Costumes and Suits Show Promises Spring Fashion Then And Now
A vivid account of a Tuesday display featuring long willowy OMEN inspired outfits. It highlights narrowed waists, flaring skirts, and trains on dressier dresses, with an emphasis on style, elegance, and exclusiveness. The exhibit includes imported models, unique designs, and a wide range of costumes, skirts, waists, wraps, and tailored suits for women, Misses, and children with nearly 3,000 frocks visible for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Campbell
Paris Millinery Show Delights With Bewitching Hats
The Style Show of Millinery presents BENCH hats and designs from Linn Faulkner Camille Roger Verot Caroline Reloux Julia and other Paris gallic artists alongside local creations. Exquisite spring fresh creations enchant readers with imported models and striking prices. Easter openings boost stock value and urge prompt orders next Tuesday.
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Paris
Linn Faulkner
Camille Roger
Verot
Caroline Reloux
Julia
Glove and neckwear display at Wasson's Easter event
Wasson and Company promotes Easter fashion with a vast glove selection and hundreds of neck dressings. The store boasts leadership in styles and quality, drawing fashion leaders from across the state for a special Tuesday display of exclusive items not found elsewhere in the city.
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Milady
Wasson’s
Social Life In Lent A Season Of Formalities
A bustling society column notes spring weddings ahead and numerous social events. From North Side maid cap mishap to club announcements across Indianapolis venues and dates, the piece blends witty vignettes with a calendar of readings, lectures, and musicales. It records visits, guest evenings, and society notices amid a mood of brighter days and renewed gaiety.
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Ant
Hoss
Benham
Irvington
James Banning
Galvin
Hampton Institute
Fowles
Shakespeare Club
Crossland
Bruce
Nellie Welshans
First Baptist Church
Henry Eltel
John L. Griffiths
Frank Atkins
Anna Nicholas
Clio Club
Ralph Morgan
Frank Rabbi
W. N. Wilson
Jessie Kellum
Culture Club
Bert Hssex
East North Street
Bret Hart
Charlies Remy
Will Carleton
J. H. Wooling
Ladies’ Literary Union
Anna Tessen
Hannah Woodworth
Tessen
Nellie Wampler
Mary Alexander
Baer
Arine W
Broadway
Amie
A. Moore
Ruskin
Mary J. Hadley
Nettle New
Fredin
Victor Hugo
Propylaeum
Burnet
Mme
Migelot
Springfield
Steiner
Arthur B. Grover
Tabernacle Church
L. G. Halsey
Engjed's
Conversation Club
E. R. Darlow
Mary Morgan
EB. B. Jones
Franklin
S. A. Morgan
Frank Williams
Wabash
Miss Ireland
St. Louis
First Presbyterian Church
John H. Holliday
Winfeld T. Durbin
North Meridian Street
Idlehour Club
Dr. Rowe
North Delaware Street
Ulery
Covington
Orville Peckham
Sarah H. Peckham
Henry Judah Brandon
Geneva
Stemple
Wal
Newer Dress Fabrics and Silks Highlight Wasson Show
New dress fabrics appear with seasonal novelties as Wasson intensively monitors production. Wool fabrics showcase spring-like drape with diverse color schemes and unique single patterns. Silks emphasize cling, with Pongees and Foulards from leading looms to be shown Tuesday, offering a cascade of shimmering silk loveliness.
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Wasson
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H. P. Wasson & Company
Leeve
Clinton Scollard
North Side
Indianapolis Woman's Club
Progress Club
Tuxedo
John Harvey
Rice
North Alabama Street
German Literary Club
Professor Nix
Indianapolis Literary Club
Twentieth Century Club
Ellis
Mesdames Thompson
Wardwell
Norris
Wildes
R. H. Strong
West Ninteenth Street
Dickey
Ostees
Mia Morrie
Tyora Dk Armstrong
William ‘Cullen Bry
Gaston
Mme. Shaw
Professor Freemal
Alliance Francaise
Madame Fredin
New York Tribune
Granville M. Ballard
E. 8. Walker
Lebanon
Julius Merkel
Isaac Lewis
Connersville
A. Morgan
Pamsa
Alexandria
Gale
Iending
Lalance & Grosjean Mfg. Co
Moaton Hicaso
Herbourg
Hamburg
A. Victoria
Amarek
Deutschland
Columpiaore
Plymouth -Cheernourg
Molthe
Walderare
Patricia
Pennsylvania
Hamburg-American Line
Bway
Broa
A. Meteger
Agta
Indianapolis
J. F. Spaunhurst
Pease
Stevenson Building
Same' N Druley
C. L Fletcher
North
Pennsylvania Street
South
Meridian Street
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