Butterfly veil inspires romance in spring bridal fashion
CHERIE NICHOLAS notes a revival of feminine romanticism in bridal wear for spring and summer. The butterfly veil trend appears with various headpieces and veils from fingertip to long lengths, plus pale pink and beige gowns. Velvet motifs and mousseline de soie fabrics shape coordinated bridesmaid colors.
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Tulle
Flowers and veils in spring fashion sparks
Cherie Nicholas notes spring fashion favors bright floral hats and saucy veils. First hats feature blooms while flower toques trend for early wear. A red flowered model pairs with a red veil dotted with chenille. the new beauty spot veil with a large face dot enhances flirtatious appeal.
Dalmatian Velvet Styles Gain College Attention
The new vogue features velvet fabrics with little waistcoats boleros and berets. The college set adopts these Dalmatian styled outfits while the sub-deb crowd remains less involved.
Redingote Coats Launch New Vogue in Print Crepe
Fashion notes spotlight vivid print coats paired with simple frocks. Redingote silhouettes lead the trend with front-fastened coats featuring bright bi color sashes that lift black navy or brown gowns. The style shifts include shorter three quarter cuts and jackets with matching handbags.
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Cherie Nicholas
Colors flare as shoes brighten winter wardrobes
Colorful footwear returns to fashion with Schiaparelli pairing scarlet shoes and gloves with a black wool suit and Jade green shoes on a navy outfit. Patou highlights bronze tones with amber-bead belts and glittering bronze slippers complementing a royal purple velvet gown.
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Schiaparelli
Couturiere
Patou
Dewey’s Rise and Oppenheim in the Spotlight
New York profiles Thomas E. Dewey as a relentless prosecutor amid rackets and extortion schemes. Also noted is E. Phillips Oppenheim, the veteran writer discussing diplomatic intrigue and his fifty one years of work, with life on the Riviera and Guernsey island guiding his pace.
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Owosso
Michigan
Windy Gap
Thomas E. Dewey
Manhattan
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Mr. Oppenheim
Caesar
Edgar Wallace
Nice
Riviera
England
Guernsey Island
Paris
Connie Sews Her Own Dress In Lat-a-Lot Gossip
A lively exchange among sisters and mother in a fashion scene discusses self sewn outfits and spring frocks. They praise a two piece and a plaid pique ensemble while planning golf and social moments as Pattern 1257 hints at sizes 12 to the public.
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Connie
Mendelsseohn
Diane
Dwight
Foreign Phrases and Their Uneven Origins
A compact list of foreign terms with English equivalents and brief notes. Includes etourderie, Ricardo, a contre coeur, calembour, pas seur, sars culottes, si non e vero, a la lettre, ex animo, and related explanations.
New Sewing Pattern Book Offers Barbara Bell Styles
The Spring-Summer Pattern Book from Barbara Bell features easy to make styles for children and women. Patterns 15 cents each, sizes 14 to 20, with yardage details for 39 inch material and ribbon bindings. Send 15 cents and order to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Room 1020 Chicago Illinois.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Boys Girls Join My Club Free Prizes
A brief notice promotes a club with a General Foods tie in a community page offering free prizes for children to join the club during an event at a local venue.
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Buck Jones
Buck
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Lucky) Luciano
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