Mardi Gras Carnival Glows Then Fades in New Orleans
Carnival lights fade as Mardi Gras ends and crowds depart. The article surveys the festival’s costly pageantry and broad appeal, noting New Orleans’ unique climate, French chic, and enduring cultural enthusiasm. It contrasts northern and southern ties sparked by Mardi Gras and reflects on southern life along the Gulf. It also includes a biographical sketch of Eliza A Bowen, Georgia born, noted in astronomy and education.
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Fashionable gown designs spark wandering trends noted in New York periodicals
The article reviews gown design flaws and trends with focus on lengthening skirts and restricted material. It highlights roses and vicuna fabrics, elaborate inside seam lifting, and mourning and bridal attire. It describes a bois du rose walking gown with brown velvet straps and silver edging, plus bonnet, veil, and crape details. It notes practical limits of lifts and skirts and discusses crape veils and handkerchief borders.
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