Fashioned for a stately season by elegant delay
OOD Queen Mary, with her petticoats and prejudices, signals a season of calmer dress and refined pace. American society shifts toward Old World grace, with debutantes dancing as in Malmaison times while Washington welcomes returning official families for the new school year. The Taft brood, the Speaker’s kin, Cabinet children, and diplomats head home as engagements ripple, including Miss Mary Owen Scott and Miss Alice Scott, announced from Colorado Springs. A European belle’s summer fetes hint at a forthcoming engagement abroad.
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Mary
Malmaison
Josephine
Napoleon
Dr. Holmes
Washington
Taft
Europe
Harvard Law School
Clark
Sixteenth Street
Fhrst
Bose
Wickersham
Cathedral
Secretary of the Interior
Fisher
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Switzerland
Mme. Rifier
Baroness Mila von Hengelmuller
Baroness Hengelmuller
Marchesa Cusan
Italy
Supreme Court Circle
W. Owen Scott
Mary Owen Scott
Alice Scott
Miss Hopkins to Wed in Williamstown Chapel
Miss Mary Hopkins daughter of Archibald and Mrs Hopkin of Washington will marry Mr Crawford Blagden of New York next Saturday October 7 at Thompson Memorial Chapel Williamstown Mass The wedding party includes sister Mrs Henry Patterson as bridesmaid and Mr Guy Fairfax Carey as best man Ushers include Samuel P F Blagden F Meredith Blagden J L Motley Theodore Randolph E Motley A Lawrence Hopkins Devereux Milburn Louis C Clark Jr Philip A Carrol and C F Sargent A farewell bachelor dinner for Mr Blagden is set for October 5 at the Harvard Club The British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce plan later October arrival in Washington before a North Shore Berkshires visit The note lists other society movements including embassy staff changes and social rounds.
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Mary Hopkins
Archibald Hopking
Washington
Crawford Blagden
New York
Thompson Memorial Chapel
Williamstown
Mass
Hopkina
Hopkins
Henry S. Patterson
Guy Fairfax Carey
Samuel PF. Blagden
F. Meredith _Blagden
J. L. Motley
Theodore Randolph
E. Motley
A. Lawrence Hopkins
Devereux Milburn
Louis C. Clark, Jr
Philip A. Carrol
C. F. Sargent
Biagden
Harvard Club
Lacey Silk and Feather Frames Imported From Paris and Vienna
Fans describe imported lacey silk from Paris and Vienna and black and white ostrich feather accents. Frames offered in Sterling silver rounds squares and ovals in every size.
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Vienna
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