Draped Indoors Fashion Influences from Paris Experts
Paris fashion authorities urge women to tailor indoor outfits to personality and surroundings. Ottomans of draped tunics with short jackets or Greek-inspired fabrics dominate boudoir wear, with lace caps and jeweled clasps echoing eighteenth century style. A Paris Institute competition seeks the ideal female form to mold life-size dressmaker figures, offering $300, $200, and $100 prizes plus royalties.
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No Votes No Kisses Strike Wins Vent in Suffrage Talk
Mrs Havelock Ellis urged women to boycott kitchen chores until ballots arrive, proposing a frosting licking stunt as a cheeky rally. She warned of English provocation while praising American suffrage efforts. A cat named Tom Watson vandalized the White House cake, drawing antis’ applause before confinement.
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Bubonic plague reported on Colombia's Atlantic coast
Reports from Bogotsé indicate bubonic plague has appeared on Colombia's Atlantic coast. Government has begun protective measures but has not suspended travel or freight movements. The situation prompted officials to monitor and respond while ensuring continued commerce and transportation.
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Trousers Newest Aid To Beauty For Women
Special to The Washington Post reports Gotham expert Samuel Paull urging women to adopt trousers to counter French fashion influence. He criticizes Paris designs, predicts more ridiculous styles, and promotes tailored American garments with pajama-like trousered legs as a practical alternative.
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Barricaded Door Sparks Divorce Hearing Tussle
Court emissary and bailiff investigated a barricaded door between rooms tied to an absolute divorce case involving Johrmitage Armitage and Don Nella Armitage. Testimony described a barricade and nearly impassable barrier linking the rooms, with back and forth about the door’s condition and nails.
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Tribute to Mothers Observed Across United States
Miss Anna Jarvis of Philadelphia inaugurated Mothers Day with carnations worn in memory of the dead and honors for those living. Thousands of Washington men and others nationwide will wear red or white carnations on Sunday to commemorate mothers. The House and Senate commended Mothers Day for observance in a joint message.
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Prominent Women Gather for Colonial Dames Delegates List
The district and state delegates arrive for a Washington gathering hosted by colonial dames groups. Officers outlined reports while presidents and secretaries among the attendees discussed archival histories and society foundations. The event, anchored by Mrs. Cox and others, showcased a long roster of delegates from Pennsylvania Maryland New Jersey and many states with alternates noted for each delegation.
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John P. Longacre
W. R. Wright
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I. P. Davis
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William Reed
Harrison Garrett
Charles &. Alarnan
James
William Henry
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Henry W. Rogers
Bizabeth C. Willams
Jaija Loraine Dorsey
Thermad Talisferro
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Frederick W. Curls
John P. Nielda
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H. J. Stomwell
Charles H
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S.C. Richey
Pregerick W. Thompson
Anson P. Atterbury
William Robinson
Willam Bayard van Rensselaer
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George Dana Towne
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Two prize Pomeranians arrive from England in New York
Nine year old Virginia Smathers and her father B H Smathers bring two prize Pomeranians back from England aboard the Olympia. Toukey weighs 2 3/4 pounds and has won 39 prizes this season while Leat weighs 2 1/2 pounds. Kathryn Steele notes English polo ponies in poor form as she returns with Joal, a Beslyhangos, among the breed’s finest. Plans for a flower garden crusade in Kansas City follow.
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Methodist Conference Debates Vanderbilt Control and Eugenics
Oklahoma City May 6 delegates at the seventeenth quadrennial Methodist Episcopal Church South gathering heard Bishop A W Wilson defend church rights over Vanderbilt University after a Tennessee court ruling. He urged delaying action, urged appointing a committee, and warned against social improve ment schemes such as eugenics, stressing spiritual renewal through the Holy Ghost. The bishops also pressed for a new national church edifice in Washington, DC and urged prompt action.
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International Council of Women meeting in Rama
The May session of the International Council of Women in Rama opened under Aberdeen countess with American delegate Mrs. Weight presenting a book on the council. Debate centered on rotation in office and the council’s national controls, with calls to expand charity and parental duties. Vatican paper Osservatore Romano criticized wife equality aims. Pope reception planned for the countess and delegates.
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Needlework Guild of America delegates gather at Raleigh
Delegates to the Needlework Guild of America annual meeting convene at 9 o'clock in the Hotel Raleigh ballroom to read reports and enjoy social events. Mrs T H Newberry, national president, arrived yesterday as about 11 delegates greet her. Miss Mabel Boardman of DC opens the session. In 1913 the group distributed 600,09 garments to hospitals, homes, and charitable institutions.
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Goss to Death in Niagara Falls
An unidentified man, crossing between La Salle and Chippewa, was swept over Horseshoe Falls after a rowboat flood broke an oar. The incident occurred today near Niagara Falls New York, drawing river rescue efforts.
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Changes of the Day Army and Navy Leaves of Absence
Army and Navy changes list numerous officers with leaves and assignments, including Captains Townshend Risell and Robt F. McYllam, First Lieutenants Crystal and Lynch, and Major Gamaw. Mentions transport movements, station arrivals, detachments, and medical and commissary appointments across Forts and ships.
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