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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1911

Page

16

Quality men’s clothing from Hart Schaffner & Marx

In a buyer’s guide tone, the ad praises durable, well-cut menswear from Hart Schaffner & Marx and other reputable makers. It highlights lasting fit, color, and shape, and notes new fabrics and color trends this season, with styles ranging from quiet to pronounced for different tastes.

Hart Schaffner & Marx

White House Dinner and Musicale Features Tafts Time

The Tafts hosted a state dinner followed by a large musicale with about 600 guests spanning administration, diplomatic, army, and naval circles. Performers included Mr Alexander Heineman, Miss Lilla Ormond, and Miss Alma Stenzel. gifts from many embassies and guests were displayed in theDrawing room as wedding presents for Countess Luise Alexandra von Bernstorff and Count Pourtales.

Taft Army Administration Hollister Cincinnati White House Farnham Connecticut Washington Musicale Alexander Heineman John Manderbrod Lilla Ormond Daisy Green Alma Stenzel Mary Southerland Julia Meyer Alys Meyer Elsie Aldrich Baroness Sengelmuller Bryce Mme. Jusseraud William LF. Draper George Howard Slater Eustace Percy James Wadsworth Charles L. McCawley Maurice Lois

Social Calendar Notes From Washington and New York

Informal dinner by von Bernstorff. VP and Mrs Sherman in New York return to Washington today. Mrs Murray Crane hosted a luncheon for Mrs Colin Campbell. Wickersham attended a Lehigh University Club dinner at Hotel Astor. Mrs Wilson’s dinner planned with Huntington Wilson was canceled due to her absence, she recuperates in Aiken. Marriage of Gladys Glover to Robert Armstrong Livingston Jr set for New York on April 22. Marie Helena Villegas graduated Holy Cross Academy with diploma and gold medal. recital by harpist before Dumbarton assembly. attendees included Villegas family, Carbo sisters, Miss Harriman, and others.

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Society and high life mingle in New York and Europe

Society figures including Raulein Yama Bleyer discuss arranging marriages for Austrian nobles with American heiresses during a European trip planned for June coronation crowds in London. The piece notes courtly aims, cautious client screening, and growing interest from American families seeking advantageous matches.

Raulein Yama Bleyer New York Europe Miss Bleyer London Vienna Chicago Hugo Christalrigg America

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