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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1897

Page

3

Memorial for France From American Women

The Daughters of the American Revolution New York city chapter plans a memorial to France for the Paris Exposition of 1900. Mrs Donald McLean leads the effort with support from D A R chapters nationwide to honor French aid in the American Revolution and Lafayette’s allied heroes.

Daughters of the American Revolution New York City France Republic Washington Lafayette D’estaing Rochambeau de Grasse Donald McLean McLean Terest Continental Congress National Society Adlai Stevenson United States National Daughters of American Revolution

League of American Penwomen forms in Washington

A new press club named the League of American Penwomen is formed in Washington from a group of journalists and authors. Seventeen charter members join two new members and eight honorary members including Jane Cunningham Croly and Phebe Hearst. Headquarters are at the Wimodaughsis with delegates named to represent regions across the country. Washington Correspondence.

League of American Penwon Washington League of American Penwomen Jane Cunningham Croly Phebe Hearst Eller T. Longfellow May Dudley Vought Dora Harvey Manion Emily Edson Briggs Olivia Marion—A. McBride Caroline F. Frye League Margaret Sullivan Burke Anna Sanborn Hamilton Marion ‘Longfellow O’donoghue Mary Temple Bayard Mary A. Denison Tillie Orr Hays Ada Tower Cable Bell Vane Sherwood Margaret Wade Campbell Abbie Baker Middle West Wade Pacific Coast Bayard East Wimodaughsis Washington Correspondence

Hidden Brickyard Labor Reveals Grim Urban Life

A writer recalls a backstreet scene in a growing city where young girls and elderly women haul mortar and bricks on zigzag external platforms. The stark image, seen in Bucharest too, prompts reflection on social progress and lingering degradation in this culture as the author hopes for improvement.

Blue Danube Bucharest F. Hopkinson Smith Harper's Magazine

Lace trims revive simple lawn gowns with delicate new designs

The article notes lace trimmings as key to attractive dress accents in lawn and muslin gowns. It highlights new fancy lace patterns and enduring valenciennes styles in edgings and inserts. Lace enhances outfits for mothers and children, with white organdie and Swiss muslin creations mentioned as charming uses for these decorations.

Silk lip garments and diaphanous summer dresses feature lace and frill trims

The New York Post describes transparent dresses with silk lip accents and airy diaphanous fabrics. Garments are trimmed with frills, valenciennes lace, and narrow insertions. Waist tops show tucks and lace, with wide flounces forming shoulder Bretelle trimmings. Skirts boast lace ruffles to hem.

New York Post

Fashion notes on pale yellow muslin gowns and trims

Harper's Bazar describes pale yellow dotted muslin dresses with lace trim and ruffles, pink moire accents, and satin linings. It advises on constructing skirts separate from linings, adding feather bone for flare, and pairing mauve, yellow, and black lace for bold effects.

Harper’s Bazar

Odd Bits of Advice and Notices From a Bygone Era

A mashup of humorous banter and scattered tips including a country chat about distances to Mr Smith’s house, home remedies with olive oil and bicarbonate, a charcoal pail trick for fresh water, and social shifts like women voting in Episcopal vestries. Also snippets on industry facts, a German use of English sulphate, fortune tellers in Paris, a Chicago damages award, and light commentary on veils and opinions attributed to Pope.

Women Vets Seen Expanding Roles in US and Europe

The article notes a rising trend of women in veterinary medicine, highlighting Miss Jenne Revert of Glen Head New York as the sole U S student pursuing a degree. It also mentions accomplished women associated with veterinary work including Mrs Gill and Kitty Wilkins, suggesting more may enter the field.

Alfort France Germany Russia United States Cornell University Jenne Revert New York Veterinary College Miss Revert Robindale Farm Glen Head N. Y Gill Kitty Wilkins Bruneau Valley Ida Samuel Caton Europe Power O'Donoghue Woman’s Journal

Future of the femi nine sailor hat in fashion

A New York Press writer laments the ubiquity of sailor hats worn by women and predicts a major shift in headgear by next summer as fashion seeks individuality. The piece contrasts high priced Mondaine hats with cheap mass produced sailors and mocks mass imitation.

New York

Time Table Corve TRAINS WEST AND EAST

Northwest region timetable lists numerous stops with assorted morning and afternoon departures. Trains from Belmont Weston Wayland and surrounding towns show mixed weekday and Sunday schedules including Belmont Belmont West, East Sudbury and Rockbottom routes.

A.m Belmont Wean Eee Albam Weston Wayland East Sudbury South Sudbury Boylston Oakie Barre Ware Sundby North Northampton West Boylston South Clinton Berlin A.m. East Sud A. m Wests A.m. Land A. m. Belmont Boston

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