Debutante Mode and Winter Dress at Society Receptions
A society column surveys debutante receptions and winter gowns led by Miss Mary Crocker of San Francisco and Miss De Peyster, with Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs and Miss Harriet Delafield hosting. It notes white gowns, velvet, lace, ermine trimmings, and extravagant furs, plus debates on plaited skirts and nouveau styles.
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Mary Crocker
San Francisco
Mrs. Oh
Miss de Peyster
Frederick de Peyster
Harriet Delafield
Newport
Martha Washington
Bening
George Gould
Lakewood
Marion Fish
Mia
Stuyvesant Fish
Miss Fish
George Law
Oliver Feelin
Iselin
Citar Automobile
Willy
Ladies Hunting Costume Described in Society Wealth
The article profiles Mrs. Adolph Ladenburg, a wealthy New York widow renowned as a premier cross country rider and marksman. It details hunting attire worn between Thanksgiving and Christmas, highlighting a two-material Wee Tees ensemble in royal purple and gray with white accents, and notes the trend toward bright reds greens and browns while favoring warm, glowing gowns for the season.
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Adolph Ladenburg
New York
Paris magazines frame winter pompadour fashion trends
The Open Window column notes Paris magazines declare the pompadour remains in vogue into spring. It discusses headwear compatibility, fur brim bands and ostrich plumes, plus a Chinese paper anecdote about a man with many wives and a test of air in closed rooms.
Weekend Trend Sees Fewer Sunday Rural Marriages
The report notes Saturdays dominate weddings in towns while Sundays in rural districts fall in numbers. The text contrasts Sunday ceremonies with higher Saturday wedding rates, reflecting regional patterns in marriage timing during the week.
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Ellen Osborn
Ucers
von Stevuie
Witte
Summmer
Cinnaman
Helen Grey-Page