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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1911
Page
16
An elaborate collection showcases new spring gowns in satin foulard fabrics navy brown black and two toned stripes with net yokes three quarter sleeves and fancy skirts. Prices from 18.75 to 45.00. Also white lingerie dresses in batiste with embroidery and trimmed with lace and insertion and rich Marquisette presses at 25.00 each.
UK spring stock of stylish footwear for women is nearing completion with daily arrivals. The assortment includes staple models and many novelties, with leathers and workmanship highlighted. Shoes cover all ages and occasions from young women to middle aged, in patent kidskin, patent calfskin, gun metal, tan calfskin, dongola, black suede, velvet, and white canvas. Prices range from $3.00 to $6.00 per pair. Thug floor Tenth st
Washington society notes describe a White House dinner given by President Taft and Mrs Taft with guests including Miss Jane Sands Miss Hunt and counts of social events and theater outings. The piece lists numerous box holders at the Tetrazaini concert and various hosts, dinners, and visits among prominent Washington figures, diplomats, and visitors.
Col and Mrs William P Biddle are in Atlantic City while Col Biddle recovers from a serious illness The Monday Morning Musical Club plans tableaux at the Playhouse next Monday night with members posing and others singing behind the scenes to raise funds for bringing noted artists to Washington Mrs HR Nelson of XI O street handles seats Members include Mrs John Biddie Miss Haijan and Mrs Ten Eyck
Vienna is rocked by court row as Archduke Charles Francis Joseph plans to attend King George's coronation alone while Archduke Francis Ferdinand demands his wife be treated as an equal. The clash over precedence and the Duchess of Hohenberg’s rank strains imperial ties and echoes through Europe as related Paris and New York intrigues unfold.
Guidance on mourning attire favors chiffon hats over silk, Brus sels net veils, and practical cashmere serge suits. It describes inexpensive white neck bands, versatile waist tailoring, and simple net touches to keep a dainty, fresh look while preserving mourning.
Subway trains halted for two minutes at 10 30 as John B McDonald, builder of the New York Subway, was laid to rest in St Patrick's Cathedral. The pause darkened stations for the allotted moment while a city power switch and system signals synchronized the tribute.
District government has begun planting 2,000 young trees along North Capitol Street from Linton Station to M Street, Connecticut Avenue extension, and on Sixteenth Street between Brightwood Race Track and Oak Street.
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