Two Centuries of Costume in America Mdcxx Mdcccxx volume 1 2

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Earle, Alice Morse, 1851-1911
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The English Quaker bonnet had a cape, and was gathered, not plaited, and flared out at the face, and had a smaller front. It is said that the stiff-plait bonnet was regarded as rather gay when it was first worn. Ann Warder was reproved for wear- ing a whalebone bonnet instead of one of pasteboard. A doll model dressed like the Quaker Rebecca Tones of Philadelphia (who died in 1817) had a bonnet with soft, gathered crown while the large cape had three points, one at the back, one hung in front o...f each shoulder.
The " pinched cap " seems to have been assumed at an early date, though Quaker women are con- stantlv being warned against " long lappets " and "fair pinners at a side, " with other frivolities. Long- eared caps were worn by some, round-eared caps by others. The prevailing modes of women's dress always were reflected in a faint tinge of alteration in Quaker dress. Thus when all world's people wore Dress of the Quaker 605 empire gowns, Quaker maids and some of the elder women had shorter waists than of old.


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