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Newspaper
Dubuque Sunday Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1900
Page
12
The narrator recalls a Paris exposition of gowns during a royal welcome moment. Crowds throng Place Vendome with carriages and motor vehicles as the event showcases the latest creations causing Parisiennes to gossip about fashion and romance.
A description of fashionable gowns and accessories features a bodice with lace trim, a front lace band, gathered sleeves with wide cuffs, and an elaborate hat in black chenille and straw. A second dress in liberty muslin emphasizes a belt, underdress, and a plaited white organdy yoke for a dramatic look.
The text describes elegant debutante attire with a velvet ribbon waist and pouched bodice, a white satin straw and tulle toque, and a simple Parisian gown. It also provides a practical sewing project for a cretonne shoe bag case with multiple pockets and straps for wall storage.
Reports on two Paris Exposition women's congresses set for June and September, aiming at advancing women’s condition and rights including political rights, alongside details on fashion and gowns seen at the event, highlighting designs by Mlle Alberigny and others, with descriptions of outfits, fabrics, and accessories.
Elizabeth Archard reports on a Paris congress organized by the Federation of Women’s Clubs showing Frenchwomen’s push for liberty and education. Leaders like Mile. Monod and Mme Isabelle Bogelot direct efforts across philanthropy education and labor with focus on property rights equal morality and agriculture training for girls.
A narrator laments decline in courtesy and respect in modern family life. The piece notes that young women increasingly lack old style manners and phrase the issue as a drift from refined conduct. It contrasts "old school" politeness with contemporary brusqueness from daughters to mothers.
The article urges using boot trees to maintain boot and shoe shape during storage. It notes dust harms leather and advises keeping footwear under cover and away from dusty areas. Emphasizes low cost of trees and widespread neglect by women.
Fashion notes celebrate belt buckles as the season's novelty. Ornate filigree work dulls to oxidation, with turquoises and green jades clustered artfully. A black velvet backdrop enhances the buckle, described as exceptionally beautiful and stylish.
An anecdote recalls a visit to a fish dealer to settle debts, with misadventures and a surprised home return. The piece mentions a 1900 National Convention in Philadelphia with excursion tickets via Washington Route and details on ticket offices and return limits.
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