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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1914

Page

12

Woodward & Lothrop Showcases 20 Suit Styles at $25

In New York and Washington the department store presents an extensive spring suit exhibit. Twenty styles feature wool crepes, gabardines, serges and more, with coats ranging from tailored to fashion-forward cuts, skirts of tunic and tiered designs, and fabrics of high quality all offered at 25 dollars.

EIIGK Depew Washington New York

New Paul Poiret Blouse Showcases Elegant White Taffeta

Another new and pretty Paul Poiret blouse highlights an extensive display of the designer's attractive and unusual models. The featured white taffeta garment features embroidered deluges, a new French collar on each side, a drop time, embroidered medallions on the waist, and a new silk girdle with a sash back.

Paul Poiret

Dresses for Street Afternoon and Evening Wear at 16.95

Dresses for street and afternoon wear and evening wear priced at 16.95 each. Garments in serge wool crepe and bengaline in wistaria black navy Copenhagen blue. Coatee bolero jackets new. shadow lace trim. tunic skirts. diverse evening dress styles including taffeta charmeuse with rosebuds La France roses and jumper effects. Spring and Easter selection praised.

Wistaria Copenhagen

Easter Gift Suggestions From The New Jewelry Store

The New Jewelry Store presents Easter gift ideas featuring dainty artistic pieces in gold or platinum with stones. Highlights include La Vallieres priced from 6 50 to 28 00, Lorgnettes 10 00 to 85 00, Lockets 4 00 to 13 00, Bar Pins 3 00 to 45 00, Rings 2 75 to 68 00 and Handy Pins 2 00 to 26 00 per pair.

Old Jewelry Remounted into Modern Styles

Many persons own old jewelry they prize for sentiment and value but avoid wearing due to antiquated looks. The firm offers remounting and new designs with original sketches, promising artistic correctness, symmetry, and workmanship. Heavy pieces can be transformed into popular modern forms like La Valliere, bar pins, or rings at Mahi floor F St.

Mahi F St

Washington Social Scene Delights Guests at Luncheon and Dinners

A public appearance by Mr and Mrs McAdge with Miss Wilson marked a high society night as the President attended a Belasco theater event. Mrs Willard Saulsbury hosted a luncheon for Miss Wilson and Miss Eleanor Wilson with a list of notable guests and a note of upcoming visits by dignitaries and diplomats to Washington society events.

AINS Willard Saulsbury Wilson Eleanor ‘Wilson William G. McAdge Margaret Wilson Miss Bones Cary Grayson Belasco Miss Wilson Eleanor Wilson Alston Simpson Cary Langhorne Spalding Flannery Charles Hagner Misa Burleson Beatrice Colt Phyllis Moore Anne Moores Genevieve Walsh Anne Squire Hawkins Emily Bissell Wilmington Del Ford, Bruce Chestnut Hill Marshall Hot Springs Shoreham W. A. Elder Indianapolis Washington Champ Clark David Jayne Hill Rauscher’s James R. Mann Baker New Jersey John A. Logan Claude A. Swanson Lamar Kimball Mme. van Rappard Leonard Wood Thomas F. Walsh Ten’ Eyck Wendell Thomas Ewing John Bassett Moore William Corcoran Hill Rufus Day George N. Sternberg Joseph Thropp Theodore Noyes Goddard Hough Webb Heath McNeil Robert Lansing Wells Burton Harrison Somers Joan W Paul Bartlett Plaiyhouse Navy Yard Navy Relief Society Josephus Daniels Richard Wainwright Sheldon Evans Chester Wells Bonaffon Staunton Wood Holliday Beatty Haywood And Worth Daniels Victor Kauffmann Burstyn Marie Peary J. Withiam Henry Anita Henry Cecilia McCallum Lawrie Smith Irving Elward Smith Walter McLean Evans Jewel Sheyre Rose Grant Stephenson Isaac Stephenson Stephenson Senator Stephenson Hiete] Powhatan Benjamin Harrison President Harrison Elizabeth Harrison Joseph ©. Kuhn Washington Barracks Kuhn E. Rollins Morse W. G. James Boston Powhatan Flora Wilson W. Q. Crosley Panama Legation William Barrett Ridgely J. W. Robinson Laura Robinson Greenwich Robert Marion la Fallette Wisconsin John B. Henderson Missouri Hsta Henderson la Follette John W. Works California Waitz Rome Ira Nelson Morris Helena Gen. Brusat America Ammenieens

Astor Huntington wedding plans reveal quiet sphere

Propos of the marriage between Vincent Astor and Miss Helen Dinsmore Huntington on April 20 is revealed. relatives recount early meeting at Hudson River home, shared tastes, and tranquil life. They plan a simple home at Ferncliffe near Stantaburg, with mutual interests in outdoors and science farming.

Jeanette Allen Frank M. Andrews Second Cavalry Henry T. Allen Edward S. Dunlop St. John’s Walter S. Gillingham Honolulu Vincent Astor Helen Dinsmore Huntington Wiliam Dinsmore Young Astor Hudson Helen Lfe Mr. Astor Miss Huntington Mr.Astor Ferncliffe Huntington Stantaburg

Thrift and Beauty in the Home and Kitchen Tips

A house and garden feature highlights a garden party frock with plaid and stripes, linen revival, and women physicians progress in the U K. It notes the South London Hospital for Women serving Essex to Kensington, plus practical recipes for onions with butter sauce, canned salmon gravy, corn meal codfish balls, Boston brown bread with cream, and cream of spinach soup for Lent.

IFTY United Kingdom Harley Street London Newington Causeway South London Hospital Essex Hertford Kent Surrey Woolwich Battersea Hackney Greenwich Deptford Kensington Porova Boston

Many College Girls Wed

Wellesley College President Ellen F Pendleton cites statistics to counter claims that women’s colleges cause celibacy. In 37 years Wellesley has produced 9,791 women including alumnae and non graduates, with over 6,000 married and 5,728 children born. Mount Holyoke poll shows 1,125 of 1,636 graduates wed and 2,106 children.

Wellesley Mass Ellen F. Pendleton Wellesley College Mount Halyoke

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