Callot dresses spark Madrid embassy gala with metallic tulle
Paris fashion notes describe Cal lot gowns for a Spanish ambassador's wife, including a metallic gray tulle design with black corsage details and a sable ermine cloak. The piece outlines Callot's winter use of metallic tubes, chiffons, and fur, plus an oriental influence with fringe embroidery.
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Callet
Alfonso
Spain
Callot
Paris
Boston Globe
Madrid
Work Dress Without Skirt Inspires US Style Adaptations
Photographs of European work wear influence American fashion as two large US factories produce work clothes for women. A khaki or golfatea suit features a divided skirt pleated back and front, strapped at ankles, with a middy shirt, belt, and weather protection outer garment. A soft velour hat completes the ensemble, offered in percale or crude silk for house workers, gardeners, and farm women seeking comfort.
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Europe
United States
Weighted Cushion for Hatpins Adorns Small Sizes
Describes a decorative weighted cushion for hatpins including a three inch round sawdust filled pink silk cushion with a black silk frill and pink silk roses. The stalk weight uses bound lead weights hidden by silk, with ribbon tying and optional green taffeta and pink roses as an alternative.
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Ion
Dress Coat for Small Girl in Pink Silk
A charming coat for a young girl crafted in heavy pink silk between old rose and apricot. It features a wide smocking band around the waist with six inches open in front, black silk stalk pattern, a pointed collar and cuffs, and long black silk tassels at the back collar. It closes at the front with three large pearl buttons sewn with black silk.
One Piece Frock Dominates Young Girls Fashion
Fashion writers discuss the rise of the one piece dress for girls, noting its concealment of figures and appeal as girls reach adolescence. The article details construction features such as underbodice linings, box plaits, shirring with colored silk, and pearl buttons, highlighting embroidery as a decorative option.
Luxurious Beaded Bags Feature In Holiday Fashion Parade
In a galaxy of luxury items the beaded bags dominate the season. Prices range from about twenty to two hundred dollars with velvet and satin blends, Paisley trims, and beadwork highlighted by steel beads and fur tassels. A hat with gold lace and a Paisley crown accompanies the satiny bags, all showcasing meticulous handwork that elevates cost and allure.
The New Old Fashioned Girls Reappear in Fashion
The old fashion girl Miss Alcott drew a heroine in a homespun blue frock with a squirrel fur tippet. Today young girls wear wide skirtted blue frocks and the same squirrel tippet, a pretty and becoming combination.
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Miss Alcott
New York Displays Latest Snowball Muff Fashion
The newest muff in New York debuts as a perfectly round accessory with visible side slits and palm-sized, crafted from ermine, white fox, and sable.
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New York
Pinky Pig Confronts Proud Turkeys in Barnyard Tale
In a Western farmyard tale by Mary Graham Bonner, Pinky Pig challenges Mr and Mrs Turkey who pride themselves on dignity while the other animals fear them. Pinky argues about eating, vanity, and the idea of what it means to be eaten, sparking a clash over pride and appetite.
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Daddy
Pinky Pig
Turkey
Pinky
Mr. Turkey
Faten
Ais
Mr. Tur
Revelation study lesson on John’s vision and seven churches
The lesson outlines authorship and date of Revelation, its strongly Christ‑centered vision on Patmos, and the seven churches of Asia as a model for church ages. It explains the symbols of the son of man, the seven stars and lampstands, and the fourfold application of the messages to churches, individuals, and future history.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
Scofield
John
Patmos
Aegean Sea
Ephesus
God
Jesus
Asia
Asia Minor
Christ
Isle of
Damascus
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Mary Graham Bonner Ener Cum
Tuss
Jesus Christ the First and
E. O. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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