New York fashions and evening gowns for girls and matrons
Rich moire silks return to vogue as spring styles unfold for 1890. The column details gowns with rose moire, antique moire, and silk muslin with pink embroidery, plus draped sleeves, corsages, and ribbon baldrics. It notes accessories, lace collars, fichus, and new sleeve chemises, with tips for thin hair remedies and beauty hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ali
Alan Warn
Edriss
Sears
miouFuing
Rege
Macbeth
Jace
Wibbune
Phan
Berlin
Pauls
Lenzoln
Rey
Mark Lency
Louisiana's New Senator Blanchard Timeworn Career Highlighted
Lenton Blanchard, appointed by Governor Foster to fill Senate vacancy, is a Shreveport native born January 20, 1849. He spent 18 years in the House with early election to the Forty-seventh Congress and has long been involved in Louisiana Democratic politics. He previously held militia and university trustee posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Lenton Grain Blanchard
Foster
Soceed
E. D. Whitt
Louisiana
Senate
White
Caffery
Blanchard Ia
Loulaiana
Shreveport
Rapides Parish
Alexwarkin
University of Loist
New Orleans
Nataliefot
Stains Ashton
Stains Ashton, Nd
Bienelieid
Caddo Parish
Afr
Blanchard
Wilts
Gide-Campy
Bis
D. Mcknery
Pon Lim
State of
Tehstees
University of the South At
Sewanee, Teun
French Ambassador to wed American girl in Washington
The engagement of Jules Patenotre France's ambassador to the United States and Miss Eleanor Louise Myerson is reported in Washington. Cardinal Gibbons will officiate with only family present. Patenotre's career spans Athens Perula Tangier and Beijing postings, amid a Life at the embassy in Porter's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M. Tules Putenotre
United States
Eleanor Louise Myerson
James Elverson
Philadelphia
Secur
Romero
Mexico
Mendonca
Bmeil
Cardinal Gibbons
Tite
M. Jules Patenotre
Aplrita
Lo Lega Man Society
Wallington
Mr. Elyersson
Georgetown Heights
Walnut Street
M. Patenotte
Bost
Athens
Legation
Jules Furry
Greece
Perala
Buenos Ayres
Peking
Stockholm
Tangier
Tien-tsin
China
Lord Rosebery Named Leader of Liberal Era
The Liberal Leader profiles Archibald Philip Primrose fifth Earl of Rosebery as Britain’s likely next prime minister. A favored ally of Gladstone and Disraeli, Rosebery blends aristocratic charm with democratic instinct, balancing Liberal factions while steering toward a long premiership if he can harmonize rivals and win broad support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Rosebery
Gladstone
Pitt
Smass
Manchester
Archibald Philip Primrove
Earl of Rosebery
Baron Rosebery
United Kingdom
Liberal Party
Oxford
Disraeli
Lord Beaconsfield
Prince of ‘Wales
England
Heanah
Baron Meyer de Rothschild
Mentmore
Buckinghamshire
Dalmeny Park
Edinburgh
Durdans
Epsom Downs
Mike Derby
Parmeraton
Lada
Rosebery
Tyill
London
Ellon
Uraliv
Convicon
Gundatone
Ale
Bohemian Exile Charles Jonas Returns as U S Consul in St Petersburg
Charles Jonas, a Bohemian exile and longtime editor of Slavic in Racine Wisconsin, is named United States consul general in St Petersburg. A native of Bohemia, he fled the Austrian regime, later naturalized, and has served in Wisconsin politics and state legislature. He previously held a consular post during the Cleveland administration and is highly regarded in Russian circles for his linguistic and literary accomplishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jonna
Europe
United States
St. Petersburg
Charles Jonas
Wisconsin
Bohemia
Pragay
MD. Smarles Jonas
London
Racine
Wis
America
Bealdeshia
Jonas
Austria
Wisconsin Factory Inc
Greeley
Prion
Cleveland
Crawford
Popular Novelist Weyman Made His Mark in England
Stanley J. Weyman rose to literary fame in England with works like A Gentleman of France and The House of the Wolf. Though unknown in America, his output drew praise but little U.S. publisher interest. Born in 1855 in Shropshire, Weyman studied at Christ Church, Oxford, practiced law briefly, and chased writing, later inspiring a possible college athletics boom as his literary success grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley J. Wayman
England
Bripley J. Weyman
America
France
House of the Wolf
Francis
Claude
Mr. Weyman
Luillow
Shropshire
Spain
Mediterranean
Egypt
Stanley J. Weyman
Oxford
Christ Church
Shrewsbury School
Wouela
Weyman
Times Temple
Chambers’ Journal
Fred
Tiveraro
Harper's Magazine Illustrated year details and prices
The item describes Leva Harper's Magazine ILLUSTRATED for 1604 with illustrated papers on Lud a by Bow s Lonn Wares and Paris by Indian WanpING Davis. It lists short stories and articles by many authors, subscription terms, prices, and mailing options, including bound volumes and year subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fianeen
Thahama
Ibabs Hishere
Bows Lonn Wares
Pour Wy He Low
Paris
Indane Wanping Davis
Mexico
Farneese Mexicaton
Gil
Grokoe
Dudley Warner
W. D. Homelut
Aigul
Western Frontier
Owas Wie
Feu
Contibe
Contibe Bxanoen Maruens, Kidany Basorx, da Sis
Many E. Witatse
Rory Meewunr SroAny
Miss Caubanta Alma ‘Taomta
Geouoe A. Biscano
Qhesxay Te Bearnerainy
Tavatss
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW York Fashions
Figarov
Bretellen
Asinelaon
Empire
Deonkard
Hoth the Clase
Mamen
Gledstone
Disraetl
Stoseberg
Nooilles
House of Jorda
Gladatone
Sonalsia
Admiralty
Leva
Harper's Magazine Illustrated
Harper's Periodicals
Riazine
Earper
Barpei
Pitentio
Mull
Mil. Poat
MNE
ST. Nicholas
Two Continent
Branar Matthews
Americas
Trvibg
Cooper
Bevan
Jawshorss
Kmaren
A.yonr
Drerasbiaye
Selaaten
Loukeshore
Pewsdemlere
THE
Century CO
Sh Endryh Street
Almatnre
Nicholes
Elsa Hestise
Elsumecke
Harper’s Bazar
Wuttae Htao
Waurex Besant
Many E. Wrrarna
Laurie Poon
Ruru Maweny
Harper's
Cc Hampers
Enema Harpers Young
Etatoe
Canada
Expan
Baur & Browwing
BAZAN
Biewarck Ely
Rodees
Farnomny Bigmatee
Harper's Weekly
Resist
HaRren
Harpers Periodicals
Harpen' Z Harden Wank
Uw Ik
Monty Onder