Lederer Takes Actress for Third Wife
Chicago March 4 Theatrical manager George W Lederer head of the Colonial theater has quietly married for the third time his new wife Miss Rene Davis a New York actress Past marriages ended in elopement and divorce with stormy quarrels and court suits involving wives Ida F Newcomb and Adeleice Lederer followed by the second wife marrying Lt C P Burt after the split.
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Adeleice
Philadelphia
Navy
Mr. Lederer
The Scapegoat and the Manuscript Fortune
Vail, a struggling writer, finds a manuscript after a stranger dies identified as Geoffrey Riviere. He publishes anonymously, and the book becomes a hit. A frail girl named Madeline Riviere reveals Geoffrey was her brother and that the manuscript was lost with him. Vail returns it to her, and his fortune grows as spring arrives.
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Geoffrey ‘Rivierer
Geoffrey Riviere
Madeline Riviere
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Public interest in medicine ingredients cited by Dr. Pierce
A pamphlet by Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo lists all ingredients in his medicines including Golden Medical Discovery and Stomach Tonic. The booklet aims to reassure readers about composition, promoting copies via mail and urging wider publicity of medical product ingredients.
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Dr. Pierce
The New Petticoats Fashion Notes From Paris
Dress reports Parisiennes favor tiny hand embroidered white petticoats for walking costumes and spring wear. Clean cambric garments with floral underruffles edge street wear, while lingerie frocks feature lace and fine hand work.
Boudoir Dressing Sets Trend In Women's Fashion
A new fad seizes feminine fancy with negligees teagowns coffee mats and matching petticoats. Dress uses pink rose wallpaper as inspiration so dainty silk and mull garments share the same rosy hue across floral coated textiles.
Fashion Notes on Ornaments and Linen Styles of Winter
The article reviews new fabric designs and color schemes across organdies, batistes, silks, and chiffons, highlighting floral motifs, black and white stripes, and embroidered motifs. It notes pale blues, lavenders, and other pastels, with prices from 20 to 65 dollars, plus ease of assembly for lingerie frocks and practical linen dress forms for southern wear. It also discusses silk and linen trimming, cluny lace preferences, and tailored coat and skirt suits, reflecting a sun-loving, seasonally aware fashion trend.
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Mull
Crafting Lingerie Bow From Linen and Lace
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes easy home made lingerie accents from handkerchief linen with lace edging and a small button strap. Obliquely plaited liners form a butterfly shape when released, with sheer lawn pieces and gauze ruchings creating fluffy bow ends for a natty look that won’t endure washing.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Sounds That Way from a cryptic downtown remark
A playful exchange asks what a speak easy might be and hints at a pun about women, reflecting a casual dialogue about slang. The remark uses a light tone to question the meaning while suggesting everyday chatter in a social setting.
Donts for Guests in a Household Etiquette Guide
A list of household guest rules advising timely arrivals, offering help to the hostess, respecting routines, sharing in outings, avoiding moodiness, consulting the hostess before inviting others, conserving energy, and not loitering in bedrooms. It cautions guests to be considerate, helpful, not disruptive, and discreet about private matters or skeletons in the cupboard.
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Vesuvius
Etna
Hecla
Gown of Blue Linen for Morning Attire and Seashore
A morning gown selection features Japanese blue linen for a blouse and skirt with shaped gores. Sleeves also follow this design, each seam adorned by a button mold covered with men. Delicate silk embroidery enhances the points, while a crabatiste vest inserts in the blouse and widens at the throat then narrows at the waist.
Diana's Diary at a Swell Card Party With a Charleston Link
I attend a society card party invited by cousin Mrs. Van Trump a bridge teacher. The head of my firm Mr. Telemachus T Taffeta of Taffeta Balbriggan is introduced to me as Miss Diana Dill Pickles a vivacious southern belle visiting for a few weeks. He recalls old Dillpickle stock from Charleston and Mayflower ancestors. I fret over revealing my counter role at his store. To be continued.
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Mr. Taffeta
Charleston
Holland
South Carolina
Scott
Colored bands in white lingerie frocks spark fashion note
The piece reports adding hand-tucked bands and medallions of colored batiste to white lingerie frocks. It advises using vivid tint accents sparingly, with lace at edges to soften contrast against white batiste or dotted mull.
The Sun Offers Ten Cent Patterns for Readers
The Sun has arranged with a top pattern company to supply readers with new patterns each day for ten cents. One pattern per day will be described, with IB noted as the only ten cent pattern that allows for scams. Patterns may be obtained postpaid by sending ten cents plus the pattern number size and the name and address to The Sun's Fashion Department.
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