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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1935
Page
7
Cherie Nicholas outlines a practical two type approach for college wardrobe the musts and would like to haves. She promotes new silk weaves including nail silks for cool crushless wear and easy care with tailored frocks two piece dresses and satin options.
Cherie Nicholas notes a velvet season with a deep red stiff velvet evening ensemble featuring a luxuriously furred marten collar and cuffs. She highlights the gown's button fastening with many Paris dresses showing front closures and an abundance of tiny buttons for a feminine, charming effect.
Yellow remains a summer favorite but green is emerging as the next fall color. Designers report green outfits and green woolen dresses in preparation for shop windows as autumn fashion shifts away from blues and browns.
Green and white jade dominates Paris jewelry windows with carved necklaces pins clips and ear rings. Fat rounded uncarved bracelets and jade rings share space alongside miniatures Buddhas monkeys and elephants in sizes from small to 8 or 10 inch statuettes.
Materials used by designers include velvet lame metal fabrics cellophane mix brocades and lace highlighting rich textures for evening wear.
The simple yoke creates a demure frame for a soft bodice, with a choice of flare sleeve or puff. Dress up a printed silk or cotton, or soft handkerchief linen for easy wear. Pattern 9343 in sizes 14 to 42 requires fabric and includes a sew chart. send 15 cents and order to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
A playful exchange features a pupil asking for his father’s name with an amusing reply about his mother liking him. A small girl presents a wrapped egg to her mother, mistaking a hen for wrapping eggs in cellophane. Quick snippets end with a humorous Q and A.
A humorous vignette contrasts a nocturnal concert with a home life scene. The speaker asks for sheet music while joking about her husband’s nightly snoring as soon as he lies down. The fragment captures domestic mood and light wit.
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