Fashion Etiquette Rules for Men and Women in Dress
The article outlines urban style standards for both sexes, stressing appropriate attire for occasions from tea to dinners. It cites examples of missteps by young women and prescribes guidance on proper garments, accessories, and mourning wear.
Bargain Table Advice from Mary Dean on Personal Shopping
Mary Dean cautions readers about bargain buys in silks shoes lace and hats noting that fashion changes quickly. She warns that striped and patterned silks may be out of date next summer while solid colors remain practical. She advises ensuring proper fit for shoes and highlights versatile uses for embroideries and laces in future garments.
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Fall wraps guide for color and style across outfits
A practical 1920s era guide on selecting fall wraps to harmonize with dresses. It recommends neutral or muted tones, recommends dark blues and tans, and discusses short jackets, jumper jackets, long wraps, and a circular cape model. It notes fabrics like silk pompadour, faille, chiffon breadcloths, and brocade trims.
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Leaves From a Country Recipe Book
A summer boarding house kitchen yields recipe notes for Bread Savory Pruse Peddrew Orange Sponge with detailed steps. The writer shares homey methods and ingredients from a landlady’s kitchen, emphasizing simple preparations and serving ideas.
Relaxation as a Beautifier in Daily Life
A column urges American women to slow down and relax daily to prevent facial lines and fatigue. It details a one hour midday rest, undressed in a nightgown, and cautions against constant rushing for trains and meals. It also suggests laughter aids aging and offers a corn cake recipe for readers.
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