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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
14
Fragmentary public record from a historic Gazette noting court actions, parties and dates with damaged names and places. The readable bits mention Galveston and a case title, a filing by an agency or company, and references to hearings or inspections in a listed county.
The millinery buyer returns with a big sale ready today. Over a thousand hats will be on display and offered at values that rival the newest season styles. Customers will find the latest developments in millinery, distinct from earlier season effects.
The exhibit showcases numerous hat types including Liseres, Milans, Milani Hempas, Leghorn, and Plain Hemps with many shapes repeated. There is no single favored style as Watteau and Rhapes high ride bandeau designs appear among the prime favorites.
A fragment from a fashion section praises decorative trimmings such as lustrous lacquer wings ribbons Panay feathers and wheat wisps with touches of fruit celebrating feminine headwear and styles of the period.
The Levy exhibition features diverse color trends including Black Straw Hata and Lisere Strawn plus burnt shades such as tete de negre and Chinese blues. Beetroot foxglove tones appear alongside favored pew tones as part of the show.
The notice highlights informal attire and the famed Dinas Hats worn at society functions. It notes their renown for elaborate gatherings and the social cachet they confer on attendees in elite circles.
Fragmentary lines describe styles for faces and areas in a department relate to animals and a Levy type. No clear events or names present.
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