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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1941
Page
6
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas notes spring 1941 neckwear brings dramatic flair with jabots sheer white cascades and lace trims. Organdie jabots anchor blouses, embroidered panel lace magic accents dresses, while white ruffles and lingerie pleatings uplift boleros and Yoke gowns for Easter style.
Decorative motifs of flags stars and eagles enrich costume design. A white rayon hi hat turban and matching scarf offer a practical inexpensive way to achieve a pro America look with bright embroidery and jewel accents.
A new fashion movement features deep V necks and extended collar openings on blouses and dresses. Some outfits include a camisole device for informal wear and jewelry clips to accent the dramatic neckline.
A smart new coat in navy features a princess line body and a knee depth self fabric pleated flounce. The coat is shown over a matching one piece dress, offering coordinated costume suits with a long, elegant silhouette.
The new blouses are frilled tucked and lace trimmed in fascinating fusion. They will appear in an endless Easter parade procession alongside navy suits and caped ensembles adding feminine frou frou.
Beige coats trim with pale furs trend described as delicate and chic. Reefer fronts showcase fur accents creating a refined, understated look in current fashion commentary.
Elmo Scott Watson recounts President William Henry Harrison, who died April 4, 1841, after a one month White House term. Born February 3, 1773 in Virginia, he rose through the military and politics, becoming governor of Indiana and a famed Indian fighter.
In northern California and southern Oregon the Redwood Empire counties host a unique industry braiding and twisting fish lines. The Petaluma plant shows J. W. Woodson, manager and mayor, overseeing twister and layer machines as Ruth Bon delie displays oil treated lines and finish on spools after braiding and inspection.
A pattern for a knitted jerkin sized 12 14 and 16 18 with simple stitch pattern. Includes instructions illustrations stitches and materials needed. Send order to the address provided.
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