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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
3
The Lamballe hat suits frank girlish faces with a wreath of flowers in soft pastels and recalls Princess Lamballe linked to Marie Antoinette. The Mephistopheles hat targets coquettish striking looks, shown in red silk with a bold band, ideal for vivacious Parisienne style.
The article reviews fashion notes about a striking red hat with two aigret points and a witty remark about its Mephistopheles look. It then moves to slippers as evening wear, praising the hand painted designs by Amanda Riddle and the water color decoration possibilities.
The article notes Clara Foltz as a pioneering deputy district attorney in Los Angeles. Jane Addams becomes an honorary member of the Chicago Association of Commerce. Kate M Gordon receives a gold medal in New Orleans for leadership of a women's drainage league. Gertrude Jordan gains a Nebraska treasurer seat per Supreme Court ruling. Berthea E Baumer of Atlanta patents an elevator safety device.
A collection of brief items highlights women in public life and society. It mentions Aliss Mary Dandridge Spiers succeeding as secretary to Mrs. Taff, a photo of Mrs Edward Kit Heberger influencing an estate, Dr Mary Hoffman Jones as first woman medical attender at a New York municipal lodging house, Miss Mary Gilbert Owens with a dating 1815 valentine, Marilla M Ricker running for New Hampshire governor on a woman suffrage platform, and Baroness Uchida as a Bryn Mawr graduate connected to American and international affairs.
The notice claims rising demand for Colgate soaps and talcum powders due to perceived value and customer satisfaction, highlighting growing consumer interest in these products.
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