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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
2
Paris fashion notes describe late season hats for younger girls with large contours and flowing flower strings. Many hats show bows reaching beyond the brim, in black or dyed shades, with rose tones favored for daytime sport hats. Some hats mirror 1840 1860 lace cascades or match soft pliable felts to outfits, with light embroidery and trimming accents.
Cape models for evening wear feature bright colors and pastel taffetas. These capes are usually quite full and wrap about the figure, enhancing formal attire.
A fashion note set details on a four year old girl dress in tan cotton crepe with brown crochet yoke and ribbon-like hem hints. It describes a pale pink crepe de chine party dress with lace sleeves and a pink taffeta hat. Also covers spring lingerie trims using diamond ribbon shapes on crepe de chine and lavender organdie accents.
The description highlights shawl styles with options like an ostrich collar in matching shade or a full self-fringed ruche of taffeta forming a collar. Black satin or silk evening wraps lined with bright silk are popular, with dark models showing deep wide vesta. Daytime wraps vary from flared to straight, while circular capes in sport fabrics provide a striking variant.
A tweed costume calls for a wool hat not straw. One-color ensembles suit tweed best and should shift to warm weather. Wool or wool braid hats fit, while woven two tone effects mimic tweed and pair with many tweed mixtures.
The article describes stand-up collars for spring tunic dresses often not meeting in front and finished with a narrow black ribbon in a Victorian loop. It suggests making the collar from a different material or striped with braid or ribbon for contrast, warning against overusing striping on the dress.
The article notes seasonable fashion stressing demure smartness with high necklines and straight-across silhouettes. It highlights a trimming idea finishing hems and sleeves with three rows of piping cord to complete the look.
The article notes sleeves that cover from shoulder to wrist on some dresses while others hang freely with oversized armholes. Afternoon outdoor wear favors sleeves cut below the shoulder, paired with long gloves for propriety.
A reader column offers practical kitchen guidance on water cress as a healthful staple, plus simple recipes. It includes a water cress soup method, methods to cook greens with minimal water, and budget friendly dishes like bean soup with pork, coconut pudding, spider corn cake, and baked apples with dates, all in a practical home cooking tone.
An assortment of quotes and ad copy shows social satire and moral admonitions. Notable items reference the human race as source of world turmoil, a laundry ad touts Red Cross Ball Blue for daughters, and Henry Ford’s Independent comments warn that error exceeds ignorance.
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