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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1913
Page
10
Exquisite bridal sets for the bride are offered with straight lines and minimal fullness. Gowns, skirts, and combinations trimmed with valenciennes lace and ribbons, with prices from $3.50 to $18.00, including French handmade gowns and varied styles. Third floor Eleventh St store advertises these reductions as the season’s best values.
New Fall Winter Models Lily of France Corsets offer rich trim materials like broches, chamoisettes, and fine coutils. Low bust effects, extended skirts, elastic lacing, and bone reduction trend with comfort features for various figures. Priced from 5.00 to 25.00, third floor Eleventh St.
The Wizard Tri angle Polish Mop is praised as a leading housecleaning article of modern times. This affordable mop set is highlighted for its noted virtues and value, suggesting strong consumer interest in a practical cleaning solution.
Central Presbyterian Church attendance by Mr. Wilson with Dr. Cary T. Grayson. long motor ride in the country. Diplomatic moves include Francois Schmolck leaving Bar Harbor for New York to establish the Netherlands legation office. Capt de Bertier de Sauvigny named military attaché to the French embassy. Hitchcocks stay at Shoreham Hotel before winter house. Russian attache Medzikhowsky to depart for official business trip. Mrs. Warder sails for Europe after a Colorado summer. Wyeths reopen their house on A Street. Numerous social travels and engagements listed including engagements of Lorna Doone Hubard to Bernard Forbes. Cape Talgie trips. various Washington residents abroad and in transit. several receptions at the Arcade building.
John Jacob Astor's widow plans residence at 12 West 26th Street New York with daughter Muriel after leasing the furnished Holling house for 75 dollars. The trio of motives cited include Newport social reception, Queen Mary's disapproval of domestic irregularities, and guiding her son's social or matrimonial aims. The Piping Rock horse show proceeds with fashionably attired attendees and notable boxes. Lady Northcliffe comments on American women and suffrage showing admiration for their grace and achievement.
The Forward-looking Woman questions traditional housekeeping and links suffrage to smarter living. The Fireside Woman defends home standards while admitting gaps in checking food labels. The progressive example in New York shops and parcel post is cited as intelligent housekeeping that lowers costs.
The passage explains how to judge glass clarity, noting that color or fog may come from contaminated glass rather than its original hue. It prescribes washing in fresh warm soapy water, rinsing in warm water, thorough drying, and using a soft brush for crevices. A vinegar bottle example and sawdust drying method are given.
A London claim contrasts dislike of gardening with a personal habit grown into a fad. Liverpool travelers Mr and Mrs Anthony J Drezel, guests of Lord and Lady Decies at Sefton Park, depart for New York as Decies hosts cheer a newborn daughter. In Berlin Prince Charles of Wrede, a cavalry captain, is fined for insulting a government telephone girl. he admits remarking the office was a hog pen and the girls read novels, excusing himself as anger over poor service.
October 6 marks the birth of Jenny Lind, the famed singer born in Stockholm to humble parents. Her early poverty gave way to a radiant career after a benefactor funded her studies, debuting at eighteen and rising to international fame before marrying Otto Goldschmidt in Boston.
Joe S. Jackson, president of the Baseball Writers' Association, will report the World Series for The Washington Post. Jackson is a student of the national game and widely recognized as an expert among baseball enthusiasts.
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