Bolero Fashion Sweeps Through Spring Runways
CHERIE NICHOLAS notes boleros dominate fashion, flattering waists and offering versatile outfits from tailored tweed to crepe and gabardine. Navy and gray blues rise, with trim pockets, prints, sashes, and even fur trimmed pieces. Journal highlights three styled outfits from Chicago designers, urging shoppers to pair boleros with skirts or dresses for best-dressed status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Styla Creators
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Washington Drones and the New Deal Wage Debate
A 1930s style column critiques Washington workers as drones in marble palaces. It analyzes government labor, the wage hour bill, and Roosevelt's policies, noting limited progress and the clash with industry and Southern opposition. It foresees dirigible travel and helium ties with Germany, stressing political pressure shaping reform.
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Roosevelt
United States
Wall Street
Booseve
A. F
South
Congress
Germany
Geremany
Certai
South America
Europe
Wright
Night View of Washington Captures Visitors Imagination
Washington offers a wealth of sights for out of town guests with government offices libraries and parks. The piece notes Andrew Mellon and Franklin Roosevelt era sites and highlights travel tips and the city’s bird life parks and the National Zoo as major attractions.
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Nations Geographic Bodiety
Washington, D. C
WNU Service
Hawever
Washington
Andrew Mellon
Department of Agriculture
United States National Herbarium
Ady Garland
Fanny — Brice
Allan Jones
Radio Hour
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Reginald Owen
Rock Creek Park
Old Pierce Mill
National Geographic Society
Smithsonian Institution
East Indies
Galapagos
Port Myer
Botanic Garden
National Botanic Garden
Congressional Library
Capitol
Tropics
Unig
Congression
Lace Resort Mode by Cheeee Nicholas
A winter to spring fashion feature highlights a lace dress ideal for travel and cruises. The piece emphasizes comfort, color, and ease of packing with wrinkle resistance, noting scalloped edges and a contrasting belt as fresh touches for a two piece frock.
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Cheeee Nicholas
Late Best Model in Hungary Styles
In Hungary, a small nation in southern Europe, folk art thrives as exquisite embroidery on linen and hand loomed jute belts. Peasant artisans, both men and women, transfer gay designs to belts with natural ivory edges finished by button hole stitches and wood buckles. Jute belts suit suits and spring outfits, featuring bright yarn embroidery and washable, fast colors.
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Hungary
Europe
Budapest
Hats of Youthful Drape Style Shown by Milliners
Millinery showcases youthful draped hat designs as leading contributions from Peris millinery with new styles for costumes from couture houses. Berets, toques, and turned up brisé shapes lead the collection, emphasizing lengthened silhouettes without exaggeration.
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Peris
Couture
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By Cherie Nicholas
Eeeapita Carter
Benker
Departments of Commerce, Agriculture
Interior
Post Office
Maritime Commission
Machinery Division of Commerce
White House
Lakehurst
N. J
Atlantic
London
War Office
Hugo Eckener
Pan American Airways
Navy
Ington
Virginia Vale
Night View
Department of Commerce
Library of Congress
National Bureau of Standards
Istrict of
Columbia
Ciy
Theodore Roosevelt
Hillia Burke
Judy Garland
Fanny Brice
Jones
Judy
Arrowhead Lake Lodge
Paramount
Fred MacMurray
John Barrymore
Gladys
Carole Lombard
Carole
Hollywood
Barbara Stanwyck
Holywood
Myrna Loy
Charles Winninger
Kay Francis
Clark Gable
Robert Taylor
Norma Shearer
Ray Bolger
Rosaire
George Raft
Olus Ang
Dun
Ilson
Jack Bunny
Radio City
Kred Istuire
James Cagney
Biersten Cagney
Powell
Mudia Prigtart
Weatery
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