Social Realm notes and society weddings in Autumn 1925
Mrs M S McGuire hosts the Williams Bell bridal party in West Monroe at 8 am. A bridal luncheon honors Mona Atkins with Miss Birch Williams and T M Bell set to wed at First Presbyterian church. Various clubs meet for tea, bridge, and programs as residents travel to New Orleans, Alexandria, and El Dorado for events and vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. McGuire
Williams-Bell
West Monroe
Fred Millsaps
Bridge
Riverside
Mona Atkins
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Birch Williams
T. M. Bell
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Atkins
Moilie de France
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Baptist Orphanage
Grace Church Guild
E. C. Bartlett
Lotus Club
Travis Oliver
Mrs. Oliver
P. M. Atkins
Louise Atkins
Polly Sue Jones
Julia Frances Stubbs
Emily Trousdale
Ruston
Frank Stubbs
Rubberized Silk Coats Brighten Rainy Days
The article notes new rubberized silk rain coats combining practicality with fashion. It highlights a white crepe de Chine cape coat with a slender shawl collar and a matching crepe de Chine dress, plus a red coat with covered buttons and a black hat. Coats may be lined with flannel for warmth and first appeared in Paris fashion shows.
Paris Perfume Pocket Atomizers Trend In 1930s Fashion
Paris designers showcase midget pocket atomizers described as jewel like and practical to spray perfume outdoors. Items feature mother of pearl, malachite, and enamel finishes with colorful designs and room for monograms, reflecting a trend in personal scent accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Langelier
Paris
Perfume Bottles Shine at Exposition Des Arts
The Exposition Des Arts displays many novelty shapes with perfumes and the old containers from antique shops valued for cloisonne enamel mosaic carnelian and carved wood. Stoppers vary while perfumers seek new designs and shades to match umbrella handles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition Des Arts
Stones Shape the Bottles in Artisanal Craft
A fragment notes the use of large semi precious stones in bottle making and hints that the contents are equally significant, suggesting a craft where materials and filling hold high value. The text emphasizes the prominence of what goes into the bottles alongside the stones.
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Eva Bradford
Evelyn Pincus
Abie Marx
Alexandria
David Silverstein
Sadie Dembinski
St. Louis
J. N. Rogers
A. J. Walters
New Mexico
Clarke Faulk
John Mullin
el Dorado, Ark
Sylvan Masur
Sigmund Masur
Gulfport Military Academy
William Herrick
Mrs. Murphy
New Orleans
Jack
Layton Platt
William Clark
Bayou Teche
Layton
Manny Marx
New York City
Russel Wood
Mary Belle Simonton
Fred Mitchell
Henry Hamilton
Jennie Kendall
Rainbow
P. T. Dunning
Phil, Jr
Ferriday, la
R. L. McHenry
T. C. Dansby
Charlotte
James P. Light
el Paso
Texas
Annette Bradshaw
Louise Smeller
Son
Gayety
Callum
McCallum
Mwates
Zephyrs
M.to
Ethel Wilkins
the Flower Shopper Incorporated
North Third St
Ench
Jennie Vinson
State
Stella Vinson
South Grand St
Parish School
Kate Boyce
First Baptist Church
Monroe
Grand Floral CO
Grand Ave
J. L. Pittman
Minville and Devlin
Ouachita National Bank
Mrs
Dean Selig
Metropolitan Cafe
Chas
Johnow
NEW South
R. L. McHenry, Mer
Elizabeth Arden
New York
London
Astors
Edney
North 5Th St
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