Identifier: ladieshomejourna65janwyet (find matches)
Title: The Ladies' home journal
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Wyeth, N. C. (Newell Convers), 1882-1945
Subjects: Women's periodicals Janice Bluestein Longone Culinary Archive
Publisher: Philadelphia : (s.n.)
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y are easy to make ... no complicated details. They areeasy to get into. They are simple to launder . . . open outflat for ironing. Above all, they are pretty to look at! Wearthem as house coats, house dresses, brunch coats, beachdresses or as afternoon or evening dresses. Cinch in thewaistline by tying the bows extra tight. They make idealmaternity dresses because the ample overlap can be extendedseveral inches. Some wrap to the front, some to the backor side. Use gay fabrics—calico, chintz, gingham, dottedswiss or seersucker. Several of these can be made for as littleas $3 in less than a day! The patterns are so simple thateven beginners can make them, i; by \oha oi i \is\ IllllltU el lone dolled swiss in a wrap-around evening dress with pretty, bare shoulders; white j hesat neckline and hem. Crinoline petticoatwith matching eyelet. Pattern 2481. * ,( \ Gay yellow eidieo with comfortable deep armholes that tie in bowson shoulders. Hind with bright blue. Large utility pocket. 2482.
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Turquoise linenlike cotton wraps to the back in apretty afternoon dress; cotton lace butterflies. 2483. *■ Plain chintz with quilted chintz holder and collar.Tie the hack to the front, the front to the hack! 2187. i . ***«.- • via V» White with red dots . . . red with white dots combine ef-fectively in cape-collared version of the wrap-around. 2184.

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