Chic Bengal Inies Outfit with Bois de Rose Trim
A chic sports outfit features bengaline fabric in bois de rose color. It is trimmed with contrasting crepe chinette accents.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
5
A chic sports outfit features bengaline fabric in bois de rose color. It is trimmed with contrasting crepe chinette accents.
A Kansas City Star style guide advises shoppers to handle items to judge quality and durability. For silks insist on draping by sales staff, test body by lifting folds, and beware sheer fabrics misrepresenting final appearance. Crepe and wrinkle resistant materials are tested by crushing, and glove palms reveal leather quality via elasticity.
A fashion analysis describes fur borders on long haired coats creating a shorter silhouette by extending above the hemline. The prominent border adds an animated tone while the flat collar remains absent, marking a key trend in the latest coats.
The article notes new dance frocks that seem to dance on their own with tight airy fabric and flowing hems. Models appear to glide as the dresses suggest motion even when still, capturing a light, elegant style.
Local notes report Ruby Davis closing a term in district No 3 and Amil Giers finishing a term in district No 5. The Ladies Aid planned a meeting with Mrs V Try, Pendell family returned from Lansing with Maggie, and Arthur Clausohn mourned the death of his father in Detroit. Weather commentary notes ice on the water and a cool claim of winter in summer.
Farwell social updates list Mrs. Hlmer Beard hosting visitors from Clare Mrs. Frank Cosgrove and Mrs. Geo Cosgrove and others attending Ladies Aid Earl Town visited the G W Sprague home Sunday Louis Finch and family along with Lena Davison of Farwell called on C W Sprague Harold Sprague spent weekend with uncle Louis Finch Mix and Mrs Arthur Kube and children of the Achard ranch visited Wm Kube Sunday evening.
The Rosebush church holds 10 00 a m services with Epworth League Cabinet installation and flag presentation. Sermon titled Fathers of the Faith. Epworth League at 7 00 p m. Music and worship noted. Community updates include ministers’ campaign and local visit details.
The community mourns the death of Mr. Klingelhofer as the Goleman Grange holds their meeting with candidate degrees Tuesday May 26 and Coleman degree team conferring Thursday May 28. Supper moves to Thursday. L Pudway is ill. sympathy sent to John Klingelhofer and his aunt.
Sunday visits include Mr Vernon Grange with Mr and Mrs Ackerman at Mr White's sister Mrs Allen in Coldwater and other calls by Allen of Clare Haring Badgley Ackerman Dennis Phimsey and Rowland. Elizabeth Buckart marks ninth birthday. A Grange ball team meeting follows a Sunday 2:00 pm hall gathering after a class initiation and pet luck supper.
The Dover News reports continued cold weather with ice possibly delaying fruit. Social items include visitors Ruth McGoogan and Perry from Detroit, and gatherings at several local homes. Church events include a children's day program on June 14 and Sunday services after Sunday school.
Spayed heifers under 900 pounds can fetch prices close to steers in spring and early summer. April through June is the best window. late summer and fall bring stronger discrimination against them.
A factory rooftop in Jersey City houses the world’s largest clock. Its face spans 50 feet, with a minute hand 27 feet long and weighing about a ton, drawing attention for its imposing scale.
East Lincoln families visited Miss Salome Smith and Miss Neva McQuestion. Harold Lambert attended the Harrison seventh grade exam last Thursday. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Homer Beard’s home with a pot luck dinner. 43 attendees including nine visitors. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs. Edith Burns of Windover Jake. Mrs. Alfred Abbott and daughter from Lake George visited Ralph and Mrs. Cowles. Misses Mattel and Arta Cowles also wrote on the seventh grade examination.
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