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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1913
Page
4
New York Washington Paris collection features Misses and Suniors suits and dresses in cheviots broadcloths serges and velvets. Cutaway lines full blouses velvet collars fur cuffs and belt details. Coats lined with messaline and trims include satin lace ruchings. Prices range 10 to 39.50 with Scout and plaid dress options for girls 15 to 20.
Fall millinery features dress hats in soft tam o shanters mushroom shapes and large straight brim hats in velveta plush and silks. Trims include crochet flowers rosebuds ostrich bands and fur bands in rich dark shades. Also broad array of children s tailored hats in velvet plush duvetine beaver corduroy with ribbons feathers plaid silks and soft crushed effects. Moderate prices and enlarged third floor display.
An advertisement highlights New Boneless Corsets for young girls with many models, plus corsets for athletic outdoor wear with elastic lacings. Ferris Ideal and College Girl Waists show new styles for small, older, and mature figures, with prices from 50 cents to $3.50 and options like clasp fronts, soft boning, and longer skirts. Third floor Ten at.
Dinners and a Hop mark Fort Myer social season as officers from Winchester arrive for ten days of entertainments. Miss Plarket T Wadsworth will wed Mr Fletcher Harper at St Michaels Church Geneseo. A formal hop followed formal dinners hosted by the Garrards Barnhardt families and visiting officers include Gen Leonard Wood and numerous captains and lieutenants.
Barefoot as a fashion issue draws attention from health faddists to suffragists, with Baroness de Guestre seen in Paris in Greek dress and gold sandals. Social events at Bryn Mawr unfold under a thunderstorm as Mrs. John Converse and others display elegant outfits. Ambassador Leishman’s tenure ends, Gerard to assume post. Miss Norma Mack and sister depart for Europe to study French in Paris.
Parents League members began sessions with a mothers meeting in the Wilson Normal School auditorium. Dr Davidson welcomed attendees as 18 principals from Henry D Cook School division sent three mothers representatives. An address by Dr Philander P Claxton is announced for next Friday at 8 pm in the same venue. Officers include Mrs F L Ransome as president and Mrs Lindley D Clark as vice president. Groundwork committee chairs are named with Mrs W R Loney Schairenan among members.
Kentucky guests of Gus Bennett Young and Commander C M Stone arrive for winter. a noon wedding at St Thomas Church follows preparations. Ensign Frederick Grafton Chap to marry Miss Stone, with Hoffman as best man and Langdon as attendant. Other marriages and engagements involve Miss Mildred Fearn and Ensign Richard Field, Barbara Stephens and Randolph Zane, plus travel notices for Mrs Gilpin and Miss Gilpin en route to Baltimore.
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