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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1912

Page

18

Fashions at the Capital in Washington's spring season

The article surveys Washingtons feminine style as spring outfits emerge from the capital’s fashion centers. It highlights new silhouettes from tailored suits to long gowns, notes the shift to belt and bodice cohesion, describes rink attire with skirts and hats, and mentions notable figures like Mrs Anderson and Miss Gracie as exemplars of current spring dress and millinery trends.

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Fashion in motion at Mrs Bradley s afternoon event

The article describes attendees from Mrs Bradley s circle in Spring attire with vivid notes on gowns, hats, and accessories. Misa Humphrey wears a dark marine blue cassockt model, while Katharine Foss, Mina Fase, and Ina pretti gras cloth suit display current styles. Mme Ekengren and Helen Wilson are also noted for polished ensembles as fashion sensitivities highlight velvet and straw hats, lace, and color contrasts.

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Community Notes From Rockville and Vicinity

Mrs Georgy Leaks of Oxfort Pa visits Mra J Bomerville Dawsoe Janet Montgomery Chapter DA Be of this county will be represented at the meeting. Mrs Morria L Crozall and others arrive from local residents. Public service commissioner Laird returns from Florida for health. Miss Claire Williams visits Poolesville. Rev Frank B Cowell conducts revival in Eckhart Md. Poolesville Womans Club hosts a Thursday program with refreshments. Judge Motter spends week at Rockville for March term. Students at Rockville Academy held a bazaar for Athlete Association, gym proceeds sizable. Mrs Mervina Norris visits Washington. Boyds Presbyterians elect officers: President Mrs Williams, Vice Mrs Dutrow, Secretary Mrs Pollock, Treasurer Mrs Hoyle.

Janet Montgomery DA. Be Thin County Lowing Morria L. Crozall William H. Talbott Ieee Cunningham Charles F Ditkeng Ernest J. Bullard Francis C Getzendanner Frank B Cowell Germantown Eckhart Poolesville Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church Boyds WM Williams B UW Dutrow Coral Pollock Sraith Hoyle

Modish headwear for James Wilson and local residents

James Wilson and a West End resident circle member are described in a fashionable ensemble. The man wears a gray avacon tailored suit, a light shirt, and a milk-white straw hat with a black velvet ribbon crown. A cluster of spring flowers adorns the left side, creating a striking, severe-brimmed look suitable for afternoon events from skating to a White House party.

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Not enough legible facts for a proper headline

A garbled OCR passage notes names Frank Morea Henry Miller and Charley Howell connected to a 6 Wear 127th Street apartment and a New York Telegraph reference. The text is incomplete and unclear about events, locations, or outcomes.

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Genevieve Clark Voices Support for Votes for Women

The piece portrays Genevieve Clark, daughter of Speaker Champ Clark, as a suspected suffragist who avoids public speeches while privately sharing views with friends. It notes Mrs Clark and Genevieve stay in the background yet support the family’s prominence as the Speaker rises as a presidential candidate. It also mentions a Dolly Madison breakfast and small donations to the US Conscience Fund.

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