Paris Fashion Flutters From Pelerine to Tecla Jewels
In Paris a sharp-eyed reader surveys fashion cravings and misfires among women who chase the latest styles. The piece weighs pelerine sleeves, three quarter gowns, and the hype around M Tecla jewels, a mix of fake gems and real lore, while noting salons and gowns by Dorziat and details of hats and veils.
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Rauflinger
Paris
Sheba
Io & Modern
ARIS
Bat
Adder
Tyra
Angi T
St. Cecilia
Marta
M. Tecla
Peatla
Tecla
Boulevard Haussmann
Atelier
Italy
Sindbad
M.'Tecla
The Little Glove Handkerchief Craft Idea
A home craft method outlines creating a glove handkerchief by tracing a large handkerchief to size, tightly rolling the raw edge, and securing with cross overhand stitches in colored thread to form small crosses. Finishing with Valenciennes lace for a fine quality edge.
Ornamental Pointers for Women and Health Claims
A fragmented page lists advice and notes on women’s fashion and health. It mentions Irene Hapcon on stage with family approval, various gloves and gowns, dietary tips like onion juice and tomatoes for the liver, and humorous anecdotes about hair color, shoes, and silverware cleaning. Several names appear, including Miss Sophie Wright and Miss Pauling Nelann, with brief references to education, chauffeurs, and fashion trends.
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Frooc KS
Crear
Tetia
Salon D'Automme
Vornts
Gabrielle Dorziat
Hitv
Doucet
Blanding
Thiee Dents
Ringoo Danece
France
England
Beotchmann
Earl
Herp
Mani
Gur Shostess
Catherine Talbot
Irene Hapcon
Jane
Mishi
Luke Wright
Tokyo
Sophie Wright
New Orleans
Gether
EmeNez
Seydan Avastin
Philadelphia