Flower Hats For Palm Beach Style In Southland
Palm Beach era hats feature flower trimmed designs in Southland mills. Notable styles include melon crowned turbans in black satin with feather accents and navy blue variations, lace veiled brims, and silk and straw blends. Grapes and wheat trims appear on broad brims with bold color contrasts, while linen and chiffon fabrics dominate morning and evening wear.
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Paris
Southland
New Southland
Duveryn
Palm Beach
Madam Mode
Add Color to Costume Handbag
Beaded handbags dominate the scene, with vivid color blends and varied shapes. Rich beading, metallic frames, and elaborate patterns signal expense and elegance, turning the bag into a bold costume focal point rather than mere utility.
Thrift Stamp Card Ad Encourages Saving and Stamp Use
A compact notice promotes using a Thrift Stamp card to save money and accumulate stamps. It mentions five years of saving culminating in a five dollar bill and endorses purchasing from W.S. S.
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W.S. S
Schedule to Ease a Driven Housekeeper’s Day
A housekeeper shares a timed plan to handle a busy day without panic. She writes a detailed hourly schedule the night before, from early tasks to final preparations, and uses it to stay calm and complete everything by dusk. The method reassures nerves and keeps visitors greeted with calm efficiency.
Metal flowers for the house brighten rooms with realistic posies
The article extols metal flowers as lifelike decor for living and dining rooms. It weighs sentiment against color, notes high realism in shapes and hues, and highlights nasturtiums with pale green leaves as appealing options during costly real blooms.
Winter gowns feature tiny ribbon bows at the neckline
Fashion notes describe new subtle trims on winter dresses. Frocks and blouses show delicate silver or velvet bows at the back of the neck, with tunic blouses in rose and silver tissue and contrasting ribbons.
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Walid
Blalic
Milan
Csenemannssee
Hessler
Southern
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