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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1900
Page
5
In England the wartime palette shifts to black and khaki as dominant styles. Black nun's veiling gowns with cream taffeta trim and a plaited skirt attract attention, while khaki crepe gowns with transverse tucked gores showcase costly, intricate construction. A pale dust taffeta bodice paired with a khaki Eton and lace trimming completes the ensemble. Hel en Grey-Page.
A spring ensemble features a tight hip hugging skirt with a centered box plait and a three part bodice. The cloth uses Nile green taffeta vest, black satin belt and a bolero edged in embroidery. White mousseline neck embellishment and Nile green velvet hat trim complete the look noted by Helen Grey-Page.
A detailed critique describes a black satin tucked shirt waist with narrow tucks and embroidery bands, plus a Parisian gown ensemble in light wool with striped surface, tunic skirt, and a high neck collar. The hat combines chiffon and satin with blush pink roses. Helen Grey Page reports.
A Terre Haute youth, Thomas Wheeler, believed a dream foretold his fate and set out to find a bride in St. Louis. After six trips and many doubts, he met Alpha M. Heberer, won consent from her father, and the couple married one year after the dream.
The flannel shirt or spring shirt waist is a key piece for the up-to-date maiden. It uses light-weight soft fabric with silk threads, featuring embroidered colorings and tucked shoulder designs. The article notes new sleeve styling, cuffs, a belt, and a pulley belt accessory in a refreshed look.
Indianapolis Journal notes the death of Lady John Scott Spottiswoode at age 91. She is praised as a woman of remarkable character who clung to oldtime manners. She wrote Annie Laurie with music and lyrics and later returned to her maiden name in 1866 after her father’s will. Her life included a rich musical contribution and a noted marriage in 1836 to Lord John Montague Douglas Scott.
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