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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1906
Page
6
IMER FAD Mousseline de sole appears as a versatile fabric for summer morning street wear and evening dress. Violet shades highlight a gown with a princess line, overskirt Spanish flounce and tucks, a corsage shoulder piece, and draped sleeves with matching buttons.
A summer dress features a periwinkle blue crepe frock with a French lace berthe and bold Trish crochet motifs. It uses cert berry satin and rose pink vertical jines with mechlin flounces at elbow sleeves and a black satin girdle tied high at the waist, centered by a jeweled button rosette.
New York fashion notes detail etiquette and style for a September church wedding. The piece describes dress choices from satin gowns with lace to less costly alternatives in white fabrics. Heavily frogged mohair and rajah silk travel outfits are featured alongside bridesmaids gowns and mother of the bride ensembles.
An itemized description of a blue hat drapery and veil for motor carts. It notes a two-inch wide bem in a deeper blue, lace insertions, serge dots for texture, and a round blue finish. The veil fabric is tied to the body to shield dust and dirt from the bat.
A Newport bathing suit described in blue taffeta with large black polka dots and an ecru shoulder piece edged in black. Contrasting gowns for a wedding party emphasize harmony in color, while other fashion notes include silk organdy flower girl dresses and simple bridesmaid roles.
Railroad time table shows eastbound and westbound trains with arrival and departure times for No. 2 to No. 7, and southbound No. 27 along with freight service. From South section lists Mexico Express and connections to Los Angeles and San Francisco with daily trains. An advertisement notes thrifty farmers and urges Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for sudden illness, sold by druggists.
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