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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1906
Page
3
New York fashion letter discusses bride to be choosing a trousseau. It notes that brides determine spending, social obligations, and future residence. The piece offers general guidance on wedding dress choices and the outfits suitable for such a time.
A fashion feature outlines dressmaking trends for brides with decorative butterfly waist embroidery and Valenciennes lace insets. It covers princess style wedding gowns with long trains, silk and lace materials, and variations in tunic, bodice, and sleeve detailing suitable for different figures and budgets.
The article details several fashionable afternoon gowns with yellow tunics, black lace overlays, and chiffon accents. Describes hat styles with veiled plumes, bolero jackets, velvet bands, pink roses, and embroidered trims. Also notes pale blue crepe de chine options and country girl outfits suitable for small dances and informal evenings.
A delicate year old girl’s dancing frock features wine veiling brown velvet and moss stitch embroidery. It reveals ankles, has four wire tucks at the skirt, a broad tuck bodice, and a velvet yoke with pale pink and lavender embroidery. The wide collar is edged with puffed trim and narrow satin, suitable for reception and garden parties.
A fashion note describes a street costume for young women featuring a plaid worn with a white cloth coat and cream broadcloth pieces. The short skirt, bias cut, front and back seams, and a white straw hat trimmed with ribbon are highlighted. The piece suggests a lighter frock for summer ceremonies and complements with a white satin belt and pink silk flowers.
A fragmented 19th century style display notes delicately embroidered handkerchiefs and parasols. Descriptions highlight dainty lace work, removable covers for laundering, and a decorative satin ribbon with fern and rose motifs. A hat design with stitched details and a pink-toned belt accents the scene.
Official notice for Albuquerque New Mexico voters detailing polling locations in each ward and the officers to be elected including Mayor City Clerk City Treasurer and multiple council and board of education seats for four or two year terms. Franks McKee mayoral signature appears.
A municipal election will be held in Albuquerque New Mexico on April 3 1906 from morning to evening at polling places in the Second Wald Chadwick Co on Gold avenue Third Ward E H Dunbar South Ward near Copber avenue and Third street The ballot asks voters to authorize issuance of 300 000 bonds to purchase and extend water works now owned by the Water Supply company of Albuquerque Mayor Frank Mek o presiding city officials note qualified electors residing within the city may vote.
Notice details a municipal election in Albuquerque New Mexico on Tuesday April 3 1906 to decide authorizing issue of thirty thousand nine hundred dollars to erect a city building. Polling places include Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 and Fourth Ward locations. voters must be property tax payers within Albuquerque. Also an unrelated testimonial promotes Chamberlain Pal Balu for rheumatism relief.
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