Panama Hat Trends At Palm Beach Summer Style Forecast
Palm Beach observers note continued love for body hats and fancy bands while Panama hats dip in popularity. A new large shape with a wide brim and telescope top may gain, alongside Milan straw and dyed Leghorn. Millan hats reappear with unique crowns, and a natural Leghorn with crown crease sells at $15. The Pineapple Weave semit tops at $10 remain popular, while a random street survey finds 45 plain black hatbands and 80 with fancy bands among 125 sampled.
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Milan
Knox
tTe
G. F. Beekman
Breakers
Anthony
Nou
Chicago Apparel Gazette
Indiana Bone Dry Also Punishes Drinkers
Indianapolis May 11 A Marion county judge ruled a witness cannot admit drinking under Indiana Wright bone-dry law as it would incriminate him. If he says he drank heavily he could be convicted and compelled self incrimination is forbidden by the constitution. Despite this alcohol firms sustain heavy advertising campaigns.
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Indiana
James A. Collins
Marion County Criminal Court
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Im going to bring Ferguson home tonight
A quoted exchange from Tit-Bits in London notes a family planning to bring Ferguson back home tonight due to pressing domestic issues. The dialogue hints at poverty food shortage a sick cook and a tooth coming for a baby while contrasting a suitor’s marriage plans. The piece captures social humor and domestic strain in a curt streetwise tone.
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Ferguson
London
Beach Pajamas Debut at Palm Beau Club Resort
Fairchild London notes beach pajamas have appeared in America after years of predicting their fashion rise. The initial display occurs at Palm Beau, a leading exclusive club, signaling the garment’s first U.S. appearance though its current vogue remains limited.
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Fairchild
London
Lido
Deauville
America
Palm Beau
Luxurious silk beach pajamas gain favor at upscale shores
The Chicago Apparel Gazette's Men’s Wear notes the seaside trend of silk beach pajamas. Tailored with foulard silks and rich color patterns, these outfits use heavy silks for cuffs and collars and contrast with rough terry robes. At venues like Bath and Tennis clubs along boardwalks, the Lido pajama is a luxe staple for the super wealthy.
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Foulard
Bath and Tennis Club
Chicago Apparel Gazetta
Gov McLean Plans Wisconsin Vacation Camp Stay
Raleigh May 11 North Carolina's summer executive mansion likely to be at a Wisconsin lake country camp. No official word yet but Gov McLean is expected to spend his vacation there again. Last summer he stayed two months at Lake-o-Lakes cutting wood and is said to be skilled with an axe.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Wisconsin Lake Country
McLean
Wisconsin
Lake-o-Lakes
Fine Geometrical Patterns Latest in Necktie Style
Palm Beach’s best dressed men favor subtle geometrical neckties this season, replacing last year’s bold patterns. Ties are purchased as sets in different colors yet never paired exactly with handkerchiefs or other items. ensembles aim for harmony or light contrast.
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Palm Beach
Chica“Apparel Gazette
Windsor Forest to Host New Golf Courses near London
London May 11 an extraordinary plan converts 300 acres of Windsor Great Forest once royal hunting ground into golf courses with tile rubber ball as the quarry. The project aims to raise funds for the English exchequer by exploiting unoccupied royal lands. An additional 3000 to 4000 acres will be developed for a new London suburban area, with the golf courses serving mainly as a draw.
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Windsor Great Forest
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