Godey's lady's book 1861 Jan -June; Jul - Dec (1861)
Hale, Sarah Josepha, 1788 - 1879, Godey, Louis Antoine, 1804 - 1878 (eds.) · Philadelphia: Louis A. Godey · leaf 76
linen, the habit-shirt of cambric, the neck-tieof plain black, blue, or crimson silk, the endslightly embroidered or plain, as fancy maydictate. They are very fashionable at this mo-ment, particularly for young ladies. Fig. 2. … Fig. 2.—Another style of habit-shirt, a frillof embroidered muslin set on with an insertingof embroidered cambric. The frill should benearly plain. Figs. 3 and 4.—Real novelties in the way of undersleeves; to be worn with a short dresssleeve, or with a Greek sleeve that is entirely Fig. 3.
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