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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
14
The article describes new spring tailor made suits for women featuring coats with fur trim, full skirts, and varied fabrics in black gray tan and navy. Prices range from 25 to 45 dollars, with sizes and lengths listed and options for extra sizes and larger figures.
Fragmented text describes tailored millinery for women with references to stylish hats, fashion, and a brand or shop name. The passage mentions popularity, various hat styles, and occasions, with unclear names and details due to OCR errors.
A scanned catalog-like page lists Easter neckwear with Irish lace collars, trims, and embroidered edge details priced from a few dollars to several hundred. Also shown are linen lace coat sets, madrases, and decorative silverware assortments for gift items, with wide price ranges and multiple styles.
Society circles in Washington bustle with teas luncheons and dinners as Taft era hostesses entertain. Notable events include ambassadorial dinners, receptions for diplomats, and a wedding at 1216 Irving Street Northwest with family-only attendance and a Seattle-Alaska trip planned for the newlyweds.
Mrs Joty Mfuldixenburg announces the engagement of her daughter Santa Annestey to Lieut CTattes Weel Mayo of the Tenth United States Cavalry. Mist Stotsenburg, daughter of the late Col Steteenburg Mass Stotsenburg, is to wed Misa Murray Crane. The couples will meet Tecelye this afternoon.
An inexact historic note describes an electric elevator, named electricum anabathrum, planned for St Peters. The device, placed near the main entrance, is to be blessed and inaugurated by Cardinal Rampolia in Albany with guests including Hear Admiral and others arriving in Washington.
The opening ceremony for the National Museum and National Gallery marks the start of a landmark project. When completed the building will cover 16 acres of floor space and house extensive galleries for public viewing.
The Seine tribunal ruled Princess de Sagan formerly Countess de Castellane must pay Marquis de Castellane $3?00 in arrears since agreeing in January 1883 to provide the forest of Fownies in exchange for the marriage settlement. The decision concerns the pension the princess owed the Marquis as her former husband’s father.
The will allocates $500 to the Washington Sanatorium Company for Sophie Vogt tied for probate, $9000 to Frederick H Vogt as stepson, and $2090 to Matilda Vogt as daughter. Sophia A Wit left $9000 and a cousin, Sophia A Wit, left $900. Rack Creek Cemetery trustees receive $1000 for the family mausoleum fate. Remaining estate is split equally between son Near G. Sox and daughter Bertha Vogt, who are named executors.
A Christian Science doctor refuses to publicly test the theory that diet does not affect digestion and nutrition. The writer agrees to promptly renounce any view not demonstrated by evidence. A simple twenty day test showing weight stability on apples without loss of plain power was declined.
Loeel Breeders and Washington fanciers promote the 4h annual dog show to be held in Pittsburgh and Washington exhibitors plan strong participation. Delegations from Washington, including Totten and notable harlequin giraffes and kennels, prepare booths and memberships as the show draws regional interest and advertising support.
The committee plans the third annual charity ball at the Willard on Buster Monday with Knights of Columbus backing. The Maine Band will play for patrons including Taft’s former aides and a long list of society figures such as Cardinal Gibbons, Mrs Barnour, Mrs Carter, Mrs Elliott, Miss Bigs, Mrs Sheppard, and Mrs Winthrop among many others in attendance.
An old promotional snippet touts Requiléal glossy and lustrong air for women’s hair. It claims dull, dry hair signals poor care and endorses a dry shampoo mix of ormroot Therox for cleansing the scalp, improving shine, and encouraging growth.
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