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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1907
Page
7
Fashion notes describe ready to wear dresses and coats with ready alterations, bold color schemes, and Japanese embroidery. Discussion covers bandeaus on hats, Parisian trims, cutaway coats for both sexes, morning gowns, and practical auto hats, emphasizing taste, fit, and affordable elegance.
ARIS, April 18. A reflective piece contrasts imagination with practicality, urging balance between wit and worldly pragmatism. It visits fashion hoarding, details Parisian wardrobes, and notes clever dressers master storage, while touching on hats, capes, and coordinated accessories. It closes with opinions from French writers on whether men prefer beauty or brains, leaving taste to individuals.
A soapstone griddle may be used without greasing and only needs thorough scouring with pumice stone and water before use. Misa Wang Brennyn, actress and chorus girl of New York, studies law in her spare time and plans to practice, pledging to pay once she begins.
The article discusses a shift toward restricting certain fabrics to business and official use, condemns excessive flourish in handwriting, and notes fashion trends such as lace tunics and crepe de chine fabrics. It highlights Alden Freeman of New Jersey and mentions Miss Carter, an Episcopal deacon, missionary in Alaska, taking charge of St. John’s mission near the Arctic.
The article describes skirt trimming focusing on wide bands of silk or satin at the feet, often topped by a narrower embroidered band. It notes the band protects sheer fabrics and appears in chiffon, net, and satin ensembles, including cloth and voile dresses.
Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth recently appeared on the street in a pale blue ensemble. She discarded the classic Alice blue, wearing baby blue shoes and a blue purse with a blue parasol. The Countess of Suffolk, Daisy Leiter, plans to race horses of her own, with early interest in a first horse named Ace.
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