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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1924
Page
22
Fashion notes describe elegant afternoon wear with moire, satin, and printed silks. Frocks use plaited all over effects, off the shoulder yokes, and small cap sleeves. Chinese influence appears in Mandarin collars and vivid button details.
The article surveys spring sleepwear and nightgowns with emphasis on tailored robes, lace trims, and varied sleeve silhouettes. It notes three main negligee shapes the kimono sleeve wrap breakfast coat and front opening coat while highlighting fabrics such as crepe de chine crepe back satin and pastel hues with lace applications and decorative borders.
An advertisement touts Jackson S. Wiley product US Navy digestives dissolving in the stomach to relieve indigestion and gas. It claims immediate relief after the first dose, with refunds offered if not satisfied. Availability at diner stores for 60 cents to 100 dollars per bottle.
M. Louis Loucheur, appointed as France’s Minister of Commerce in the new cabinet, is tasked with lowering the cost of living. He is regarded as a capable reformer.
The page highlights spring outfits using floral trims. A center dinner frock features clusters of roses and foliage in white blue pink and green on white chiffon with chiffon draped over flesh tinted material. On the right a white silk and wool crepe sports suit with interwoven color bandings is shown with a black moire hat and a rhinestone bar accessory.
April activities at Murray Ridge include the play The Old Fashioned Mother Friday evening. Laura Van Wagner and Ruth Fowl attend events. church and Sunday school elect officers. Services held at the county home Sunday. flower show trip to Cleveland noted.
The piece profiles M. Loucheur a Roubaix native and former Minister of Munitions and Reconstruction. It notes his early training at Ecole Polytechnique followed by artillery service and railway work. It highlights 12 years of public works including rail projects in the Turkish Empire Balkans Serbia and Russia.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Spiegelberg and two children Irma and Russell of De road and Mr and Mrs Theodore Grills with children Melvin and Harold of West Ridge visited Mr and Mrs C J Smith on Sunday.
RIVER ROAD April 9. Mr and Mrs R Chambers Elyria spent Sunday at the home of Alva Seeley. Myrl Sheldon is with pneumonia. Mrs Geo Dent spent a few days in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Geo Both spent Saturday in Elyria. Mrs L J Mohler and gener 45 were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Mohler. Mrs George Elden has been sick the past week. A Seeley spent Tuesday in Cleveland. Miss Edith Reichard Grat ton and friend Mr Smith Toledo spent a few days with Mrs Belle Baney. Ed and Albert Bremik have a radio installed in their home.
Mrs Herbert Hoover will chair and Mrs Robert Lansing will be secretary of the national convention of the Woman's National Committee for Law Enforcement in Washington D C on April 10 and 11. A pageant titled Liberty in Law will be staged by Mrs Andrews and Mrs Forest. Mrs Thomas G Winter urges club delegations wherever possible.
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