Velvet and Button Trends in Ladies Fashion of the Era
A fashion note details velvet lacings and buttons as key trim for gowns and skirts, with jeweled buttons gracing evening wear. It highlights a young girl costume in cadet blue broadcloth featuring a jacket, vest, white broadcloth accents, gilt button trims, black moire tie, and a feathered hat with velvet bow and chantilly edging.
New Hats for Mo jelure Hats Por Ev
The popular boating shape returns in white felt for morning wear and in white tulle trimmed with velvet ribbons. White felt hats with black velvet bands and quills are stylish. Black and white pompoms fade in popularity as the boating shape expands to dressy pieces. Picture hats, mostly black with feather curls, remain fashionable for winter millinery. White chiffon with black chantilly lace seen as a novelty. A black chantilly lace piece trimmed with folds of black velvet and a velvet band appears among the options.
Fashion notes on crepe and grenadine gowns and hats
A vintage guide describes white silk crepon afternoon gowns with full backs and tucks, lace yokes, and sash accents. Black grenadine versions are possible with lace and velvet boleros. A white felt hat with ostrich feather and velvet band complements long coats and pale tailor made outfits.
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Fibbons
Poplin
Jupic Cnoutert
New Colors Rule in Brown Tailor Mades Fashion Edict
Green shades rise in favor for both day and evening wear with mint and Myrtle green noted as stunning on velvet. All black and all white outfits remain fashionable Parisian visiting toilet trends feature chrysanthemum red broadcloth trimmed with black astrakhan fur.
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Loula XV
Ecru
Parisian style double overskirt suit with astrakhan trim
A fashion description notes a jacket cut blouse fashion with a Napoleon collar edged in astrakhan and white panne, broad revers and cuffs braided in astrakhan, a black panne crush belt, and a chrysanthemum red silk bat with cream embroidery. London club femmes library offers drawing and dining rooms, hotellike bedrooms, and mixed-gender access with moderate charges, while smoking is allowed in the game room.
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London
Woman's Clubs
Grosvenor Crescent
Clab
Woman's Institute
Institute
Program For Baby Show At City Park Benefit
A Saturday baby show begins at 2 o clock with events for ages up to three years. Judges select the noisiest and quietest entrants as well as heaviest and lightest. Races include Creeping, Walking or Running under two, and Running two to three years. Prizes, refreshments, and photos planned. Local performers and a toy and art booth featured. Admission ten cents adults, five cents children, under free with parent. Includes a county auditor note and railway fares for expositions in Chicago and Salt Lake City with dates in late 1901.
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L. M. Wilkerson
Misa Powell
B. Varian
Grace Vardelle
Nina Faust
Ruth Dyer
Inez Barton
Mildred
Ina Jenney
Miss Lindsay
van Nistleroy
White Restaurant to Open October 25
I have bought the well known White Restaurant and will take charge on October 25. Service will be available all hours from 6 am to 10 pm with first class meals and short orders at customary rates. Louie Guey.
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Otober
Louie Guey
Dancing school postponed and local notices from Weiser
A local notice list reports the dancing school postponed due to illness of instructress Misa Pefferle with a new start at Opera House on November 5 1901. It covers business moves by J W Hovey who bought a restaurant opposite the Hotel Weiser and renovation plans, family ties and meetings among local residents, upcoming speeches by Avery A Moore on The Life of Custer, and a petition for an irrigation district hearing set for November 10 1901 with I F Smith as clerk. The items mention rapid river mining interests, arrests, bonds, and recent killings in California and The Dalles.
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Misa Pefferle
Opera House
J. W. Hovey
Gebo, Colo
Weiser
Mr. Hovey
Tie
J. H Harris
Montana
E Sears
J.N. Draughsman
J. R. Sears
Seven Devils
J. R
Pullman
Ww. Irwin
Jeffreys
H. Heas
H.l. Barton
Jas Patton
Chas, Patton
W. Woods
Len Coleman
Irwin
Rapid River
Sampson Group Mining and Milling Go
John Radley
Welser
Redding
California
Radley
Ttis
Tim Regan
The
Dalles
Regan
Avery A. Moore
North
Idaho
Outlook Club
Custer
Moore
F. Hunt
Sun County
Oington
Hoath
Weiser Water Company
F. Smith
Wean
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