Colors and Styles Dominate New Blouse Fashion Trends
The piece highlights the surge of one piece frocks alongside abundant lingerie blouses in the coming season. It notes prices from seven to ten dollars for smart models, with color accents on white bases. It describes delicate fabrics such as marquisette and voile, and details like blue cotton voiles, French blue inserts, and sheer French lawn shirts with intricate collar and yoke work.
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Naterial
Colec
Suromer
Haberdasher
Fifth Avenue
Foulard
Trish Jace
Dutch neck blouses charm with vivid embroidery trends
Fashion notes describe Dutch neck blouses with peasant sleeves, lace trims, and rich embroidery in Irish, Russian, and French laces. Prices reach $7.50 for a pink hem model while silk shirts, tailored waists, and sheer lawns showcase springing color combos, trims, and collars in Parisian and New York shops.
What Women Are Doing In Every Walk of Life
Agnes H Howe elected president of the California State Teachers Association. Mrs Stephen Baker heads the Studio Club of New York at 63 West Fifty sixth Street, serving as a home for music, drama, arts, and crafts students with 200 members and shared clubrooms. Various women hold editorial, teaching, and public service roles across states and nations, including Miss Lillie L Lagenour stepping down after twelve years as Colusa county superintendent, and Miss Fanny Bixby aiding juvenile offenders as a police officer in Long Beach.
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Stephen Baker
Studio Club of
New York
West Fifty-sixth Street
Young Women's Christian Associaum
Schuyler Schieffelin
Elizabeth
Elenor. Boree
May
John BR. MacArthur
J. C. Carter
Percy Hall Jennings
J. W. Auchincloss
Lillie L. Lagenour
Colusa County
Cal
Miss Lagenour
Fanny Bixby
Long Beach
Wellesley
Civic Services House
Boston
Nurses’ Settlement
San Francisco
Miss Bixby
Ear lore and fashion of hiding ears in 1911 style
A columnist argues that visible ear lobes harm beauty and must be hidden or minimized. She recalls Paris study, praises draping hair, pudding bag hats, and subtle rouge while warning against naked ears. Tips include ear bands, gentle pinching, ice, or water to pink lobes, and hair to cover ears, with caution on safety and aging effects.
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Ini
Paris
Gristle Bread A Norwegian Specialty In European Baking
Gristle bread is a Norwegian specialty, with bakeries producing loaves for Norwegian patrons abroad. The process uses an extrateated oven to form a crust or skin, then a final bake for a complete loaf. Traditionally rye flour, now mixed with wheat for larger loaves, and the bread costs more due to extra time and labor.
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Norway
Germany
Rich old ladies and wills prompt a moral on marriages
An editor quotes a provocative remark on wills and marriages. He notes that rich old men rarely restrict widows who remarry, while rich women often leave nothing to a husband who remarries. A reporter urges George to raise the issue at the Acorn Club, highlighting gendered views on wealth and marriage.
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Paris
George
Acorn Club
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Nec
Ilka Binche
W. E. Hildreth
Tooka
Agnes H. Howe
California State’ Teachers' Association
Annie J. Allebach
Philadelphia
Miss Allebach
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Columbia University
University of New York
Emilene Women's’ University
Cincinnati
College of the Equal Suffrage League
Frances Squire Potter
Potter
Laura Day
McVea
J.warren Richie
Sarah Stewers
J. W. Giltner
Eliott. Pendelton
Samuel Alien
Edwin L. Hitchins
Sweden
Liberals
Conservatives
Notiination
Bell Liberals and
Conservatiy
Virginia
C. Gildersleeve
Barnard’ College
Gildersteeve
Atisg Anna ‘Staysts
Gen. Brattle
Beer
Miss. Rugstad
Nis
New South. Wales
Sydney
Shason
Aaghive
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