Endless ingenuity turns scraps into trinkets and treasures
The article extols turning odds and ends of silk velvet and ribbons into personal items and home goods. Craft ideas include sachet bags, powder puffs, ribbon roses, decorative boxes, candle shades, pin cushions, picture frames, and needle cases. These small pieces become elegant accessories and useful decor for the toilette and beyond.
Fine Cottons in Spring Clothes Return of Sheer Fabrics
Rumors of a spring return to fine sheer cottons for blouses and dresses grow stronger as resorts fill early after winter. Organdy remains popular in hats frocks and trims. white wool blouses and handwork pieces show a refined look. Stores preview cottons for spring while women plan homemade garments to enjoy outdoor time sooner.
Little Girls Favor Colorful Stylea Shoes
A brief note highlights Little Girls Stylea footwear gaining popularity among children. The items appeal for their decorative trims and ribbons.
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Little Girls
New Year’s Calls and Pageantry Through New York History
A historical survey traces New Year’s Day customs from Peter Stuyvesant’s 17th century proclamations in New Amsterdam to 19th century open houses, elaborate dress, and the rise of social calls. It notes the shift from neighborly hospitality to fashion, the advent of calling baskets, and later temperance and saner celebrations as cities modernized by 1914.
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Peter Stuyvesant
New Netherlands
Bouwerij
Manhattan Island
Bowery
New Amsterdam
Old
New York
Peter
Washington Irving
White Hall
Broad Street
Beekmaan
Meg
Papa
Knights of Old
Prince Albert
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Chestnut Street
Statehouse
Mummer
Broadway
Trinity Church
Old Trinity