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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1908
Page
14
Select Paris artists, judged for merit, showcase exclusive originals and bewitching creations. Distinctive pieces dominate the display, appealing to discerning women with refined taste and skilled craftsmanship.
A department show highlights a comprehensive assortment of women’s ready-to-wear items. One-piece dresses and stylish outfits for all ages are presented, emphasizing smart tailoring and versatile options for every figure.
A garbled market page describes tailors offering women’s suits in striped patterns and novelty fabrics. It mentions stylish, smart styles, worsted wool, and plated or gored shirts. Names and places are unreadable, but the overall focus is on clothing features and tailoring details.
Unreadable OCR describes silk Grecian Princess dresses in fashionable shades including Copenhagen blue, brown, and natural. Dresses feature wood bellover accents, finished with straps and hand made kroa. Parted shirts, hem details, and exclusions noted with price around 25 dollars each.
A cleaned listing notes spring coats made of broadcloth and covert cloth. The description mentions a single semifitted cutaway style coat in black with a fitted silhouette suitable for spring wear.
Announcement notes ready to wear spring fashion items including automobiles raincoats and fur storage services. Describes colors brown and dark blue and promises prepared arrangements insured storage and maintenance through the Ready to wear Department.
The article details Andrew Carnegie hosting a private dinner with Pan American Committee guests of honor including ambassadors from Brazil and other nations. It notes a formal embassy gathering on K Street with a large diplomatic turnout, plus social events at the New Willard and National Theater as part of Washington society life.
Readers learn of social events around President Roosevelt and Mrs Williams at the White House. The piece recounts a breakfast critique and social calls with Washington society, including Princeton’s 71st birthday of Grover Cleveland and a lavish Vanderbilt hosted dinner scene with duchess attendance.
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