Exquisite French infant wear and fittings for the newborn
A period advertisement highlights infant wardrobes and layettes offered by a Parisian style shop on 11th street. It promotes hand made robes, lace, embroidery, muslin, Valenciennes lace, imported items from France, knitted socks and booties, silk hose, and a fitted wicker infant hamper with silk lining. Also listed are caps, pins, necklaces, combs, brushes, and a perfumed toilet set in pale pink blue and white, with silver options. The piece emphasizes ready made options and light luxury for babies.
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11Th Street
France
Traveling Requisites For The Fashionable Journey
A Washington department store showcases travel comfort items across floors. Toilet requisites, leather luncheon baskets, and automobile baskets feature prominently. Travel pillows with dustproof cases, elegant gowns, wraps, hats, and refined gloves suit travelers of all ages.
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G Street
Baltic Passenger List Highlights High Profile Guests
The Baltic arrived in New York with prominent travelers including the Secretary of State Mrs. Hay and Thomas F. Walsh along with Mrs. Wynne and her husband who will visit Baltimore. Various social figures travel between London Cape May and Washington with plans for summer engagements and returns to the U S.
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Walsh
Miss Walsh
White Star
Ner Baltic
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New York
Hay
Thomas F. Walsh
Walah
Washington
William Barbour
Robert
America
Victor Baughman
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Savoy
London
M. H. Gale
K Street
Narragansett Pier
Marchioness
de Kermel
Paris
Phil Kearny
Sumer
Cape May
Hoxie
Richard Hoxie
Stoneleigh Court
Fred W. Murphy
Supervising Architect
Treasury Department
Queenstown
Washington Atelier
Washington Architectural Club
British Isles
Holland
Belgium
France
Ecole Des Beaux Arts
Murphy
Chicago
North Division High School
Paris Ecole
Nox
Chiccago
Ahere
Harlen Kent Bolton
Helen Bird Johnson
Ralph Preston
Tyler House
Farragut Square
Carlton
Alan O. Clephane
St. Thomas’ Church
Chalfonte
Atlantic City
Florence Frederic Lasier
Thomas A. Lasier
Benjamin Rush Kennerley
Pueblo
Colo
Ascension Pat Pueblo
Miss Lasier
Pasolo
James Wil Xn Kennerley
Health as Education Ideal Highlighted by Wilson at Princeton
President Woodrow Wilson told Princeton graduates that the ideal object of education is to develop and simplify the mind through health. He warned the modern push for wealth is a fever, not a right use of health, urging service over self. Additional remarks from Cleveland cover Western Reserve University on life and efficiency in colleges.
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Princeton
N. J
Princton
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles F. Thwring
Adelbert College
College of Women of Western Reserve University
Pearsons
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Oxtoby Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon at University of Pennsylvania
Commencement week at the University of Pennsylvania opens with Rev. W. H. Oxtoby preaching the baccalaureate sermon at Tabernacle Church Philadelphia. Class day alumni day and graduation follow with 540 degrees and about 50 proficiency certificates awarded. President George Harris of Amherst College will speak.
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W. H. Oxtoby
Tabernacle Church
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
William Henry Oxtoby
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
George Harris
Amherst College
Princeton Seminary Wins $1.75 Million Heir Settlement
Princeton Theological Seminary reached a settlement with Mary J. Winthrop heirs over her estate. The accord awards about 1.75 million dollars to the seminary, more than doubling its endowment, with plans not yet fixed but likely directed toward strengthening current conservativism and pursuing radical future changes.
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Washington Pont
Princeton
N. J
Princeton Theological Seminary
Mary J. Winthrop
June Golf Handicap Opens With Pairings Made
The Columbia Golf Club finished qualification rounds for the June handicap tournament. Pairings for the two sixteens were set by T. Cameron and T. Pliny Moran. Nine players qualified after card rejections due to technical mistakes, with scores ranging from 149 to 187. Match play begins under handicaps, prizes are two caps, and conductors Cameron and Moran receive congratulations.
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T. Cameron
T. Pliny Moran
Greens
Columbia
F. H Sullivan
Dr HT Harding
J. H. Whittaker
Reeve Lewis
RH. Lindsay
W. J. McNally
J. T Hough
T. P. Moran
Co. WH. PL McCain
D. K. Isckoon
George Weaver
F. R. Parks
F F Greenawalt
H. M Hall
Benjamin Woodruff
DH McAdams
H. H. Bloch
M. G Beaman
Hugh Reilly
W. E. Clark
M Phelps
A Cochrane
Frank Govern
Beneft
C. E Berry
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Sullivan
Va Moren
Harding
NcCain
Whittaker
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Lewis
Weaver
Lindany
Ve Parks
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Hough
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Reilly
Clark
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Moran
Greene Committee
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Col. McCain
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