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    • Dress

    • Dress

    • Douellieut (Paris, France) (creator)

    • 1900

    • Worn by Mrs. Bertha Honoré Palmer.
    • Corset

    • Corset

    • Le Bon Marché (creator)

    • 1900

    • From trousseau of Mrs. Charles Hosmer Morse, mother of donor.
    • Necklace

    • Necklace
    •  

    • 1900

    • Worn by Mrs. Potter Palmer I, née Bertha Honoré, and subsequently used to decorate a Bes-Ben hat that had since been made to accommodate it. One of the medallions had also been removed and given away. It was subsequently replaced with another...
    • Dress

    • Dress

    • House of Worth (Firm) (designer)

    • 1900

    • Worn by Mrs. Bertha Honoré Palmer.
    • Dress

    • Dress

    • House of Worth (Firm) (designer)

    • 1900

    • Worn by Mrs. Bertha Honoré Palmer.
    • Dress

    • Dress

    • Flynn, A., Mrs. (creator)

    • 1901

    • Florence Hooker Cheney (died circa 1905) wore this dress when she married William Cheney Jr. on September 11, 1901. Worn with bright pink satin corset (1984.503.17) and possibly also bright pink garters (1984.503.18).
    • Corset

    • Corset
    •  

    • 1901

    • Worn by Elizabeth Hooker Cheney at her wedding on September 11, 1901.
    • Corset

    • Corset

    • Marshall Field & Company (distributor)

    • 1901

    • Donor Franc Reece married John Roger Williams on June 19, 1901. Corset was bought at Marshall Field & Co. and part of her trousseau. It was never worn.
    • Ensemble: bodice, skirt, coat

    • 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

    • 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.
    • Dress

    • Dress

    • Favre, Henriette (designer)

    • 1902

    • Worn by Mrs. Jacob Greene to the coronation of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra on August 9, 1902.
    • Cape

    • Cape

    • Liberty & Co. (designer)

    • 1904

    • Worn by Mrs. Benjamin Carpenter, née Helen Graham Fairbanks.
    • Dress

    • Dress

    • Marshall Field & Company (distributor)

    • 1909

    • Worn by Dorothy Fuller at her wedding to Bruce Borland in 1909.
    • Vest

    • Vest

    • Delang & Company (creator)

    • 1909

    • Worn by Mr. Bruce Borland, husband of donor, at his wedding to Miss Dorothy Fuller.
    • Corset

    • Corset

    • Lemal, Madame (creator)

    • 1909

    • Worn by the donor at her wedding in 1909.
    • Dress

    • Dress

    • Paquin, Jeanne, 1869-1936 (designer)

    • 1910

    • Worn by Mrs. Henry A. Rumsey. In 1911, the Rumseys commissioned a grand home - modeled after the eighteenth-century Clifford Manor House in Warwickshire, England - on eight acres in Lake Forest, Illinois. The label on this dress states it was made...
    • Ensemble: dress, jacket and hat

    • Ensemble: dress, jacket and hat

    • Whitney (designer)

    • 1910

    • Worn by Mrs. John de Koven (neé Helen Haddock, 1836-1886) to wedding of her son Cecil Barnes and Margaret Ayer, May 21, 1910 at Saint James Episcopal Church, Cass and Huron Streets, Chicago.
    • Dress and slip

    • Dress and slip
    •  

    • 1910

    • Worn by donor's mother, Mrs. Nicholas Klesen (née Martha Scholz) for her wedding on June 18, 1910 at St. Nicholas Church, 113th Place and State Street, Chicago.

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