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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1948
Page
11
Dorothy Roe reports on 1948 moutons, wool alternatives with color variety and fur like texture. New processing yields water repellent coats with beaver seal luster, slimmer bulk, and designer styles for college crowds in blazers wraps and hip length jackets.
Rebekah Lodges 222 and 145 enjoyed a picnic supper at Ellwood Park last night. Amarillo Lodge plans a regular meeting next Tuesday at 8 pm in the IOOF Hall while San Jacinto Lodge also meets at 8 pm in the Rebekah Hall at 2807 12.
The collection blends velvet and felt bonnets in colors from crimson to sage green with turquoise and imperial purple. An ear hugging black cloche bound in Kelly green features tiger lilies. Masks on veiling and paillettes outline eye coverings appear on several bonnets and hats.
Women’s page reports a pink and blue shower honoring Mrs Melvin J Fair hosted by Mrs M S O Dell and Mrs O E Forsyth at 312 East Hastings. Guests included Mesdames Ford Anderson Decker Brown Jones Eustace Smith Hayes Mason and many others. gifts sent by a long list of friends and relatives.
Paris milliners revive Napoleonic and 1920s themes for fall hats. Cloche, beret, turban and bonnet shapes are shown with ostrich and other feathers as main trimmings. fur is not used. Gilbert Orcel highlights glam turbans, close fitting cloche skull caps, and high crowned berets with satin wrapped crowns and ostrich feather fans.
The statement notes a key biological distinction: true spiders have eight legs while insects have six. This contrast highlights the two groups as separate arthropod classes based on limb count.
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