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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1913

Page

12

Silk Shirts Enter The Fashionable Wardrobe Trend

Men who dress fashionably and comfortably are embracing silk shirts. We present selected silk shirtings for custom garments now on display. Designs and colorings are refined and handsome, with striped effects predominating.

New Spring Dressing and House Gowns Arrive at Special Prices

First arrival of spring and summer robes in corded madras, beach cloth, mercerized cottons and finannels in bright stripes and jacquard effects. Prices from 5.00 to 10.00 with a special robe at 3.75 noted as unusually good value for material and price.

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New Gauze Weight Underwear in Spring Gray

Advertises new gauze weight underwear in natural gray for current weather. Describes shirts with half and full length sleeves and matching drawers. Priced at 1.00 per garment.

Our Complete Boys Shop Offers Style and Value for Boys

Our Complete Boys Shop on the third floor highlights Norfolk suits from $5 to $15, wash suits from $3.95 to $8.50, and reefers in smart designs. Furnishings include neckwear, soft collars, neglige shirts, summer pajamas, and bath robes, all in new fabrics and patterns for boys ages 4 to 18.

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Mountain workers honor Mrs Wilson with flowers tea

Mrs Wilson attends a Shoreham ballroom tea and lecture by Archdeacon Spurr hosted by Southern Industrial Society. Mountain workers send rhododendrons and laurel, and Miss Jessie Wilson is set to speak at Ford's Opera House for Goucher College funds in Baltimore. Notables, hostesses, and guests mingle with diplomats and social leaders at several events around Washington.

Rs.wilson Shoreham Southern Industrial Society Dire Wilson Archdeacon Spurr Thomas Nelson Page Icy Hoke Smith Sally Williams Claxton Downing Finley Bagget Deesble Matthews Hollerith Mumford Elizabeth Page Miss Noyes Miss Parker Miss Hammond Jessie Wilson William Corcoran Hill H Street Blodgett Washington S. Q. Hichie L W. Bowlers Thomas W. Symone Helen Fisher Charles E. Fisher Chester M. Clark Washington Square Gloucester Mags Richard Fisher Philip Burwell Goode New York G. Brown Goode Smithsonian Institution Amy Grant Playhouse Florence Crittenton Sophie Siebert Frank Ellis Prenton Gibson Butler Ames

Spring Flower Ball and Washington Society Mix

Social notices detail a Spring Flower Ball and numerous dinners in Dupont Circle and Massachusetts Avenue. Attendees include German ambassador counts, Swiss officials, American officials such as Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver and Mrs. Lane, and many Washington society leaders. Events feature garden party style entertainments, teas, dances, and a charity breakfast plan.

Diplomatic Ball Draws Global Elite In Elaborate Boxes

Chandler Hale and Dr. Yamei Kim among guests as Mrs Patterson hosts in her box for the German Ambassador and Countess von Bernstorff. A grand display of costumes and diamonds fills the scene with Countess Bernstorff in cerise satin and others in white satin and brocade. Notables include Mrs Mack, Mrs Longworth, Mme de Riano, and numerous ambassadors, generals, and social leaders as ushers and guests mingle at the gala.

Switzerland Mme. Ritter Interior Lane Catalan Mme. de Laboulaye Fremont-Smith George Howland Chase New York H. S. Junod Sophy Johnston Elizabeth Reid Rogers EH. Baumann Legation Edson Bradley Mme. von Haniel Reynohia Hitt Clarence Wilson Walcott Tuckerman Baron von Bulow Geoffrey Dodge Louia Little Roberta Amies Hoffman Elizabeth Noyes Whiting Denise de Lagarde Ruth Hitchcock Emily Beatty Marjorie Smith de Saulles Forney Washington Wells Mary McCauley Eleanor Reyburn Misa Elizabeth Rush Porter Cora Barry Summerlin Robert Stead William Flather, Jr Lewis Dutton Day Surlesa Misa Amies Julia Meyer Margaret Perth Gladys Ingalls Mary Webb Frances Hoar Rebecca Wilmer Hester Chanler Alice Oge Gladys Hinkley Chandler Hale Yamei Kim China Robert Patterson von Bernstorff Gizycka Dimock Sharpe Miss Godwin Howry Marshall Field Albert Beveridge W. Murray Crane Miss Boardman Huntington Wison Representative Gillett Slater Richard Townsend George Peabody Wetmore Countess de la Rocca Mexico James Wadsworth Wet- More Miss Gwynn H. Cleveland Perkins George Howard Bernstorff Patterson Nicholas Longworth George Meyer Alys Meyer Robert McCormick Mme la Boulaye Preston Gibson George Eustic John Arthur Lee Catherine Britton Charles C. Glover Herbert Parsons Wldridge Jordan A. Garrison McMlintock Mme. de Riano Mme von Herwarth Perry Belmont Lucie Hoke Smith Heathcoat Grant Serinigh Reid Rogers Rockwood Hoar Hoar Downing Margaretta Brooke J. Low Harriman Chatard John Rodgers Horace Westcott Christian Hemmick Frank B. Noyes Robert Hinckley Ming Bayne Eleanor Wayne Parker Flora Wilson Mme. de Areullo Lawrence ‘Townsend Frank Evana Hennen Jennings Catherine Jennings W. Bowie Clarke deSaulles Horace Wylie Edward Mitchell Belle Bagley John Poor Theodore Shuey Dorothy Shuey Bonney Mary Sheridan John W Jackson Richard Ely Wilder Hawke Arthur Wiltert Baron Leisner Clarence Hay Gurnee Munn Henry May

Church Appeals to Wilson Over Inconspicuous Churches

Rexford L Holmes, president of the Christian Endeavor Union of the District, petitions President Wilson to define what makes a church fashionable or inconspicuous. He questions press usage after Easter Sunday visits to Eastern Presbyterian Church and asks if churches and services to God should be viewed as social rendezvous or sacred worship.

Eastern Presbyterian Rexford L Holmes Christian Endeavor Union Eastern Presbyterian Church Wilson Holmes

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