Fashion Notes on Cotton Gowns and Parisian Hair Care
A long chatty piece surveys cotton morning gowns with trellis vines and roses, mer cerized linens in pinkish reds, and the rise of orris powder as the Paris hair cleaner. It details sleeves, collars, belts, and accessories, plus the trend toward cotton gloves and refined corsetry, then muses on bridals, French etiquette, and a period glimpse of Kumatology. The tone fits a late 19th or early 20th fashion column with social observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akers
Paris
Tunis
Jacks
Monsieur
Rip van Winkle
Pierrot
Women of Hawaii and their pioneering era
The article extols early Hawaiian women's roles and the influence of pioneer white women like Mrs Judd, Mrs Judd, Mrs Thurston, and Mrs Codke. It describes native customs, regent rulers, and the shift toward education and Christianity led by figures such as Bernice Pauahi Bishop and Queen Emma, noting schools, hospitals, and the Royal School as legacies. It highlights regents' authority, abolition of tabu, and improved status for Hawaiian women through education and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiii
Hongland
Auauile
Cane Horn
Monthe
Hamehamehas
Chris Hantred
Bingham
Judd
Thurston
Mra Codke
Kehiau Nui
Kinau
Kilauea
Boston
Honolulu
Kaahumanu
Tadoresa
Bernice Pauahi
Ubérally
Oahu College
Kapiolani
Kalakua
Molokai
Hospital
Royal School of
Hawaiian Girls
Emma
United States
Californts
Weta
Hes
Women of Hawaii Hosts and Influential Figures Described
The article portrays Hawaiian women as patriotic hosts and civic leaders, noting their school board activity in Hawaii, prominent hostesses like Mrs Wilder and Mrs Damon, and their roles in governance, law, and social life. It highlights residences, gardens, and gatherings at Pearl Harbor, Hilo, and Honolulu, with references to notable visitors and historical figures. It also mentions the expansion of roads and railways, improving isolation, and a lighter note on mud facial remedies as a summer beauty trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quair
Lke
Hawaii
Hilo
Taduata
Law School of Michigan University
Honolulu
Mra Wiliam C Wilder
Mr Wilder
Washington
Mia Wilder
McKinley
Samuel Damon
Pear Harbor
McGrew
Pearl Harbor
Igianda
Ara
Lonceon
Mra Luther Severance
Gordon Cumming
Isabella Bird Bishop
Severance
Shatespeare Clage
Hho
Tacoma
Sunshine and Charity in a Mother's Voice Page
A long excerpt from a Sunny South department for women readers shares home remedies for skin care, beauty recipes, and moral essays on motherhood and charity. It blends practical tips on tan removal, lettuce and cucumber creams, and lemon rose preparations with essays urging parental discipline, kindness, and unselfish acts, including anecdotes of charitable deeds and community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny South
Mousehold
Gummy South
Vriiante
Jamaica
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gaerdem Party
Tucker
Ladies’ Home Journal
Rumatology
Pearson’s
Earth
Lake
Otegan
Mary Elooe
Marwai
Abraham
Lincoln
John
Charly
Isis
Jia
Julia
Joe
Littl Vilage
Misa Mary
Miss Mary
Barnes
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