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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
12
An invitation to view the Woodward & Lothrop war shop offerings in New York Washington and Paris, highlighting high grade work in restoration plating refinishing and upholstery. Specials include parlor suite fabric allowances and Belgian linen yard allowances. Also describes screen doors awnings weather strips and furniture repair services with estimates available.
Social notes from Washington describe Mrs Wil son entertaining about 40 guests at a tea in the White House setting. The evening included a short piano program by Herbert Fuchs Hirach and further gatherings featured officials, diplomats, and guests at various club events and theatre outings in the capital.
Mrs William Jennings Bryan and Mrs Daniels are house hunting in Washington while other officials and spouses plan moves or travels. Senators, ministers, and embassy officials, plus the President's family and guests, are embarked on relocations, visits, or trips to New York, Chicago, Niagara Falls, and abroad.
The season’s fashions feature a pale blue satin gown with Alencon lace flounces and ornate edges. Guests include Miss Elizabeth Abbott of Tennessee staying with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Young, and visitors from Baltimore, San Francisco, and West Virginia attending tea and visits at Highlands and the New Willard. Francis Heinlen of Garrett plans a trip to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Atlantic City after a Washington stay.
A London social column details Miss Lesia Sheldon’s pets as she rejects suitors in favor of animal companionship. It also covers American and British royals and society figures at the Metropolitan and in New York and Paris, including engagements, travel plans, and newly purchased Paris homes by the Mills family.
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