davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Williams news., 1905-01-21
Card of Thanks

It is with the deepest feelings of gratitude that we wish to extend our thanks to our friends and neighbors who rendered us their kindly assistance at the death of our beloved wife and mother.
 R. K. FARNswoRTH
 AND FAMILY.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-04-26

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The Washington times., 1905-10-22

Shirt waists of plain linen distinctly tailor-made
with plain buttons plain tucks plain
sometimes finished with a link cum sometimes with
tan cun which buttons down the worn One
of the prettiest autumn waists comes from,
Ireland. and is heavily embroidered by hand on heavy
linen in snow white. These very easy waists to
copy and decided relief from the severe tailor
made waists that been worn for so rnauy wears
The cellars that WORN with the linen and Irish
waists the pretes stylish
things possible to imagine. They the plain turn
down collar but made of ply of linen with hem
stitched blocks in the beauti-
iuily by hand With these haf-inch ties,
which tied perfectly straight If YOU
have not seen them. scarcely fresh
ness and style that small change enbroiderng
the corners of collar and another style of tie can
give
Separate waists good for evening for afternoon
Tor morning The linen shirts
a suit; while the evening waists be worn with
black, white. skirts to match.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
Latest of Shirt Waist STYLES

n HlFT waists have evoluted both ways-from the
lingerie blouse there developed the most ex-
~ eap1ste evening waist possible to imagine-made
s,oi that most beautiful. OF all silk materials
radurn pieated and tucked and trimmed ernbrod-
cred The embroidery done is at present
Done In harmony and where lace Irish crochet
or oapy irlsh forms SO conspicuous part that
scarcely knows whether the waist or the
waist trims the lace many both the day
time and evening waists finished short sleeves
some have turn-back cuffs and turn are beau
tifully finished with embroidery match the blouse
and with lace The evening waists very plain in
cut very simple. but the trimming embroidery are
SO exquisite as to make them seem very elaborate
Lingerie waists s-handennbroidered waists of hand
kerchef linen or batiste-win good as ever this
1a and France says will be worn throughout en-
tire indoors There difference In the ct
or style of these except that then yoke an
pears and the design embroidery are never twice
alike.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

new wrinkle in the matter Of decoration eor n
supper Is TO set the bead trimming decidedly side
'ouer) instead of in the center of the gives
quite chic appearance
The newest slippers low in cut, with a high
arched last The idea is to expose the foot
as possible, and the low the instep makes tn.
toe quite short. This style very becoming
and presents a dainty foot.
Ruffs will be this winter Among the neue.,
those OF net. black white with chenille dots
They are very wide and fuzzy. and have long ends OF
one-inch velvet ribbon.
Another style Is the ribbon and chiffon afra,.
There are yards upon yards OF narrow, thin ribbo,
sewed IN loops fluffy rufies of chiffon The ~
terials are not new bat the pattern is.
A most charming idea among ruffs II vr,.
made or ribbon the regulation quings Then tba
edges were frayed out about inch all over gi,,iD
the effect OF an ostrich boa In light evening shads.
this is very soft and becoming very inexpensy, ana
novel. N
The Liberty scarfs charming than ev..
In the hlmy chiffon there chrysanther,
and iris and there are in addition To tb
delicate figures embroidered in white sp'
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

The French have hestated this year to bring
blue into contrast with pinka combination
before in years, and refreshing beautiful
and girlish 1t is.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
Notes OF Interest to Dressy Women

The tendency evening dress Is toward the lighter
almost invisible fabrics. chiffon meteor and
chiffon CLOTH made first. over chiffon as a lining
with the colored silk under
satin-striped chiffon is novelty, is exquisite
for ball dresses and dinner gowns for young girls
spanged robes have been in better favor than
they will be this coming winter.
In the tendency is for plain cloths, finished
with cloth of another color and gay trimming
On dressy suits French buttons, with tbs tone of
the cloth in their ana in the best
of favor.
Satin brocade has been used by Paqun the lining
Of OF his threequarter long coats worn over
circular skirts TO match.
There is growing tendency the use of satin
instead OF silk for Innings
Hats show the influence of England as well as y,
in their shapes and. curously enough many OF
them repcas of the hats by between 1900
and 1925 in both countries.
the hat with the very high trimming on
left sde the Derby three important
points in this years millinery.
The short chemise being adopted by some OF the
younger girls. 1t consists ending exactly
the hips. and is under the place of
shirt.
Circular skirts here. and they here to stay
but more for house dresses than for street suits
circular skirt is used for walking suit II is laid
in panels. to keep it from sagging.
Small handbags Of gold gilt mesh are the most
interesting of all the new styles of autumn
The Slash and sparkle the empire are seen in all
the trimmings of all the suits dresses and
be obtained by the of silver gold tissue gilt
buttons, tinsel braids, yellow cloths
For afternoon suits broadcloths only
fabrics of great Importance For suits
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

A strictly glove Is the cheverette without
seams 1t comes in three shades-tan gray
mas TWO fastenings-the clasp and large pearl
ton The felt shade is particularly attractive
be worn extensively. because IT n
can be with any number of costumes Dame
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

Real laces and braids-the torchon braid the
prncesse braid, the duchesse used without
the lace trimming for evening gowns they must
be very skillfuIly applied.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

The fancy ties this season will be, principally long
in the front Some OF the old styles sti in
old favorites cannot be discarded of
very newest exceedingly pretty. They have
deal OF style about them. designs r,n
pretty much the In silk linen.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

The kid pique in white is finished in gold or brown
the stitching and piping of these coors These are
not strictly but they will hold their own and be
much worn.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

The return OF the empire influence in dress means
that gold silver n any form will be good
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

Secret bracelets bracelets on the arm ,,a
are supposed never to come of, worn as enpa ~a
ment bracelets. AS of fact they can be takan
of by the injection into the lock OF a pin point
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

Then the Reynier gloves. One smart STYLE Is
dark blue with red trimmings. The stitching on the
back is elaborated with feather stitching There Is a
large pearl clasp
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

Dog collars of silver gilt unique designs ara
good. those with colored even bet
they mostly pretty In French jewery
as in the genuine.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

The redingote with the fullness out of its skirt
plain. close fitting belt vest in contrast is
| here again this fall.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

To meet the new blouse demands there are collars
of embroidery edged with lace long strip
the front. that is tucked in There is va
riety of design for these.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

Small handbags of gold gilt mesh are the mos
interesting of all the styles of autumn
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

Among the newest gloves are the pques The kid
pique Is quite novelty 1t has large pearl but
tons The top OF the glove has smart finish of two
edges, pinled below the other and contrsst,n q,
color with the shade glove.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

At last there is pocketbook meant dstinctively
dress bured alligator, with 6 strap back
slip the fingers. and is finished In delicate
shades gray biscuit, blue. and purple
supposed match the suit.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

The embroidered designs in the silks are beautifu
| indeed They give richness that 8 quite regal
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

The evening silks this fall are exceptionally
lovely. There fabrics well patterns
shades. Among the beautiful are pompa-
hgures). embroidered (Which
unusually handsome) messalne duchesse printed
Tnore. brocade messaline. embroidered brocade
faie alteese (plan colors), and radiuIn.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

The three chief stones Of the season are turquoise
amethyst and the lighter sapphires. This
imitation gems as we'll
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

paids.
Young girls making chemise court (short
chemises) for themselves, finishing them very simply
with valenciennes lace medallions ernbrod-
cred across the front medallion a single
initial Of the is embroidered
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

Among the very newest also is messaiine ducbesses
with warp prints in color There is white satnv flo
ure The material is exceptionally handsome
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

In every style of plumage hat there wonderful
things the soft browns, dull rich the Same
time. incredible 1t seems; and the deep, exquisite
reds-it's If a bird paradise suddenly dis
tribued feathers in series OF glowing heaps
eac o a single shade.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

Among the old standbys-fabrics not new but stfu
fashionable--are chiffon tafTeta plain rnessaIne
saphoes Louisnes. and moire antique. The noire an
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

Circular skirts here, and they here to STAY
but for house dresses than for suits wher
the circular skirt is used for walking suit Il is lait
in panels. TO keep IT from saggins
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

Faille alteese. a distinctly evening fabric is
lovely and rich. The effect Is that ordinary cotton
pGue Of sixteenthinch stripe in plain colors
Of all the evening shades
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

The Slash and sparkle OF the empire are seen in all
the trimmings of all the suits and all dresses and
be obtained by the silver gold tissue g
buttons, tnsel braids, and even yellow cloths.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

oval buckles Of pearl two and a half inches long
come In all the fashionable colors-gray blue moss
green. purple tonng to Lavender. etc.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

The tilt of the hat. the very high trimming O,
the left side and the Derby importan
points in this years millinery