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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1916

Page

12

Woodward Lothrop Paris gowns from New York to Washington

Woodward Lothrop presents new gown models from importers such as Carlot Spears Drecoll Doucet Georgette and Bullez. Designs feature embroidery beadwork and braiding on full skirts ranging from belted to double pannier with chiffons satins and silks in varied blues browns navies and blacks. Sizes 34 to 48 bust. prices listed.

Carlot Spears Drecoll Doucet Georgette Bullez

Furs Are a Summer Fashion

Summer fashion notes highlight a switch to lighter fur styles with moleskin capes priced at 25.00 to 37.50. Natural white fox scarves and white Iceland fox scarves in varied prices from 7.75 to 50.00 appear among the new, season specific options. Additional fox and lyax scarfs range from 25.00 to 33.00. Availability noted on floor 47 street.

Au Street Wistaria Red Fox Hive Taupe Fox Lyax Ross Fox

New Millinery Modes Debut In Bright Seasonal Styles

Fashionable displays present the latest millinery trends with fresh creations. A Leghorn model features a hand-painted brim and Georgette crown trimmed with gros grain ribbon. Sailor hats show mushroom, drooping and straight brim effects in cheerful season hues.

New Film Promotes feeder to Lincoln Highway plan

President Wilson was filmed in the White House grounds as a key feature to entice motor tourists. The Washington plan aims to place the capital on the main route, with films showing public buildings and scenic sights along the feeder to the Lincoln Highway. VPs Marshall and Clark are among others filmed. other segments cover Baltimore Wilmington and Chester cooperation.

Lincoln Highway Wilson Hhila Jelphia Washington White House National Capital Marshall Speaker Clark Baltimore Wilmington Chester

Washington society notes of weddings and hostesses

A busy Washington social page details the Wilsons at a charity performance for tuberculosis in memory of Thomas Nelson Page. It notes luncheon hostess Mrs. Wellington Koo and guests including Dr. Yam Kin and many officials. The day also covers a home wedding of May Alton Power to Lieut. William Tupper Lightle, with lavish decor and a decorated reception, plus other society events and notable visitors at the Willard hotel.

Notable Society Guests Dine and Host in Dresden Area

Over four months guests live at The Dresden as Dr Harry Lee Brown returns from Buffalo. Boston and New York visitors Honor guests at a luncheon by Senator and Mrs Poindexter with dinners following. Hostess Mrs William Ritter honors Benator and Mrs Harding at luncheon and dinner while Capt Frank Coheu entertains guests including Mr and Mrs Henry B Cochen of New York at a bridge party.

Gurnee Munn Philadelphia Atlantic City Miles Mary Brown Warburton Barclay H Warburton Rosalind Lancaster Gretchen Clay Kitty Smith R Livingston Sullivan John Wanamaker, Jr William Rhinelander Stewart Jr Harry Lee Brown Watson Freeman Clark Buffalo Misa Hope Thaxter Parks Boston Misa Anne Hechester Moore New York William McClellen Ritter Mrs. Ritter Benator Harding Frank Coheu Capt. Cochen Henry B. Cochen

Tea for Colonial Dames at Congressional Club

Miss Wood treasurer of the Club of Colonial Dames will host a tea this afternoon from 4 to 6 30 at the Congressional Club in honor of the Colonial Dames of New Jersey. An invitation extends to the Colonial Dames of the District of Columbia. Mrs Charles Dana Gibson of New York arrived in Washington yesterday for a stay at the Willard. Mrs Robert Lansing was honor guest at a luncheon yesterday by Mrs Luther W Mott on the lawn of Old Pierce Mill in Rock Creek Park with guests Madame Calderon Mrs Stebbins and Mrs Valentine of Watertown N Y among others. Spring flowers and apple blossoms decorated the table. Mrs Leigh Palmer and children have returned from Bermuda.

Octogan House Faith Marie Hibbs Irvena Cremer Mary Anna Frice American Federation of Art Ellsworth Hibbs Lelia Mecklin Clarence Webb Ivy Rupp de Lauder Mayme Parker Misa Mabel Goeffert Roberta Braddock Alma Cramer Virginia W. Price Madeline Alvey Eleanor Leapley Virginia Marbury Raymond W. Jones Robert Howard Arthur Harrison A. M. Pederson Edward Duffy Wilbur Coan Bob Lee Cramer Paul Alvey Hugh Stutts Harold King Walter Sowerbutts Mallette Spenger Milward W. Riker New York Felix Mahoney 3. C. Kemper Edward Whitaker Alfred Schmidt Miss Wood Club of Colonial Dames Congressional Club New Jersey District of Columbia Charles Dana Gibson Washington Willard Robert Lansing Luther W. Mott Old Pierce Mill Rock Creek Park Madame Calderon Stebbins Valentine Watertown N. Y Thomas B Dunn James & Parker Albert L Mills Perry Heath William Cline Borden Charles C. Glover Westover Joseph H Earle Fort Screven Washington Barracks Mra. Gowerat Sarah Power Helena Mendota

Episco pal Hospital Benefit Concert Tonight At Raleigh

The Episcopal Eye Hat and Throat Hospital benefited from a delightful concert by the Johns Hopkins University musical clubs held in the Raleigh ballroom. Notable patrons included Secretary of War Baker Admiral and Mrs Stockton and General and Mrs Gorgas among many others. A fair for May 20 at Friendship will support the Washington Diet Kitchen with Miss Francise Williams in charge of the soft drink table.

Episcopal Eye Johna Hopkins University Raleigh Minnie Saxton Agnes Oyster Eleanor Custis Katherina Francis Charlotte Freeman Clark Baker William C. Gorgas Stockton David Meade Lea Watson Freeman Clark Henry P. Feirbanks Wilmer Melville Church William C. Reeves Stedman Stetson Alexander L. Pope A. C. Fenton Wiliam B. Trott Friendship Washington Francise Williams Miss Williams

Social Notices of Charleston and Delaware Visitors Arrive

Mrs W R Byrne of Charleston West Virginia and Mrs Charles Roberts of Philadelphia join other guests including Mrs Christopher L Ware and Mrs John R Niels of Wilmington Del at the Shoreham yesterday. Miss Dorothy Boucher returns from New York and Great Neck Long Island where she was a guest of Dr and Mrs W Hassell.

W . R. Byrne Charleston W. Va Charles Roberts Philadelphia Christopher L. Ware John R. Niels Wilmington, del John Stricker Coles Jacksonville William M. Jordan Augusta Shoreham Dorothy Boucher New York Great Neck Long Island W. Hassell

Eastern business and professional men sail to Fort Oglethorpe camp

A Southern Railway special carries bankers, ministers, lawyers and professors from Washington to the Fort Oglethorpe military camp in Georgia. The group, including geologists A D Brooks and Sidney Paige, and figures like Benjamin Joy, Craig Biddle, Theodore Lyman Jr, and Martin W. Littleton, will arrive near noon in Chattanooga for the opening day.

Washington Southern Railway Fort Oglethorpe Charlottesville Danville Roanoke Virginia Chattanooga Geological Survey A D. Brooks Sidney Paige H G Ferguson J. F Hunter George Minetree Washgton Benjamin Joy National Shawmut Bank Boston Craig Biddle Philadelphia Theodore Lyman, Jr Harvard University W. L Wood Lenox Mass Samuel Mixter Charles Guenther G. P. Blake Nellesley College Herman Griffin Pittsburgh Gardner Cassatt

Fete in Aid of British Wounded at Octagon House Gardens

A four day charity event at the Octagon House gardens during horse show week raises funds for British wounded soldiers. Vaudeville lectures and dancing accompany artistic booths and tea served by volunteers. Notable patrons include Mr and Mrs William Corcoran Eustis and Mrs J Borden Harri man. Tickets 50 cents, evenings 2 dollars with stage tables at 3 dollars. apply via Mr Walter Bruce Howe.

Octagon House Fing Old Mansion William Corcoran Eustis George Howard J Borden Harriman Walter Bruce Howe Fourteenth Street O H P Belmont Newport Charles A. Munn, Jr Margaret Perth Hussis Helena Elliott Serbia Paul Bartlett Cyril Maude Ina Claire Mlle de Holtair Donna Baaly

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