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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1900
Page
4
A description of long coats for calling and afternoon wear to appear during Easter week. It highlights an Easter gown with heavy satin, silk braid trim, and a matching wrap with a black guipure lace bolero. A novel hat with a pale straw crown, tiny ostrich plumes, and a left side plume detail complements the ensemble attributed to designer Helen Grey-Page.
A Paris dinner gown features pastel blue satin embroidered with car nations and silver thread designs. The bodice uses a Windsor neck line, velvet straps, and decorative touches, with box-pleated back and a contoured close fitting skirt.
The article outlines spring fashion with a pale gray foulard afternoon toilette featuring a tunic skirt, low yoke bodice, and a black satin belt. It describes new straw hats with tall narrow crowns, riding habits with satin linings, and velvet trim. Also recounted is a humorous tale of a tobacco-avoidance scheme through coffee mixes and clever ploys.
Marcelle Duval a widowed social climber engages to M. Dupont Martin while a lottery prize yields a goatish fiancé. The farcical chain lands Marcelle with a mistakenly captured prize, jealousy, and a night in a summerhouse that tests love and trust amid comic chaos.
The article notes spring millinery favors preserving the winter hat shape with minor refinements. French milliners comment that the small round hat set on the wife’s head endears it to fashion followers, ensuring its popularity for another year. Advance styles in spring bonnets are highlighted.
A spring cape trend in England features a gummed light design with three rounded fumes shaped to the shoulders inspired by Trelawny. It uses ecru velvety cloth, goblin blue taffeta lining, tiny straps, a high curved collar, and neat stitching for a weightier look.
A dialogue snippet from the Chicago Record features Mrs Bruges and Mr Bevees trading barbs. Mrs Bruges laments faults while Mr Bevees counters with self-critique. The exchange emphasizes mutual fault finding and shifting topics in a domestic quarrel.
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