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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1906

Page

7

Engagements and social notices fill Washington society

The column announces Miss Hoyt and Mr Richborn engagement and a spring marriage plan, plus greetings from Senor Perez Triana upon returning to Washington with Colombia’s minister and family visiting New York. It records weddings, anniversaries, travels to Paris New York and Virginia Beach, society engagements with Langhorne Washburn and Putnam McGowan, and notes on fashion and the mobile race attracting elite spectators.

Colombia Senor Don Perez Triana Washington New York Senora Enrrique Cortes Campania Senora Pomporio Gusman Guzmen Legation Savoy Minster Shoreham G Meredith Winship Newton Street Mra H. J. Warthen Fred K. Heupel Mra. &. B. Johns Louisa Heupel Mes Celina Green Jane Serider Chares Bwigert Francia Fisher Clarence Fisher George Conner Hasward Blue Allee B. Langhorne John D. Langhorne Stanley Washburn Mra .Washburn Minneapolis, Minn Adine Putnam McGowan J McGowan Josiah R. Batley Columbia Road

Formal Exhibit of New Dress Goods Planned for Monday

The store previews a Monday exhibit of exclusive dress fabrics with new weaves and colors. Rich broadcloths and silks in pastel and dark tones suit fall and winter gowns, carriages and street wear, with many fabrics imported and unique, making a strong appeal to fashion conscious patrons.

Silk Department Exhibition Offers Abundant Rich Silks

A premier textile showcase displays an extensive Silk Department collection from leading European and American manufacturers. The exhibition features rare silks in rich colors and exclusive patterns, including affordable options that align with current fashions.

Velvet fabrics draw season interest with rich sheens

ELVET is an old time favorite that will be very popular this season for entire costumes and empire coats. It is shown with rare variety and rich effects surpassing last season. The deep pile mimics fur softness with silken luster and the Chiffon and Zephyr Velvets add lights and shades. Linden Zephyr Velvet joins the line, a rich weave suitable for day or evening gowns. Second floor-G at.

ELVET

Lingerie and infants wear items with varied prices

A catalog of handmade lingerie and infant garments offered on the Seventh Street floor includes endembroidered options in percale and lawn with prices from 1.50 to 60.00. Items feature hand embroidery, lace trimming, and decorative neck and sleeve details, with sets priced up to 60 dollars.

Paris Eleventh Street Seventh St Naimsook

Berkshire Hunt Run Highlights Fashion and Glamour

The Berkshire Hunt Club event featured Mrs John Jacob Astor in a black silk crepe gown with lace and pearls, Mrs C H FP Belmont in russet velvet and a brown veil, and Miss Janet Fish in sapphire blue with yellow straw accents. Guests included Miss Josephine Durand and dignitaries, with a swift, record-fast race remarks and a lavish breakfast hosted by Giraud Foster.

John Jacob Astor C H FP Belmont Josephine Durand Durand Hounda Berkshire Hant David T. Dana Healdes Miss Durand Frances Wilkes Harold Sidney Herbert Bshaw Samuel Frothingham Francis Jaques Giraud Foster Hint Club Foster Dana James L. Heard Elberton Thomas €. Carleton Muskogee Ind. T James Harper I Street

Masonic Temple Cornerstone Planned by DC Lodge

The Masonic Temple Association of the District of Columbia aims to lay the corner stone of the new temple at New York avenue and Thirteenth street no later than May 2, 1971. The building will cost 500000 dollars, with the site prepaid. A committee is set to organize a spring fair, and a regular meeting is scheduled for next Thursday. Stock records show 46841 of 80000 authorized shares fully paid. The association memorialized George H. Walker for his long service.

Masonic Temple Association District of Columbia New Temple New York Avenue Thirteantit Street Congress Association George H. Walker

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Miss Hoyt Mr. Richborn Henry M Hoyt el Fnor Philip S Hichborn Philip Hichborn USN Hichborn Hoyt Thomas P. Morgan Thomas 8. Hutchinson City EB. Grandin Grandin Adirondacks Bradford House Columbia Roa Col. J. 8 Pettit Sheridan Apartments Second Street P Street Massachusetts Avenue Marcus Mitchal Benjamin Holland Franers Carrell Mattingly Virginia Beach Princess Anne Deall Carl A. Droop John & Hedderson, Jr Ballston, Va Franklin Ellis Rhode Taland Avenue John Ward Shuster Virginia Mary Ward Shuster Westmoreland Homse Catskills Ley P. Morton Morton Europe Hudson Clarence Edwards New Mexico Bessie Sweet North Capitol Street Albany W. H Myers H.W Johnson Army Medical School Britton L Street Alida Stekle Afton Thirteenth Street Charles E. Munroe Twenty-First Street Spain William K. Vanderbilt Morsseline Bae Mode Woodward & Lothrop London Panama Priestley G Street Jardiniere Dresden Nowspar Neinsook Percale Nainsack Sefirs Boston Sears Arnes Grace B O'Mara Highlands Julius ‘von Harke Masonic Association Rweempment Fn Penna. Ave Wilson G Mayers Philips Knabe Piano Aueaane Smareur Planotarte Knabe & CO ENG Pavers Aakia E. F. Mudd M. Stein & CO Zeiler F Street K. J.collins Keeble Waldorf-Astoria Berry & Whitmore Co., Jewelers Bliveremithe Stattone F and Eleventh Streets Aee Rookwood Dulin & Martin CO F St Brelusive D. C V .B. Rosen N. W. Corner Burchell Sat Bs & Nicweue
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