Handsome Wools Are New Style For Town Travel and School
Fashion notes by Cherie Nicholas describe fall 1941 wool ensembles including honey colored jackets with all over embroidery, plaid jackets, and black felt hats with pheasant feathers. The piece highlights nailhead belts, brass buttons, velvet trims, fringe, and new wool weaves while praising career girl and campus wear, coats, dresses, and travel outfits.
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Jersey
Chicago
Raglan
Western Newspaper Union
Feathers and Veilings Popular for Fall Hats
Feathers and veilings dominate the fall millinery scene with very large hats and small flamboyant designs. Back coverage is emphasized with veils massed at the back and snoods or other hair concealment. Larger brims curve downward and ribbons curtain the back. Bright feathers and entire feather hats appear on felts with gay quills and pheasant colors.
Little Black Dress Returns As Autumn Favorite
Black dresses remain a staple for fall with fringe trims velvet bands lace and jet embroidery featured on dressy versions. The trend emphasizes simplicity and classic lines like dolman sleeves and loose-fitting blouse shapes while maintaining a steadfast place in the season’s style picture.
Contract to marry becomes a business deal for Jack Anthony
Jacqueline Anthony, a hotel stenographer, reads a marriage contract from Larrimore H Cutter. He offers money and security via government bonds, aiming a swift wedding. She signs to gain freedom later, but doubts linger as she prepares for a Saturday ceremony and contemplates a life as Mrs. Cutter.
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Larry Cutter
Jacqueline
Jack) Anthony
Raynear
Larry
Mr. Cutter
Jacqueline Anthony
Larrimore H. Cutter
Cutter
Anthony
Miss Anthony
Jack
Guaranty Trust
Courtland Street
Trousseau
Friday
Archibald Potter
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By Cherie Nicholas
Ally
Hin
Kansas City
Kelloax Company
Johnson
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