Woodward & Lothrop Autumn House Coats Showings
Woodward & Lothrop presents a large New York Washington Paris autumn showing of house coats. New models feature exceptional materials and fine tailoring with accurate sizing and perfect fit. Velvet coats, tuxedo style for dinner wear, grosgrain silk trims, and silk linings priced from 5 to 18 dollars. Main floor F street.
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Woodward & Lothrop
New York
Washington
Paris
F Street
New Lounging Robes and Dressing Gowns Offered
A wide assortment of new lounging robes dressing gowns and bath robes is advertised. Prices range from 3.00 to 35.00 with styles including Navajo blanket robes English flannel dressing gowns double faced cloth silk lined banana cloth and terry cloth bath robes. The copy emphasizes warmth comfort and fashion appeal for men indoors and out.
More Men Every Day Attest the Comfort of the Union Suit
Advert for Union Suits detailing comfort features such as eliminated waist bulk and shirt-drawer separation. Notes multiple body lengths and chest measurements for a perfect fit across sizes. Lists materials and prices from $1.50 to $8.50, including ribbed Merino Lisle and linen mesh options. Located on Malin floor F street.
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F Street
Pajamas and Night Shirts for Restful Sleep
Extensive Washington stock showcases men’s sleepwear from pajamas in cottons and madras to silk varieties. Highlights include white and colored options, moss-ruffled trims, and assorted night shirts from Cambric to Mercerized Cotton, with sizes for all and a special extra large muslin night shirt offer.
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East
Washington
Maslin
Nainsook
Coronation Reception for Japan's Emperor Seeks Tremendous Guest List
Washington society attended a grand embassy reception at the Japanese legation on E Street celebrating the coronation of Emperor Yoshihito. Notable guests included ambassadors from France Brazil Russia Britain Italy Chile Argentina and many European and American officials along with judge and military leaders. Floral displays featured chrysanthemums and palms while Kimigayo opened the musical program and a coronation anthem followed.
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Washington
Japan
Chinda
E Street
Yoshishito
Kyoto
Viscountess Chinda
Mme
Miura
Itamy
Col
Mme. Suaserand
Mme. Bakhmeteff
Riana
Countess de Cellero
Mme. Suarez-Hujica
Mme. Naon
Portugal
Bolivia
Switzerland
Norway
Uruguay
Belgium
Guatemala
Peru
Sweden
Colombia
Honduras
Denmark
Panama
Nicaragua
Ecuador
Netherlands
Siam
Persia
China
Haiti
Cuba
Venezuela
Dominican Republic
Salvador
Costa Rica
Greece
Margaret Wilson
Helen Woodrow Bones
the Treasury
McAdoo
Gregory
the Interior
Lane
Burleson
Agriculture
Houston
Labor
Wilson
Osborne
State Department
Polk
Cone Johnson
Hampson Gary
William Phillips
Phillips
A. A. Adee
Andrew Peters
Navy
Roosevelt
William P. Maiburn
George EB. Downey
Victor Blue
Richard Crane 3d
Roper
Generel
John W. Davis
George Carroll Todd
Ernest Knaebel
Samuel Jordan Graham
Marvin Underwood
Henry McCain
Charles C. McChord
Mark Bristol
Bullard
Braisted
James B. Aleshire
Hugh L. Scott
James R. Mann
Thomas Ewing
Ten Eyck Wendell
Rufus Day
Gist Blair
Robert Chew
Ernest W. Roberts
Gheen
Howard Reeside
Peary
John B. Henderson
Hennen Jennings
Howry
Ira Bennett
V. Wheeler
Francis 8. Nash
Reginald Nicholson
John K. Shields
John Burke
Duncan Gatewood
George Barnett
Wallace Radcliffe
Samuel Burleigh Milton
Army and Navy Circle Hosts and Charity Ball Tonight
A Washington charity ball to aid the Children's Hospital is set for Monday night at the Willard Hotel with William B. Hibbs as chair. Various high profile figures including Miss Margaret Wilson and Admiral Clover attended dinners at Chevy Chase Club. The Navy League reception committee will meet at 11 in the Willard drawing room to finalize arrangements for the Monday event.
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The
Children's Hospital
Willard Hotel
William B. Hibbs
Dall Committee
Joseph BE. Davies
Chevy Chase Club
Margaret Wilson
Helen Woodrow Bones
EB. V. Stoddard
Clark M. Knight
Ashland
Vic
Woman's Section
Navy League
F Street
Willard
League
Elman Soloist Heads New York Symphony Society Concert
A large fashionable audience attended the New York Symphony Society season opener at the Belasco Theater with Mischa Elman as soloist. Many notable guests occupied boxes including Mrs. Marshall Field and Mme Riano, and prominent figures such as the interior secretary and Mrs. Gane. Other attendees included Miss Margaret Wilson and Mrs. Philip McMillan, with a long list of society names noted in the audience. The Nicaraguan minister Deḿecilio Chamorro, Senator Swanson attended as well.
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New York Symphony Society
Mischa Elman
Belasco Theater
Marshall Field
Mme. Riano
Lawrence Townsend
Todd
Secretary of the Interior
Gane
R. R. Hitt
George
Houston
Nicholas Anderton
Philip McMillan
Detroit
Miss Lay
Miss Stevens
Alexander Magruder
Robert Hinckley
W. W. Kimball
C. Z. Hutchins
Richard Townsend
Levi P. Morton
Calderon Carlielé
Mme. Hauge
McLean
Robert Patter
Solicitor General
John W. Davis
Dulles
K. S Bour
Eugene van Rensselaer
Stephen van Rensselaer
Carl Vrooman
Ten | Buck Wendell
W. Sinclair Bowen
Misa Harlan
Charlies Spalding
Gibson Fahnestock
Mies
Mary i Wilcox
Frank B. Noyes
Miss Noyes
Rudolph Kauffmann
Kauffmann
Adolph Casper Miller
Victor’ Kauffmann
Buckner Randolph
Mary Ray Graff Weds Earl William Corby at St. Margaret's
Miss Mary Ray Graff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Droop, married Earl William Corby at St. Margaret's Church in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Herbert Scott Smith. The bride wore white satin with duchess lace, a veil of tulle, and a lavalliere necklace. attendants included sisters Agnes and Elizabeth Graff. A reception at Rauscher's followed with extensive floral arrangements and many friends in attendance.
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St. Margaret's Church
Mary Ray Graff
Edward H. Droop
Earl
William Corby
Herbert Scott Smith
Agnes Graff
Misa Elizabeth Graff
Misa
Anna Katherins
Petera
Jamea de Gardenzi
S. W. Marshall
John Tredwell
Brooklyn
Ralph Gibbs
Canton
Ohio
Carl Haustsen
Milwaukee
Willie J. Flather
Ivan 5. Hecker
Frederick Altemus
Rauscher’s
Exhibition of wealthy Philadelphians at Horticultural Hall
Rich Philadelphians display at Horticultural Hall Philadelphia continuing through tomorrow with chrysanthemums forage plants and orchids. Ribbons awarded to Sinnott Pepper Hill a Scott Wanamaker and Countess Santa Eulalia in chrysanthemums. Margaret Prescott daughter of Rev Brescott marries Richard Lawrence in Boston Church of the Good Shepherd. Ruth Shaw Kennedy daughter of Mrs Bergquist wed William Prime Jr in New York with families present. couple to Hot Springs Va and then reside in New York.
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Horticultural Hall
Philadelphia
Joseph F. Sinnott
Rosemont
John W. Pepper
Jenkintown
W. S. Hilla
E. T. Scott
John Wanameker
Santa Eulalia
Margaret Prescott
George J. Brescott
Richard Lawrence
James Lawrence
Groton
Church of the Good Shepherd
Boston
Misa Ruth Shaw-Kennedy
John Gosta Bergquist
Brymptonwood
Brookville
Long Island
St. George’s Church
Stuyvesant Square
New York
William A. Prime
Prime
Willam A. Prime
Wheatley Hills
Bergquist
Mra. Prime
Hot Springs
Gen and Mrs Drain Arrive at Hot Springs
Special to The Washington Post. Washington society notes from Hot Springs on November 10 report Gen and Mrs James A. Crain arriving. numerous guests including Mr. and Mrs. Murphy and daughter Mabel. Rockefeller Jr. and Colby luncheon at White Sulphur Springs. many attendees at cascades picnic. several parties departing for Boston New York and Springfield with arrivals listed.
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Mrs. J. A. Drain
Hot Springs
Washington Post
Van
Charles F. Murphy
Mabel Murphy
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Everett Colby
White Sulphur Springs
Julian P. Fairchilde
Lower Cascades
Henry Co. Thayer
Charles A. Potter
Dorothy Potter
A. P. Maher
James van Alen
Mildred Eddy
Baron Schroder
Eleanor Chandler
J. Amory Haskell
Felix Doubleday
Mary Haskell
J. Walter Wood
Francis M. Bacon
William Fel Jones Morgan
Louis Bacon
Lawrence Perrin
Charles Brown
George Bradley
N. B. Leggett
Sanford Belden
A. Musgrave Hyde
Thomas Brennan
Amory A. Lawrence
Boston
Henry C. Swords
Jean Nichols
Misa Grace Clarkson
George Ehret, Jr
Philip Hoffman, Jr
J. P. Stevens
James A. Crain
Washington
A. L. Kelsey
Toledo
W. M. Brown and Daughter
Springfield, Mo
Clarkson Potter
St. Louis
Beauty hint promises clear skin with spurmax lotion
A beauty advertisement touts a lotion made from spurmax and hot water with glycerin to clear pimples and improve complexion. It urges frequent shampooing in warm weather and recommends a canthrax based rinse for the scalp, claiming cooling action and quick drying hair for a bright luster.
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