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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
5
Of Interest to Ladies surveys the vogue for rough goods in morning and dressy wear with gray double faced fabrics. It describes coats, gowns, and hats in gray blues and browns, with details on jackets, skirts, collars, belts, and trims, plus the growing popularity of short walking skirts and velvet or broadcloth capes.
The long loose coat in black velvet with white satin lining and ermine trim remains an important and conspicuous garment. It features wide flowing sleeves and a front reaching to the instep with the back nearly as long, highlighting millinery and lace details for a refined look.
A description of a white tulfé or chiffon craft and a basic butter cake recipe. Includes gauge for a knitted shawl in Germantown wool with pattern details, border work, fringe, and finishing notes. Also lists money to loan on farms by W L Anderson and a Jersey cow for sale with contact.
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