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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1899
Page
7
Helen Grey-Page notes this season brings costly veils and bold new designs. Dark ink blue gowns pair with velvet toques and chiffon veils. Royal brown netting with red figures and purple Diack patterned veils appear in stores, while neck fancies and crepe ribbons create dramatic rube effects.
The article surveys neck decorations and collar designs, detailing crest fronts, ribbons, lace tassels, and silk stitching to harmonize with stock material. It notes high side and back collars with a wider front, decorative points, bows of lace or chiffon, and the use of buckles as jeweled ornaments for winter neckwear, all reflecting evolving fashion by Helen Grey-Page.
A detailed overview of 1920s era dress styles highlights plaids with dark maroon backgrounds, almond leaf green outlines, and cream braids. Designs feature velvet waistcoats, maroon satin bodices, linen yokes, and hats with velvet bands, plus capes and cloaks in Venetian cloth and cerulean blue accents.
A New York Horse Show feature highlights society leaders wardrobes with a popular matron’s wardrobe glimpse. A striking toque to be worn with a Princess gown of black satin uses accordion plaited silk in Gismonda pink on pale rose velvet. Small pink geranium buds and pink chiffon ribbons add delicate detail to the hat.
A description details a gold adorned bicycle with gold spokes and turquoise studs presented to an Indian Rajah. The bizarre device highlights exotic craftsmanship and precious materials. A Brazilian coffee process is described, claiming reduced export costs and purer product for consumers.
Stockholm records show more telephones than any other European city with central station handling about 100 calls daily, roughly one per person in the city.
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