Summer gowns fashionable and airy in muted fabrics
Fashion notes describe thin covtumes that are pretty and cool. Muslin gowns covered with interantas of taco and Valenciennes lace run through designs, creating charming but costly looks. Ombroid gowns are also mentioned as stylish but pricey.
Foulard fashions in season gowns and light coats
The article details white and pink foulard ensembles for warm weather, noting closeout Kulpure worn over muslin gowns, delicate crepe de chine gowns, and crepe de chine couture. It highlights revived hulls, green silk belts, pink straw hats with pink mousseline trims, and crystal embroidery accents.
Fashion Hints on Evening Gowns and Skirt Lengths from Old Style Styles
The piece surveys fashion trends with long trains and draped sleeves, noting that evening gowns often feature weighty, trailing skirts while street wear should curb dust and debris. It highlights black embroidery, lace, and tulles, plus simple bodice lines and restrained silhouettes fitting the era's etiquette.
Georgian Lieutenant Brumby Linked To Manila Rising Flag
Atlanta honors Lieutenant Thomas M Brumby famed as the officer who raised the flag over Manila. A Georgia native educated in Atlanta and Athens Brumby attended John Inman School and the state university at Athens before Annapolis. His heroic act during the Apia disaster is noted by ex United States Attorney Tinsley W Rucker.
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Heroine of the War in Hospital at Santiago
Misa Annie Wheeler daughter of General Wheeler writes from Santiago Florida Tampa friend describing her duties in the hospital there amid fever cases. She notes illness among her brother, relief at his improving condition, and praise for American soldiers and Red Cross work. Wheeler finally sails home aboard the Lampasas with Red Cross aid, aided by President McKinley.
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After All Verses of the Long Ago in Vanity Pair
A damaged excerpt recalls an older poem titled After All tied to Artemus Wari and the Civil War, noting the unknown author and its romantic grief. The verse imagery speaks of ripe apples, woodland scenes, distant trumpets, and somber reflection on loss and memory.
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The Reigning Mode in Fashion Changes and Garments
The article describes evolving fashion trends with new mantles and short dresses for day wear. It notes travel wear practicality, frills and trimmings, and a silk or velvet belt accent. A red fennvas gown with white trim and a hat with red flower and white plumes is highlighted as a sample outfit.
Bodices and Dresses in Various Materials Still Worn
Fashion notes show bodices and different skirt materials remain in use though styles vary. The text discusses fabric choices, harmony with sashes, and parade wear, mentioning belts, tunics, and practical wear as seasonance shifts.
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