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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1922)
4 C THE SUNDAY DEE: OMAHA. AUGUST 27. J 922. Benson Society "litntio Corrttporvdrat CU Walnut SJ70. ' Woman' Club gnurumt. Ttt Hidm Woman' club enter UmH at 1 o'clock lunthrua Thurs day ar I'rrinrit Mil stub. Ti c H wa Mifn id hoimr of Mr. C II i-ant. who. uh her children, Mill lrv ihf Utter part "" lndianai-uh. After vi.it with r! list an. I Iricnda in IndiatiaiH.lit, Mis I-tut will go to KiWiluk. W, whi Mr. Ian ha arirptcij a position, The flub presented Mrt. fan with of Madeira napkins. Mrt. J. T i'lrkard had li her gurtl l the lumhenn. Mr li. U Sharp, wife I'rv. sharp of the Utnmn Uaptitl church. Mr. Norrli Entertain Mr. and Mrs. P W. N'orris enter taintd al dinrur Thurarlay comph menlar to air. anil Mrs, J. W, Welch anil ton, Merthon, an, daugh ut. (rtrul Irene, lover wer placed for 19. Entertain at Lunehon. Mist Marnsrile Lilictutolpe chit tamed at luncheon on Monday at tlx flrandei tearoom in honor 01 a lor inor oui.il. Urn Hrl Gilrt. who, with her litter. Mm firar. are our suing their musical studies al Bethany college, l.lndsborg, Kan. ("overt were placed (or the Mitset Harcl and Grace fiile. Klcrene Mcllnay. l!rr. tike llenrir. ()! Sorrnsrn. Kom Roth, Lucille Uartium and Mitt Lil jenttolp. At Carter Lake Club. Mr and Mrt. f. T. I'irkard and Mr and Mr. I). M. Wyrkoff entertained at dinner Wednrtdsir at tarter Lake cluh. where cover wer placed for JO . glint. Alter the dinner, trie party enjoyed the wtrr carnival. Entertain at Dinner. Mr. K. J.iljrnlolpe entertained at iiiniier I hurt-lav in nonor or ,iirt, Man Dthlstrom. who recently re turned from vitit in Chicago, nd lirr daughter, Mrt. C. P. Krirkton of who returned with her mmt.rr ti,r a vitit with Omaha rrla tivet ami frirndt, Covert were tpread for 20 guests. Rebekah Kensington Th Oclle Krlekah krutiiitfton mi rntrlaiiird at the home of Mri Salome Hate of Irvington. Friday evening, August 25. Weddlnf Reception and Anniversary. Mr and Mr. P. F.. Young. r are entertaining today in honor of their JLM wedding anniversary and aito at a rereptioii complimentary to their daughter. Gladys Pearl, and Wilbur L. rrarion. whose wedding toog place Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. Guests at the dinner will include Mr. Nellie Pearson, mother of the groom; Mr. and Mr. O. R. Prar ton and family and Fraukic McCoy and Kenneth Harvey of Omaha and Mi F.stell Trrry of Sioux City. Mr, tnd Mr. P. E. Younir. jr., and Mr, nd Mr. Raymond A. Young of Benton. Mr. and Mr. F. E. Young, tr., hf four on who nerved in the great war and three who served overtea. Mr. Young wa the prcsi dent of the first War Mother' or ganization in Omaha. Family Dinner. Mr. and Mr. J. Moron entertained at a family dinner Saturday, when cover were placed for 12 guests. Out-of-Town Guest, Mr. and Mr. M. Hennrgan enter tained at dinner Sunday in honor of Mr. Hennegan' aunt, Mr. H. J. Baker, who wa a guest at the home of her iter, Mr. M. E. Gate. Cov er were placed for 14 guest. Benton Soloists. Mr, O. Arthur Mclcher, contralto, will be oloit at the Sunday morning service of the First Methodist church in South Omaha. F. B. Oliver, ten or, will he soloist at the First Chris tian church. Epworth League Carnival. Members of the Methodist Ep worth league society held their an nual social and carnival Thursday evening on the church lawn. Candy, ice cream, lemonade and an interest ing program were features of the evening' entertainment. Proceeds will be given to the Willard Hall fund. Music Committee of M. E. Church. At a meeting of the music com mittee of the Benson Methodist church, George Saltgiver, 3155 North Fifty-ninth street, was em ployed as director of the choir for tile coming year. iwr. .liinKivrr is one of Omaha's recognized tenor soloists and the church is fortunate in securing him as director of music. Dinner Guest. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Clayton of Independence, Kan., were Friday liinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Moron. Entertain Committee Member. Mrs. W. A. Wilcox entertained at a luncheon of three courses Tuesday at her home in the Highland park dis trict complimentary to the commit tre member who assisted in making the ex-service baby show the great success that it ws. The table was decora'ed with flau. streamers of red, white nd btue ribbons and gar den flowers. A large bouquet of ater formed the ccnirrptece. Cov er wer spread for IS Carter Lsk Carnival, Mr. C. P. Mcl'liersoit W4 a guet of Mr Edward Speiuir Wednesday evenmi at the I nrter lake carnival Luncheon for Out-of Tcwn Guest. Mm. Mind Sermon eiiii 'timtd at a luncheon of ID rover. M. mUy in honor of Mrs 1 v Gvfd'Hh and daughter of Petiyvi!!.-. N, l I Surprise (or Mr. and Mrs Keej. j The Ikwlile l iv club .U-.4i!t!v J Mtriid Mr and Mr, Harrv Kr-dl TurUv cseiuug at their nrw bom in 1 U'tttioui il(!.iion Mmie n.t HJii. ii nl,')(d ami 4 diiiit) litiuton teril Lunchton Qutt, Mt UuiH I .i''(r Kittl,oo'f, ! ( i ' hoi 0,i.iian ihotvh jinw,i ite i i ii wimj n t timwr r'rlti. Wr lvi;i,.f.n gtir t Tttr (ti 4i the htmi ol Mr n I Mrt, f tl OU.tr Linkrsssii far Mr Wavlmsn, i ii.n in.! tl iivin,m ri.i.v Miss Youns Weds S i"" i . '. , 41 PMMPWHAMtW4sMtMM'MasasssVMV Mit tilad Pearl Young, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. F, F. Young, and Wilbur L. Pearson of Omaha, were married at If o'clock .Saturday eve ning, August 2o, at the home of the tride' parents, Key. Arthur Alack reading the marriage lines. Attend suit were Miss I ranl.ie McCoy, bridesmaid and Kenneth Harvey best man. Lohengrin's wedding march was tdayed by Mrt. Raymond A. Young, 1 he home was beautifully decorated with garden flower and the brine wore a simple gown of blue ran Ion crepe with panels Jmed with burnt orange satin. She carried a lioquct of Mrs, Ward rotes. Mr. and Mrs. Prariori will be at home after Sep tember , at 6516 Bedford avenue. Omaha High school, has resigned to accept a belter petition at Tulsa, Ukl. Royal Neighbor Picnic. The member of the Benson camp of Hoyal Neighbor will picnic fhumday, August 31, at Krug park. Personslt. F. E. Yotiriff. sr.. returned Wed nesday front L'lica, itan. Nel Winter is again In the Uni versity hospital for treatment. Mrs. Edward Juuke left Thursday for her home in Davenport, la. Mr. and Mr. E. Tindell and son motored to De Moines Tuesday. George flennegait is home from at tending the university at Champagne, ill. Mr. and Mrs. 0. McGuire and ton are home from a visit to Denver and Estc Park. Mr. Albert YoU of Falls City pent the latter part of the week with K'litivcs in Benson. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Kindig came home Sunday from a vacation trip to the Minnesota lakes. Mrs. A. J. Senger of Ashland is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W, if. Locclmer, snd Dr. Locchner. Mis Thclma Wolfe left Monday for a visit at Winner and Gregory, I)., and with her sister at .Neligh, Neb. Mr. H. J. Baker has returned to her home in Lincoln after a visit at the home of hr sister, Mrs. M. E. Gates, The Misses JIazcl, Grace and Mar in ijiks v.iii visit relative and friends in Ked Oak, la., during the coming week. Mr. and Mrs. E, E. Paddock re home from a motor trip to Chicago and a boat trip (rom Chicago to St Joseph, Mich. Frances Maney left Wednesday for a two weeks' vacation with his sister, Mrs. R. P. Carroll, and Dr. Carroll of Laurel, Neb. Mrs. Ethel Biles and Mrs. H. C. Don't Be Afraid of Listening to Advice By BEATRICE FAIRFAX. ''Everything I do work out wrong," writes George, "I seem to play In the worst luck of anyone you ran imagine, I htv lott of iuitgi ration and really good ideas, but lliry don't rente to anything. see a lot of stupid plodder grtting ahead of me and 1 cau't ttf why 1 don't accomplish something if thry can, "Folks are always olWrmg tne a l"t of advice and everyone semis to think he could tell me just what to do. Hut I think fellow ha to make hi own deii.ioiit If he' any kmd of a man. Don't vou auree with me? And can you ee why tun cl JO with idiitty ff ability should be dubbing along at 2i week when he Inovt be' fitted for bigger thing? I'v plenty of look xrji manner, a worthwhile mind and yet I'm losing all faith in mv- telf. How do you diagnost me?" I I have an idea. George, that if )ou had enough faith in yourielf you j wouldn't be afraid to listen to other folks' opinions and to consider their advice. You seem to be one of thoie men who weU out their chest and di rut tneir eiiiupment lor tucrct in I loud tone largely because they really don't believe in themselves. If you have any rrspect for four own judgment, why should you be afiaid of subjecting it to the test of meet ing and dealing with the viewpoint of otnersf Few of us are so well equipped for the battle of life that we can afford to overlook a chance to get a later model of armor or new way of meeting the enemy. Most of ut need contact with other minds and the give and take of opinion. l)'ii t be afraid of listen ing to advice. Don't think ft be neath you to condiser it seriously when it ia offered. Recognize the value of another man's experience aud reaction to life. jsone ot n ran "make good ex cept through bis own ability, But all of us have a great deal to gain from tlx opportunities our friend can throw in our way. No amount of imagination It a important as the judgment which know what to do with imagina tion. You must harness' your idea and see that they have a practical relation to affair. You must keep abreast of the times and their needs. Perhaps there is none of us who need fail if only he learns how to ue his equipment to advantage. The man who end in the gutter may have had every requisite for succett but strength of character and the power to rise above disappointment. Our contract with others, bring us more than we know. The ideas of others offer us real stimulation. But after we have disgestcd all we can learn from books and folks and life, we have to react, to situations in our own way. I believe that if a man will ob serve earnestly, listen respectfully, work hard and keep faith in and with himself, he is bound to suc ceed. But no man gifted with im agination need fail if he con learn to harness hi ideas to fact and to preserve his sane respect for hi own judgmentwhile giving the ideas of other a fair hearing. M s Qb Joppino nnJ Celett swirl bit o' ribbon round rhapeaux crown with i licit tret tharmant. Is it not true? On May (manly Achieve Nw Sil Children in a tand-pilt On a ding) ttrect. . . Building men had left it there; Little did thei think or care Children tmall ivould find it fair And run tith eager feet. Children in a wnJ-pi'e On a golden fay, dory, how their eager criet Filled the city-douded Jt'ci, At with unrettrained turpr'ue They found that they could play I 61ly DEAR FASHION FOLLOWERS: fPlIK first Deration for which yuu'll want a Fa'l costume will more than bke'v be a Frock affair or if th J- occasion dorsn't really demand H, your feminine longing will I If it's a bridge or opening day al the club . 7 f . ' yj, D t i y0"'" nt wt fcf lhe crinkled crepes, with crosswise draping or little pleated panels, and will! sleeve at noutti it bitt Wt lov4 ,ir,gU;ng as they ar uncapcitcd. Or it may be a Poiret Twill you'll need, not too tailored, with something T.,Mi... m .h DaviaUrt ... I.. ...I - I . 1 .1........ . - I . - J .. . . A A It f ... I ....... . ..'Il Jacquettt of th Parisian, FIRST thown in Omaha by the Mouse department of th Bran- det Store arc the dunning new embroidered niatelaste talin jac ictte exact reproduction of Pari importations, tut wear over a tdkrn new in braiding, panel, sleeve or drapery to lend it piquancy. And il tt'i in evening affair, of course you'll want something a glitter wifh metallic trimming or silver latf, trailing long panel from it low placed girdlr, with a stunning rsbtirhon or Utsrl, , ' Following th Design Suggtsifd in Frederick Permanent Wave Givtn Watches at Special Price Gift Of th Model Sent to America by th by Operator Trained Undtr Fnd French Designer trick. ryilE Children in a tand-pile Lift teemed all complete! Never lrn they beach, or tea. Mountain, field, or tlream, or tree. . , Cod be thanked that yet there be Sand-pilet in'the ttreet! -A CITY SAND-PILE By Edmund L.amy, . Hswaiin Blue Valktra Cloth Wrip Not Content With Lovtly Color Slash It Great Puffed Sleeves in Untapected Manner. T .MOND'S. 17th and Farnara. -flfer for early buying nunc tbe loveliest JrstrmbUge of luxurious coats it lias been mv nlramir fering for th Girl or Bo Bound view. Prices, remarkably low when for a Yer at School pne pprecite tht quality of ma- kt.vl- H. .im foiim-iiv H T1SS IRF.M-! IOH VSTOV. . mil F tnh H.nri. L.n Shon. "" "oning rrp. .,iihp,,L'4.'k!r.,, ""T' 1 1, I loor I'aaton Block, i. 'broi. lU pert operator of the Fredrr. 1 16th k Capitol. Ii.v, social 7hc wup rfe.iK?r.'em"i,u "5 it iiiii t - IM r !!. sis 9m .I..!., mm Ih .I'llf..! .. L ' .. - i,l PatmiH..! U'ss. Htovkina iL. ...... ...It, A hssSVatl HAa . s.aI. . S . ...La I . wnrf1 lKr rin-m tntf t. nth mar nnl.l ",M' " il"Ul iiihmi ftmi Mniwiinu ins, iimi. viiir iwr inr gonin anajr yin iw iz iu.iimi iJliTS , mnrf niiioue. nior rhsrmtiil Mb. '"("i ol crepe, for the long draped was trained by Frederick, himsell, unique, datnoiselle Omaha expresse her ex creding enchantment, and breathe a sigh of exultation when the view the liny tag which bear price ranging from fIS to fJ5. A small sum surely for such ravish ing creations why not select nioi than one? For the person of oriental type, there' a luring bit of 'broider ed lovelineti, black a background for bizarre colored nraceriet glittering her and ther with heavy threalng of gold. To finish the summer sport season are Chines embroid ered design on white crepe. I'n usually itcresful in effect, th plain colored jacqueltes, Paris, Kew York, Omaha, are we not to be con gratulated on this "find"? rest Mis Freshman. White gold ribbon font nd lurk ry means of closely sleeves and side skirt drapes of the r .,,;,. ,i c,,nriava nhnm liar. Elgin watche ar priced at $J.'50 caught folds' at side under ict advance mode. Let them help you resign, your new gown. ...J SC . L. . - ..U i k. ... . bui'LIrt tilflillv rlriu n ....41... ney 15J8; in the day time, Atlantic rh,. s,,rlri if Hir.d For the original hpiug of sleeves to nro. P-MU. bnv are nnvi-l nrw ra.n irnl.l filled luc draped effect of entire vran. Music cases made of crnuine cow- to bold th Eluin watches, smartly '.,ir. " "!" woman is a dainty hide promise unusual durability for Debcat line of blue prove part engraved in a most masculine way, "'"J model with narrow lines of the me of the mutical student. Con- cf the charm discovered in a t-iati- the price complete, $15. Waldemar n,f'n",y fur on it bolster collar ah, I structcd for double (old or flat car. rum topped bar pin at a jewel gift chains, detitable in detail, are of- .A '" ""' rying. tbry're uriced at U. 1571 shoo, its vivid colorina an accentua- fered in an uniLsuallv extensive show- w!' 1"' O'l'ltnl III a cocoa brown "d 7. fon of the diamond' brilliance. $J5. inc. hiiii ott collar of beaver, the same Taylor of Pender, Neb., spent the week-end at the home of their sis ter, Mrs. F. J. Murray, and Dr. Mur ray. Mrs. E. Barrett of Chicago and Miss Frances O'Connor from Aus tralia visited at the home of Mrs. Barrett's brother, H. Sntdenroth, and Mrs. Studcnroth. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Sturtz, Mr. ditd Mrs, Walter Ri ishavv and fam ily, and Mrs. L. E." .Goodrich and daughter. Elbcrta, spent tiie week end in Manilla and Manning, la P. W. Stephens of Pawhitika. Ok!., spent Ihc wck-end at the home of his sister, Mrs. E. J. Wh'sller, and Mr. Whistler, and also visited with his mother, who resides with Mrs. Whistler. The School Girl Retains the Shorter Skirt By CORINNE LOWE. New York. (Special Correspond ence.) The knee plus ultra skirt is here to stay, and as the summer ad vances we are getting more and more of the ultra. It is no uncommon thing nowadays to find the skirt of an afternoon frock touching the instep, and only the suits and sports clothes reflect our former inclination toward brevity. Even these have re sponded somewhat to the law of gravitation. However, the sclioolgiil in her late, terns and early 20s has not obeyed so meekly the dictate regarding longer skirts. And for her suit and every day frock she continues to choose something 1U inches above the ground. Thi is the length obstrved in today's model a i harming cape frock costume, which is made of kasha cloth in the popular light brown. The featuie which distin guishes this model is an applique ul leaves in green ka!i cloth, The cape is linrd with green satin lo match, and a mil iary collar of self material is stitched in green thread. 1 he hat of matching duvetvn his the tame (liectiw application of trimming. American Woman Study Her European Sister in Industry, Iff Rest Facial Afford Relief to Suf ferer From th Heat. EXCEEDINGLY wearing' to one' serenity, the heat of the past week, conducive to the wor ry wrinkle" so much to be regret ted. Complete relaxation i the first part of Mary Ballard' rest facials tn her residence, S')7 Farnam, phone Harney 3555. O Courte one might peek a tiny bit, for thrre s a lovely clutter of hollyhocks within the line of vision from the daybed on the sleeping porch. www Schooltim ' Agairr Hav you a Hartmann. FUELING AND STE1NLE, 18th & Farnam, offer the wonderful ly constructed Hartmann Wardrobe trunks at the special price of 39.85. Mis School Girl, this is your oppor. tunity to own a trunk wnicn wm carry your choicest frock in perfect condition. Send for illustrated folder which demonstrates the splen did features which are found only in the Hartmann Wardrobe Trtinke, features which appeal to fastidious girls and women. Her hats are pro tected in the hat drawer, the smart shoes for every function are kept separate in an oblong box. tne lock ing bar, cushion top and interlocking hardware are no less interesting than the sturdv Gibraltarired top, which assure the freshman that he will find her trunk well ready to take her to sehool each ucceeding year of her school experience. ' School Day PromUe to Be Particu larly Smart Thi Yar. IF one may judge by the smart frocks shown at Haydcn's. Navy blue is a Poiret twill with draped collar lined in King's blue taffeta, the skirt pleated at the side with long tassel caught under beaded orna ment. Wool frocks ranging in price from $15 to $25. , Top coat are swagger affairs for girlish donning to be chosen in novel plaids and heather mixtures, priced at $15, $1' 1 $25 and $.35. Pleated or plain and in htm W0 'J D ft" ' (V is' in accord with Dame fur on it Pointt of black cararul extend into the gray qtnrrel collar and cuff on a black and gray creation. Conn and coat and coat for every tyi of woman, coal made by the lead ing designers and makers of this country and France. I Your Hair Arranged a Attrac tively aa Possible Does it Con form to the New Skirt Length fTWO question which the clever A women of the year are now ask ing themselves. You w ill at once fcef assured of the 'skill demonstrated in ' the beauty shop under the super vision of Mr. Roberts and Mr. Franks, the Black and White Room, Burgess Nash, the Salon de Beautc, Hotel Fontenelle and the Blackstone IJ....I r - ,-, .. jiuici nrauiy snop, l you ve wished for a changing of your fa cial contour by means of the coiffure, you'll find In the staff of these shops the artist who will tolve your beauty problem. f Now that Pleat Ar Aain the Smartest Not 1 T3ETTER rush your order into the JJ Ideal Button and Pleating Com pany, .Jrd 1 loor Brown Block, 16th & Douglas o that you'll be assured of having your frock for the first cool fall day. Why not have a Pierrot frill on your taillcur? Just big pleated collar, pointed, to fall back over a big ribbon bow with the tame treatment on the closely caught cuffs. Irving Berlin Declared Most Popu lar of Song Writer. A ND no wonder, one decides M- after tapping a toe to the lillinu melody of his new tones nnu, sale at 'the sheet music department In the A. Hospe company, 191 J Douglas: . '8ht jOc' Truly .Wcj While the Years Roll By.... 30c No Wonder I'm Lonesom. .30c Send My Honey Man 304 Song numbers you'll find most delightful when the crowd decides to roll back the rugs and dance. Send check with order. ' -. Shop Specialize in Styles for Big Women rVKIN BROS.. Conant Hotel y Bldg., 16th & Harney, have spe cialized this fall in models for hie .WN ....... . 1 . I ,. "which, imiucia wnicn acnieve mi No daughter of Eve regrets a rlelav at tht- bov niftr u.hin h- rntinnm pocketed, most noticeaniy so,, are ine jvioae s latest fancy. titfio Hri ot 5. $7 and $10 for wear with slip-on and "Tux" sweaters ol Electric Lighted Are th Vanity Schoolward Bound You'll Want Blsck Caracul Ia Unusual in Charm ""aI sty'efulness m sizes 42, 44 and Iceland wool in heather coloring Casea Daintily Lined in Metallic Prompt and Efficient Cleaning When Combined With Light Gray In,.the sh0'"? Milady of gen and two-tone combinations, these at n. . , .... erous hues will find all tie newlv $3.95. $5.95 and $7.95. In the smart J" . , "fl ' ' -uirrel- delightful details of the new Mode wool crepes, that cnarming aii-iunmi yi - " .. , .hvnuui, xhiiui mu n ui.nuni.uii, I'uinci, i-zui ot iraiisirtieu mto sKilltul slenderizing frock fabric one may select a frock adds a novel bit of loveliness - Jones, makes a specialty of serv- Farnum, has priced for his sale y means of cunningly placed bead in "cocoa" brown with "toast" trim. 192 it's tiny electric lights. The ing the bovs and girls making plans a luxuriously effective black caracul r me,al ornament, softly folded SoundS quite like a school spread, Q . T . faclorv ,18 K.irnam. tn attend srbnnl williiii Ihp npxt fr-ui -nn lomcinl 0,1 m l tne R.. ''raPc loosely caught lengths of (IOCS it nOt? ,,.,.:, ,1. u: I r .1.- lf.J.I Tl '.. .1 IL., I... mm!,i(, in,h.i.A or tU 10 rr-A crepe mid transparent Spanish lace. Fabric Fascinatingly Beautiful Ar- buildimr, I4th ami Farnam. have just utc i,it o( cicaniK before trunks and lmcs of the coat odge, with flare m WelJknown sh inciude, - Wom- rive for Ak-Sar-Ben Ball. . . .. . , , . ; u r yyiy oe - obedience to Fash- ""' Exchange in It Activitie. THE Silk Shop, 117 DotiRlas, an- may find )lcr co)or ,oxcit, n,ow,er, wjl bring unexcelled delivery service, icn's la,est whimsy, are outlined by OEND your bits of delicately nottnecs the arrival of fabrics for even favored scent in tiny black assurance of the well-known Pan- a two-inch width of squirrel, which O wrought needlework to Katherine the fashioning of ball gowns to grace striped glass cologne bottle the toi- torium service in cleaning. Why not seems but a continuance of the deep- Dwycr, 207 S 18th St ior she's the Ak-Sar-Ben ball festivities: lette to he achieved before the establish a credit account which will 'y draped collar of gray. Quaintly star(ed a Woman's Exchange for the Gold and Silver laces. micre.i mirror m tne 11a. a novel rnablP you to send your clothes to outlined are tne oiuiasnioncu posies ,utua benefit of all concerned oav v civci v,....." -- ...... tne i anioriiiiii uuring ine stnuui 10 s- . . year? A satisfaction, indeed. Fall Weather Coat Swing Swagger My Lady Mode Fathion Her Own Gold and silver embroidered fabrics. Nets, chiffons and georgettes. Witchinglv lovely materials which seem to hold every beauty of Na ture, so vivid the colorings, so novel the designs cunningly woven through the threads, Every Boy and Girl in th School Lengths. floor, T KNEETER, tailor, 2nd 16th k Howard, will order to your measure an exceedingly smart weather coat decidedly English in cut. In tuts shop you will bud a Love th Teacher Who I Sweet complete line of hosiery when you and Pretty. AFTER your Ions, hard vacation, teachers dear, run up to the Mar cell Shonpe over Frv's Shoe Store, If th ami Douglas, for a general "brautilication," Marcel, facial, ntiinkure. msen by csperts in the win It. Verna Kank ha the man agement of tin shop and takes pleas go to order your fall and winter suit which may now be had at reduced tailoring prices. t Four Day of August Fur Sale Re main. , four days left iu which to advantage of the August sale price t th Goldstein Fur Gown for Ak-Sar-Ben Ball Wear. THE Kcister Tailoring College, 16th floor, City National Bank Bldg., 16th and Harney, is a busy place the weeks preceding . the ball for Milady Mode buying softly silk en folds of crepe, lace and satin, is fashioning her own gown. Inexpen sive, but $.1 worth Of instruction need to be used from the $7.50 ticket, leaving the other lesions tor the fall and winter frocks) in the silk lining with a broiclcred ile.r . iu),n;llat ., w ir; nttic pocket to noicr tne square 01 work Rnd 5lle wil. h ati'voll linen Milady favors by the name ot sfnd ,rri y )e Rlai ,0 attcn(j t "hankie." A rope girdle confines details for you. the full folds of this lovely coal. Well worth the viewing this fur value. Fashion Fad and Fancie. 'Cants Jouvin- one reads on the The irregular hem line is a fea box holding the new lon gloves of ture of evening gowns. suede iringcd at the side of their yj,fl ,he fotto ,)re ;S Wt,rn , icngtn. a. l. a. you pieasc - slrlw jiower-wreathed hat the sizes which translated into I niled State means, sizes 5 1-4, 5 1-2. etc ie New ribbon has fluted 'edses con trasting with the ground. Among lingtric trimming, lace will be in great demand. Irish OVt.Yfo take Mrt A P, S;ir(keit f Jit I'nn- u, u sn aunnuuied, hs been 4P i'.i.Hvd 4 sjs-cul r'pls'senlstiv 'f c,-..ii"rnt H I ' 4 " l.'ltl.nu 4"i'l UMllflt n indiistri! in K"pe, 'lb t" n.i iil'vrut, it mi tsj' viijiI, It sun--, it Havii's) tui 'l i',,r t., tl, .i k.hi'v .!.! hs il liitlt't inn,. Mill whih l !l '':'l s: Ku I M S'l i" , j(.ii,iiu,v t tin l J Hisil j nan, sts i' it w I I ts Hum M ti if tl SS Will''"' '')e'r ,u,'e country, France, lth Mri. Sprrtkili and lirr hut baiitl wrrr very atliv iu relief work in I'rinre during and alter (he war Mrt. Spi,kt! pirsoiully made trip into dr. t.ijlr I n w nut, liknig rum out pli'i ti'atH Mitlt sn;''l" llitr re tn'l number ot .Sjueiki't Iri wtiiV luintmii a lively in l'ri. uudr I t,e ibrevtioi 'f the ,VIi,uit d lirr itvslk', a t.mnn of Mrt, fttkil. With bc hutbaod M t nv!s I nn. ii i l ti , i ri.il. lh, i l lh I ,((,' t lloimr V't i Ih J t dOmr Ml Fls tint wlti-h is l, tl si ii rm.i, , i,i n lusui, c k-i fit) m b uie in amii'Uimng tnai ne ins sun s,n0(,( jmj (1,, 0Vrr .ry', fur a well known beamy operator, ,(44Ki Jfl,n ,ntj Douglas You'll find .lne Hurton, t To B Sur It a Lanoill Prtnannt Wv SMD Mist Wavey at the bobbed up fiotn lur iln otf tlx spring Fall Taillcur Long in Line, Con- tervativ in Coloring. Tini.COX AND Al.LEX. 17th " ' cV Hamev, luve received an Corset Shop Afford Opportunity for extensive showing of Tweed o'Wol Expert Surgical Fitting. suits ultrasiiurt in selection of ma- THE Harclev Corset Shop, loth ferial, man-tailored in the most p. 1 n.... .v. .: ..... i.. . mi. I roved tbng. on II find in th 117 ....,.,...... , . , .h (a ii i,t ,,v yttf , . rn.iiitfh to inltrtrre ib tale rrnreteuts tavingt of frm ",,h "u Marney, otter an unusual ,H)ot in harmonue in a channiul measurably with Ihe iiv.-f.un4 Ire 'S t Jl l-J per cent on prices orig- service in surgical court an. tup- l;-hin. Suits to appeal t th fas iiully r unusually low on account ports, working in conjunction with tidious person pticrs unusually of th upstairs low rem location. physicians and surgeons, moderate, $'0, $'7 50, $4J,50, Lace stockings of an extraordinary gossamer texture are a late innova tion from Fans, t The lengthening of skirts for ttrret !d with hsr stiiigiKg In cunning lis(lll I'Mr her tliapclv bill heal. S'ii woudrs th ltiand.it Heamy hop, Jrd floor, is baviitg tmh tuc ( with l 1'ermtntnt wavr K.u lhy bsok bk hers its th I noil I'loit,- ittolutMniiiing tit. QnttideJ 'lj' rottty It) th kaifditsiing wiUi. " DETAILS! 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