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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1910

Page

8

Hull length coats for steamer and railway travel

Catalog entry describes hull length coats in plan blue and black and white checked serges, semifit and raglan styles, shawl collars, black satin, silk nets, and fancy buttons. Also plaid blanket long coats for travel priced from 19.50 to 37.50 and three quarter coats of tan tussah silk at 22.50, with minting throughout.

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Summer Waists Displayed in Latest Hahtweißhe Styles

Dainty materials of excellent quality with attractive embroidery trimmings appear in the newest Summer Waists. Styles feature corded front, tucked and shaped fronts, high collars, and various sleeve trims. Prices range from $1.00 to $2.95, with details on lace inserts and button fastenings.

Gibson Valenciennes Batiste

New Cotton Dress Fabrics Appeal to Women This Season

New fabrics display vivid weaves and appealing effects to suit feminine tastes. The catalog lists 27 inch Durba Cloth at 29 4 yard and numerous others priced from 18c to 65c a yard, with Khaki Cloth highlighted for suits and riding outfits.

Local Textile Sale Offers Linen and Damask Yardage

A UK assortment advertises heavy linens and mixed fabrics priced at special rates. Items include bleached beach linens and skirts with noted wear and luster, offered up to 225 a yard in various widths.

Black Suede Footwear for Women in High Fashion Range

The catalog promotes black suede women’s footwear praised for high grade quality and style. It features Ogontz Pumps with buckled trimmed design and Goodyear welt soles, a high Cuban heel, and knob toe with shield tip, priced at $5.00 per pair. Also described are suede lace-up styles with eyelet effects on a short Vann last, Goodyear soles, and high Cuban heels, priced at $4.00 per pair.

Drenay Mindel Dresden Ogontz Goodyear

Brides Month Opens with Three Weddings Attended

The Misses Mellon depart Connecticut for Philadelphia then plan a Bar Harbor summer as June weddings begin. The Ro- Auf mango Edson and First Lieut John William Webbe are among several couples with military ties. A rose wedding at St Thomas Church features Miss Edson and Miss Remey with musical families and prominent guests attending rehearsals and receptions.

Lome Grand Rapids Smith Gen Custer Florelle Edson Varde Joseph Ro Aufmango Edson John William Webbe Coast Artillery Mary Reme Kenney John Winthrop Wadingh LS Laura Annesty Stotsenburg Ani Charles Russell Mayory D Non Bieut Meine St Thomas Church Edson Miss Edson Miss Remey Jemes Janes Conservatory of Music Paris Montaram Laura Wehre Washington New Willard Loison Misa Gertrude Warner Marie McMullin Brown

Business High School graduates near Lexington departure noted

More than 109 students from the Business High School near Cairo will graduate and depart for the business world within weeks. The event reflects a thorough training program coordinated by the Alumni Association and local employers. Separate receptions marked spring events for graduates and families as plans for employment and future endeavors unfold.

Business High School Joseph J Ryanson Thomas Wax Howerd Ryan

Christening Guests From Washington Attend Huntington Vaughan Ceremony

A Washington motor party traveled to Towson for the christening of a infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Jade Sonnerformed. Baltimore guests included Mr and Mrs Charles J Bonaparte and Judge Semmes. Washington attendees listed include Mr and Mrs J Van Verhten Olcott and Admiral and Mrs Huzelans with other prominent names among the gathering.

Washington Rose Ballimore Charles J Bonaparte Johm Semmes Semmes John Wilton McNatty J van Verhten Olcott Huzelans Charles Henry Batter Hinckley Wiss Gladys “Hinckley Alma Reggies Murray Lone Wi Fleming Newbold Richard Marlow Micw Audrey Sackett New London Amoni Wiss Shelby Converse Vr Huntington Gadson M Henderson Gregory Walter Tuckerman Augustus Derby Boston Jackson Beverly Mass Count Weal Alts Dune Amt Virginia Albert Bowley Charles Fenton Mr Bowley Chicago Fentons Rouch Nike Fenton Miss Rochester Gen Rochester Moses Wentworth Judge Lambert Tree John Hells Ad Grants Judge Tree

Grover Cleveland Returns Home With Children From Europe

Social notes from Washington describe Grover Cleveland and her four children arriving aboard the George Washington from Europe. The party, including Dr J J Finley and Mrs Gargynt, mingled with passengers. the children study French, plans for continued study in the U.S. favored. Paris and Lausanne memories linger while political social circles note the diplomat’s family.

Grover Cleveland Europe George Washington Lloyd Line White House Lausanne France Taly Esther Marion Richard Forum Trans Grover Sines Cleveland J J. Finley College of the City of New York Clevelana New Hampshire

Muskrat Proposed as Beef and Pork Substitute

The Department of Agriculture suggests muskrat as an alternative to beef and pork and argues its cleanliness, while noting objections to the name. It also points to nuts, especially peanuts, as a better protein source at lower cost, with a government issued bulletin on peanut food value and cultivation.

Department of Agriculture

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