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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1910

Page

14

Summer Dress Sale at Woodward & Lothrop

Woodward&Lothrop promotes a summer dress sale with reductions of one third to half, offering linen, silk, and lingerie imports and domestics. Styles include dotted satin foulard, taft silks, Russian blouse effects, tunic and kilted skirts, high and Dutch necks, lace yokes, and varied trims. Prices range from 8.00 to 35.00 with regulars up to 45.00 on the third floor G street.

G St

Special Sale of Women's Shirt Waists Offers Bargains

A local sale features a range of women's shirt waists in batiste and Indian linen with Swiss and Valenciennes details. Prices run from 1.15 to 3.95, with several styles discounted from higher former prices and finished with lace, embroidery, and tailored collars.

Valenciennes Willes Batiste Batiste G St

Towels and Toweling On Sale At Low Prices

Regular price 75c each. towels and toweling now 60c each, $7.00 a dozen. Sale located on the second floor at Eleventh Street.

Eleventh St

Lightweight Suit Cases Offer Value and Style

A sale lists light weight suit cases and fiber cases suitable for women, emphasizing attractive design and durability. Rattan suit cases in 21 inch size with leather bindings and cloth lining are priced at 2.95 each, typical value 4.00. Genuine cowhide leather traveling bags in oxford shape come in all sizes at 3.95 each, value 5.00.

Secretaries Knox and War leaders leave town today

A long list of dignitaries and their families depart Washington for summer retreats and overseas trips. The Secretary of State and Mrs Knox plan a summer at Valley Forge, while the War and Navy departments join world travel circuits from San Francisco to Manila and Asia, with various engagements and engagements including marriages, gatherings, and ship races noted across the capital.

Knox Washington S. Valley Forge Mrs. Dickinson San Francisco Manila Japan China Europe New York Gen Mra Clarence Edwardes Bessie Edwards Ecuador Mme Carbo Carbo Don Luis Alberto Carbo Senor Don Esteban Felipe Carbo Legation Blue Ridge Summit Pennsylvania Senator Borah Stoneleigh Court Mrs. Borah Boise Idaho

Social leaders and debutantes dominate summer society chatter

Baroness Speck von Stern, widow and former ambassadorial aide, settles at Hotel Adlon Berlin and is tipped as future lady in waiting at the Kaiser's court. Meanwhile, Miss Dorothy Randolph’s July 4 wedding to John R. Fell at Narragansett Pier draws Philadelphia and New York elites. the event features a lavish coming-out and a Drexel-centered wedding party. Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Mrs Taft head toward quiet domestic plans, while Mme Cheremeteff wins the Grand Prix at Longchamp amid stormy weather that unsettles fashion observers. Followers of high society note fur trim trends and aristocratic attendance at European races.

Speck von Sternbute United States Adlon Berlin Kaiser's Court Roosevelt Washington Iis Lilian Langham Charles Langham Wyoming Europe Louisville Wildfield Farm Philip 5 P. Randolph Narragansett Pier Dorothy Randolph John R. Fell Philadelphia New York Miss Randolph Philadelphia Horticultural Hall Mr. Fell Alexander van Renssalaer Sarah Drexel Randolph Dorothy Hannah Randolph Antela Devereux Howard Henry Charles A. Munn, Jr Edith Wayne Elizabeth Philips Constance Perkins Celestine Hitchcock A. J. Drexel Paul Philip Randolph W Frazier Harrison Harrison Tweed Charles Cadwallader Alfred Devereux Lowther Welsh William Reeves, Jr Mme. N. G. Cheremeteff Nuage W. K. Vanderbilt Reinhart Mr. Vanderbilt Longchamps Mme. Cheremeteff Rebelle France M. Falkeres Czarina Bulgaria Madrid Armenonville Precatelau Cornelius Vanderbilt Willam Leeds Rodman Wanamaker Wiliam K. Vanderbilt Alfred G. Vanderbilt Frederick Townsend Martin Henry Sands Frank Gould Daniel Morgan James Burden Ogden Mills James Cutting Marion Story A. Murray Young Julian Street James B. Regan Knickerbocker Hotel Jesse Lewisohn William H. Thompson Veil Picard Gould M. Picard Percy Lynham

Hamline Sunday School Excursion Tops Athletic Meet Honors

Hamline Methodist Sunday school held a river excursion from Queen Anne with six other schools and a full day of athletics. Hamline led with seven first prizes two seconds and five thirds as Bethany and Anacostia followed in close competition among Foundry Wesley Brightwood and Douglas.

Bethany School Anacostia Hamline Methodist Episcopal Sunday School River View Foundry Douglas Wesley Brightwood Bethany Presbyterian Maynard V. Twitchel Hamline Bethany School of the Anacostia M. E. Church Irving Coggina Ross Clements Bsthany Robert Acom Eugene Oxenrider Frank Stoll Homer Clayborne Raymond Nicholson Anaccatia Carl Winter Charles Watson Victor Boeckh Stewart Smith Bethaany James Ragland Walter B Crow Anacpatin C Morris Geraldine Lyons Gertrude Russell Lillian Douglas Adelaide Henseley Jessie Rab"Verte Genevieve Smith Jessle Robberts Alice Specht Henrietta Clements Mra Gottwal Douglas Gertrude Frasier Hamling F. Singer Nellie Jenkins Hamilne Frank Haines Mre W. E Tew A. Ballinger Mina Mas Werrick Lillian Douglase F. Linger H. H B. Galliher Boye Lester Barrett Jonathan Copp Harry Turnburke Hawline Soond Homer Smith Joseph Morgan Anacosti Charles Ralston Herbert Morland Anacoxtla

New Parliament Put Off Nine-Year Plan Guides China

Peking June 27 An imperial decree rejects the call for immediate convocation of a national parliament. Regent Prince Chun sticks to a nine year plan after provincial assemblies convene October 2. Delegates pressed for a general legislative body, backed by merchants reluctant to pay stamps, with threats of drastic action avoided to prevent foreign intervention.

Peking Council of the Empire Prince Chun China

Venezuelan Congress Rises With Broad Reforms

Caracas June 27 Congress adjourned after enacting laws to aid foreign mining interests and colonization of public lands, recognizing foreign educational degrees, improving consular services, promoting artesian wells, and authorizing 18 million bolivares in coinage. The protocol on Halim claims was rejected, as was English guarantee of Puerto Cabello and Valencia Railroad.

Caracas Venezuela Venezelan Serre Juan Pietri Halim Gen Pietri Vincent Corbett Puerto Cabello and Valencia

Westward wins Triangular Race at Kiel

The American yacht Westward of the New York Yacht Club defeated Germania in a 30 mile triangular race for class A schooners. Hamburg and Meteor started but Hamburg withdrew after an accident. Kaiser William and guests sailed aboard the Meteor with high level officials aboard.

Kiel Westward Alex Smith Cochran New York Yacht Club Hamburg Meteor William Kaiser von Bethmann-Hollweg Friederich Wilhelm Princet Hitel Friederich Prince Henry of Prussia

Duc dAlencon III Stricken at Wimbledon residence

The Duc d Alencon is staying at his English residence in Wimbledon and is seriously ill. Authorities say recovery appears unlikely.

Wimbledon Duc d'Alencon

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