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- Dress: bodice, skirt
- Nugent, Sarah (creator)
- 1897
- Worn by donor's mother, Mrs. James Groves (née Jane Nugent), on October 6, 1897 at Holy Angels Church on Oakwood Boulevard in Chicago. Made by bride's sister, Sarah Nugent, who learned to sew in Ireland.
- Ensemble: bodice and skirt
- Heister, Mark (designer)
- 1980
- This evening gown was made by Mark Heister for Dorothy Fuller Englehaupt for the wedding of her son, William Englehaupt III. Mark Heister also designed the bride's and bridesmaid's dresses for the same wedding. At the time of purchase, this dress...
- Ensemble: bodice and skirt
- Cardin, Pierre, 1922- (designer); Blum's Vogue (Chicago, Ill.) (destributor)
- circa 1956
- Worn by donor, née Eloise Wright (b. October 28, 1914; m. May 4, 1940).
- Ensemble: bodice, apron and skirt
- Kozak, Channah (designer); Kozak, Sara (designer)
- 1895
- Worn by Mrs. Moishe Kooperman, née Sara Kozak and her granddaughter, Mrs. Thomas George Mapp née Jane Sara Cooperman (the name's spelling changed when the family came to America). Designed and made in Ukraine by Channah Kozak and her daughter...
- Ensemble: bodice, skirt, coat
- Schlesinger & Mayer (creator)
- 1902
- Worn as setting-out suit by Mrs. Frederick H. Scott (née Helen Webster), mother of the donor, after her marriage on December 2, 1902.
- Ensemble: bodice, skirt, coat
- Schlesinger & Mayer (creator)
- 1902
- Worn as setting-out suit by Mrs. Frederick H. Scott (née Helen Webster), mother of the donor, after her marriage on December 2, 1902.
- Ensemble: jacket, blouse, halter, skirt, belt, and bag
- Dior, Christian (designer); Christian Dior, Inc. (designer)
- 1954
- Object was donated and worn by dancer and choreographer Ruth Page (Mrs. Thomas Hart Fisher).
- Sorbet
- Poiret, Paul, 1879-1944 (designer)
- 1913
- Anita Carolyn Blair wore this dress to the debut of Gladys High in Chicago, a bold and possibly scandalous choice that would have upstaged the young woman hosting the party.