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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1909

Page

63

New Autumn Clothing for Men and Young Men

New fall stock arrives from shops and unpacked. Offering all wool suits, overcoats, raincoats, and trousers with fine tailoring and classic style. Raincoats priced 15 to 35 dollars, trousers 2.50 to 10 dollars.

Fall Clothing for Girls and Misses Featured in New Styles

A catalog of girls and misses fall wear highlights best home and foreign styles. It lists outer garments, tailor suits, capes, reefers, one piece dresses, and dresses in gingham and madras with prices ranging from 1.00 to 6.95, noting bedlotted trims and decorative details throughout.

Msses Pereale Gingham Anii Madras

New Fall Hosiery Offered for Women and Children

A catalog of fall hosiery featuring black white tan and fancy shades for women and children. Includes full assortments of cotton cashmere and wool blends with lace ankle over stitch hand embroidered and clocked styles. Special attention to extra slender and extra stout fits. Also new imports of women’s silk and cashmere hose with sizes and prices listed. Childrens hosiery emphasizes complete selection with jersey cloth knee caps and drying forms to prevent shrinkage.

Womers Gottim Lewes

Miss Lilian Chew Engaged to J A Moorhead in Washington

RS an nounces the engagement of Miss Lilian Chew to Mr. J C Moorhead of this city. Miss Chew, daughter of Mr John J Chew of Washington, is noted for sport and grace. No wedding date set. she will be bridesmaid at the November wedding of Miss Aronica Morgan and Evan Sivelair Gamera at St John’s Church.

Titian J. Coffey Lilian Chew J. Coshur Moorhead Miss Chew John J. Chew Washington Mrs. Coffey K Street Katherine Bildna Hot Springs Chew Marlon Leutze Mra. Teutze Mra. Coffey Misa Lidan Chew Fredarica Morgan Evan Sivelair Gameron St John's Church Mra Coffey Missen Chew New York Hudson-Fulton Mr Moorhead Mra. Kato Upshur Moorhead Upshur Yale

Washington Social Roundup: Taft Family Plans Moves

Mrs Taft and Robert A Taft son of the President prepare for Yale senior year return. Mrs Taft and her sister will come to the White House from Beverly Mass in mid October. Secretary of War wife Mrs Dickinson travels Nashville to Washington to occupy leased Connecticut Avenue home for winter. Chilean minister and Mme Portela return from New York to Washington, with Portela junior arriving from Europe. Archibald Hopkins guest at Lenox. Mary Hopkins visiting Chicago area. Dr Davenport White and Maud Lambert marriage noted. Mr Marya arriving from San Francisco for business. William and Mrs Carr return to K Street after summer at Worthington Ford home in Chevy Chase. Worthington Ford to return from New England soon.

Robert A. ‘Taft Taft Yale Louis More White House Beverly Maas J .M Dickinson Secretary of War Seattle Nashville Dickinson Washington Connecticut Avenue Minuter Chile Mme Cruz New York Vermont Avenue Legation Townsend Mies Mathiae Massachusetts Avenue Barnlasbor Archibald Hopkins Morris K Jesup Lenox Mary Hopkins Medi McCormick Chicago Davenport White Maud Lambert Tallmadge Lambert William K. Carr Worthington Ford Bradley Lane Chevy Chase K Street

Engagements and Weddings Fill Washington Social Round

Summer moves and announcements sweep Washington as Mr Roberty Century, secretary of the Italian embassy, arrives in New York from Europe. Col and Mrs Marlborough Wyeth relocate to 1823 Nineteenth street, while Mr Tustice and Mrs Thomas Wantgreen plan a Waterbury weekend with Mrs Lilley. Eleanor Millar and Mr Richard Andyke Sherman wedding set for Oct 5 in Utica New York. Gen Tomphing and others return to residence at 1421 Twenty first street. A Havana trip follows for the newlyweds.

Tustice Thomas Wtanngreen Washington Waterbury Conn George L Lilley Gov Lilley Connecticut Utica New York Eleanor Millar Tichard Andyke Sherman Vike Serman

Mrs Wotherspoon Returns to Washington for Winter

Mrs Willian W Wotherspoon wife of Sag Gen Wotherspoon UBA has returned to Washington from Jamestown Florida where she spent the summer Gen and Mrs Wotherspoon will spend the Winter at the Dupont residence they have occupied an apartment for some time Mr and Mrs Elson Bradley with their daughter Mrs Herbert Shipman of New York arrived from Europe Thursday aboard the Mauretania Senator and Mr Scott of West Virginia have left Lenox for New York for the Hudson Fulton celebration Mr and Mrs James Lowndes are in New York en route to Washington from Lenox where they stayed at the Crossways during the season Mrs George T Marye with her family and Mrs Doyle and Miss Doyle of Ohio mother and sister of Mrs Marge returned to Washington yesterday from Atlantic City and Hot Springs Va

Mme Portela Washington Magnolia Brass St James New York Don Julian Portela Mime Portela Legation Europe Willian W Wotherspoon Sag Wotherspoon U. BA Jamestown Dupont Elson Bradley Herbert Shipman Mauretania Scott West Virgina Lenox Aspinwall James Lowndes George T Marye Doyle Miss Doyle Ohio Marge Atlantic City Hot Springs

Parks-Hughes Nuptials In Brooklyn Navy Yard Ceremony

The marriage of Capt John Arthur Hughes U S M C to Miss Victoria M Parks, youngest daughter of Capt Wythe Parks and Mrs Parks, occurred Thursday evening at St Johns Church Brooklyn. Guests largely connected to the navy yard attended a dinner and dance following the ceremony.

John Arthur’ Hughes U. Smc Misa Victoria M."parks Wythe Parks Brooklyn Navy Yard

Wealthy Women in America and a Self-Sustaining Girl

A survey of the era’s wealthiest American women names Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, sr and Mrs Marshall Field among others, detailing inheritances and dower rights. It also highlights Elizabeth Magle, the self-supporting young woman who declared a graphic view of societal servitude in Chicago, alongside a note on the autumn coaching season at Hot Springs.

E A Harnman America Billy Patterson Ann Mra Hardman Hetty Green Sege Republic Cornelius Vanderbilt, Sr Marshall Field Thomas BR Wannamaker Morris K Jesup H Hitemers Roswell P Trower Lauce Harry Smith Willam K .Phaw Ruesill Sage Mia Hetty Green William B Leeds Phoebe Hearst Ae Frederic C Penfield Anne Weehtman Harriman Loing Elizabeth Maale Fative Chiago Hell Hell, By One, Who Is Actually In It," Miss Magle Yong Woman Bell

Beaming Bride Becomes Mrs Hamel A De Menocal

Miss Beatrice Wells Crosby daughter of Henry Ashton Crosby wed Hamel A De Menocal in the Church of the Heavenly Rest New York City The ceremony featured a drum and fife corps and music from Meistersingers Lohengrin and the couple departed for England en route to Pekin The Duchess of Marlborough plans a New York visit while opposing suffragettes and a Barnard College freshmen versus sophomores banter section notes campus antics and rules.

Misa Beatrice Wells Crosby Henry Ashton Crosby Ghursday Hamel A de Menocal Marks Forty-fifth Street Fifth Avenue Harbouynet Iles Josephine M Crossby Josephine Henry L Bogeré, Jr de Menccals Pare, Wharton Rieman G du Val Chalmers Wood Henry Aa Crosby Sipman Washington Square Mr de Menocal England Pekin International Bank

Daily Diet Hints by Dr Y J Allen

Digestion is influenced by thought and taste, with the subconscious mind guiding appetite and digestion. Cultivate a liking for good foods and learn to enjoy them, holding food on the tongue and selecting the best flavors to aid digestion.

Y. J. Allen Joseph B Bowles

SEEK CADET OFFICES AT CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

Examinations for line officers of the high school cadet companies were held at Central High School yesterday afternoon with 57 candidates from Western, Business, Central, Eastern, McKinley, City Street, and Armstrong schools. Results will be announced early next week. Tent services at the Church of the Covenant are discontinued due to cold weather. Rev Dr Wood resumes church duties Sunday.

Central High School Western High School Theodore M Robie Edwi Caleb Burt Paul Richmond William R Deenle W Guy Shreve James H Roper J WH Babcock N ON Schwartz T A Smith R . Royall Frank A. Woodfield McKinley Manual Training School EM Jeffrey H. J Spear C © Henson H R Hear G G Bragler C BR. Hedges E W Schalk P Dgale J G Graham L H Rosa D B Howard W V Wilson A M King W H Gresley G D_ Grosner S$ Shappiro EI Disney A @ Bisset J Anern G L Kraft J Casselman LR. Lohr A M Brown Mf Street Armistrong Manual Training School Church of the Covenant Dr Wood

Dyspepsia Cure Claims From Sardaparilia

A fragment touts Sardaparilia as a cure for dyspepsia claiming it strengthens the stomach sharpens appetite and tones the system while dismissing worries about distasteful sights belching or nausea. The text argues against lingering dyspeptic symptoms and promotes the product as boosting overall health.

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