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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1910

Page

10

New Fall Gown Silks and Dress Goods Requisites

The choicest fabrics from foreign and domestic looms are ready for winter wardrobes. Colored basket weaves and natte effects mix with boucles, cheviots, serges, wool taffetas and Henriettas. Black designs include discon4s boucles vieunas basket weaves cheviots serges and silk warp options.

Rich Broadcloths and Silks Parade in Fashion Show

The advertisement extols a vast display of broadcloths and silks in many colors and textures. It highlights Persian printed messalines, taffetas, chiffon satins, velvets, and numerous trimmings including beads, hand embroidery, rhinestones, and marabou. It promises a lush silk season with Parisian ideas reflected across fabrics, trims, and embellishments.

Minister Chang Meets Prince Suun in Washington Visit

Chinese Minister Chang travels from Philadelphia after cen tenary events to join Prince Suun at the Bellvue Stratford Hotel and accompany him to Washington. The first secretary Yung Kwai will join the escort. Prince Suun, brother of the Chinese regent, will be hosted by officials and diplomats in Washington.

Washington Mexico City Philadelphia Prince Suun Bellvue-Stratford Hotel Legation Yung Kwai China

Dickinsons Visit Ends in Peking Amid Western Displays

In Peking on September 25 Jacob M Dickinson Secretary of War and Brig Gen Clarence L Edwards head of the bureau of insular affairs conclude a tour marked by Western innovations unseen in China and gifts from the regent including a pair of jade vases and red lacquer boxes. A banquet honored Dickinson with Chinese students hosting guests including many without queues in evening dress. Over 100 guests from northern cities attended as officials spoke of reforms widening opportunities for former persecuted groups.

Peking Jacob M. Dickinson Clarence L. Edwards Rehief Bureau of Insular Affairs China Yfke Ditkingon Edwards America Ang

Fashion's Fads and Fancies At Whittinghame and Beyond

Arthur Balfour resumes quiet country living at Whittinghame with a lively house party of juvenile relatives. Queen Margherita’s lace safety is celebrated after a Brussels fire seen by Signor Rosada earning a decoration from King Victor. Dinard reports gaiety with Americans and a grand Royal masque. Newport life and Rhode Island church politics link to Perry bloodlines as Prince of Wales begins sport schooling under royal tutors while Buckingham Palace prepares for upcoming hunts and royal duties.

Athur Balfour England Whittinghame Indiana Alice Balfour Lady Frances Balfour Duke of Argyll Frances Margherita Signor Rosada Signor Rosada Victor Dinard Frederick Rhinelander Eustace Ballard Smith the Royal Hughes Hallett Emily von Schaumburg Philadelphia M. Surcouf M. Hardy-The New York Mra Durkee

Talks With Women by Madison C Peters in Domestic Harmony

A discussion on love and home life argues that mutual affection and forbearance sustain happiness. It warns against rigid rules and petty irritations, urging self-knowledge, patience, and prudent handling of temper to prevent the home from becoming a battleground. It cites Matthew Henry on loving unity and temperate, cooperative marriage.

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Mrs Cleborne Funeral Today At Arlington Cemetery

The body of Mrs Jane E Cleborne widow of Rear Admiral Christopher J Cleborne who died in Atlanta Georgia last Saturday will arrive this morning from Atlanta at 1 o clock on a Southern Railway train. The body will be taken from Union Station to Arlington Cemetery and buried beside her husband. Funeral services will be conducted at the grave by Rev Father Taselli of St Patrick s Church.

Harpers Ferry Couple Wed At Local Church Parsonage

Harry Butts and Christian Amy Haines were married yesterday at the M BE Church parsonage in Harpers Ferry W Va by Rev William Rogers The ceremony took place Wednesday at the local church home setting confirming a formal union in this small town event

Harpers Ferry Washington Post W. Va Harry Butts Christian Amy Haines M. BE. Church William Rogers

Bright's disease and dieting for healing

Brights disease is described as a chronic kidney condition due to hereditary predisposition and aggravated by diet, nervous strain, and poor posture. It notes possible recovery with diet changes and rest, recommending a regimen of termik made from whole milk and fresh whole wheat bread as the best diet.

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