Elllen Osborn Fashion Letter From New York
New York society reflections on winter functions fading amid expensive tastes and crowding, noting costly palace-like venues and private ballrooms. Describes ornate gowns in Nile green, embroidered veiling, and lavish fabrics, highlighting the era’s fashion excesses and decorative details.
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New York
The Newest Bodice for Evening and Opera Wear
Ellen Osborn surveys the season's dress fashions highlighting rising costs, luxury fabrics, and lavish party attire. She notes yearly dress expenses rising about 19 percent, with velvet bodices, Chantilly lace, and crystal embellishments shaping a glittering winter wardrobe for debutantes and society women.
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Aadenowinlays
Apallete
Bae Compas
Verautran
Tila
Wasa
Weason
Mra. Oxden
Mum
George Goukl
Lakewind
Iice
Elizabeth Tyler
Tyler
Ellen Osborn
Miss Josephine Drexel Renounces Society for Convent Life
The Philadelphia heiress Miss Josephine Drexel plans to leave society for a cloistered life. Reports note her aunt Miss Katherine Drexel founded a nearby convent and funded works for the poor. The family denies the announcement, yet many society figures recount her lifelong vow to religious devotion and charity work.
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Josephine Drexel
Joseph W. Drexel
Philadelphia
Drexel
Miss Katherine Drexel
St. Hilzapeth’s Convent
Miss Drexel
Joseph ‘Drexel
Misa Drexel
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Virginia Scott
General Scott
Georgetown
Visitation
Cawil Ave
Iturbide
Washington
Marie Sands
Detroit
Ess
Kenelin H. Digby
Mme
Digby
Mme. Digby
Order of the Sacred Heart
St. Benedict's Frome
England
Robert Pynsent
Nicholas W Nicolawitek
Alexander II
Russia
Kieft
Clothilde Bonaparte
Humbert
Napoleon II
Paris
Sister of Mercy
Rome
Montecalleri
Turin
Clothilde
Europe
Isabel Pendleton Finds Freedom in Beauregard Pines
Isabel Pendleton, queen of a sprawling Pendleton clan in Beauregard, defies family control after years of enforced confinement. She travels to a secluded pine grove hideaway, sparking a sisterly reunion with Alice Dayton and a quiet comeback to independence that endears her to townsfolk and relays a tale of solitary resilience.
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Aliss Pendleton
Tremen
Pendletons
Miss Teal
Miss Isabel
Isabel
Windsor Pendleton
Jacob Underwood
Nat Fuller
Oor
Sabel
Ieadel
Ithaca
Cousin Helen
Helen
Troy
Miss
Silev
Pendleton
Peelett
Chenial
Mones Bettie
Iverno
Emi
Derwood
Mrs Tome
Alice Dayton
Florida
Beauregard
Alice
George Washit
Cornwallis
Sibel
Isabel Pendleton
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