Fall Fabrics Attract Couture Selections And Prices
The assortment highlights broadcloth waning in favor but serges and soft-surface suitings gain prominence with camel’s hair textures and melange blends. Silk Henrietta and Silk-Warp Henrietta from French makers appear in eight shades, 43 inch widths, originally $2.00 per yard, with special sale pricing and additional lighter-weight options in matching hues.
Fall Fashion the New Black Dress Fabrics for 1900s Wardrobe
The article advertises a wide assortment of black fabrics for fall wardrobes, urging women to own two or three gowns. It lists weights from sheer fabrics for evening wear to heavy worsteds for street costumes and notes many foreign novelties with prices from 30 cents to $4.00 per yard. It highlights imported chiffon, broadcloths, satin cashmere, all wool cashmeres, and various Priestley fabrics with multiple price points.
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Beautiful Handmade French Lingerie Preview
A catalog note announces new imports of French lingerie including underwear bridal trousseaux and gowns with hand embroidery lace and ribbon from Paris. It highlights single garments and sets, monograms and initials embroidered to order, and details feminine gowns in sheer nainsook with decorative laces and trims.
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Miss Elizabeth Howry Hosts Tea at Her Washington Home
Miss Elizabeth Howry daughter of Judge Howry hosted a small tea yesterday afternoon at her Itreet residence in honor of her guest Miss Cora Bowen of Jacksonville Florida. About 20 guests mainly women who accompanied Howry last year attended. Remarks note that Bowen departs for New York and several officials wives are mentioned with travel and residence updates among Washington society.
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Girla
Misa Howry
Kennon Gust Marriage Announced in Baltimore
Mrs Elizabeth Calvert Peter announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Britania Kennon to Mr Frederick William Gust of Litchfield on Saturday October 16 in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Gust will be at home.
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Social Leader Mrs Taft Recovers Public Life Returns to White House
Snapshot column traces Mrs Taft's gradual return to her daily White House routine after a nervous collapse. She has resumed theater visits, daily walks, and motor drives, while the President weighs her winter plans amid ongoing social expectations and limited caller access.
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Fashion and theater life amid royal restraint and debutantes
The piece notes delays in ornate gifts for a royal wedding as craftspeople finish heraldic pieces. It recounts Duchess of Marlborough’s failed bid to join a private supper at the Carlton for The Dollar Princess cast, and describes winter fashion favoring dark gowns amid unemployment, with social figures like Mrs. Cornwallis West and Countess Granard adjusting conduct to avoid spectacle.
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Xing
Sweden seeks loans to keep farming men in country
Sweden launches a national subscription to fund loans for unemployed laborers after a recent strike. Loans will buy small farms with ten year repayment. The fund is run by an anti emigration society of Sweden under Boy King Manuel Better. Lisbon reports King Manuel convalescing from an intestinal ailment. Swit and Company's Washington sales show weekly beer averages.
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Donkey Mand Lanterns at AtlSc TU gion
Lanterns with or without pickle feet and figures named Uncle Josh, Devils heads, and Grandja figures appear in a tilted, fragmentary OCR style item from a historical page segment. The readable names hint at decorative lanterns or theatrical props described in a local column.
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