OF INTEREST TO LADIES Fashions Move Toward Short Street Skirts
The article notes a shift from long skirts to shorter street wear, stressing tidy undergarments such as silk petticoats and frills. It describes an elegant loose sack in black guipure lined with black taffeta, with black mousseline de soie, and a red waved wrap with large cuffed sleeves, red silk puffs, and a red hat trimmed with roses and plumes.
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Ecru
Argus
Dupic
Bolero fashions linger with lace and red cloth ensemble
Boleros remain in use for spring costumes and extend into summer. Descriptions show varied shapes fitting many figures, including a bolero with lace straw braids on hats and an illustrated red cloth costume featuring a corselet skirt, princess lines, deep circular frill, and gold embroidered ecru details.
DRESSES FOR MISSES Gored Skirts and Full Explained Hints
The article details growing girls fashions from 1901, explaining five gore skirts for Misses in serge, homespun, and other fabrics. It covers cutting, placement of front and side panels, back fullness, trimming, and fitting, plus notes on fabrics, lining, and blouse waists for woolen dresses.
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American Press Amociation
Society Notes From Boise And District Events
Weiser reports a capital hill wedding as Seth L Roberta of this city married Miss Lulu May Russell at the bride’s Boise home on Monday evening August 12. Rev R B Wright spoke the vows. Glenn K Shawhan served as best man. Miss Edith K George of Ashdwell was bridesmaid. The couple will reside in Weiser. A pleasant party for Dr Numbers and wife featured lanterns, Nile, and prizes for Mrs Hawthorn and Mr Koy Burley, with many gifts. A reception honored Rev F J Lachner of All-Hollows College with Whist, music, and refreshments. Friday, ChristAan Endeavor social at A Watson’s on the Flat included solos by Franc Davis, Mrs Ashman, Lilian Turner, Burton L Twitchell, and college songs. Misses Keyes hosted friends on Academy Hill with games and late refreshments. Bucklin’s Arnica Salve cured severe sores on Mrs Nannie Galleger of La Grange, Ga, praised as a quick, effective remedy.
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Seth L Roberta
Lulu May Russell
Boise
R. B. Wright
Glenn K Shawhan
Edith K. George
Ashdwell
Pavific
Idaho Northern Railway
F. J. Lachner
All-Hollows College
Salt Lake City
Barbara Ruf
Messrs
C. F. Drake
J. D. Maloney
Richard Rienhard
J. B. O'Toole
Nettie Peterson
Fargo
N.D
Barton
Christaan Endeavor
A. Watson
Franc Davis
Ashman
Lilian Turner
Burton L Twitchell
Moe
Keyes
Academy Hill
Davis
Burley
Marsh
Hawthorn
Fuller
Wulff
Finley
Jadsop
Fashion notes on cuffs and waists by CurvE Harper
The piece describes cuff and waist styles focusing on shorter front lengths, lack of pouching, and a fit resembling the French waist. Necks and waistlines are gathered, backs lightly draped, with few tucks and no neck fullness. Simpler designs favored.
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Boleros
Weiser
Nannie Galleger
la Grange
Bucklin
R. W. Suarn
Oggist
I Micrelis
Soi
Santas
Idaho
Easy Shoes For
Tender Feat
Gerwick & Lowe
Weiser, Idaho
Will C. Shields
Perrault Street
OPP & Davis
Dewlere
IDAEO
Ehrisman & Lawrence
Feimser
Hany
Coakley Brothers
Hortland
Frank Korup
Atthews & Roberts
Feea Corra
Freda
Rune
White
Koff Street
A. J. Hopkins
Weber
Sap
Kind &O. M. Hard
Ami