New Color Trends in Fashion Color Seasons and Fabrics
The article surveys a wide range of color innovations and fabric shifts in fashion. It highlights new color names like joyeuse and abbesse, compares soft pinks, beiges, and greens, and notes beaded net and satin textures. It covers costume details from gowns to trimmings, mentions hat trends focused on jet hues, and references Riviera influence on spring fashion tones. It also cites New York Times humor about apartment hunting contrasting with seasonal attire and rural contrasts.
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Lessons From Vienna on Economical Chic for Women
An extended piece contrasts Viennese and American fashion culture, arguing the Viennese woman achieves chic with careful economy. It details silk flowers, glove upkeep, lace, skin care with herbs and fruit, and subtle color choices, emphasizing personal grooming, handmade touches, and disciplined spending over ostentation.
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Suffrage Fronts Endorse California Amendment
Four major political parties in California back a constitutional amendment granting full women’s suffrage. A suffragist cites a ten year old case to argue women’s voting rights are essential, recalling a court ruling where a husband, after giving their newborn to a brother to raise in China, was found to have legal ownership of the baby.
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Gardenias Take Lead Over Violets and Orchids for Corsages
A Washington florist, facing gardenia shortages, explains why gardenias dominate corsage bouquets now. Prices rise to 1 each for large blooms, 75 cents for seconds, while violets and orchids have fallen from favor. Florists describe constant orders, limited stock, and the challenge of supplying perfect gardenias for bridal and social events.
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Boy recalls hospital visit after fall from tree
A northern city boy wanders with friends in search of persimmons when he steps on a fallen limb and fractures a leg. After treatment he is discharged and recalls visiting the hospital to see the sisters in service, expressing affection and longing for his mother.
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