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Fort Wayne Evening Post

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1896

Page

7

Lace fashions of 1806 dazzle in brief guide

The article extols lace as the daintiest garnish and most economical, noting real thread lace lasts generations while imitation laces suffice for everyday gowns. It discusses styles like the collarette, yoke, fichu, and new fabrics Velour du Nord, Plush, Velutina, and a wool silk blend.

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The Newest Neckwear and Winter Finery Trends

Henriette Rousseau describes machine made laces like lierre and chantilly for yokes fichus and cravats, plus velvet stocks and guipure insertions. She details broadcloth elegance, new silks and velvets, Irish poplins, plaid poplin trims, and a chic antique mood with mohair curls and ostrich decorations.

The Feminine View of Women and Fashion Notes

A compact column mixing anecdotes about Edith Wharton, General Miles, and various manners of dress and beauty. It notes Wharton’s wealth and health related travel, a humorous account of Miles as a nursery helper, fashion tips on saffron-tinted skin, and Kate Claxton on bonnet styles.

Robert Louis Stevenson Edith Wharton America Newport Europe Nice Miles Army of the United States San Francisco Kate Claxton Miss Revcector

The Eighth Vermont Holds the Colors at Cedar Creek

A detailed account of the October 19 1864 Cedar Creek fight describing how the Eighth Vermont regimental colors were defended amid brutal hand to hand combat. Major Mead and Corporal Worden, among others, led heroic stands while sergeants and privates sacrificed for the flag as Confederates pressed.

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