Bathing Suits and Apparel A Complete Showing for All
Bathing attire for men women boys and children offered in a broad display. Men’s cotton and Worsted suits range from 1.00 to 6.00, wool suits 3.00 to 4.50, fancy heather mixtures 5.00 to 6.00. Boys cotton jerseys 1.00 and wool 2.00. Women’s suits feature Mohair plain colors 2.95 to 15.00, black satin rajah and taffeta 12.75 to 15.00. Caps in flowered satins tussahs sateen 25¢ to 2.95. Children’s suits Mohair 1.20 to 3.90, trunks 1.25 to 2.50. Third Floor G Street.
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Noor
Tenth St
G St
Styles in Women’s Crepe Underwear for Summer
Hot weather demands special underwear for women. Cotton Crepe garments stay cool and wash easily, with no ironing. Kimono gowns, crepe petticoats, combination suits, drawers, and empire gowns feature lace, embroidery, beading, and ribbons. Prices start at 1.50. Third floor Eleventh.
Sherman Hosts Luncheon at Capitol for English Guests
Vice President Sherman entertained at a Capitol luncheon honoring Sir Thomas and Lady Cochran of England, Mr and Mrs Shand of England, and Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewall of Philadelphia. They socialized with him and Mrs Sherman, dined with them, and attended events at the New Willard and Congress Hall.
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Capitol
Thomas
Lady Cochran
England
Shand
Arthur W. Sewall
Philadelphia
Sherman
Senator du Pont
Shands
New Willard
Sewall
Judson C. Welliver
John Snure
M. L. Temple
Howard J. Clarke
Benjamin Akin
Plainfield
N. J
Frances Prouty
Evangeline Prouty
Emily Prouty
Hosts to Young People at Oak Lodge Maryland
A Washington area house party at Oak Lodge Maryland hosted by Mr and Mrs B B Bradford celebrates their son Lieut Carl Bradford AA who recently graduated from West Point The group includes notable guests such as Miss Marie McMillin Brown Miss Keith Frazier and Lieut Chester P Barnett and plan theater outings and a week long ballrooms and tennis courts feature Strong social set includes Baroness Uchida and families connected to prominent figures with summer plans forming in Washington area
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B. B. Bradford
Oak Lodge
Maryland
Carl Bradford
West Point
Washington
White House
Bradford
Marie McMillin Brown
Keith Frazier
Senator Frazier
Marguerite Camperton
Maitland Marshall
Murray
Clare Swift
Frances Miller
Nancy Jones
Granville Bradford
Lieut
Christian
Stonewall Jackson
Surles
Blount
Clay
Hardy
Estes
Fleming
Cowles
Patch
Senator Reed
Missouri
Neill Brown
Henry Gassaway Davis
West Virginia
Katherine Davis Brown
Theate
R. M. G. Brown
Brown
Chester P. Barnett
Fifteenth
United States Cavalry
Miss Brown
Margaret Draper
William Draper
Italy
Eudora Clover
Admiral
Clover
Senator Miller
Arthur Lee
Stephen Elkins
Lee
Lieut. Barnett
John T. Barnett
Indianapolis
Fort Myer
Graceland
Elkins
W. Va
Secretary of War and Mrs Stimson to Visit Haverford
The Secretary of War and Mrs Henry L Stimson will be weekend guests at the home of Dr and Mrs Robert G Gamble in Merion Station Haverford Pa next week. Other dignitaries and several wedding ceremonies are detailed in this society report.
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Henry A Stimson
Robert G. Gamble
Mealance
Haverford
Representative Mott
New York
Tim
Representative Smith
Michigan
Catlin
Missouri
Cargo
Pennsylvania
Philip I. Ward
Fairchild
Dwight
Driscoll
Dan
Washington Social Roundup of Weddings Trips and Visits
A Washington social page lists engagements and travels. Mr Shrater and bride depart for their wedding trip and will reside at 909 D Street NW after July 15. Mrs Pierre La Montague and Miss E P Patterson return to the Hotel Walcott in New York before heading home. Several families, including Boult, McConibe, and Dyer guests, are vacationing at Atlantic City Narragansett Pier and Woodward erstwhile hosts. European sojourns loom for Muller party sailing June 29 on Barbarossa with Paris Berlin Vienna on plan, while Droop and daughters enjoy Otis camp at Paul Smiths Adirondacks. Local youths and adults attend receptions, theater, and visits across Virginia New York and Richmond regions.
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Mrs. Webster
Maj
Edmund Kirby Webster
Miss Webster
Woodward
Harvard Street
Webster
Rhode Island Avenue M. P
Edith Miller Presnell
A. le Roy Crampton
Benson
Winfield A. Wilson
Ethel Holtclaw Gawler
Amelia Rosendale
Killarney
Jeanette Scott
Mary Finn
Gertrude West
Rapidan
Lucie Inscoe
Nannie Inscoe
Mary Toncray
Crampton
W. Raymond Crampton
A. BE. Parker
EE. W. Farlee
Guy Crampton
Harry Shermerhorn
Charles Taylor
Winfield Wilson
A. E. Parker
Channing Street
Pierre la Montague
E. P. Patterson
Washington
New England
Walcott
New York
Henry Muller
Europe
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Social set notes and royal court history and society driving tale
The piece describes Oli ver Harriman departing Kaiser's liner with wife Mrs Harriman in apple green silk, possible return to White Plains and Newport plans. It then recounts Queen Victoria era rules on divorced women at court, noting later relaxations did not occur, and recounts Lady Adelaide refusals. It ends with Miss Marion Hollins driving four-in-hands in Broadway fashion, the Magnet and Meteor making early season runs from Hotel Astor and Brighton Beach Casino, highlighting her long experience and mentor L H Howlett.
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Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Oliver Harriman
Queen Victoria
Lord Hertford
King Edward
Queen Adelaide
Queen Charlotte
William IV
Marion Hollins
Hotel Astor
Arrowhead Inn
Miss Hollins
Brighton Beach
Broadway
Miss Holling
Oatmeal Water Diet Advice for Constipation
The reader learns that Oatmeal Water should not be drunk with breakfast but two hours before. In severe cases omitting the morning meal allows the digestive organs to react, ensuring nourishment from two meals. Thousands, including the writer, eat only twice daily. if a morning meal is taken it should be light.
Olympic Makes Fast Time on Maiden Atlantic Run
New York reports the White Star Liner Olympic arriving from England after five days 16 hours 42 minutes at an average speed of 21.17 knots. Twelve tug boats strained to dock the 882% foot liner while Federal authorities allowed an extended pier to protect the temporary structure. Pilot Julius Adler praised the ship saying she handles like a catboat.
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New York
Olympic
England
Hudson River
Julius Adler
Angler Hooks a Grizzly Near Sheridan Stream
James W. Withrow city clerk of Sheridan Wyoming was fishing in the Big Horn mountains yesterday when a grizzly swallowed his fishing hook. He jerked the line. the bear emerged, charged him, and Withrow escaped up the stream bank.
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Sheridan
Wyo
James W. Withrow
Big Horn Mountains
Imagination as the Crown of Education in Child Rearing
A discussion on shaping a child’s mind through imagination beyond formal schooling. Wells and Ruskin are cited on feeding imagination with travel, nature, stories, and creativity, while emphasizing real knowledge, practical play, and parental guidance to foster high ideals and life readiness.
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H. G. Wells
Robert Louis Stevenson
Ruskin
Will of Owen Cable Bequeaths Charity Gifts
In probate filings Owen Cable's will leaves five Washington charities $200 each to St Joseph's Male Orphan Asylum St Vincent's Female Orphan Asylum St Ann's Orphan Asylum Little Sisters of the Poor and the House of the Good Shepherd Margaret McCabe of Scotstown Ireland a sister of the testator receives $500 The remainder goes to Mary Ellen Wynne, testator's daughter.
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Owen Cable
Washington
St. Joseph’s Male Orphan Asylum
St. Vincent’s Female Orphan Asylum
St. Ann's Orphan Asylum
Little Sisters of the Poor
House of the Good Shepherd
Margaret McCabe
Scotstown
Ireland
Mary Ellen Wynne
Summer moves and a church wedding in Washington society
Washington social notes show Mrs. Lewis E. McComas joining her Es sex camp on Lake Champlain for the summer while others relocate to Woodward and Berkshires for holidays. Notables visiting include Mrs. Graham now at Woodward with Rep. John H. Small’s daughters and Mrs. Benjamin Micou joining Hilary A. Herbert in Canada. The week also carries the wedding of Miss Anne Mosley to J. Houston Shraler at Wesleyan Pentecostal Church with a reception to follow.
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Lewis E. McComas
Washington
Essex
Lake Champlain
N. Y
Benjamin Micou
Hilary A. Herbert
the Navy
Muskoka Lake Region
Canada
Micou
Anne Mosley
H. B. Hosley
J. Houston Shraler
Wesleyan Pentacostel Church
Bertha Munro
Boston
Ellen Trigg
Matile Ruark
Lydia Brookland
Helen Ashton
Beatrice Farnham and John Otto Wed On Mountain Ledge
In Monument National Park Grand Junction Colorado on June 21 Beatrice Farnham Boston artist and sculptress and John Otto hermit prospector and trail builder were married on a quartz ledge 100 feet up reached by a trail cut from solid rock. The planned top of Independence Rock ceremony was replaced by a compromise after the minister balked. Before the ceremony the bride cooked the wedding feast over a camp fire and wore her wedding gown.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Beatrice Farnham
Boston
John Otto
Monument National Park
Otto
Independence Rock
Dewey’s Prize for Sale Mindoro at Manila Auction
The small steam gunboat Mindoro, captured by Admiral Dewey at Manila Bay, will be auctioned in Manila to the highest bidder. Commissioned in 1899, it carries two officers and twenty men and holds value mainly in sentiment for the United States.
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Mindoro
Manila
United States
Dewey
Manila Bay
Fourth of July Warning From Health Department Report
The weekly health department report warns against indiscriminate firecracker use on the Fourth of July noting lockjaw can result from wounds or abrasions caused by explosions of fire crackers percussion caps and related devices.
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Health Department
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Woodward&Lothrop
Equitable Bldg
MR. Sherman
Uchida
Forth
Representative Malby
Representative de Forest
Representative Simmons
Representative Bradley
Harvard
Oliver
Mount Kisco
Joseph Choate, Jr
St. Peter's Church
Frances Ahern
Maurice Ahern
Aloysius Joseph Egloff
Buffalo
Father O'Brien
James L. Ahern
U. S. BR
Co. L
Loretta Ahern
Agnes Wilson
Representative Wilson
Effie Ahern
Mararet Kimball
C. D. Kimball
Wiliam Huski
Miss Presnell
Royden Douglass Clagett
Alice Dolores Clagett
Clagett
Mia
Elizabeth C. Clagett
Ingleside
Marlboro
Frank Swallenberg
Misa May Clagett
Katherine Bowling
Ginger Clagett
Helen Beale Clagett
Hyattsville
Elizabeth Clagett Clark
Irving Bowle
EDDY
Tettenborn
White Mountain
G &T
H. V. Boult
Marlborough-Blenheim
Atlantic City
Malcolm McConibe
Narragansett Pier
Lee C. Dyer
Stephen Warriner
St. Louis
P. W. DeGraw
W. W. Dudley
the Brighton
Neil Graham Finch
Shelter Heights
Long Island
Wggleston
E. F. Droop
Droop
Adirondacks
Harry Barringer
Central High School
Ohio State University
Barringer
Central
May Gorman Walker
William Morgan
Warsaw, Va
George E. Audie
New National Theater
W. M. McBride
Kathleen Allen
Aline Graves
Richmond, Va
Sue Matthews Graves
Netherlands
Arthur C. Ely
Chicago
Old Point Comfort
Lady Holland
Br. T. J. Allen
Joseph B. Bowles
Bear
Bowlder
Y Barbara Boyd
Steven B. Ayres
Massachusetts Avenue
Representative Ayres
Maybelle Small
Katherine Small
John H. Small
North Carolina
Randolph H. McKim
Lusitania
Dorothy Pierce
Margery Pierce
Wiliam F. Pierce
TU. S. A
Hannah More Academy
Col
Mrs. Pierce
A E. Bates
Berkshires
St & Pa
A. A
de Sales
L St. NW
Rauscher’s
Wooltex
Snood & Felloff
Sirsot
Miss Farnham
Mountain Park
Cuticura
Dept. O
Post
Bluestein CO
Street, Cor
R.W
J. B. Henderson
F St
Stoneleigh Court
Connecticut Ave
L St
Bradeg
Philips Born
11Th St
Marinello
Boyd’s
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