Does anyone here know what “gloria” is–the fabric, I mean. Annre of Green Gables had a dress made of it, and I want to know if it is as I imagined it, and/or if anyone knows of a soure for it today. Thank you.
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My 1949 Webster's dictionary (love this old huge book!) says "A glossy fabric, consisting of silk and wool or silk and cotton, used for umbrellas, dresses, etc."
For some reason, I had in my mind that this was a lightweight satin-finish fabric. Thanks, Elisabeth, for confirming that suspicion!
I love Anne of GG.....
Shannon
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