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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1910
Page
12
A display highlights French lingerie and infants apparel as elegant, exclusive items from a recent overseas trip. Rich embroideries and refined fabrics showcase luxury outfits for women and babies, with reflections on exquisite craftsmanship and fashion trends.
French bridal trousseaux and sheer lawns with hand embroidery and Valenciennes laces. Describes dress combinations, tiques, and empire styles in silk and taffeta. Notes spring busts lower and longer skorts, gowns adapting to new styles. Crests and initials embroidered to order on bridal pieces at reasonable prices.
The display showcases infant attire with dainty hand embroidery, fine fabrics, and delicate trims. Highlights include sheer robes, satin socks, french napkins, empire yokes, Persian silks, and lace details. Also featured are short coats, reefers, and sun bonnets with embroidery and ribbons.
Go-Carts and Baby Carriages announce new spring stock with English rumble seat, upright carriages, and assorted fruits for inspection. The range includes collapsible and English hood go carts, hooded models, durable wheels, corduroy and leatherette finishes, with prices from $22 to $795 and special offers on folding and rubber-tired designs.
Frederick Wes eon hosted a luncheon at Chevy Chase Club for Mrs Henry W Ray mond of Philadelphia. Guests included Gen and Mrs Giliott, Mr and Mrs Ward Brown, Mrs Worthington Ford, and others. Numerous luncheons and teas followed at Studio House and with Mrs Paul Charlton. The British embassy official’s wife welcomed a daughter. An engagement was announced for Miss Anita Calef to Mr Wraneis Boardman of Boston. The social notes cover Washington luncheon scenes, guests, and moves amid festive gatherings during Lent.
A narrative recounts ornate brassware used by Baronesa Rosen and other society displays featuring dragon motifs and gilt birds. It notes Marchioness of Daffer in Ava planning a U.S. visit, Lady Dufferin’s eccentric fashion of jewelry laden pets, and a New York fete to aid the Bind, with prominent patrons including Mrs Taft and several ambassadors. The piece also touches on an Italian trial’s dramatic crowd moment and a Washington sales report for mesh beet.
Dr T J Allen notes oatmeal contains higher albumen and fat than other cereals and serves as a meat substitute. Historically the Booleh and Seetch Irith subsisted largely on oats with little meat, and preparation matters like fireless cookers or baking affect digestibility.
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