Fashion notes on twentieth century women’s wear and hats
The article surveys evolving women’s fashion highlighting shirt waists, waists, and country gowns, with emphasis on accessories. It notes trends toward simpler trims, leading to a shift away from excessive beading, and describes hats, parasols, and silhouettes like Directoire coats, cycling outfits, and refined fabrics. It cites quantities of waists, colors, and fabrics, and mentions evolving styles for travel and social occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourson
Ouree
Preun Rose
Porstan
Ewest
Europe
Mary
Vohal and Maens
Syel
Battle of Rovers
Aid
Paul Jones
Paris
Robespierre
Directoire
Allen
Inchanchard
Akert
Mohab Akirta
Jackata
Raudemars
Mrs Charles B Aycock Shines As Raleigh Hostess
The First Lady of North Carolina Mrs Charles B Aycock has brightened the executive mansion in Raleigh with gracious social duties since the Aycocks began hosting. Her stay brings laughter to the mansion and social activity to the capital, where the governor’s home becomes a lively center for theater, receptions, dances and teas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B Aycock
North Carolina
HIG
Ufo
Raleigh
Aycock
Dora Lille Aycock
Wiliam Woodard
Wilson County
Wilson Collegiate Institute
Wilson
Augusta Seminary
Staunton Va
Charles Brantley Aycock
Goldsboro
William
Mary Lilfe Geven Connor Woodaré
Louise Belzhteen
Mra Aycock
Madston
George Vanderbilt
Whch
Ilmson
Irs Erich Brown
Huguenot Church Faces Possible Closure in South Carolina
The Huguenot church in Charleston, the oldest in South Carolina, could close soon. Its history spans fire, war, and exile, with roots tracing to French Protestant refugees who settled the colony and preserved distinctive Huguenot worship and songs to this day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
South
Carolin
Frante
Wlidernas
Shermans
Presbyterian Church
Pirangers
Kingdom of Brance
Geneva
Dean Rugau
Ity
Charleston
Magnesa
Che Churen
Household Tips From The Sunny South Pantry
A reader department offers kitchen and home advice including pantry design ideas for small spaces, clever outdoor closet concepts, Chenille rag rugs from scrap wool, and health tips using salt and alum. It covers window placement, shelving, and inexpensive garden hints, plus weekend menus and family remedies with practical, period-appropriate guidance.
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Vogue
Pimart
Ging
Mro Aycock
Tain
Waitess
Hott
Carr
Russell
America
Lucone Mangin
Meaux
Trance
Zion
Paenns
Cautras
Amboise
Chacnad
Chi Gran
Eller
John Calvin
Reformed Church
France
Church of
Neufchate
Vilangin
Tvoi
Neufchatel
Uringin
London
Wwerg
Reformed Church of
Household Department
Sanoy Moult
Veuuucton
Sunny South
Atlanta
Nouschold
den m
Ierhen
Lous
Sao
Turin
Pannie
Memphis Tenn
D S Warhtington
Mamie
Spartanburg
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