Fashion's Wardrobe Drama Captures Town Gazette
A fashion exhibit sample reveals a refined wardrobe where a young woman navigates social gaze. The piece details garments, accessories, and witnesses including a college professor, with emphasis on style and restraint.
Feminine Facet of Fashion and Etiquette Debates
A fragmented 19th century column blends fashion, education, and social ritual. It discusses a pocketable dictionary, elegant culinary tasting, and social introductions emphasizing proper posture, first greetings, and etiquette for ladies and gentlemen in New York society. It critiques vanity and the peril of misimpression while offering dated guidance on hosting and visiting.
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Jake
Joanlnico
Ani
Margaret Bottome And Her Work by Esther Z Cullen
A lengthy profile of Margaret Bottome, founder and long-time leader of the International Order of the King's Daughters and Sons. The piece details her rise from New York meetings to founding the sisterhood, its global spread, and Bottome's religious influence and advocacy for women.
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Margaret Bottome
Esther Z. Cullen
Ning Indica
New York City
Inathers
Renee
Ahvbh
Edward Everett Hale
Margaret Hottome
Mire Bottome's
Tyr. Hale
King's Daughters
Mrs. Bottam
New York
Einar
Order of the King's Daughters and Sons
Mra Bottome
Soi
Susaanna Wester
Susanna Wesley
Mmethodist Church
Mrs. Bottome
King's Daughters and Sons
Tarrytown
Bottome
Anne Hutchinson
Alvo
Hot
Gime
Ale Ware
Tie Rei
Colon
Margaret Bortome
Europe
Palestine
Orient
Mary Katherine Clarke
Substitutes for Expensive Garments and Fashion Tips
A period style piece outlines inexpensive dress alternatives like repurposing old gowns into capes with lace, chiffon, and fur trim. It promotes DIY fabric combinations, bold color choices, and simple alterations to achieve chic looks on a budget. It also includes health breathing tips and social commentary on neatness and propriety.
Upper class women described in festive dress and critique
The passage portrays women of high society at a ball and public events wearing extravagant gowns and jewel tones, while other ladies observe quietly from their carriages. It notes social expectations, education biases, and disdain for household duties as beneath their dignity.
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Maly Gould
Hayane
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