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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
12
A new line of rich costumes for afternoon and evening, house and street wear showcases wide selection in plaid and plain serge and net yoke designs with large covered buttons. Colors include black navy and brown with prices from 22.50 to 75.00 and options in messaline marquisette satin and crepe de chine among others.
Our showing of the new dress waists for fall is extensive. Net and chiffon blouses in kimono style feature cream lace yoke and cuffs with small silver buttons in colors cream navy black and gray. Also offered are rich plaids stripes Persian effects and warm autumn colorways with prices from 5.75 to 12.75. MesalBme Latin blouses come in white black and shades of tin navy light blue and gray with elaborate braiding. Bioh Taffeta silk waists show new effects with braided yokes, priced from 5.75 to 10.00. Black taffeta silk waists in tailored effects priced 3.75 to 6.75.
New styles arriving daily swell our large assortment. From staple models to season expressions and novelties, best leathers and workmanship. Popular leathers include patent calfskin and suede. A Black Romaine Silk Button Boot with high tops and Cuban heels stands out. Tan Russia calfskin walking boots also popular. Prices range from $3.00 to $8.00 a pair. Thiead foor-Tenth st.
Hart Schaffner and Marx offer fall suits in new browns grays tans and blues at 20 22 50 and 25 with extra fine options at 27 50 30 32 50 and 35 on the main floor tenth street customers are invited to compare fabrics and styles and see the quality firsthand as ready to wear and somewhat tailor made.
Washington will host a busy social week as President welcomes Prince Tsai Heun for a three day stay. The Chinese prince attends ceremonies at the White House Fort Myer Annapolis and the Naval Academy before departing for San Francisco. Also noted are weddings and society events featuring Senator Clark and Dr Josiah Holland, Miss Mabel Lyman and Henry Seidermann, and other social figures around Georgetown and Wellington.
Miss Leonore Cobb daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Ives Cobb married Mr Robert Amory of Boston in a small ceremony at the Church of the Messiah. Rev Robert Collyer and Rev John Haynes Holmes officiated. The bride wore white satin with antique lace and orange blossoms. Guests included family members and friends as mourning prevailed. Reception followed at the Cobbs 128 West Fifty-ninth Street home. The couple will reside in Boston after a short wedding trip.
The Baronne Mitsui wife of the Rockefeller of Japan notes American women balance home life with public roles yet doubts suffrage, calls American dress and social freedom notable while warning politics may distract devoted motherhood. She observes hobble skirts resemble kimono wear and praises American women's beauty and taste. The Mitsui party plans stops in Washington and Chicago before returning to Tokyo, while Newport hosts draw a large sick list and social activity.
Miss Gladys Munn daughter of Mrs Charles A Munn spent last winter studying in Germany and sailed yesterday to Europe aboard the Mauretania returning to continental duties after the stay in Germany.
Senor J F de Barros Pimentel, second secretary at the Brazilian embassy, returns to Washington from Manchester Massachusetts where the embassy spent the summer. Mrs Guidet Duryee and the Misses Duryee resume residence in Washington and open her house. The Earl and Countess Granard sail for Europe aboard the Mauretania. Mrs Burnham returns from seaside and mountains to her Parkwood apartment. The Sengstak family announce the marriage of Martha Amy Sengstak to John James Baird on October 4 at their Woodley Road residence with attendances by Alan Clarke and Gabriella Blount. Grant Parish and Miss Parish depart Paris for Oberammergau en route to Rome and the Swiss and Italian lakes.
A man living on a minimal food budget is shown as a cautionary example. The piece argues against extreme dietary deprivation for hygiene or economy and notes that appearance does not reflect health. It asserts wrong eating is not the sole cause of ill health and stresses the importance of proper feeding despite diverse cases.
Helm of the North German Lloyd liner departs Cherbourg after two months away spent cruising England and France aboard the Morning Ster. Mrs Vanderbilt and their children also vacationed on the yacht and will return next month. Mr Vander bilt traveled with Mr Alexander 8 Cochrane on the West ward during two races, joined by Sr and Mra Charles Co. Browning and other passengers including Dr and Mrs Willam Gerry-Morgan, Pr and Mrs James Foster Hasbrouck, Mrs C Gordon Patterson, Mr and Mrs Clarence Kenyon, and Col and Mrs Seymour Mandelbaum.
Lenox Massachusetts September 21 guests at Chesterwood include Mr and Mrs Frank Trumbull hosted by Mr and Mrs Fames Sickes while at the Maple in Pittsfield Mrs A R Lathrop and Mrs J K Andrews are noted attendees plus other social mentions from the season’s events.
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