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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
51
The Woodward and Lothrop store in New York Washington Pare area will close today at four o'clock due to the Chamber of Commerce automobile parade.
ASTER designers of Paris join with local artists to present a distinctive millinery display. The collection features carefully chosen Paris conceptions and American adaptations, highlighting authentic modes and original masterpieces. Displays promise new trends for formal social functions and discerning patrons.
The new fall line of men neckwear shows careful selection and rich patina with plain colors and broad variety. Prices range from 50 cents to 150 dollars and emphasize quality and fit for every man.
Display and sale offer a wide line of boys clothing including wool casimeres and cheviots for sizes 6 to 18. Prices range from 3.00 to 15.00 with suits and knickers in varied fabrics and styles, claiming quality fit and value as best in town.
Import direct from manufacturer featuring New Seatch Damask Cloths and Napkins in designs like American Beauty Rose and Fern Sunbeam. Displays include Tulip Wave, Poppy Fountain, Rose Chrysanthemum, Rococo, Plan Round Borders, grape vine. Sizes from 22 to seven yards. 23 and 24 gauge offerings. Eleventh street location noted.
Advertises infant knit items in white worsted yarn with pink blue trimming. Sacques, bootees, sweater caps, drawers and drawers with feet shown in jaunty or pink and blue trims. Prices range 5 to 17.5 dollars, list includes sacques, canes, and caps, all on the third floor at 700.
Secretary and Mrs Nagel plan to return to Washington from Marion Massachusetts next week. They will occupy a house on E Street once used by Gen and Mrs Chaffee and prepare for residence with a debutante daughter in the Nagel household. Many relatives and officials will gather as prominent guests travel for the season.
Miss Helen Louise Fenton daughter of Mrs Joseph Fenton of Ballston Ya married Thomas J Crack of Ballston yesterday morning at St Dominic's Church. Rex J L Tinnerty officiated in a ceremony attended by relatives and friends. Bridal party included Mrs Rea Smith as maid of honor and Miss Theress Virginia Lenton as bridesmaid. Charles Leon Fenton and Gach served as best man. The bride wore white satin with veil and orange blossoms. bouquet of white lily and ferns. After breakfast, the couple planned to sail on a North ern trip then return to Ballston.
The wedding of Heleri Demond daughter of Vir and Mire Tol n Desmond took place last evening at Smith Presbyterian Church with Rev. A Wo Spooner officiating. Bride wore satin with Brussels lace and flowers. attendants included Meg Devmond and M. Wallin Helm. reception followed at the venue on tenth street. Guests included Miss Helen Calhois and Miss Thrabeth Nou. past and future events mentioned include a social gathering and engagement news.
An oyster dealer in Plainfield discovers a pearl valued between HM and $ i, described as hazelnut colored and perfectly formed. The find, made in the afternoon, underscores the unexpected bounty in everyday commerce.
The note claims toast is not nutritious but a teaspoon or two at night can prevent inflammation from poor digestion. It argues burnt crusts and coarse cereals aid digestion, with charcoal tablets absorbing waste. Toast is said to be safer as prevention than cure, though bread remains superior.
Crowds gathered along the line of march on upper Fifth Avenue with groups at major hotels. Prominent names including Pierpont Morgan and families such as the Dickeys, Satterlees, and Rockefellers occupied boxes and vantage points. At many residences along Fifth Avenue, hosts hosted extensive parades viewing parties as social leaders and city elite observed the pageant from their homes and hotel boxes.
Mrs Jouve Ca of Buffalo and others attended a New Figland Women club gathering with guests including Mr and Mrs Arthur Manning and Mr Wiliam. Attire ranged from pale hats with pink roses to velvet trims and lace. Observers noted varied outfits as the crowd browsed stands and mingled, with continued coverage on the page.
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