Lady Bayneham welcomes Fulton as a guest at Bayneham Castle
Lord Bayneham and his guests host Paul Fulton who wins affection with wit at Bayneham Castle while Fulton wrestles with a haunting recognition of Magdalen Hurst. Lady Hilda's poised beauty and a startling resemblance spark fear and curiosity about a hidden child and family secrets.
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Lord Baynehan
Mr. Fulton
Magdalen Hurst
Lord Bayneham
Paul Fulton
Bayneham Castle
Bayneham
Saoy
Fulton
Hilda
Sulton
Grahame
Barbara
Lady Bayneham
Fultons
Claude
Greavenor Square
Magdalen
Aunlit Streeze
Lady Grahame
Companison
Lord Baynebeam
Tine
Boyneham
Bertie Carlyon
Ham
Bertie
Jessamine
Howers
Sho
Barbara Earle
Mr. Malton
Lady Hayneham
Miss Earle
Lord Baynebaum
Mangdalen
Lady Hilda
Ife
Magdaleon Hurst
Hilda Haynehbam
England
Lady Hutton
Erakine
Hertic
Fashion Notes on Summer Gowns and Accessories
The piece surveys midsummer dress trends with emphasis on trim choices, fabrics, and silhouettes. It notes lace collars, satin ribbons, and insertion bands on skirts, epaulets on gigot sleeves, and the shift toward lighter jackets and refined waistlines. It highlights fabrics like batiste, organdie, Swiss linen, and pique along with decorative options such as Dresden ribbons and grass-cloth trims.
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Dresden
Ecru
Ecru Batiste
Fashion Notes on Linen, Silks, and Novelty Details
Coarse linen in ecru shades is used for beating gowns. Velovet capes line with cloth, cloth ones with silk. Armute crepon and crepon with crape markings are fashionable and durable. A novelty tailor button features a metal rim and passes through the fabric. Ching silk crepon resembles mourning crape with small bright flowers. Yellow tones appear in cotton goods, gauzes, silk crepon, and India silks. Black pairs with white, cream white, and ecru for a striking look on darker complexions. A pink mousseline de sole dress with black mohair jacket featured ecru lace stock and jabot.
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India
Paper Rain Coats on Corean Journey Describe Oiled Paper Gear
Fran G Carpenter recounts rain in Corea where oiled Corean paper served as waterproof clothing and carpets. He notes paper made by hand, thick yet tough, costing about five cents a sheet, with portraits and exam papers used for home decor and office-seeking poetry.
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Fran. G. Carpenter
Corea
Pak
American Festive Pageants Across Regions
The article traces midsummer pageants and garlanded parades as a long standing rural American tradition, noting English origins and a gradual transplant to Puritan America. It surveys regional summer fetes from Maine to California reflecting local color and regional adaptation. It states the Cherokee population in North Carolina as 2,886.
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Old Stevenson
England
America
Maine
California
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