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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1911
Page
10
The Morning Music Club plans a Liszt centennial celebration featuring performances and readings. Notes show guest artists, program outline, and a community gathering with emphasis on music history and local engagement.
A man tasked with varnishing a floor finds the job derailed by a series of mishaps and a dramatic visitor. The front room unravels as insects invade, the couple’s quarrel worsens, and the floor splits, spilling chaos into the household and ending with a fragile reconciliation.
The article surveys the tradition of brides wearing white, tracing origins to royal and noble weddings. It notes early practices in Europe and Asia, highlighting notable gowns and public ceremonies. It mentions 19th century adoption by European royalty and later spread to common practice in many regions.
California artist Evelyn Almond Withrow exhibits her hobby crafted bells candles and lacework alongside wood carvings and copper pieces. Her Old World influence from thirteen years in Europe is evident in a diverse study of religious symbols and antique furnishings. The forthcoming show at the Vain Hotts and Ladies Petariol features works titled The Eternal Belt The Gray Bell and The Crystal Gazer among others with portraits and sketches listed in the catalog.
The article surveys changing French fashion from edge detailing on gowns to contrasting sleeve and cuff designs. It notes dorm of embroidery beads, fringes, and beaded trims, with evening wear favoring tulle and black velvet. Accessories like hats, veils, and parasols emerge, while pockets and decorative belts gain attention.
New York diary notes Mary Garden at the Ritz Carlton discussing marriage. She jokes wall paper as a substitute for a husband while reflecting on wealth, social roles, and personal choices amid a day of public attention and sparse details about suitors or apartments.
A fragment from a 1912 era column notes Julia Ward Howe memory and the influence of American women on fashion and etiquette. It discusses hats, velvet, beaver trimming, embroidery, and voice training, with references to the Woman's Trade Union, postal rates, and social gatherings. The piece mentions French embroidery, Indian needlework, and American observers recounting cultural ties and manners in Europe.
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