Summer Garments and Travel Goods Catalog Highlights
Readable pages list summer wear and travel items including linens, coats, suits, lingerie, dresses, bathing suits, hats, belts, bags, trunks, kits, and cosmetic sets. Emphasizes options for travel abroad and vacations with various fabrics, styles, and accessories suitable for autos, trains, and hotels.
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Wemens
Panama
Ats
Social and Personal Taft party heads to New York and Europe
Social column notes Mrs Taft and her son Charles Jettington departing for New York for a Yale reunion before joining Mr Taft and Mr Robert Taft in Washington. Ambassadors and attachés arrange legation moves between Washington York Harbor and Bar Harbor as European officials plan summer abroad and travel to Europe. Numerous society names, relocations, and forthcoming visits across the Northeast are recorded.
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Mme Jus Eer
Washington
Colesgo
New York
Europe
M Des Portes de la Hosse
Gen
Corbin
Chety Chase
Mr Des Portes
Bar Harbor
York Harbor
Taft
Charles Jettington
New Haven
Tift
Robert Taft
Ass of
Yale
Charifatres
Netherlands
Rovgaards
Manzi Ester Ty Tnoes
Legation
Jon Breuning
Mulitars
Mme
Ion Breuning
Leise
Don Mn
Cat
Mesigustus
Capt
Breuning
Chiffin
Alton
Salirti
Irene
Eraly
Switzerland
Paris
Bion Adams
Adams
Eorge Marsh
Edelhurst
Otawa I
Oan
S Wilson
Wow Criswell
Hot Minter
Joa
Teng
Fo Smith
Bron Paumghten
Mr Hour
EB Davis
Wislington
Astic
Roy Peter Parker Phiips
St Pauls Gos Opal Church
Alexandrina
Wirlate
Marrage
Lilian Hosey
Ross Rarsom Norris
Baltmore
Mia Gohen
Savannah Grand S
Hilt Nore Street
Fashionable Wedding Gifts and London Society Notes
Social Gossip outlines Miss Jean Reid’s forthcoming wedding to Hon John Ward at the Chapel Royal with royal gifts described, from King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra to numerous dukes and countesses. It also covers fashion trends in Mayfair and Ascot attendees, highlighting American influence, new dress silhouettes, perfume parasols, and the shift of fashion centers toward Regent’s Park as costs press the royal household.
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Jean Reid
Whitelaw Reid
England
Chapel Royal
John Hubert Ward
Edwar
Alexandra
Mr Ward
Edward
George II
Eh Nater
Paul Pamers
Priiss Nithilas
Greece
Dudley
Elver Mio
Reiss
Seviez Room
Nicholas Tong
Dr Tohn
Advar
Copenhagen
Alan
Johnstone Lortey
Vir
Bradles Martin
Mackavan Vor
Feold Cardeise
Virgi
Bayard
H TF Sloine
HOV Higens
Vis Petter Palmer Diamond Haupins
Andrew
Carnegie
Joseph
Walter
Roper
Weune
Tia Wrone
Almer
Anthoh
Dresel
Spender Clay
Aisele Odsles
John Sloane
Douglas Olek
Alfree Rodls
Lord and Lady Weardale
Ford
Lady Lorebirn
Gilbert
Lady Parker
Pre
Europe
Paris
Worths
Housea
Rue de la Paix
Ascot
Waliis Astor
Langiorne
Virginia
Cliveden
Axnot
Duke of
John Jogi Astor
Astor
Craven
Prince Francis of
Teck
Anthony J Drexel
Caurse
Woloughby de Bresby
Cecil Higgins
Potter Palmer
Rose
George 2
Goull
Frink
Gargesuel
Gorlds
Valenciennes
Mogador
Lora Inelin
Marjotie Gould
Milfred Carter
Lori O Magan
Lord Stanione
Lord Royston
Widener
H E Wdeners
D Sloane
de Onfield
Clarence Moore
Francis Hyde
Nnicott
Robert Goelet
Rersbodt
Duke
Mraalmer
Amelia
Jean Heil
John Ward
Miss Reid
Mrs Palmers
Biarritz
King
Windsor Castle
London
le Breeze
Windsor
Toyarty
Orde
Rel
Willoughby
Ronalds
Samuel Untermeyer
Grant Smith
Mme Dominguez
Newhouse
Francis Leggett
Bradley Martin
Cleman
Chaunmey
Wes Astor
Frank Mackay
Henry Coventry
Wilhelm
Mayfair
Regents Park
Bloomsbury
Pott
R Palmec
Ster
New York
Regents
Wong Edward
Lord Salisbury
Tom
Marriage announcements from Sandy Spring and Baltimore
Thomas and Joseph Bond and Tarlton Brooke of Sandy Spring served as groomsmen with J Hilles Robison as best man. The Bentley homestead in Bloomfield hosted a reception for Mary Bentley family ties. Edith Shoemaker and Marian Snowden performed, and later the couple planned a mountainside honeymoon followed by residence in Sandy Spring. Grace A Hall and Maurice Robhr baugh announced marriage in Baltimore at Grace Baptist Church with Rex W H Baylor officiating and a reception at the bride’s father’s home.
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Mary Chandice
Hentley
Edward N Bentley
oGlock
Francis Fole Robison
S M Robison
Sandy Spring
Lafferty
St Johns Episcopal Church
Olney
Rabicon
Mountains
Robison
Richard L Bentley
Baltimore
Grace A Hall
Marion W Hall
Preston Street
Maurice Robhrbaugh
Race Baptist Church
Caroline and
Preston Streets
Rex W H Baylor
Rohr
Bate
Washington
Rare Haitian fruit models donated to National Museum exhibit
The United States National Museum received from J Leger, Haiti’s minister to the U S, a gift case of models depicting over a hundred Haitian fruits and vegetables for exhibition. Shown in Jamestown, this is likely the most complete series of its kind. Notable items include cashew ginger plant, mango, alligator pear, custard apple, pomegranate, guava, tamarind, sandalwood, and a large green breadfruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States National Museum
J . Leger
United States
Jamestown
Hattel
Hill makes good impression as Berlin envoy
The Washington Post reports Ambassador Hill has made a favorable impression in Berlin, speaking easily yet discreetly and exuding confidence. He seeks a suitable residence but will delay decision until Tyches from Leipzig arrive. Transfer of embassy staff to Rome and Mexico signals a shift, with HDI and Grew to St Petersburg filling roles, suggesting Hill prefers to work with his own choices.
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Washington Post
Berlin
Hill
Kaiser
Hillis
Tyches
Leipzig
Garrett
Rome
Mexico
HDI
St Petersburg
Hui
Dr Hills
Danish Count and Danish Bride-to-be to Wed in New York
Special to The Washington ros Buffalo June 21 Count Elfrie Moltke of Denmark and Wiss Gyllic a Danish woman plan a New York wedding after a prenup journey with the bridegroom’s parents. The couple spent most of last week in Buffalo and then headed to New York. One trunk containing the bride’s trousseau escaped the retinue and was traced for four days from Colorado Springs to Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Buffalo
Colorado Springs
Wiley Buried in Alabama Funeral for Rep. Wiley in Montgomery
The body of Representative A. A. Wiley arrived in Montgomery on Saturday with a Congressional delegation led by Private Secretary Speight and the House Sergeant-at-Arms. Pallbearers and the local cavalry met the procession at the depot and escorted it to the Wiley home before the 2:30 p.m. funeral with Governor B. B. Camerons and other state officers among the pallbearers.
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Montgomery
Ala
A. A Wiley
City
Speight
Wiley
Gov B B Camer
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Boston House
Employer’ Relief Association
Marshall Hall
Antoin le Garnent
Maetaads
Clon
G Street
Moeing
Women’s Umbrellas
Union Taffeta
Gsten
Tenth St
Woodward & Lothrop
Jusserand Return
MRS. Taft and Son
d’Alflames
Roynarés
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Huntington Wilson
Mormw
Huntington Wolksawt
Kure
Wilhelm II
Simmer Ab
Co & Elliott
Axel Wilbebser
Geman
Finbass
Plaza de Matiel de Freyre Y Santander
Lega
Chevy Chase
Maine
Gunerals
Fasons
Thomas Gadsden King
Charleston SC
Legare Mahon
Calvert Street
Ormsby
Cob Ginn
HW. Buller
Wasi Niginn
Viaza New Krk
al Ns
Chiri
Wislam Baker
Vr Prederikh Clarente Weber
Colimbus
Pierce
Misic
J OW Bischott
Holry Browning
Arty
Wethcreft
Parisienne
America
William
Bing
Aisa
Galt & Bro
Penna, Ave
Castoria
BAGEL
Haiti
Leger
National Museum
Alabama
Vale
Wallace
Eddy Refrigerator
Baldwin
Opahue
Tettenborn
Dulin & Martin CO
China Gass Silver
Pty Plitt
MCA
Cranklin Park
Young Min’ Chrstian Association
Charles McGuthrie
Jesus
Johns Gospel
Oasis
Aciive
jTaritt
George E Watehouse
Elphonso Youngs
Cornet
Soper
Japan
Toriesti
Peery Dle
Fnr
Wien
Ralbit
R. Harris & Co., Jewelers and Silversmiths
7Th and
D Sts. NW
Bilips
Gia
Weamer
Buster Brown
Tige
Post
Eagh Surreys
Tewest
Beach
Surrey
Carri
Young’, Sepocttrs Rose Et
KALE
Sume
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