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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1913

Page

13

Fashion and the New Regime at Inaugural Week Luncheons

Column notes Mrs Wilson and daughters in tailored gowns at the White House luncheon, contrasting the First Lady’s sedate style with brighter gowns worn by her daughters. It highlights social arrivals, gowns, and the attire of prominent guests including Mrs Marshall, Mrs Anderson, Miss Wadsworth, Miss Fish, and Miss May, as well as fashion shifts toward new materials and homespun looks.

Margaret Wade White House Courge Ncw Wilson Milady Whipord Melton Washington Miss Fish Miss Wadsworth Isabelle May May

Warning on Raw Milk Safety and Pasteurization Practices

Advice to parents on risks of feeding raw milk and cream to children and invalids. Emphasizes strict cleanliness at dairy, healthy workers, disease-free cows, pure water, rapid cooling, and proper covering. Promotes pasteurization at home or after bottling to prevent tuberculosis scarlet fever and typhoid. SERLINER warns against rich cream causing indigestion in babies.

Inaugural Fashion Notes From Washington Society

Day after the inaugural features Mrs. Wilson formerly Miss Sibley, in garnet wool gown with black silk motifs and a red hemp hat. Mrs. McDonald Sheridan, a New York visitor, in mauve tones with delicate tulle hat. her daughter wears taupe velvet with orange ribbon detail. Mrs. Norman Mack of Buffalo and Mrs. Richard Townsend host outfits in chiffon embossed velvet and taupe, with Paris workmanship, purple velvet Medic collar, and gold lace. Brocade remains fashionable with blue brocade and gold accents, plus a black velvet hat with white ostrich.

Carl Vrooman Marshall Shively A. L. Brick Brick Indiana Congressional Circle Washington Miss Brick Edgar D. Crumpacker Amuart Wilson Miss Sibley Joseph C. Sibley Pennsylvania K Street Larga Norman’. Mack Buffalo Thomas W. Symons Richard Townsend Paris

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