Fashion's Choice Stresses Individualism in Dress
Fashion emphasizes personal expression through clothing, offering women unusual liberty to showcase their personality in style with emphasis on individuality and contemporary modes.
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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
3
Fashion emphasizes personal expression through clothing, offering women unusual liberty to showcase their personality in style with emphasis on individuality and contemporary modes.
A bustling spring millinery listing showcases large formal hats in embroidered transparent fabrics and small hats with brims adorned by sealing wax and feathers. The feature highlights a riot of color and festive variety, inviting readers to view hundreds of hat styles and methods on display.
Frocks in Kasha Crepeknit or Creponage draw color cues from Palm Beach and Paris yet retain distinct American charm. Beige or red accents transform the Navy Blue Frock while sports frocks glow with pastel shades and exotic colorings. Capes, especially on Sports Frocks, remain en regle.
Fresh stock of Oxfords praised for lasting shine and durability. The ad touts high quality and long service, claiming these are the best men’s Oxfords available and a strong value for customers seeking smart footwear.
The I W C of the Reformed S S held a chicken and waffle banquet March 15 with prayers by F J Schaffner and talks by teachers. Guests included Clyde Bennett and Clarence Frey from Harrisburg. Numerous local visits and events followed including baptisms, store appointments, hospital visits, lectures from Smithsonian hosts, and Legion activities.
Residents attend visits and sales in Hershey Elizabethtown and Beverly events. Willis Heisey fatal train incident near Rheems noted. Henry Templin announces public sale March 25. Love feast set April 15 and funeral services for William Fasnacht held in Mastersonville.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Jones and daughter Frances spent several days with Mr and Mrs William Westfields in Philadelphia.
William Fasnacht Sr a Civil War veteran died last Wednesday at his daughter's home after several weeks of illness thought to be bladder cancer. Funeral services were held Sunday with interment at Mastersonville. Survived by three daughters Mrs Albert Guistwire Mrs John Weidman and Mrs John Shelly. Additional local notes include road work near Lancaster and a railroad crossing fatality at Rheems involving Willis Heisey.
Dr Martha Trey of the Woman's Medical College warned the next generation may be nervous and undersized unless mothers push nutritious diets. Dr Tracy urged more milk and leafy vegetables, citing current poor child and adult diets and inadequate meals at home.
A vacationer teases an old farmer on a blazing hot day with a quip about a thaw. The farmer replies that nothing is frozen, highlighting the irony of the heat.
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