nLincoln, Nebraska, department Succeeding “THE REVIEW” R.AGO T. McWILLIAMS, Editor and Business Manager t 225 South 10th Street.—Telephones: L-5550 and L-4302 v '■ _—_ IMNMIHtraifttllfttllftlVIflMMIHVVffVVffCtltltHIVtVIVtffHfVIfllllllllllVHClIlllllllllfiailCI 0 E LINCOLN NEWS IN BRIEF Messrs. M. G. Wright and G. W. Bullock of The Monitor staff of Omaha were in the city last Friday and Saturday on business. Mrs. E. A. West is reported some what improved at this time. Mr. Jack Spicer is confined with the i heumatism. The N A. A. C. P. held a rousing meeting in the Newman last Monday n'gh*, and quite a few were in attend ance. The next meeting will be with the Morning Star Baptist church, coi ner Twenty-first and Q strets, Mon day, December 20. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wiley entertained the Eutopian Art club at their home 1124 O street, last Thursday night. They report a good attendance an< successful meeting. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Williams have plumed from St. Joseph, Mo., where they attended th; funeral of their father. At. Mt. Zion Baptist church last Sunday the pastor delivered two In teresting messages to his congrega tion. The Sabbath School and B. Y P. U. services were well attended Preparations are being made for the Christmas program to be given De cember 24. Services for Sunday. De cember 19, will be as usual. The pule lic is invited. Rev. McAlister of the Newmar Methodist church held his rally last i Sundav. In the afternoon there wer : special services, and all pastors and • churches were inv;ted to take part : Res-. H. W. Botts of Mt. Zion Baptist ; church did himself and his hearer? : credit in the message he delivered • Amount raised for the day netted ; over flOP ■ The annual union services will hr : held in Mt. Zion Raptist rhurrh or • -istmes momine at 11 o'clock. : Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Michoes, ■ r:ne habv bov last week. NEWSLETTER \ -„-t The Davis Women’s club will meet j next Tuesday, December 22, at the home of Mrs. Paul Moore. S. Mr. Thomas W. Coleman has been V very ill for the past week and is con- ? fined to his bed , .. One of the best meetings and de- !! bates of the season was held by the \ | University Literary club last Sunday ■> at A. M. E. church. The L. I.. Kensington will have theii I Xmas tree and program at the home •* of Mrs. Pearl Christman Monday af teraoon, December 20. £ Mrs. Robert Johnson is much im- V proved this week. Mr. MyTel Dean, who underwent r X operation at St. Elizabeth’s hospital is getting along very nicely. V Mrs. J. D. Bowen is r :h improv c" y in health, although she w, s compelled *o • ndergo an operation. _ ■> NEW FALL STYLES { Light and Airy Colors Is Predie- i tion for Season. £ _ /. _ % Designers Are Endeavoring to Etlml nate Lines Which Will Give Wearer Broad Appearance. J*ea time in fashionable places la j a most fascinating hour this time of ,{ the year, aa we are all tired of sport ■> Clothes and this affords an opportunity % of seeing something decidedly new in * little afternoon frocks, according to a *8 fashion authority. It Is going to continue to be a fall aeason of light airy colors—cream lace for afternoon wear and black lace for evening wear—quite the re verse of what we have been accua tomed to. A charming frock worn at tea by a blonde mias was deep ecru pussy wil low taffeta and an overdreas of fish- 1 net lace In cream color. A wide rib bon girdle with Immense bow and atreamer ends In the hack was of wide ribbon in light tobacco brown. Tha whole dress carried three tones of the lighter shades of brown beautifully blended. The hat worn was one of the newer models, a medium-sized y rolling brim. It was a brown duve- X tyn, beautifully hand embroidered in j y several oriental shades. The crown, X aeml-Tarn O’Shanter effect, was of all- y ver metallic embroidery trimmed on £ one side with a soft bow of glossy y brown satin ribbon. £ Black lace certainly reigns supreme '{ tor semlevenlng affairs. X Whether a coat ts long or short, y : Wide or narrow at the bottom, or a £ wrap of conservative rich velvet or 7 any other (topuiar material, the do- £ signers are endeavoring to ellmlnata 7^ inv lines which will give the wearer ■ broad appearance. The majority of suit coats are al most knee length, many unbelted and ilightlv flaring nt the bottom, hut not rippled although a few show [minted in«et“ of c • Tasting materials. One suit was most novel, showing a ••ape instead of a e«.at. TbS skin was made on plain, straight lines, the ma •eriii! being mstv gold-colored duve tyn. the bottom ft* shed with a five Inch band of the s ittte ninterinl in dull delft blue duvetvn and around thf bottom was a band of the gold-cnlnref duvetyn pul on underneath as a fac ing and it had no other lining. The large drap'd collar was of the sami material as the skirt proper. Suit collars general!? are not as large as Iasi season. The choker types coming In strongly especially if made of fur. are pulled through a loop, giv ing a double-brea«!ed effect, but on capes they appear very large and draped quite full, whether made of fur or material. While set-ill sleeves predominate many are showing the kimono and wrap style. Kaglan or semiraglan with a single seam in the back or front, or vine piece are also found. The bell-shape bottoms are not neglected this season. 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Hue! ess Consistory No. 32 MEETINGS FOURTH THURSDAY NIGHT 111. Commander-in-Chief, W. W. Mosley 111. Recorder, W. A. Johnson 4 4 Lebonan No. 3 J A. F. & A. M. j Meetings j Second and 4th Tuesdays j W. M.t H. M. Hill Secy., G. B. Evans j Painting on Spider's Web Painting on spider web Is done In 1 Norway and the pictures are framed like any other drawing. The webs em ployee which are of b very dense weave nre found only In few localities dittirul! of access and the supply of them Is limited gBBEgBiaOHMs’B a a a a a a a a a a a ;; a a a Bslam Temple i • ‘ u r, ■ k I S r Z a a a a | K B a e Urn * a * Meetings a a Fourth Thursday Night f. a II! Potentate— S T. T. McWilliams S I? III. Recorder— a J. Rector Thomas Jj Demonstrated “Flattery." says the office philoso pher. “Is B aperies of eyewash which we use on our next-door neighbor. But, of course, he never tries It on us; b« tell* ns he nas too high an opinion of our Judgment to do i hat I” London Answers | _ VY. C. 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