Plan to marry by disguise ends with warm family accord
Margery schemes to wed Stanley despite his mother’s disapproval by becoming Mrs. Landon’s companion. She proves herself capable in the London mansion, earns Mrs. Landon’s trust, and when mischief nearly unravels the plan, the mother reveals she knew all along and warmly welcomes the couple.
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Stanley
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Miss Knapp
London
Mrs. Landon
Mrs Landon
Miss Elder
Iater
SummerFrock Fever in Sheer Cotton Styles of 1933
Fashion notes celebrate lightweight cottons and airy gowns for summer. Commencement frocks win favor with fluttering ruffles, lace edgings, and slim hips under Ines silhouettes. Short puffed sleeves and decorative necklines enhance the feminine look, with starched sheer cotton and embroidered organdie as featured fabrics.
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Western Newspaper Union
Sunday night gowns capture relaxed Paris elegance
A Paris house emphasizes Sunday night fashion with spring and summer costumes meant for informal, intimate evenings. Black crepe gowns feature graceful sleeves and fullness at the elbow, often accented by white diamante tulle or lacquered lace. Lace and gandie provide crisp decolletage outlines for a delicate, restful look.
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Paris
More and Better Blouses Fashion Slogan of Spring
The article outlines spring blouse trends including frilly Victorian styles and simple fascisti shirts. It notes informal looks like candy-striped shirting, plaid taffeta overblouses, belt‑line waists with cap sleeves, and large scarf bows. Fabrics feature linen with drawnwork in yellow, red, or blue, and simple blouses pair with tailored jackets for suits and social events.
New Fabric Weaves Stripes Into Place for You
A forthcoming material has stripes woven in the desired direction with a wide color range. The ad promises a simpler, neater effect without twisting the fabric. It aims to entice readers with bold claims of visual appeal and variety.
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Chic Linen Suit by Cherie Nicholas
Fashion writers applaud linen as a modern jacket suit fabric. The new tweed weave linens are soft like wool and resist crushing. Parisiennes favor dark blouses with natural linen suits in brown or navy organdie. A model wears navy and white striped blouse with a navy scarf with a noncrushable tweed linen suit.
Novelty Organdies Spark Springlike Fashion Blouses
Novelty organdies bring a springlike look to new gay crisp blouses. Some feature crinkly organdie with seersucker stripes, others use blistered organza, and still others showcase sheer starched organdies.
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