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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
8
Reliable buyers, find bargain values this Monday to Wednesday. Butterick Patterns for ladies new collars. 50 white quills large size, Marsatles patterns. Chiffon Voices fabric 14 inches wide in navy cardinal champagne and French gray, regular 1.25 now 95c.
A catalog entry lists 150 ladies corsets described as Ladies Muslin Downs with lace and embroidery trim. Neckline varies from V shaped high to low, offering multiple style options.
Beautiful new models in Lace and Embroidered trim marked at dollar range. Short skirts listed at 75 cents, long skirts from 1.50 to 5.00. Several prices shown including 1.69 and 4.25 for additional long skirt styles.
Social scene details a Tyler Hill porch party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Knox with guests to witness candid vow cards, Captain Frank Johnston winning a silver handled brush for a song. The narrative shifts to a quiet wedding at Mr. Albert McCraw’s residence where Miss Annie Brook Berney marries Raymond Randolph in a magnolia decorated ceremony.
A chronology lists notable occurrences by year from 1246 to 1903. It mentions Frederick II’s death in battle, Wat Tyler and Mary of Scotland events, Polk’s presidency, Ohio governor Dennison, Emperor Frederick, and other political, military, and royal milestones.
The text notes Miss McLaurin’s charming personality and gentle dignity as she arouses friendship in all she meets while boarding a horse at Donahoo & Co. stable where the animal will be well fed and cared for.
Personal adornment is not haphazard. Like garments, jewel effects suit some wearers and not others. Steele's offers a large varied line to help ladies choose carefully and artistically.
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