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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1908

Page

29

New Department Stores Women Tailored Suits and Gowns

Arrivals announce a complete assortment of Women's Ready to Wear garments including tailored suits evening gowns lingerie blouses coats skirts and raincoats. The selection features English worsted and serge suits in spring colors with new models plaited skirts and silk lined coats.

Copenhagen

New Lace Braid Coats For Summer Gowns

New lace braid coats are described as very smart and to be worn over summer gowns. Styles include semifitting and box models in colors black brown white and pongee.

Silk Princess Dresses in Rich Fabrics and Lace Details

Silk Princess Dresses feature a front close with large silk buttons and a yoke enhanced by German valenciennes and baby Trish laces. Made of chiffon taffeta in black, Copenhagen, and navy, with Vanlard styles offering dotted shower fabrics, wide lace, and net sleeve ruffles in navy, Copenhagen blue, brown.

Copenhagen Vanlard

Social and Personal: Washington Society Scenes and Guests

Washington society hosts and guests populate a busy social diary. Excerpts note Mrs Root's return, Mrs Taft's luncheon, engagements of Miss Metzger and Mr Van Auten, dinners for ambassadors, and multiple visits by Grant and Dallam families. Tables, boxes, and performances highlight diplomatic and cultural events around the capital.

Taft H. D. Perrine Washington William A. Dallam Donald McKean Adelaide W. Metzger Mr. Justice Harlan Bryce Fairbanks Senator Briggs New Willard Root Ulysses S. Grant Grant Brooklyn Horace ‘Taft Connecticut Lester Nicholas Fish

Debussy of Chaulnes debts and Shonts denial in gossip

Paris social columns report creditors of the Duc de Chaulnes seeking payment with American funds on his honeymoon. Mrs. Theodore P. Shonts says he will pay his own debts, not through Shonts, while defending the duke against extortionate demands. The piece also covers upcoming New York Waldorf dinner for Mrs. Humphry Ward, the Playgrounds Association event, and remarks on the Duke and Duchess of Westminster planning a summer in America with trips to Newport and possible Canadian ventures.

Maranall Darrach New Willard Tal Helasco Theater Washington Miller Meyer Isabelle Cecilia May Philip Hichborn Newbold Jennings Schenk Hugh Tegare Phillips Frank Bula Peter Cooper Hewitt Aurel Batonyt Wimicourt Frank Work Bellevue Avenue Newport Arthur Scott Burden Batonyi Ong Maurice Francis Burke Harvard Frank Ki.sturers Faxon Villa Middletown Mr. Sturgis Mrs. Batonyi Mr. Batonyi Faxon Frank K. Sturgis Laszlo Szechenyi Gladys Vanderbilt New York Sicly Isrea Palermo Wim Hungary Szechenyi Budapest Laszlo Rome Laszlo Sze Chenyi America Duc de Chaulnes Paris Idu&y Jas Theodore P. ‘Shonts de Chaumes Miss Shonts United States France Nave Mrs. Shonts Mr. Shonts Waldorf-Astoria Humphry Ward Amparica Playgrounds Association Whic Luther Halsey Gulick Jacob A. Riis Richard Watson Duchess of Marlborough London Jane Addams Hull House Chicago Duke Duchess of Westminster Canada Duke of Westminster England George Cornwallis West Jennie Jerome J. B. Bury Cambridge University

Notable Spring Society Visit and Royal Guests in New York

A report of Philadelphia society figures sketching at a charity concert in Bellevue Stratford and a vivid account of Prince Helene de Sagan’s New York visit. The Astor brothers John Jacob and William Waldorf are praised for sports and demeanor while de Sagan critiques American drink culture and shares cognac tasting routines with reporters. Notable social scenes unfold at Anchorage in Fairmount Park and at Shaffer's displaying spring flowers.

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