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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1908
Page
45
A catalog of boys and young men spring garments highlights New Spring Cloth designs. Springweight reefers in navy blues, tans, and browns, plus velvet collars and belted coats. Suits in new shades with knickerbocker trousers, sizes 13 to 20, priced from $10 to $25.
A brief ad notes a line of Little Boys Fancy Sailor Blouse Suits in fine material with rich braid trimming. Describes durable quality and sizing aimed at young customers, reflecting early 20th century shop display language.
A rich display of Misses and Small Women's Coat Suits in serges panamas and braids is shown with tight and semifitting coats and plaited skirts. Sizes 12 to 36 bust. Also Misses Suits in plain blue and brown panama with fashionable fitting styles and plaited skirts. Additionally notes on social events include a Duke of the Abruzzi visit and dinners hosted by Representative Burton and Mrs Metcalf, with a large list of guests from Congress and diplomatic circles.
Mrs Ward arrives in America to pleasure trips and no book plans while the social pages highlight suffragette echoes, Duke of Abruzzi marriage hints, royal marriages, fashion forecasts, and a charity dinner in her honor at the Waldorf Astoria. The piece covers Miss Collier wedding plans, Miss Shaw’s dramatic career, and auction results at the American Art Galleries.
Felix Garziglia, a Washington music advocate, gave a thoughtful recital at the Columbia Theater yesterday afternoon. The program avoided easy favorites, showcased precise musical value, and highlighted miniature sketching in pieces by Dubois and Chopin. A benefit tea and candy sale for Columbia Hospital followed, with homes on K Street lending support and music planned for the afternoon.
County Virginia preacher and lecturer will be a guest at the National Hotel. Mrs. Thomas F Gibbs formerly of Rhode Island avenue staying at 102 Thirteenth street for a few weeks. Mrs. Clara Kyle Crank hosted a dinner for Miss Mary Lodge McKee who is visiting Washington. Miles McKee departs tomorrow for New York.
London March 20 Whitelaw Reid American Ambassador to Great Britain sails for a Riviera holiday for about two weeks Post Educational Contest Pictures priced 6 to 4 inclusive on sale by mail Some issues include Pictures Nos 1 to 35 still available at 1d or 1s by mail Pictures 2 to 64 can be ordered from The Washington Bee office or 12c by mail
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