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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1914

Page

12

Woodward & Lothrop Ad Highlights Fashions

A Woodward and Lothrop display features New York Washington and Paris items including bar pins brooches buckles scarf pins hat pins and crosses for accessories and jewelry enthusiasts.

Woodward & Lothrop New York Washington Paris

Washington Reception Honors Secretary of State and Mrs Bryan

Senator and Mrs Fletcher hosted a buffet in compliment to Secretary of State and Mrs Bryan with 100 guests. The ballroom transformed into a spring garden, fashion showcased lavender gown and gray crepe, while VIPs including Vice President Marshall and many senators attended. The event featured dancing after supper and a grand playing fountain centerpiece.

Fletcher Secretary OF State Hnator Duncan U. Fletcher Florida Congressional Club Bryan Mrs. Bryan Palmer Rosen Myre Lorleberg Marshall Commerce Redfield Martine Mie Calvo Pomerene Townsend James R. Mann Victor Murdock Marcela Murdock Fred Dennett J. Willard Ragadale Dorothy Dennett Mar, Wilcox Caffey H. H. Glaagte Edward KE. Morse Howard Reeside Thomas Walsh Willard Saulsbury Reed Smoot Charles F. Johnson Nathan P. Bryan Francia Russell Ira Copley Thomas P. Gore Lefevre Panama Greene Julius Kalin Dunn Goodwin Gittins John Wiley W. W. Dixon

Maryland Debutante Fete Draws Capital Society

The Washington area hosts a debutante fete with Mrs. Cary Langhorne and Miss Colton guiding children's activities including ponies and fortune telling. Guests include Colby Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Hill of Pittsburgh, and Countess Pourtalay noting a birth. numerous social figures gather for events and summer plans around Washington, Chevy Chase, and nearby locales.

Cary Langhorne Washington Chevy Chase

Minister of Slam Heads to Summer Home With Dignitaries

The Minister of Slam and Lady Prabha Kgravengse with the legation depart Washington late May or early June for Bass Rocks Massachusetts for the summer. First secretary of legation and Mrs Edward Leftug join. Mrs Duncan A Fletcher hosts at the Congressional Club yesterday afternoon, with Mrs Smith of Georgia and Mrs Taylor of Alabama at tea. Austro Hungarian Ambassador to return today from New York. Jack Reali to host May 2 luncheon for Mrs Henry D Clayton. Mr A Third Assistant Secretary of State sails to Europe for his annual bicycle trip aboard the St Paul. Candy and grab at Working Boys Home fete next Tuesday planned by Mrs Victor Cushman, Mrs Perry Johnson and Mrs Davis.

Slam Prabha Kgravengse Legation Washington Bass Rocks Magss Edward Leftug Bass Rac Duncan A. Fletcher Congressional Club Lloyd Padgett Smith Georgia Taylor Alabama Mr. A Secrecy of State Yestert St. Paul Southampton Europe Victor Cushman Perry Johnson Davis

Prominent Catholics to Observe Barry Unveiling Novena

Catholic dignitaries from across the country visit Washington for the Barry unveiling and will stay for a novena in honor of St Rita. The services begin tomorrow at St Martin's Church North Capitol and T streets at 7:20 PM and continue through the week ending next Sunday. Weekday mornings feature additional novena exercises at 6:30 AM.

Washington St. Rita St. Martin's Churen North Capitol T Streets

Tour in the Smart World of Point Lace and Diamonds

A spring garden party by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the New York Zoological Society at the zoo drew scores of society women. The Seventy-first Regiment Band played all afternoon and many guests viewed animals, including lions and sea lions. Notable attendees included Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, Mrs. Richard Stevens, Mrs. Henry Phipps, and Dr. William Hornaday, with outfits ranging from blue silks to taupe satins. Tea was served in the administration building while guests praised the park’s grounds.

Newis York Zoological Society New York Zoological Park Women of Society Seventy-first Regiment Andrew Carnegie Carter George Lander Estelle Whitfield Carnegie Richard Stevens Stephen H. Omn Henry Pairfield Osborn Auxilary Edwin Gould Gould James B. Clews Stuart Duncan Richard Trimble Edward Ringwood Hewitt Finley J, Shepard Hamilton Fish William Jay Schieffelin Evelyn Witherbee Frank Whitfeld William B. Osgood Field Auxiliary Lispenard Stewart Henry Phipps J. Borden Harriman Dulany Howland Thomas Hastings Lauterbach Joseph H. Choate William Brock Shoemaker Goodhue Livingston James P. Kennycan Hel Lawrence Burnett Henry Fairfield Osborn Zoological Society Madison Grant Stephen H. Olin Frederick Harrietn Baldwin Charles M. Robinson William T. Hornaday Ig Domain

Mrs. T. J. Preston Returns to New York

Mrs Thomas J Preston formerly Mrs Grover Cleveland arrives in New York aboard the Lusitania after a period abroad. She states the visit will be brief and for a short stay in the United States.

New York Thomas J. Preston Grover Cleveland Tania

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