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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
14
An advertisement touts Hart Schaffner & Marx suits highlighting new development in fashion with athletic and conservative lines. Raincoats are advertised as rainproof and new spring overcoats describe Scotch and American weaves. Special prices emphasize limited-end lines not duplicable this season.
Extensive listing of summer underwear and shirts including various fabrics such as Sea Island cotton, Indian crepe, cotton mesh and linen mesh. Describes long and short sleeve shirts, sleeveless options, knee length and regular length drawers, with prices ranging from 75 cents to 3 dollars and noting all white, striped and plaid patterns.
High Quality men's shirts in Pine Neglige range with wide variety and stock of white and colored designs. Descriptions note Samuelains styles, bosom details, plain fronts, turn-down collars, and fold cuffs with attractive patterns and colors.
An old advertisement listing boys clothing including wash suits in khaki and white duck fabrics, double breasted coats, and shirts. It notes prices from 75 cents to 12.50 and references sizes 12 to 14, with items like Madras chambray shirts and blouses. The sale highlights floor displays around Tenth Street for the store.
Invitations have been received for the marriage of Eleanor Butler Alexander to Captain Winthrop Wadleigh U S B C. Guests include Eleanor Butler, Mrs Henry Addison Alexander, and Mrs Clarence Moore among others. ceremonies listed for June at Fort Avenue Presbyterian Church New York with reception at 4 30.
Dr and Mrs Charles Marbury hosted a bridge party for Mrs Marbury’s mother Mrs Andrew Stewart who is visiting. Four tables played then a supper followed. Mrs Marbury plans a tea for Mrs Stewart Friday afternoon. Miss Gallaudet hosted the second of two afternoon receptions on Kendall Green yesterday with her sister Mrs Glossen assisting. Mr and Mrs Pearsall and Mrs Hichborn prepare for a Connecticut summer home. Harry Racey Kerby visits Mr Bryman Ridges as he entertains informally at his apartment.
Prominent Newport cottage residents forego Sunday carriage rides to rest and attend church while Mrs A C Clas of Milwaukee adores wild birds, raising three crow companions called the Three Black Joes. She shares close bonds with them as they perch on her shoulder and follow in her garden. A Milwaukee bluejay and fashion-minded socialites feature in a tale of gracious living and couture reuse.
Upton Sinclar cites a magazine piece noting extreme fasting can injure and even cause death. He stresses risks when guided by none or malignant company, despite acknowledging some value in Fletcher fem or Deweglem and urges caution for nervous or overweight individuals.
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