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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
12
Straw Hats in suitable styles for men showcase a range from high crown narrow brim to wider brim models. The latest is the high crown and narrow brim, favored by young men and those in English style dress, accentuating a slender athletic silhouette. Styles vary in crown height and brim width, offering refinement and correctness in straw wear.
A verbose catalog style note advertises boys wool and wash suits for vacation and dress. It highlights blue serge, Norfolk, and wash suits with prices from 1 to 15 dollars, praising variety, patterns, colors, and sturdy materials. Third Floor Naw Building.
Readable merchandise listing offering khaki hammocks in various sizes and accessories. Includes prices for hammocks, nets, racquets, balls, guides, and croquet sets from Wright & Ditson. Emphasizes camping, outing, and tennis equipment with multiple price points and styles.
President and Mrs. Wilson host former president William H Taft for a luncheon at the White House. Taft arrived in Washington last evening and will stay until Tuesday morning. He will also attend a Lincoln Memorial Association meeting. Guests at the Dower house dinner included Mrs John Davis, Miss Gladys Hinchiles, and several others. Count von Bernstorff plans Princeton visits for degree and will be hosted by President Hibben during his stay.
Ensign Harold Perry Parmelee U S N graduates from Annapolis and will marry Miss LeHa May Henry at the residence of Representative and Mrs Hubert Lée Henry. A small house party will attend. Distinguished guests and embassy staff travel plans and social movements fill the page with a flurry of weddings travels and official postings.
Miss Marie Thompson, a popular member of the younger social set and daughter of Mrs G. W. Thompson, will become the bride of Ensign Henry Bruns, U S Navy, on June 17.
A fragment notes activity under the auspices of the Sons of Confederate Veterans Camp 305. No additional context or events are readable to identify date location or actions beyond this organizational attribution.
A luncheon at Piping Rock Country Club drew English visitors and prominent New York socialites for the Locust Valley race meet. Mrs. Ogden L. Mills and Miss Leonie Burrill sparked attention with striking costumes and parasols, while Miss Jessis Woodrow Wilson attended with escort Lisut. C. K. Rockwell. Columbia University will gain over 1.2 million from Mary B. Pell's will, with Rutgers and the Reformed Church of America each receiving over 400 thousand. The largest beneficiary is Mary C. Zabriskie, who receives a life interest in 310 thousand and in residuary estate, plus life-use of two homes valued at 500 thousand total. the remaining estate exceeds 560 thousand to be divided among heirs.
A mother seeks absolute rest and quiet prompting a separated vacation for her, while caretakers care for the children and the husband finds time apart. They reunite in the fall refreshed with a new mental outlook and deeper appreciation of home and love.
The report notes active and opposing groups in Newport, including the Newport Civic League led by Mrs. John Nicholas Brown. It mentions plans for a large police presence at Newport Beach with two women officers, and raises who will pay and how appointments will be made through the board of aldermen.
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