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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1911

Page

12

Knitting Patterns Draw Crowds This Fall at Sik Store

An abundance of patterns and designs appeals to shoppers this fall. The knitted Sik Four-in-hands attract attention with both plain and hobble effects featured in the display.

Axminster Beauvais Brussels Wilton

Winthrops sail to Europe on Saturday for four weeks

The Assistant Secretary of the Navy Beekman Winthrop and Mrs Winthrop plan to sail from New York on Saturday aboard the George Washington for Europe. They will visit New York tomorrow and return about four weeks later. The long list of Washington residents and travelers includes many officials, diplomats, and their families spending the autumn season in the capital and nearby locales.

Beekman Winthrop Metropolitan Club Ching Pin Kwang Winthrop Washington Europe George Washington New York Joseph Longworth Anderson Richard Lee Fearn Massachusetts Avenue Anderson Mlkridge Ethel Anderson Henry Thatcher Sydney Ballou Hono- Inu Noyes Connecticut Avenue Ballou Los Angeles John A. Barnes Virginia Avenue Southwest Mauretania England Ireland Germany France Switzerland United States Naval Academy Annapolis Gibbons Ely Edward Lippincott Edgar Lippincott J. Edward and Richard Lippincott Franklin Edson Thomas Skelton Harrison Philadelphia J. B. Forsythe F. H. Frisbie BE. M. Carpenter Boston Pittsfield H. J. Jones T. W. Balch Miss Balch Robert Underwood Johnson Owen Johnson Stockbridge Victoria Louise Mme. von Unschuld Timothy Adamowski Boston Symphony Orchestra Garden Association Newport James J. van Alen Wakehurst I. Townsend Burden Robert Ives Gammell Lewis Casa Ledyard W. St

Diversions of Society at Fashionable Resorts

A Stockbridge Laurel Hill outing drew hundreds from the autumn colony and Lenox guests. Notables including George Winthrop Folsom and Joseph Choate attended talks on village duties civic responsibility Scouts and Grange influence. Social events featured lunches and numerous prominent guests at multiple estates and hotels.

Stockbridge Lenox Laurel Alexander Sedgwick George Winthrop Folsom A. C. Hartman Boston Walter Richard Eaton Franklin A. Palmer Grange Joseph H. Choate Miss Tuckerman Reginald R. Belknap Stephen D. Wield Folsom Francis C. Bulow Charles Carroll Lee Sarah Lee Churchill Satterlee George C Congregational Church of Wiliam TF. Draper Margaret Draper Washington Beatrice Longman New York Daniel Chester French Cheaterwood Annon Phelps Stokes, Jr Lenox Villa Adirondacks Rodman Gilder Tyringham Upper St. Regis John Everett Samuel W. Woodward Eden Tiill Margaret Prescott Narragansettler Henry W. Bishop Fittsfield Marion Burbank Ellis Knowles Walter F. Cobb Frederick T. West Frederick T. West. Myr William D. Sloane Albert Eugene Gallatin Newbold Morris Laurent Allien Philadelphia Wiliams F. Milton Pittsfield Curtis Hotel J. H. Gibbons

Fashion costs and suffrage in a changing dress era

The Thought for Today laments restrictive dress standards, urging sensible, simple styles over extravagant, era defining outfits. It links fashion to social control, urging women to resist extreme trends while prioritizing practicality and beauty. The piece homed in on misuses of dress, urging standards to curb costly, time consuming fashions.

Americans Criticize Louvre Access Controversy Sparks Outcry

The Friends of the Louvre decry special access for Miss Florence Haywood, an American guide-lecturer, arguing permission to lecture on closed Monday days violates public rule amid theft claims of 322 paintings. Olga Menn returns to Chicago as her fiancé’s death haunts family.

Friends of the Louvre Louvre Florence Haywood New York Indianapolis Haywood National Museums Great Art Gallery

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