Paris Fashion Scene at Armenonville and Cowes Week Couture
The Boston Globe notes Armenonville’s stylish summer scene with elegant gowns in silk finished linen and openwork embroidery. It highlights viscountess de Peloux and Princess Leon outfits, then shifts to Cowes week, detailing navy and diagonal serge suits worn by royalty and social leaders, plus recent Parisian coat trends.
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Armenonville
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Worth
George
Greece
Spain
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Vicomtesse de Peloux
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Doucet
Henri de Rothschild
Redfern
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Duchess of Westminster
George Cornwallis
West
Queen of
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Queen Alexandra
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Summer Hotel Dining Room Doors Recalled by Ex-Worker
A former hotel worker recalls the pressure and scrutiny of staff in a busy summer resort. The remark about wolves evokes the sense of constant watchfulness and hostile attention experienced behind the dining room doors.
Vestry Removals Scar Signature Of North Side Church
In Pittsburgh a vestry at Christ Episcopal Church on Union Avenue midnight altered the church sign removing Rev. John Milton Oakesford’s name. They also rekeyed the front and rear doors and the vestry safe after informing the rector that his services would not be renewed.
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Apples Baked by the Heat
The article recounts extreme heat causing odd and tragic incidents across several states. Stories include roasted apples on trees in Brockport New York. farm apples served with cream in Missouri Point Missouri. hatching eggs in Connecticut. an undertaker dying while embalming in Hudson Massachusetts. a farmer trapped in a meat refrigerator in Pinecroft Massachusetts. and Isaac Reed of Manchester New York found dead after heating his feet near a stove.
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Frank Sparlin
Henry Renier
Missouri Point
Gilbert Wright
Chlemsford
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Henry Herrick
Hudson
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Walcott Gregory
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Isaac P. Reed
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Steers Save Passengers In Panama Shipwreck
New York reports two passengers aboard the Toboga rode ashore on the backs of steers after a wreck off the Panama coast. More than 20 died as a lifeboat capsized under stampeding cattle. The second engineer Perivanchi and Cuban Gregoire stayed calm as lifeboats filled, smoking cigarettes while the ship sank.
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Panama
Perivanchi
Gregoire
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