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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
17
Woodward and Lothrop in New York Washington area alert that due to the Chamber of Commerce Automobile Parade, all operations will halt today and the street closure will end at 4 o'clock. The notice specifies the event impact and timing for the public and shoppers.
ASTER designers of Paris join with American artists to offer a premier display of distinctive millinery. The collection blends Parisian conceptions with American adaptations, showcasing twofold talent in artist designers and ongoing original masterpieces. Discerning women will find exclusive creations for formal social functions and the latest fashion tendencies.
The fall neckwear line showcases careful selection, broad variety, and rich patinas. Plain colors and premium fabrics are offered at popular prices from 50 cents to $1.50, emphasizing quality for every man.
A local shop advertises an extensive boys wear line featuring wool casimere and cheviot suits, knickerbocker trousers, and bloomers for ages up to 18. Prices range from $3 to $15 with various blends and styles, emphasizing quality, fit, and value.
Georgetown Custom House imports direct from the manufacturer a full line of New Scotch Damask linens. Designs include American Beauty Rose, Fern Sunbeam, Tulip Wave, Poppy Fountain, Rose Chrysanthemum, Rococo, and Plan Round Borders. Fabrics range from 22 to 27 inches cloths and lengths up to seven yards. Located on Eleventh Street.
Infants white worsted sacques and bootees in pink and blue trimming. Styles include jahhtingale, plain white, and cane-like patterns priced 50 cents to 175 in various sizes. Also white worsted caps and drawer legs with and without feet. Third floor at 700.
Secretary of Commerce and Mrs Nagel will return to Washington from Marion Massachusetts. They will move into the house on E Street once occupied by Gen and Mrs Chaffee, with their debutante daughter and other family. Several other Washington residents and relatives are noted returning or arriving for the season, including Gen Joseph P. Sanger and Mrs Sanger, and Mrs Vrooman among others. The social season opens with weddings and gatherings as prominent families resume residence in the city.
Miss Helen Louise Fenton daughter of Mrs Joseph Fenton of Ballston became the wife of Mr Thomas J Crack of Ballston at St Dominic’s Church yesterday morn. Rex J L Tinnerty officiated in a ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The bride wore white satin and carried a spray of white flowers and ferns. Her sister Virginia Lenton served as bridesmaid, and Charles Leon Fenton was the groom’s brother. The bride’s mother followed as she left with the wedding party for a breakfast, after which the couple planned to return north to Ballston.
The wedding of Heleri De mond daughter of Vir and Mire Tol took place last evening at Smith Presbyterian Church with Rev A Wo Spooner officiating. Bride wore satin and Brussels lace with pearl trim. bridesmaids included Meg Devmond and M Wallin Helm. Rehearsal and reception followed at a local venue. guests included Mr and Mrs Wyne and Washington Hest. Engagements and social notices follow in the column.
A Plainfield oyster dealer in the afternoon opened a batch of oysters and found a single pearl valued between HM and $1. The pearl was described as hazelnut in color and perfectly formed, promising a notable find for the dealer.
The text argues burnt toast and coarse cereals aid digestion and prevent bowel issues. It claims a teaspoon of toast at night can reduce appendicitis risk by absorbing waste and improving digestion. Charcoal tablets are mentioned as waste absorbents. toast is said inferior to bread but more digestible when toasted.
A lengthy social snapshot describes groups of society figures and notable guests at Fifth Avenue parades and hotel boxes. Families and prominent names such as Pierpont Morgan, George Westinghouse, and William Rockefeller are noted among hosts and attendees at Sherry’s, Delmonico’s, and other notable venues, with many boxes and balconies filled by society elites and their guests.
Fragmentary OCR describes Mrs Jouve Ca of Buffalo and guests at a Navona pottery event in New Figland Women showing attire details. Names such as Mr and Mrs Arthur Manning Waiter, Wiliam, Davenport, J A Robertson, Frank McMillan, Boslien appear amid partial descriptions of hats, gowns, and feather trims, with spectators in varied dress.
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