Furs for Summer and Winter Forecast in New York Show
A New York fur show previews winter fashion with flat furs like ermine and caracal, wide-collar capes, and chiffon stoles. Designers favor gray and taupe lynx trims, while summer wear features minimal fur collars and elegantly lined capes with plain sleeves and wide collars.
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New York
Tailleur of White Flannel Wraps Described in Fashion
The article details double fur lined white flannel wraps with waist belts and cape style versions that wrap gracefully around the figure in circular folds, highlighting tailoring and decorative belts.
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Tailleur
The Wedding at the Church
A bride is escorted to the left pew while the groom's family sits on the right. The bridal party proceeds to the altar as the bride is given away by her father. The maid of honor and best man stand by for duties during the ceremony.
Link Button Suit Sets Fashion for Young Women
The trend favors a longer coat to create a slender silhouette prized by late teens and young adults. A longer length is said to subtract width, with the single button ink adding to the effect. Navy blue twillcard is the preferred material for these suits.
The Well Chosen Jewelry in Fashionable Dress
The article argues jewelry choice reflects taste and occasion. Pearls are versatile and less showy than diamonds, while costume jewelry offers varied, affordable options. Proper selection aligns with costume, setting, and wearer, avoiding mismatched or excessive use.
Lace Frock Season Delights with Sheer Sea Green Gowns
The article highlights net and filet lace frocks made over chiffon foundations in sea green, orchid, and old rose. Notable details include pool filet flouncings resembling fur and exclusive black and white variants with ermine-like and angora-like appearances.
Beason Fashion Feature Highlights Novel Color Collar
A coat dress gains originality with a novel stolelike collar in vivid color. A blue pouret twill gown trimmed in Arabian red silk duvetyn showcases chic style admired by discerning readers.
Black Nightwear Trends Spark Shopper Curiosity
The piece notes smart shops displaying all black undergarments and night robes. It observes milady's attire shifting toward clingy black lines and laces, reflecting a fashion mood in stores.
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Milady
Spanish Fringes and Ribbons Dominate Spring Fashion
Fashion notes discuss fringe and ribbon trims as the dominant, evolving Spanish influenced statement this spring. Designers including Gabrielle Chanel showcase fringe in gray crepe de chine. black moire ribbons adorn wraps dresses and hats. The trend favors bold trims, varied ribbon applications, and striking silhouettes over heavy fur or plain black gowns.
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Gabrielle Chanel
Paris
Ritz
Apple Orchard Match Turns Professor to Groom
A dusty stranger, posing as a tramp, is hired to pick apples by a bold orchard girl. He falls in love, confesses he is William George Fahnestock, English professor, and the couple wed as autumn opens. Her wedding gift is a diamond bar-pin featuring an apple motif.
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Fate
Herd
William George Fahnestock
Mr. Fahnestock
Fahnestock
State University
Vermont Judge Backs Simple Justice With Wafers
An elderly Vermont judge dismisses quibbles over seals in a farm deed case. He orders a wafer and a paper wafer to seal the document, declaring the deed valid once sealed. The judge asserts fairness over strict technicalities and warns against cheating a man out of his land.
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Vermont
Mohammedan Prayer Meeting at Biskra Algeria
A biannual gathering on the plain near Biskra draws hundreds of Muslims in white robes bowing and chanting in unison. They remove shoes before prostration and touch the ground toward Mecca. After prayers the worshipers circle the Imam as he preaches a brief sermon reflecting a saying of the Prophet.
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Biskra
Algeria
Mecca
Druggist Refuses Prescription Over Spiritus Frumenti
A Louisville Courier Journal item humorously notes a pharmacist declining to fill a prescription labeled spiritus frumenti with the reply quantum sufficit meaning all you want. The exchange underscores old legal wording around alcohol tinctures and limits of medical dosing.
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Louisville Courier-Journal