Spring Jewelry Display Flaunts Silk Gowns and Glisten
The Spring Opening Exhibit features New Jewelry Easter Gifts and Novelties with Moire Silk Handbags from $2 to $40, Suede and Silk combos at $8, Imported Silk Bags up to $4,000, Leather Party Cases from $6.50, new girdles from $3 to $200, Tango motifs in fabrics and accessories, Tango Hair Ornaments in celluloid, Tango Dance Caps, and panel pressed stationery. Also showcased are Crane's Elizabethan Linen Lawn papers and monogram envelopes with varied edge treatments. Eleven th st
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Sik
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Crane
la Vallieres
Washington social notes and arrivals at various homes
A roundup of society news from Washington entries including Mr and Mrs William Slater hosting at their I Street residence, Humphrey Redfield arriving from school with Stewart Rider and William Averett, and the Redfields abroad. Countess de Bertier de Sauvigny sails for Cuba with Capt. de Sauvigny. Miss Isabella May accompanies him. Mrs John Rodgers hosts dinner. Dr and Mrs A C Stanley visit New York. Major general Barnett and guests, Christine Church performance on April 15, and social moves of Lieut Comdr and Mrs Johnson from Chile. Dorothy Wyeth visiting Philadelphia, with further plans for debuts and receptions.
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Humphrey Redfield
Redfield
Washington
Hunter
Highlands
Stewart Rider
William A. Averett
Countess de Bertler Ae Sauvigny
Cuba
Count de Bertier de Sauvigny
Mexico
Isabella May
Countese de Bertier
Suffrage Opposed Meeting at 1402 HE Street Today
District Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage holds a 4:30 PM session at 1402 HE street with Mrs Gardner presiding. Patronesses include Mrs Mahlon Pitney and Mrs Cabot Lodge among many others. Lecture committee chair Mrs William Cogswell. Mrs Reineman and Miss Reineman from Pittsburgh attend. Also noted: Aubrey Haines wedding anniversary reception with 12 guests and entertainment at home last evening.
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HE Street
District Association
Gardner
Mahlon Pitney
Willard Lauisbury
Charles Francis Adams
Elkins
Duncan C Phillips
Elisha Dver
George Howard
Misa Gwynne
Henry Cabot Lodge
Robert Lincoln
Hay
Richard Townsend
Charlies Fitzhugh
Mme. Hauge
Corbin
Jane Riggs
William Cogswell
Aubrey Haines
A Tour in the Smart World of Point Lace and Diamonds
Behind the scenes during Julien at the Metropolitan Opera House New York. Enrico Caruso received a gold match box from Mrs Ogden Goelet inscribed for his poetic interpretation of Julien. Mrs Arlen T Norton publishes Little Wax Candle. her ties to Smith College and Talmage family noted. Queen Mary works on a new Windsor room displaying Wedgwood china and Jacobean furniture. Prince Albert sails aboard Collingwood for several months as he nears Cambridge. Social dining anecdotes from Nice Monte Carlo and London echo patriotism in bills.
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Ehind
Arlen T. Norton
Louise Norton
Claire Marie
Norton
T. de Witt Talmage
Smith College
John Lindsay McCutcheon
Pittsburgh
Edward L. Norton
West Seventy-fourth Street
New York
Edward L. Norton, Jr
Ada Bryce Gray
York Cottage
Sandringham
Buckingham Palate
Windsor Castle
Riviera
Maitres d
Nice
Budapest
Monte Carlo
London
American Women Lead in London Society
Special Cable to The Washington Post reports two American women, Countess of Granard and Hon. Miss John Ward, as leading social figures in London. Miss Beatrice Mills, Lady Granard, is praised as Europe’s premier heiress and popularizer of diamonds for young unmarried women. Mrs. John Ward, formerly Miss Jean Reid of New York, plans an Easter ball at Dudley House with Majesty participation and ties to the Ogden Mills fortune.
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Countess of Granard
John Ward
Dudley House
Prince of Wates
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Paris
Woodward & S
F St
Maxwell Wyeth
William Slater
I Street
John Rodgers
Senator Lippitt
Miss Frances Lippitt
Florida
Gladys Ingalls
Mrs. E. Thurston Ballard
The
Walcott
Mr. Ballard
Panama
Harry G. Cole
Loren Fletcher Cole
A. C. Stanley
Astor
Waller S. Andrews
Newport
Shoreham
College Women’s Club
College Women's Club
Comstock
F Street
Isabel L. Towner
Julia T. Bodfish
Paul Hickok
R. Augustus Dye
May Bradshaw
Lillian Carpenter
Adelaide Davis
W. W. Hggleston
Mary Frane
W. B. Hardy
Hester McNelly
Juliet Macmillan
Little Magee
Jennie Moyer
Mary O'Malley
Mary Pancoast
Mary Parkman
Louise Puffer
C . Siebenthal
Laura Stalmaker
Helen Starr
M. Elsie Turner
Rosalie Walker
Jessie Watson
HE. Marguerite Weller
Harriet de Kraft Woods
Alice Fletcher
J. A. MacDonald
Globe of Toronto
Canada
Margaret Read
Emil Laurson
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga
Read
Mra
George Read
Count Schezyeni
Count I. Schezyeni
Countess Schezyeni
Gladys Vanderbilt
George Vanderbilt
James A. Lowell
James A. Lowell, Jr
Wharton Lowell
Boston
Mass
Chandler Hale
Sixteenth Street
William Phillips
New Jersey
Mrs. Abert
John FP. Story, Jr
Mr. Abert
Ethel Rose
Wychilffa Rose
Vassar
Connecticut Avenue
Congressional Club
George F. Winston
Madison Hall School
Will
Husband
Grant Stephenson
Senator Stephenson
Hotel Powhatan
Harry Wilson Walker
St. Louis
Biltmore Street
Oan
F. S. Armstrong
E. D. Dimmick
J . 8. Armstrong
Ninth
United States Cavalry
Douglas
Ariz
Colonial Dames Club
Marcus Benjamin
Hendrik Hudson
J. A. Tyler
JL. C. Tyler
New York City
City
Owhatan
Lieut. Comdr
Mrs Johnson
Chile
Portland
Barnett
Christine Church
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Columbia Theater
Aunt Mary
Dorothy Wyeth
Marlborough C. Wyeth
Philadelphia
O. D. Oliphant
Trenton
Kann
Drees Goods
Robert T Reineman
Misa Reineman
Point Lace
Hounds of Fortune
Warsaw
Witold Fuchs
Larys Pavinska
Imperial Dramatic Theater
Francis Fuchs
Penske
Pavinska
Rydel
Queen Mary
Prince Albert
King George
Plymouth
England
Collingwood
First Battle Squadron
Sir Stanley Colville
Prince
Cambridge
Trinity College
Stafford House
Duke of Sutherland
Hyde Park
Portman Square
Duchess of Abercorn
Gloucester Place
Swift & Co
Washington, D. C
Steinway
Leese
IM. A. Leese Optical Co
Ninth Street
Steve & Grill
Vena
the Sunday Post
Mt. Pleasant
Hobart Streets
Seeger Air
Seeger
J. H.small & Sons
Waldorf-Astoria
Broadway
Holy Land
TeVebei
Orden’s
Heurich Brewing Co
Tharp
Berkeley
Rye Street
N.W
Main
Ra Mescial Private
Dalivers
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