New Collett es and Other Neckwear Styles in Paris
The Paris fashion scene showcases neckwear with tall velvet backed stock collars and chiffon yokes, pink velvet bounds, and seed head ribbons. Couture houses tout heightened prices as gowns favor colored tafetta and velvet, while American society hosts dances like Les Cendrillons and awaits Mrs Astor's winter visit.
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Nice
Dames Elegantes
Coburn
Gushler
Ghent
Ehbfor
Cele
Venturieres
Bradley-Martins
Bul Macaan
Carnegies
Paris
Wiliam Aster
Solong Kone
Couturieres
Obscure World Notes From A Bygone Era
A garbled fragmentary chronicle notes 2090 miles of New Zealand rail open for traffic. An elderly Stockton & Darlington driver retires after 46 years and nearly 2.9 million miles. Obelisk in Central Park New York shows disintegration risk. Japan’s insurance sector grew from four companies in 1890 to seventy three by 1898 with large policy values. Agricultural exhibit planned for a party exposition on irrigation and farm drawings. Bernard Brewster of Gratton Virginia builds a library in Hacktown bound volumes with sheetsiron covers. New月 reports babies healthy after 350 readers per volume and no binding repairs. A historic Mageinnes volume recounts Liberty Bell news heard by Scotch Irish settlers near Pine Creek Williamsport.
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Trafic
New Zealand
Stockton & Darlington
Central Park
New York
Japan
Our Agricultural Department
Bernard Brewster
Gratton
WL Va
Hacktown
Uiem
John Mageinness
Philadelphia
Pine“Creek
Paris Dinner Fashions by Countess Gastellaine
Countess Gastellaine formerly Anna Gould imports New York dining customs to Paris winter dinners. Her elaborate parties shock Paris society as innovations spread, and she invites a correspondent to observe from her home while showcasing her status among Parisian high society.
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New York
Boni de Castellaine
Anna Gould
Paris
Parisian
Dinner party fashions and French dinner course trends
A countess hosts fashionable parties featuring French style courses such as oranges and melon starters and grape fruit with rum. Gowns showcase black satin delaine and white velvet trims, with bodices in lace guipure and velvet. The piece notes elaborate silk crepons and separate waist designs amid a lively social scene.
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Paris
New York
Republic
Abbey
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Haussmann
Ree Veuy
Countess Gastellaine
Ste
PONS
Nobby Ax
Springfield
Bobby
Mr. Brow
Tohn
Weary Brown
John Erry Brown
John Henry Brown
Puck
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