Army and Navy Serge Suits for Women on Show
New fall models of Army and Navy Serge suits are displayed in three styles. Tailored lines, conservative skirts, and modified slashed effects offer quality and fit in black and brown, sizes 16 to 46. Merited approval from wearers and observers supports the range’s appeal.
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Wales
Advance Showing of New Fall Fashions in Little Children's Wear
An advance showing presents beautiful exclusive outfits for everyday and dress wear for children. It notes these displays are not a full season representation but offer options in keeping with reader needs and budgets. Thr. fevor Klaventh at.
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Women's New Autumn Shoes of Fashion's Preferred Materials
Fashionable autumn footwear features new materials and styles. Products include Patent Kidskin and Gun Metal Calfskin models with French last, Spanish Louis heels, and prices from 4.00 to 7.00 per pair. Address noted at Third Rowr Tenth St.
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Kidskin Hutton
Paris
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Forward Looking Woman Discusses Women's Hardships
A dialog between the Forward-looking Woman and the Fireside Woman explores how society has loaded burdens on women. They argue dress, work, and property access hinder development, but reform is possible as women unite to remove unnecessary constraints and gain clarity on issues.
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Angel Sect
Home Needs Supplies Range From Rich to Inexpensive
A local seller promotes a wide array of home goods for every budget. The display features abundant patterns for tables and pantries, offering elaborate choices alongside economical options to suit all households.
Society Notes From Diplomatic and Naval Circles
A list of social moves and arrivals includes Mr John Barr, director general of the Pan American Union, and Mrs Bryai with Costa Rica’s minister. French naval attache and Countess de Chambrun depart from the Avenue of the Presidents for a new home. Rev Dr and Mrs Cotton Smith return from Bever ly Mass to spend autumn, with A P Gardner at Hamilton MA. Senor Quésada and daughter Aurora travel to Berlin from The Hague for arbitration duties, while Mr and Mrs Bullitt honeymoon in Europe and visit Stockbridge. Other figures like Miss Hildégarde Nagle and Mrs Theodore Wilson plan Lenox and Washington residencies as naval officers and social hosts circulate through Newport and Gotham society.
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American’ Union
Can Ba
Triaties
Bryai
Costa
Rica
Cai
Mme. Calvo
Germany
Senor Quésada
Court of Arbitration
Berlin
Hague
Peace Palace
August ‘B
Senora de Quesadana
Senorita Aurora, de Quesada
Obenhof
Washington Social News: Winter Plans and Engagements
Going to India for the winter Admiral and Mrs Clover and the Misses Clover plan December departure after August in Carla bad They have been in Eastern Europe since early summer Mrs Burton Harrison hosts at Sea Urchins Bar Harbor Mrs Sidney Taylor announces engagement of Rosalie Rodgers to H Clay Brimrose of Baltimore Wedding set for December Commander Maximilian Burstyn Austro Hungarian naval attaché attended Newport lunch Mr and Mrs Imred6 Josika Heregeger Dr and Mrs James Dudley Morgan at Hot Springs climbed Frog Rock Washington updates also note Mr and Mrs William P Meredith return from Virginia motor trip Dr and Mrs Blair
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Carlabad
Washington
India
E Europe
Sidney Taylor
Thomas
Rosalie Rodgers
H. Clay Brimrose
Baltimore
Maximilian Burstyn
Newport
Imred6
Josika Heregeger
New York
James Dudley Morgan
Hot Springs
Frog Rock
Social whirl and royal rumors ink New York nights
Scattered society notes recount Princess Tenfsette, daughter of a freed man, charming restaurant crowds with French songs and a progressing photo session. Prince Paul de Clairmont quashes rumors of Miss Golden’s fortune while recounting the engagement emerald ring and convent care. Fire brigade exploits by Prince Ludovne Pignatelli d Arragon mix with whispers of Miss Roosevelt’s winter wedding plans and daring road myths at Meadowcroft Sayville Long Island.
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Miss Allen
Misa Robinson
Prince Paul de Clairmont
Elizabeth Goldep
Boston
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Glyn
Hou
Golden
Poeek
Prince Paul
Charles H Robinso
Pi ‘Allén
Clairmont
Cisirmont
Nisettie
Mary Pembidton
Noted Women and Forgotten Queens of Paris Era
Eyewitness account reflects on Marie Therese Princess of Lamballe and other women of the house of Bourbon. Mentions age, marriage, and a reign overshadowed by the Paris era after the fall of the monarchy. Includes references to Antoinette and the broader visibility of royal women fading from memory.
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Marie Therese
Princesse de Lamballé
Paris
Ito
Yenia
Antoinette
Astrological Outlook Promises Favorable Business Beginnings
The newspaper notes Jupiter and Mercury align to influence commerce positively. It forecasts gains in buying, a likely large international loan focus in three months, and beneficence for bankers, merchants, and new enterprises. It also hints at study, conferences, and literary activity benefiting from the stars.
Saving waste in the home with string and paper
The piece argues saving waste through practical reuse of string, wrapping paper, and magazine scraps. It suggests children benefit from rummaging through waste to find playable, creative treasures like button bags, strawberry baskets, and broken crockery dolls’ dishes. It warns against overzealous saving and promotes designated recycling boxes.
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McChure
Yndicate
Rothschild Heir III Stricken In Chicago Hotel
Erich von Goldschmidt Rothschild of Frankfurt am Main, heir to Rothschild wealth, is ill with a severe cold at a Chicago hotel. Doctors say it may be days before he resumes his journey east after a cold caught at Pike s Peak worsened by altitude change. He travels incognito and plans to return via New York to the East.
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Chicago
Erich von Goldschmitt- Rothschild
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Germany
Victor von Warendorff
von Yapendons
Pikes Peak
Colé
Middle West
Erich von Goldschmidt-Rothschild
Baron Wilhelm von Rothschild
Rothschild Bank
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Birth of Duchess of Roxburghe’s son at Chesterfield House
The Duchess of Roxburghe formerly Miss May Goelet gave birth to a son at Chesterfield House in London. The couple, married in 1903, welcomed a healthy baby while the duke’s brother Lord Alastair is heir presumptive. The duchess and baby are reported breathing well. The heir will bear the title of Marquis.
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