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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1900
Page
4
Paris style writers describe Easter fashion with elaborate hats and veils, velvet roses, and large pompon decorations. Coats emphasize long lines, boleros, reefer variants, and box plait skirts with lace and fringe details, highlighting designer trends for the season.
A description of a silk and lawn golf hood with a knot at the top, decorative buckles, and velvet trimming. Also details on a pale castor cloth dress in princesse style with braided bust trim and a large diamond motif on the skirt, plus a small straw toque with ostrich trim completing the outfit.
A hood features a deep white embroidered ruffle around the face with a plain bow tied under the chin. It is worn outdoors in games like tennis and folk, exposing the face to sun while offering strong protection and a becoming look, per Len Grey-Page.
A new heavier than cashmere funnel coat appears this year in all shades with periwindhe blue noted as especially pretty. Coats blend reefers and boleros, trimmed with hand embroidered passementerie outlining the vest and creating shoulder epaulettes. Lapels show tucked cloth, fine tucks create corded texture. a rough straw hat trimmed with black velvet and forget me knots complements the look.
A Lent season feature describes a disciplined aloof hairstyle trend. The "saucer bang" look uses deep waves and a plain knot at the crown, with stray hairs tucked and softly framing the forehead to enhance a gentle, demure appearance.
A careworn citizen pressures a professor of hypnotism to control Marla to submit to his claimed rights. A ticket seller interrupts, scolding the professor for not selling enough tickets to cover the gas bill. The woman confirms she is his wife and resists further comment.
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