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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
12
The catalog from Woodward & Lothrop presents Sarment suits for men in exclusive fabrics from America and Europe. It emphasizes individuality, tailored by top American tailors including Schaffner, Marx Carntenis, and a large AOL exclusive line, aimed at refined appearance.
A new men’s outfitter debuts with Easter themed displays featuring handsome cravats, finest shirts, gloves, silk and lisle hosiery, soft hats, and derbies. The extensive, varied stock promises fit and comfort across styles, colors, and fabrics in a large new building.
The German Ambassador returned to Washington after a New York visit to dedicate the German library presented to the City College of New York by Adolph Lewisohn. He attended a Lewisohn dinner at Sherry's with about 100 guests and preparations continued for an April 5 breakfast hosted by Washington women including Mrs. Wilson and cabinet members. Numerous social notes follow, listing society guests, upcoming events, and travels of prominent figures across Washington, Atlantic City, New York, and Europe.
Mrs. Fillip M. Lydig sails with a physician and nurse for Rochester to enter the Mayo brothers' sanitarium. Capt. Lydig preceded her to arrange reception. her health has been failing for over a year and previous treatment abroad is noted. The story also mentions the Widener Newport villa plans and various society notes.
The passage describes a tailored ribbed suit with a bloused waist, belted with pleated ribbon and inverted back pleats, attributed to Maison Jerjek. It also mentions Daisy Leiter and a spouse’s viceroy role in India, linking to high honors and a marriage to the Earl of Suffolk on Lord Curzon's staff.
George von I Meyer former Secretary of the Navy will return to Washington from the South for an April 1 presentation of a superb silver centerpiece. Donors include officers of the navy Navy League Naval Academy Alumni Association and the Navy History Society. Meyer led the department under Taft and served as ambassador to Italy and Russia before becoming Postmaster General.
Tuberculosis begins in the stomach says Dr Reed who ran a colony in Mexico Lin wholesome eating is the beginning of tuberculosis says Dr Lee of New York. The established treatment treats consumption as a nutrition disease and cannot be cured by absorbing serum. Normalizing nutrition through diet exercise air water and good mental condition is the successful cure.
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