
Marquette
Immaculates
St. Aloysine
Academy
St. Vincent de Paul's Conference
Ushers’ Association
Stafford
McGuigan and
Carroll
Sisters of Versity
George Dougherty
Warm Welcome for Whitelaw Reid in London
London newspapers extend a warm welcome to Whitelaw Reid as the new American Ambassador. The Morning Post editorial suggests Anglo American relations are approaching a level for meaningful political exchange.
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Whitelaw Reid
London
The
Morning Post
Sermon at St Michael's on Divine Revelations
Rev Dr Pond of Chicago preaches at St Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church on the necessity of the right spiritual state to receive God's revelations. He cites St John the Divine from Patmos and notes trials and daily devotion as paths to visions. The church awaits a new rector. vestry planned to meet tomorrow in the parish hall.
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Dr. Pond
Chicago
St. Michael and All Angels' Episcopal Church
Wiliam F. Turner
B. Pom
Christ Church, Chicago
Pond
Isle
Patmos
St. John
St John the Divine
God
Isle of
Rome
John
Children’s Day Exercises at Vermont Avenue Church
The Vermont Avenue Christian Church held its annual Children’s Day service in the morning. Recitations came from Anita Parker and many infant class children, with solos by Lillie Gilchrist and a full infant choir. Mrs. C. E. Ferguson’s class presented Brightening the World, followed by Rev. Frederick D. Power’s address on One of the Little Bibles using Matthew 11. The program was directed by Sunday school superintendent Elton A. Ganguner.
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Vermont Avenue Church
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Anita Parker
Annie Heider
Gordon Mack
Paul Jones
Mary Sigeers
Douglass Jordan
Lillie Gilchrist
C. E. Ferguson
Frederick,d. Power
Matthew
Elton A. Gangener
McKendred Children’s Day Exercises at Church
McKendred M E Church Sunday school held Children’s Day in the church audience chamber. Prayers opened the program followed by recitations, songs, and duets from Infant to intermediate departments. Eight girls presented The Archway of Love, with named duties like Faith, Virtue, and Knowledge.
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Auience
McKendres M
Edwin Tomlingon
Chariie, Stewart
Evelyn Wageley
Mildrad Cole
Grace Waite
Rena Reid
Faith
Rena House
Virtue
Estella Brady
Knowledge
Katherine Miller
Temperance
Claré Lusby
Patience
Ollie Wiggington
Mar
Name Change and Corner Stone Laying for Providence Baptist Church
The Virginia Avenue Baptist Church was renamed Providence Baptist Church after a corner-stone ceremony at First and H streets SW. The event, led by the District Grand Lodge and Grand United Order of Odd Fellows No 2, included Bible and lodge documents sealed in the stone. GUIDANCE: trimmed for length and entity focus.
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Virginia Avenue
Providence Baptist
Virginia Avenue Baptist Church
Providence Baptist Church
Grand Lodge
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
William H. Howard
Zion Baptist Church
A. Willbanks
Dr. Norman
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Lodge
John B. Wilkingon
A. HaWon
Eastern Star Lodge
Aleck
Howard
Rising Sun Lodge
Henry Stewart
John J. Dickson
J. W. Scott
Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas W. West
George R. Watkins
James W. Coleman
George R. Carter
James L. Turner
Children Open New United Brethren Church Service
The first regular Sunday service in the newly dedicated United Brethren Church on North Capitol and R Streets was observed as Children's Day. Rev J H Cooper presided over the Sunday school with music led by chorister Frederick Teichman. At the night service Rev W S Houck led the first observance of the Lord's Supper aided by Rev C T Stearne, D D, who preached on The House of God Our Relation to It and What It Represents from Psalm xxvi 8.
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United Brethren Church
North Capitol
R Streets
J. H. Cooper
Frederick Teichman
W. 5. Houck
C. T. Stearne
D. D
Sermon to the Children at New York Avenue Church
Rev Dr Redcliffe preaches to the Sunday school on Children’s Day at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. He held a seven branched candle stick and spoke of the Bible’s seven as symbols of perfection. The seven branches symbolize work order reverence study honor meals and play.
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Redcliffe
New York Avenue
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Wallace Radcliffe
Sheyward
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