Schoolgirl Fashion Fever Hits American Homes Abroad
An article discusses how mothers chase European fashion on trips abroad for their schoolgirls, buying Paris frocks and London suits that seem affordable but raise expectations at home. Upon return, daughters realize European clothes may not suit at the country club, leading to a scramble for the latest hats and ensembles to fit peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Marshall
Cincinnatic Post
Paris
Rue de la Paix
Emly
London
Ggenter
Hera
Sidart
Notto
Lewis
Fashion Conformity Rules for American Schoolgirls
American schoolgirls fear individuality in dress and seek conformity over originality. Mothers often buy practical outfits while European bargains remain for vacations. Fur coats and simple hats dominate school wardrobes as extreme styles are shunned to fit peer norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfee
Hale
Rue de la
Society Fetes For M JL Gentry Soon to Marry Gentry
Society notes show Misa Margie Woodrum and Miss Helen Riley honored at a Friday party in Montrose with dancing and cards. Upcoming weddings include Margie Woodrum to Noah J. Gentry on September 17 and Helen Riley to Everett Coffman on September 8. A Thursday morning wedding at the Willman home in Montrose tied Mary Elizabeth Hickman to George A. Rickiman of Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Giadys Mankin
Macel Osborne
Hiner
Woodrum
Moah J. Gentry
Helen Riley
Everett C. Coffman
Pilate
Mise Riley
Jerry Nagle
Beckley
Chyde Curry
Ethel
Giara Oakes
Huth Noyus
Nel McClure
Ming Bernice Lily
Dourothy Holland
Mise Lease Gaborne
Milas Alice Aldersim
Alba Britton Frame
Mise Rose Mary Reif
Misa Ezzapath Jones
Jamese Sirby
Mias Mitchell Morton
Herbert Wise
Travey Legs
W. R B. Royerore
Harry Gill
Denzel Freeland
Novyd Shawver
Thomaas Lynn
Murrell Lytton
Hay Lowa
Liverett L. Wotan
Nonk J. Gentry
John Mankin
Howard Canterbury
Prank Mavia
Glyde Curry
George W. King
Bernard Wiggett
Pennesone
Alex L. Davis
Hearse Theatre
Clarence Barrett
Washington
Fashion hints for campus wardrobes and sweaters
The article surveys college fashion trends from August including hats in velvet shades, jumper frocks in wool jersey and crepe, and two piece French styles. It notes sweater dominance for sportswear, lightweight neck protection with turtle necks, and observed student choices as autumn wardrobes form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiret
Dessmekers
Turtle-backed sweaters spark summer craft revival
Misread fragment suggests a local report on turtle-work inspired fashion, noting a revival of interest in hand crafted knitwear this summer. It contrasts handwork with machine made versions, implying handcrafts are more attractive to certain artisans.
Hostess Event Draws Notable Ladies on Kanawha Street
A performance at the hostess home on Kanawha Street featured numerous guests including Mrs Barrett, Mrs Kuhns, Mrs Edwina Beane, Mrs James Anderson, Mrs Tankinehalee, Mrs Richard McKee, Mrs Charles Ramsey, Mrs Paul Newton, Mrs Lynn Goahorn, Mrs R A Ireland, Mrs Dick Tumpkins, Mire Willard Poseon, Freemont Daetman, Miss Joan Kennedy, Miss Mary Goshorn, Miss Catherine Goshhorn, Miss Mary Amelia Kincheloe, Miss Helen Mrydenberger, Miss Ruch McKee, Miss Mary Stewart Riffee, Miss Louise Bettinger, Miss Elizabeth Bettinger, Miss Margaret Martin and Mrs Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Street
Barrett
S. Kuhns
Edwina Beane
James ©. Anderson
Tankinehalee
Richard McKee
Charles Ramsey
Paul Newton
J. Lynn Goahorn
R. A. Ireland
Dick Tumpkins
Willard Poseon
Freemont Daetman
Joan
Social gatherings at casino描
Mrs George T Smith hosted a large luncheon in the tan Parine room of the casino with about forty guests amid palm greenery and flowers including glazed cages of canaries. The event followed by entertainments in London and New York circles with notable attendees from Shreveport and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett B. Wall
L. F. Bruce
Taylor
George T. Smith
Burdette P. Craig
London
A_ Janse
Mies Imabelle Craig
New Fortune Theater
Lsupper Dunce
Casino
and Lagsigeway
Charles Danonne
New York
H. H. Randolph
Shreveport
Gresporier
BW. Chimer
Chicago
Douglas Paine
Demolay Orders Listed From Samar Townley Area Meeting
A list of Demonolay members and attendees is shown, including names such as Byron Guntherle Sydney McGee Ralph Garher James McWhorter and numerous others from Covington Huntington and Montgomery. The fragment preserves names and affiliations without additional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenr Samar Townley
Byron Guntherle
Sydney McGee
Ralph Garher
James McWhorter
Jutive Bolarsky
Bard Barr
Martin Tay
H. I. McIntyre
Walter Abbott
Cecil Withrow
William Dunn
Covington
Mike Hitlinger
Robert Hyde
Harvey Hardan
Lucian Watts
Huntington
Julian Patterson
W. G. Jones
David Kean
James Harden
Buril Reed
Buse Jones
Big Border
Charles Wood
Ernest Johnson
Social Highlights At Tudor Grill Dinner For Fifty
Entertainment notes describe a Tudor Grill dinner for about 50 hosted during the week. Guests included Count and Countess Dell, Dr and Mrs Craig, Mrs Francia Smith, T Wellman, G T Smith, Mrs Theodore King of New York, Mr and Mrs Thom, Thornton Lewis, E W Cramer, Judge and Mrs Mamund Wadaill, Dr Hillard Miller Jr, Mrs Frank Iayne, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Waters Taft
Tudor Grill
Ureeshrfer
Countess Dell
Craig
Francia Smith T. Wellman
G. T. Smith
Theodore King
New York
da Courey W. Thom
Thornton Lewis
European Tours Continued From Pare One
The narrator notes postwar recovery across France with government rebuilding incentives, while Miss Harvey recalls Vesuvius at dawn and Notre Dame tower views. Europe feels somber, yet Italy shows carefree life. Holland rebounds as thrifty towns prosper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vesuvius
Misa Harvey Wild
Tower of Notre Dame
Paris
Europe
Italy
Rome
Venice
Harvey
Holland
London Society Notes On Dinners And Diamonds
London society pages recount lavish dinners at Savoy Berkeley and daring bridal fashions. An American party in the Savoy prompts cocktails and gossip as Horatio Weston hosts white haired guests in Oyster Bay style. A theft scare over a pearl necklace ends in a public confrontation at Berkeley, prompting scandal and envy among Gravenor Square set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Land Street Jewelers
London
Re. G. Conners
Buffalo
Florida
Savoy
James C. Cunningham
Chicago
Berkeley
Horatio L. Weston
New York
Oyster Bay
Dinmar
H. L
Hale
Misa Jeanns Denman
Arthur Stevena
Prince of Wales
France
Miss Denman
Vigiet Camp
Dahman
America
Colyt
Loneon
Bronx
Manhattan
Kingaway Theater
Barry Jackson
Bingliah
Akewpeara
James Corrigan
Frienfia
Mia
Harry
Bone
Grosvenor Square
Th Berkeley
Groavener Square
Fertia
Groavenor Square
Bylvia Mayfair
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John Vavidaon
Woman's Kanawha Literary Society
Charleston
Coats
Paix
sven +hoalginl
Von
Permaa
Tage Bot Rra
Fata de Ie Ian See
Mrs. Brown
Miss America
Harry Craddock
Rlfart
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