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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
17
The article presents a quaint frock crafted from taffeta with a ruffled neckline hem and sleeve edges. A full skirt attaches to a yoke, concealed meeting point under a taffeta twist ending in tiny silken roses, plus a ribbon bandeau through a floral wreath for hair.
A fashion note on children’s dress, coats and party frocks. The piece discusses gingham school frocks, bloomers, serges and middy styles, plus growing-room designs, fabrics like velvets and silks, and coats suited to winter activities. It highlights practical, stylish tailoring for mothers and lively outfits for daughters.
The piece celebrates how 1922 toy trends mix education with play. Electric trains, building sets, and mechanical toys captivate children while teaching electricity, engineering, and planning. It notes parent roles and the evolving, more lifelike toy designs from dolls to model vehicles.
A fashion feature discusses silk hosiery aligning with outfits from three piece suits to evening gowns. It highlights ankle hugging shapes, sheer and lace accents, and shades matched to gowns and shoes, promoting wrinkle free, well fitting silk stockings for all hours and ensembles.
The article notes many dress collars as cures for unbecoming necklines. Bertha and panel collars rise in popularity, with half bertha panel combos and front back variations. Narrow and all the way round collars offer alternative lines, sometimes broken at the shoulder for subtle fabric glimpses.
New dolls for children expand the toy family with quirky figures. A bloomered lady walks and talks with unbreakable head and hands. Mama Pig and Papa Pig carry market baskets. Other dolls include a cat with the fiddle in black linen and patent leather.
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