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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1906
Page
6
Catherine Mann Payzant surveys mid summer to fall trends with Grisailles fabrics, lace boleros, hat styles, and long gloves. She notes tailored waists, shirt blouses, and the return of lingerie waist as essential wardrobe components for the season, plus new trims, collars, and belts shaping autumn silhouettes with Parisian flair.
Fall hats are shown in shop windows with several styles. A soft dented crown Hightan felt model with small bow trim leads the way. White felt with blue feathers follows, then a dove colored French felt and Java straw blend with a low slouched brim.
A blue linen frock worn with a matching lace coat creates an elegant street outfit. The jacket closes only at the throat, with sleeves and fronts overlaid in blue, and a Neapolitan blue straw hat sits low on the forehead accented by a satin bow and white quills.
A green empire net and linen gown features a linen skirt beneath a net overskirt, a net bodice with an unusual belt arrangement, plain material belt and cuffs, and a delicate embroidered net yoke in deep cream. The Leghorn hat, a modified poke, is adorned with pink roses and black feathers on the left.
Early autumn fashion features a London tailor's two piece walt in gray tweed. The cutaway coat suits a tall slender figure with a bias closure and large horn buttons. Plaid velvet trims the shoulders, the walking length skirt is pleated, and an Alpine gray hat with velvet rosette completes the ensemble.
A travel outfit is described with natural colored linen and French lace rim, Princess cut with lace at the girdle and front hem. A jet effect on sleeves features oval embroidery. Brown cart net and matching brown satin straw hat with a long brown chiffon veil and brown tips. Imperial Laundry rough dry care note.
Fashion notes on sultry days giving way to winter hat styles from overseas. Velvet and felt hats in pink velvet with roses and plumes echo English walking shapes with crushed velvet crowns and decorative plumes. Also a health ad praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a cure for the grip.
Postmasters appointed at Telcola Lincoln county to succeed resigning Weidman. C H John resigns Glorieta Santa Fe. Walter Yaber named to fill vacancy. Professor Haggett transferred to Sho Shone Nevada as superintendent and disbursing agent. Also reported is a Tucson boy fatally burned at home after clothes ignited while playing. Thomas Johns’ family suffers severe burns to the child.
Government seeks 2,600 Chinese workers from Texas for Panama Canal service. Bids must specify two year terms, ten hour days, holiday omissions, and pay. Officials say no suitable Celestials locally. Sunset Lines report bids acceptable pending blanks detailing contract scope for ore canal and Panama railroad maintenance, sanitary and related tasks.
The El Paso Herald reports matches were placed in mailboxes causing burn damage to letters destined for San Marcial and So Corro in New Mexico. Postmaster Smith warns of removal of mailboxes if tampering continues, calling it a serious offense with potential trouble for culprits.
C Bambini proprietor advertises a upstairs shop at 209 West Railroad Avenue offering first class tailoring and cleaning with fifteen years experience. Ladies garments also cleaned and walking skirts made. McIntosh Hardware Company reports a famine of loaded shells broken by new shipment of 25,000 all size shots.
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