Colin Cabot Pursued in Night Trap at Roxbury
Colin Cabot travels to Roxbury with a cavalry escort to meet Miss Patience Fayerweather while Amos Farnsworth pursues him on orders from the Commander in Chief. Philip Dorset delays and guides Colin toward a trap as Dorset’s men watch unseen. The ambush sets as dusk falls and Miss Fayerweather’s fate hangs in the balance.
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Colin
Pat
Roxbury
Amos
Revere
Harry Gage
Patience Fayerweather
Amos Farnsworth
Dorset House
Dorset
Colin Cabot
Philip Dorset
Young Dorset
Miss Fayerweather
The Dorset Wedding Conspiracy Clash in Roxbury
In Roxbury General Ward and General Gage discuss a prisoner exchange when Colin and loyalists scheme to aid Harry Gage. A night confrontation erupts as Colin fights off armed pursuers and hears Amos Farnsworth’s cry, halting the ambush at dusk.
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General Ward
Roxbury
General Gage
Harry Gage
Dorset
Philip Dorset
Colin
Amos Farnsworth
Amos
Jin
Duel on the Roxbury Road Ends in Escape and Respect
Captain Colin Cabot survives an ambush by Loyalists near Roxbury. Amos Farnsworth aids him in a tense duel with Harry Gage, resulting in capture, disarmament, and a turn toward reconciliation. Washington and Lady Washington receive the full account as Cabot reports the night’s dramatic events.
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Amos
Ward
Colin
Harry Gage
Gage
Captain Farnsworth
David Pager
Amos Farnsworth
Satan
Moses
Colin Cabot
David Fayerweather
Dorsets
Cambridge
Roxbury
Dorset House
Cabot
Somerset
Bor
Dave Fayerweather
General Gage
Washington
Boston July 1778. Colin Cabot joins Army and plots meeting with Pat
Colin Cabot leaves Harvard Cambridge to join the Revolutionary army. He serves under Capt. Amos Farnsworth and becomes Washington's informal secretary. Pat Fayerweather, loyalist's daughter and rebel at heart, writes inviting a meeting beyond American lines. Colin gets leave to seek her.
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Boston
Colin Cabot
Patience
Pat” Fayerweather
Cambridge
Amos Farnsworth
Colin
Washington
Pat
Velvet Rules The Style Picture In 1933 Fashions
Velvet underpins haute couture with jackets capes and wraps in blue gentian ruby and pearl tones. Designers pair velvet with soft crepe and chiffons, while models show velvet trims on gowns and accessories. The Paris house styles mix velvet into day wear and evening looks, epitomizing the era’s luxury trend.
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Haute Monde
Western Newspaper Union
Smartly Tailored By Cherie Nicholas
Cherie Nicholas analyzes a casual tailored suit with swagger topcoat chic-tied shoes and cavalier bag for town and travel wear. The straw hat with organdie bow, striped silk blouse, and separate jacket and skirt reveal a clever two piece ensemble.
Gun metal leather debuts in this season's footwear collection
Gun metal leather appears in new shoes offering versatile wear for gray blue and black outfits. The material tends to minimize decoration and some models pair it with suede for added texture.
Spring lingerie styles captivate with Paris designs
The piece praises new spring and summer lingerie from Paris featuring filmy fabrics and cobwebby lace. It highlights elaborate gowns inspired by formal evening wear, including a pale pink chiffon night dress with silk lace yoke and puff sleeves, plus a jacket option that converts it to a tea gown.
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Paris
Spring jackets feature varied sleeve designs across styles
Sleeve lengths vary in new jackets for spring with shoulder treatments such as Lanvin padded pleats and Schiaparelli cartridge pleats. Sleeves range from elbow to full length, including three-quarter and seven-eighths. New ensembles show bagged sleeves, wide cuffs, slashed sleeves with visible dress through, and raglan or set-in types.
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Lanvin
Schiaparelli
Skirts Grow Longer Across Fashion Houses
Skirts are generally longer than last season with daytime styles above the ankle bone and evening skirts sweeping the floor. Waistlines run normal to low, except for Mme Wisa Schiaparelli whose high and wide waistlines remain a striking eccentric feature.
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Mme
Wisa Schiaparelli
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the Master of Chaos
Oy Acres
Irving Bacheller
WN Service
Mr. Gage
Hull
General Headquarters
Billy
Lady Washington
General Washington
Captarn Farnsworth
Milady
Maggie Rouff
Cherie Nicholas
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