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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1909
Page
77
UK fall models in men s clothes arrive from shops and unpacked. They are all wool, tailored to executive standards and offer correct style. Includes sack suits, overcoats, raincoats and attractive young men styles. Raincoats 18.00 to 35.00. trousers 3.50 to 10.00.
A broad selection of girls and misses outer garments and dresses highlights the new fall stock. Tailored suits in serge and cheviot, two and three piece outfits, regulation suits with embroidered details, double breasted coats, rain canes, reefers, and one piece dresses are offered in multiple colors and fabrics with price ranges from $1.00 to $32.50, reflecting current fashion and quality.
Advertises a full fall hosiery selection for women and children in black, white, tan and fancies. Includes cotton, cashmere, wool, lisle, silk, and silk clocked hose, with sizes from infants to extra stout. Notes special imports, price ranges from 25 to 75 cents, and a full line of children's jersey cloth and leather knee caps.
The engagement of Miss Lilian Chew to Mr J A Moorhead is announced with their families noted in Washington society circles. Chew, a noted tennis player, will wed as Miss Chew’s social circle anticipates the event alongside other regional society movements and upcoming nuptials.
A roundup of society engagements and weddings around Washington from late summer to autumn. Notables include Mr. Richard Updyke Sharman and Miss Eleanor Mittur wedding plans, travels of the de Menocals, and society moves among Col. and Mrs. Wyeth and Gen. Wotherspoon, with Duchess of Marlborough visiting New York and local fashions at events.
A long feature lists prominent widows and their inherited wealth from husbands' estates, naming Cornelia Vanderbilt Marshall Field Sage etc, and notes Harriman's bequest to his wife igniting the question of who holds the era’s greatest fortune. It also covers Elisabeth Magie’s new Chicago declaration on labor and class and hints at autumn society interest in Hot Springs coaching and a drag hunt at Fasslfern Farm with details of participants and routes.
Diet guidance stresses how taste and thought affect digestion. By savoring food and choosing good foods, appetite and digestion are guided by the subconscious mind. Hold food in the mouth, enjoy it, and select the best options to promote health.
Examinations for time officers of high school cadet companies were held at Central High School yesterday at 2 30 pm with 87 candidates from all schools. Results will be announced early next week. Tent services at Church of the Covenant discontinued due to cold weather. Reverend Wood to resume duties and preach Sunday. Also an advertisement style note discusses digestive cures.
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