Summer fabrics and New York fashion notes at a Broadway shop
Mrs George Gould previewed summer fabrics at a Broadway department store selecting box plaited lawns and striped fabrics for a dress pattern. The piece details styles from ready to wear to custom gowns, trims, embroidery, ribbon effects and coral jewelry, with mentions of Mrs Stuyvesant Fish and Mrs Arthur Paget.
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George Gould
Broadway
Fashion of
New York
Belmont Tor
Victoria
Arthur Paget
Londont Society
Metropolitan Opera House
New Yorks
Bodice And Coiffure For Evening Toilettes Fashioned
Helen Grey-Page surveys evening gowns and accessories detailing conch shell pink tulle overdresses with pink satin foundations, white satin gowns with pink pearl beading, and varied shoulder trims. She notes delicate coifs with South African silver bands and aigrettes, muslin novelties, and versatile underdresses to create multiple wardrobe looks.
The Latest Golf Belt Fashion News
The golf belt of Mexican plaited leather is the latest fashion in athletic dress. It is about two and a half inches wide and features a buckle arrangement with two stout rings of silver through which the strap passes.
A DOTTED MUSLIN Fabrics for summer gowns on sea
Fabrics for summer gowns are shown in fine grades such as Swiss organdie dimity and mull. The largest assortment is in these thinner fabrics. These materials will be trimmed with.
Bronco Bill and a missionary clash at dinner
A Baltimore Herald tale recalls W F Cody era characters at a western gathering. A missionary sits with Bronco Bill and asks casual questions about origin and denomination, eliciting a humorous exchange. The exchange highlights frontier humor and rough moral policing among adventurers and gunmen like Bronco Bill.
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W. F. Cody
Baltimore Herald
Bronco Bill
Yaas
Bullard's Mill
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Beatrice
George M. Pullman
WOMAN
Philanthro
PIST
Sill Foundation
Helen Grey-Page
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