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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1908

Page

7

Comprehensive Department Store Women’s Ready-to-Wear Garments

Announcement of a complete assortment of women’s tailored suits, evening gowns, lingerie blouses, coats, skirts, and raincoats. Describes English and French influenced tailor-made suits in worsted and serge, voile, taffeta, and linen, with new models, colors, and styles across spring fashion.

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New Lace Braid Coats For Summer Gowns

New coats described as smart for summer gowns with semifitting and box models. Available colors include black brown white and pongee.

Silk Princess Dresses Feature Front Closures and Lace Yokes

Silk Princess Dresses showcase front button closures and large silk buttons. Yokes are trimmed with German valenciennes and baby Trish laces. Fabrics include chiffon taffeta in black, Copenhagen, and navy. Vaulard styles present dotted voile effects with net sleeve ruffles in navy, Copenhagen blue, and brown.

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Society Notes From Washington And Newport Social Scene

A long list of social events, dinners, and luncheons in Washington, New York, and Newport features Mrs. Root's return, Mrs. Taft as hostess, and engagements of Miss Adelaide Metzger to John Earle Van Auten. Includes visits by Lieut. and Mrs. Dallam, the Grant family, and numerous ambassadors and ministers. Also mentions tableaux for charity, theater attendance, and a wave of spring society gatherings with prominent hosts and patronesses.

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 Maranall Darrach Tal Helasco Theater Miller Meyer Isabelle Cecilia May Philip Hichborn Newbold Jennings Schenk Hugh Tegare Phillips Frank Bula William A. Dallam Mra Donald McLean Fort Ogelthorne

Debts and Debonair Dukes In Paris Gossip

Social notes report the Duc de Chaulnes facing creditor pressure in Paris as his American marriage money is debated. Mrs. Theodore P. Shonts says the duke must earn and pay his own debts, not rely on Mr. Shonts. Also covered are upcoming New York Waldorf reception for Mrs. Humphry Ward and plans of the Duke and Duchess of Westminster to visit America, with charity talks and meetings on child welfare led by Hull House and Riis.

Evans Solcitor England Ingsland 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 Rentus 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 George Cornwallis West Jennie Jerome J. B. Bury Cambridge University Prince Helle de Sagan Martin's Vven Mount Vesuvius Earth Prince da Sagan

Notable Spring Society Visit to New York and Paris Guests

In a crowded Bellevue Stratford gathering Philadelphia's elite social circle drew lavish attention as prominent figures such as the Townsend and Wheeler families mingled with William Waldorf Astor's sons. Lord Somers partnered John Jacob Astor in a military doubles racquet contest while Prince Hel de Sagan discussed cognac lore and Parisian leisure with reporters amid the finery and chatter of the season.

elderteUy Téin Andrew’ Wheeler Bellevue Stratford Cnarled Whelen Lawrence Townsend Philadelphia Camden Talking Machine, Company Walter & Wheeter Arthur L. Wheeler Anchorage Fairmount Park Yvonne Townsend William Reirdé Frank ‘Patterson Andrew Wheeler, Jr Mise Sophie W. Wheeler Andrew Wheeler William Waldorf Astor John Jacob Astor Guards Lord Somers Hae Guards Rifle Brigade

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