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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1912
Page
7
Woodward & Lothrop announces a summer jewelry sale with thousands of inexpensive pieces offered at a fraction of regular value. The selection includes seed pearl pieces, brooches, pins, necklaces, earrings, and related accessories in many styles and finishes at special prices.
Cloisonne enameled jewelry offered in sterling silver with refined designs. Includes waist pin sets, brooches, bar pins, hat pins, collar pins, and bird pins in varied shapes and pendant designs. Main seller notes high quality, dainty appearance and strong demand at ten-cent scale listings.
Misses graduation dresses feature wire crepe voile and lace trimmed gowns in white pink lavender and blue with kimono sleeves square necks and tucks. Silk chiffon options display Valenciennes lace embroidery and floral trims, with appealing Lingerie and Crepe Batiste dresses in assorted colors and shapes for class day events.
Linen finished fabric crafted to resemble real linen and suit many uses. Textured white and attractive, it launders satisfactorily in any garment. Special price 12 4 cents per yard. Second floor at.
An ad notes morning sale of 100 dozen pairs of Children's Pony Ribbed Hose in heavy, medium, and light weights with double knees toes and heels, cotton risle thread in black and tan sizes 6 to 11 at 2 cents per pair. Also 50 dozen Women's Plain Lisle Thread Hose in black white and tan with double soles and high spliced heels at 25 cents. An unusual value from Matin floor st.
Cards for a garden party hosted by Mrs Taft were sent yesterday for a White House style gathering in Columbus Ohio this afternoon. A long list of dignitaries and guests including ambassadors ministers and officials attended a social event noted for its spring flowers and fine attire.
The Spanish Minister and Mme del Riano proceed to New York where they will sail to Europe today. In Washington, Representative Timothy Thomas Ansberry of Ohio and Mrs Ansberry hosted an informal dinner last night honoring Mrs Judson Harmon, their house guest.
Princess Tosplaktosl demands Vatican recognition of her marriage to the Rospiglios lineage while in New York. Mrs James A Garland speaks of love marrying Francis Green, altering a $10,000,000 will, and keeping a wealth-sharing plan with her sons. Kitty Gordon departs NYC with daughter Vera, saying she reconciled with Capt Henry Beresford in Liverpool.
Miss Harriet Francia daughter of the late Charles Francis longtime editor of the Troy Times and former U S ambassador to AustriaHungary became the bride Thursday of Marshall Hurst Durston of Eyracute N Y The ceremony at St Jonas Episcopal Church Troy followed by music from Lohengrin and Thals officiated by Rev HR Freeman The bride wore white satin and chiffon with old lace and her attendants included her sisters Mrs Eugene Warren and Miss Margaret Francis The couple plans a wedding trip and will reside at 62 James Street Syracuse
Four hundred eight members of the Board of Trade will journey down the river today for the annual shad bake at Riverview. Frank E Gibson chairs the arrangements and says nothing is left undone. The steamer St James is chartered to depart at 9 00 this morning with remaining participants sailing on the afternoon boat at 4 00. Athletic events occur after the afternoon boat arrives and prizes and souvenirs are awarded by President Noyes on the return trip.
A reader with a new kidney disease case learns diet is crucial. Advice emphasizes limiting protein to about 10 percent, sourcing protein from milk and cereals, avoiding excess variety and heavy hot foods, and using light meals such as fruit cereals and milk for breakfast with milk and fruit for other meals. A local physician should tailor specifics.
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