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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1911

Page

14

New Suits and Overcoats At Great Low Prices

ERP presents the finest suits ever offered at 20 and 25 dollars with the newest colors, weaves, and styles. Suits overcoats and raincoats in all new designs, made from all wool fabrics, with rich grays blues and tans, ready for service at 30 and 35 dollars.

Y. & J. B. Henderson Lec

Men's Separate Trousers Offer Wide Summer Range

We display an attractive assortment of Separate Trousers for men and young men suitable for general wear and all out ing purposes. They feature perfect fitting and a large variety of patterns including flannels and neat striped effects.

Men’s New Straw Hats Offer Wide Selection at Fair Prices

The store promotes a broad straw hat collection including braids seamits splits milans mackinaws and panamas in all crown and brim sizes. Highlights feature wide brim semits for youths and pencil curl brims on mackinaws and milans. Prices range from 1.50 to 8.00 with styles emphasizing comfort style and durability. Main floor F st.

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Proper Clothing For The Boy At Low Prices

An advert presents boys clothing with careful design and durable fabrics, featuring all wool suits in double breasted and Norfolk styles, washables, shirts, blouses, knickerbockers, and bath robes. Sizes range from children to teens with prices from $1.00 to $7.50, highlighting quality and varied fabrics.

Sen Madras Percals Solsatte

Taft garden party hosts 500 at White House lawn

President and Mrs Taft entertained about five hundred guests on the White House lawn in a formal garden party. Diplomats and dignitaries from Austria Hungary Britain Germany Japan and many other nations attended, with music provided by the Mozart Society of New York under Edward Clansgen. Mrs Taft wore blue chiffon as guests including the Vice President Secretary Knox MacVeagh Wickersham Meyer Nagel and many ambassadors mingled on the north lawn.

White House Mas. Butt Mra Taft Sherman Knox Meyer Interior Commerce and Labor Nagel Hilles Mins Letterman Gordon Crawford Austria-Hungary Bryce Uchida Russia Brazil Madame de Lima Netherlands Madame Loudon Countess de Buisseret Madame Chang Madame Alanc Madame Ritter Lefevre Pontalis Legation Countess de la Rocca White Henri Martin d'Azy Spencer Cosby Boardman Calderon Carlisle de Sibour Cannon Clover Joseph Crawford Crawfod Gibbons Ely Robert Hollister Chapman Lady Hadfield Driggs Sniggs

Admiral Cone Chases Europe Trip This Summer

Washington dispatch reports Admiral Cone will depart Washington in July for Europe. Mrs. Cone plans a Lake George summer. Also listed are schedules of other naval families: Mrs. Candee and Mrs. Casey at Jamestown and Warm Springs. the Egan delegation to Copenhagen. Boswell, Johnsons, and Petersons visiting Ottawa and New York social circuits. and Miss Harriet Quinby pursuing aviation training in Garden City with plans to become the first real woman aviator in America.

Admiral Hutch I Cone Washington Europe Silais B. Casey Jamestown R. T Warm Springs Miss Casey Sake George Denmark Maurice F. Egan Copen Hagen Minggan Myr Robert Underwood Johnson New York Copenhagen St John's Church Wickham London May Bourne Frederick G. Bourne New York Yacht Club Ralph B Strassburger United States Navy Strassburger Carlton Hotel America Oakdale Long Island Naval Academy Annapolis Miss Bourne Arthur K. Bourne Ethel Hollins France Harriet Quinby Miss Quinby Hotel Victoria Garden City Hempstead Plains Moisant Aviation School Andre Haupert Moisant Miss Quinb

Debates and Society News From Ambitious Era Headlines

Gossip swirls around Vincent Astor resisting a European trip with his father amid talk of a New York romance and debutante influence. Also featured are six seventeenth century tapestries at Steinway Hall, Rockefeller signage dispute over Sleepy Hollow crossings, and rising demand for rare costly china among wealthy American women.

Vincent Astor Europe Atlantic Col. Astor New York Vincent Joseph Burr Tiffany Steinway Hall Bernard van Orley Titus Brussels Berenice van Orley Jules Romain Romain China

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