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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
3
Cherie Nicholas notes lace dominates the June bride scene with gowns and veils designed for a perfect picture. Lace gowns echo historic royal styles and allow color themes from blush pink to ice blue for brides and maids, with detachable trains and Chantilly lace accents enhancing elegance.
Mannish tailoring in coats for grown up ladies echoes in boyish styles for girls from toddlers to teens. The double breasted flannel coat shows broad lapels and a wide notched collar, fitted waist, six bone buttons, and a roomy chic tie coat.
The article notes summer tailleurs favor pastel fabrics blending rayon and wool or replacing wool. Thiebaut-Brion specializes in novel fabrics with rayon crepes and ray on serges, some with a chine effect from twisted rayon yarns. New mossy crepes and pastel woolens appear, some tweed like, in delicate pastel tones including sweet pea hues.
Lace dresses dominate the Paris show with a vast variety and many models from leading designers. A recent Hotel George V ball featured exclusively lace gowns in dark tones like midnight blue purplish blue grenat eggplant and tortoise shell brown.
Fashion notes highlight evening sandals in gold or silver with high heels as chic. Wearers pair very sheer pastel hose to match or contrast with dresses, moving away from flesh colored hosiery.
Beaded necklaces expand in importance and desirability, rivaling collars as a key fashion accessory. The trend signals a shift in jewelry use with necklaces becoming prominent decorative items.
Hollywood rumors swirl around Gene Markey writing By the Dawn's Early Light for Joan Bennett with RKO buying it for her and Fred Stone as lead. Joan Bennett returns from England as filming begins. Myrna Loy and Arthur Hornblow rumors resolve. Buster Crabbe rename dispute noted.
Bright sale note promotes Barbara Bell Pattern No 1889 B in sizes 14 to 42 with wider shoulders and paneling. It promises easy sewing, low cost, and snaps for pins or posies, urging readers to send 15 cents for the pattern and a copy of The Summer Pattern Book. Chicago address given.
An older notice promotes a cross stitch transfer pattern featuring seven Mammy motifs for tea towels. It suggests making a set for Fair time and provides pattern number 5547, material needs, stitch diagrams, and color ideas. Readers are invited to send 15 cents and their name and address to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. in New York.
A reflective note on how time's swift wheels drive events onward toward hopeful outcomes, emphasizing progress, momentum, and a positive destination. The passage frames change as purposeful and uplifting, shaping a bright future through ongoing motion.
Advice from Ruth Morrison in Good Housekeeping urges a relaxed summer rhythm. Emphasizes deliberate work, slow walking, two word motto Dont push, and calming demeanor in crowded spaces to project cool, private restraint.
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