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Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly (1882)

Strawbridge & Clothier · [Philadelphia : The Company] · leaf 31

An illustration from Strawbridge & Clothier's quarterly, 1882, leaf 31
way off,called the dinner glove. Slippers, cut e.xtremely low, so as to dis-play the hosiery, and with pointed toes, arethe fancy of the moment. For evening,they match the dress in material and color.High French heels are no longer seen ex-cept on dress slippers. The heel popularfor walking shoes,… … HOME-MADE UNDERWEAR. Ready-made underclothing has becomean important Lyanch of trade. Some of itis so substantial, so dainty, and so cheap,that it seems a waste of time to makeundergarments at home. Still, someladies prefer their own work, or thatmade under their direction ; some wish totrim their…

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