Fashion notes on American tastes in Paris dressmakers
The article surveys Paris fashion for American patrons, detailing elaborate gowns and accessories. It highlights garb such as velvet trimmings, draped surplice effects, and orange velvet boleros, with notes on American queens funding lavish commissions and French couturiers catering to their tastes. It mentions figures like Madame and the Vicomtesse Homri Houssaye as emblematic of high society style.
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Andork
Ube
USA
Fievind
Dore
Pius
Trent
Matiste
Metropolitan Opera House
Vicomtesse Homri Houssaye
Miss Rieter
Prange
Varant
Loris
Huyler
Swatin
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Sam Stires helps Flynn flee a posse after Flynn’s capture by Sam’s wary actions. Sam’s trust in Mat’s suitor Harry Armstrong is shattered when Mat reveals she married Armstrong, Ned Flynn’s rival. Flynn collapses at the Huston place as pursuers close in, and Sam drives off to delay the posse, risking capture but protecting the fugitives.
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Mearshiper
Burr
Pet
Mr. Huyler
Archy
Bill
Sam
Pardner
Abe
Rio
Stires
Eamin
Ornes
Jollah
Flynn
Fuston Place
Mat
Ned Flynn
Joor
Bart
Matt
Armstrong
Bart Huston
Gitein
Mr. Armstrong
Huston Place
Armstong
Manuela
S. Weill
Harry Armstrong
Harry
J. Ift
Ping
Dis
Will Stiren
Ahria
Waele
Jean Waison
Berties
Georgiana
Lindl John
John Pienie
Har Airollin
Rome
Jelnown
Bill Kang
Tong
Vanels John
Sanlre Duhcan
Walt
Coure
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