President and Mrs Wilson Spend Quiet Day at Home
Washington diary notes a quiet White House day after divine services. A family luncheon, motor trip in the afternoon, and en famille dinner followed. Various Wilson relatives depart for home, while guests and officials attend luncheons and dinners at the Shoreham and Chevy Chase Club.
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Anday
White House
Washington
John A. Wilson
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Shoreham
Franklin
Alfred Wilson
New York
Portland
Oreg
Justin Morrill Charober
Chevy Chase Club
William McC. Wilson
Elizabeth Wilson
Franklin, Pa
Col
Mrs. Ladd
George Barnett
Evans
Capt
Baldwin
William Howard Taft
Augusta
Georgia
United States
Hoke Smith
Mr. Taft
William H. Taft
Dixie
Heald Debs Gown Noted From French Play
Announced description notes a corat cloth gown worn in a French play. The skirt consists of two parts with the upper breadth folded over double to create a one sided tunic.
Dance at Buckingham Palace features Duchess of Marlborough
A select royal ballroom gathering last week included the Duchess of Marlborough who danced with King George. Other guests were Lady Iris Capell and Lady Eleanor Butler with various noble families in attendance. The night also highlighted Taft's Southern visit and a local bankruptcy filing in New York.
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J. Charles Linthicum
Maryland
Linthicum
Dresden
Mme. Dube
Paris
Charles F. King
Wilmington
Del
A. A. Allen
Geneva
N. Y
J. 1K. Benson
JF. F. Wilder
New York
Charles H. Perry
Brooklyn
Helen Perry McCaffrey
Eleanor Linthicum
Ensign Woodruff
G. Milton Linthicum
Baltimore
J. T. McCaffrey
John Leland Perry
Saratoga Springs
Henry May
Francisco J. Peynado
Shoreham Hotel
Tao
Enrique Borja
Legation of
Salvador
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Calva
Mejia
Nicaragua
Castrillo
Mendez
Francisco A. Lima
Duchess of Marlborough
Buckingham Palace
George
Iris Capell
Bradley Martin
Earl of Essex
Wilsons
Cape San Juan
Arthur Butler
Anson Stager
Chicago
Eleanor
Lord Revelstoke
Jady Michael Herbert
Lelia Wilson
Newport
Sidney
George Keppel
Violet
Sidney Herbert
Abigail Hancock Bishop
James Cunningham Bishop
United States District Court
Bishop
Orchard Spring Water Company
How to guard color in colored cotton fabrics
Practical guide from 1912 on washing colored cotton garments to prevent fading and color transfer. Advises avoiding ammonia and strong alkalis, using warm water, and applying starch in place of soap. Describes starch preparation methods from rice water, potatoes, flour, corn starch, and laundry starch, plus rinsing and drying routines.
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Copsright
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Madge's New Home Delights with Thoughtful Design
Phoebe recounts Madge’s newly planned home with rooms in rose and green and white. The maid’s room gains special care with sunny lighting, reading desk, chairs, and pictures. A cheerful kitchen workshop and downstairs charm finish the tour.
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Phoebe
Madge
Marjorie
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