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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1921
Page
6
A detailed 1920s style guide outlines simple, smart dress designs for girls and matching outfits for boys. It highlights straight silhouettes, subdued decorations, gingham and plaid fabrics, and small embroidery. Patterns feature long-waisted frocks, kimono sleeves, and coordinated ensembles with girdles and collars.
Fragmentary text describes marking ten years of marriage with a luncheon or dinner, noting sentiments and possible table styling. Mentions serving options and an array of dishes including Half Shell Chicken, Croquettes with Peas, Potato Balls, and Salad.
The article describes bridal nightgowns made of fine batiste with hand embroidery and lace trim, noting Valenciennes edging enhances beauty and durability. It discusses lace’s role in life and service, hints at trims like scallops, and touches on fabrics and occasional table suggestions for the bridal wardrobe.
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