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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1909
Page
15
Distinctive millinery quality grows weekly as exclusive styles win wide recognition. European travel informed management while Abners refined the craft into true art with design harmony and color effects. High duty and cost prompt use of Horoc beach material to match French models at less than half the price.
An ad from the Hat avin and Mary Clothing shop promotes tailored coats and overcoats featuring Schaffner & Mars label. It claims superior workmanship, up to date styles, pure wool fabrics, and test standards to guard against cotton adulteration, inviting customers to judge the quality by trying the garments.
Table cover specials list Renaissance lace items with linen centers and embroidered eyelet work. Prices range from 600 to 675 for 72 inch cloths, Cluny lace centerpieces from 100 to 10, Handsome Cluny lace luncheon sets priced 800 to 50 per set, with various centerpieces and dozen options.
Elizabeth Worthington and First Lieutenant Philip Huston Torrey of the United States Marine Corps will marry on Wednesday afternoon November 10 at 4 o clock at 008 M street. The reception will follow immediately.
The note compares cornbread made from corn meal with breads from whole wheat entire rye or corn flour. It says cornbread lacks complete nutrition and whole grains are preferable. It notes cornbread has more cake-like texture, slower baking, and suggests germ oil and starch loss through milling. It mentions benefits for elimination and albumen intake and contrasts boiling mush with hard bread as better for nutrition. It emphasizes thorough mastication aided by hard bread or nuts.
The bride and mother attended a ceremony at 18 percent I street with clergy and family present. Mr and Mrs Dilis left Washington at 3 o clock for New York to begin their honeymoon and will be at home after November 1 at 195 K street. Mr and Mrs James A Davis of Charleston and others were guests. The couple will travel west before returning home.
Miss Frances Newman daughter of the late Ma ard Newman and Mr Alberbid ney Parry were married yesterday afternoon at 3 in the Incarnation church by Rev William Taylor. Relatives and a few friends attended. decorations were white roses and chrysanthemums. Miss Dickinson played the wedding music. The bride wore a satin gown with brown plumes, carried a bouquet of Bride roses and valley thy?. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside at 1807 Wyoming Avenue Warrington. Mrs Pilson, improving at Leroy and Phelps, plans travel once convalescent. CONTINUED ON NINTH PAG.
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