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Mlse Mary Morgan Yellow mMsai'
Bilk.
Mrs. WToriM Meyer Light arav mM
1908 OCTOBER 1908
1908 OCTOBER 1908
Mni r'Tiplre uwn. v. i ;!iniimng
l(iy line; Immm'd If
A Sale of Great Magnitude The
I fif:'.etnn, cpoKl.,.. V rn . g.:r ;
f .Mr. Hn.t Mm f. 11 M- t"i'ra I' j
Mrs. W. T. Mllroy -White ri'p ifL,
Mie Aatkirme Milrcy tli-wn of1 v
Mlk. , ,
?Iti Bess ?tccrbead - lmp'rted rrv.rt
i'iilnr.il clillfm. rmnirf ultl. t mhvnl.l-
7! C H "i r fT9 c
er,Ml with yellow i n r ami irinviirtc V
II h I'nt1 of ..il; lire.
Mies Nathalie Merriam a Volume of lrl- j
Vsceiil .-iMiicl'il (hirfnn iivrr wntte
Batln. It wa this gown that Mips Mr-y f
rlmn
Wore on
Ak-('4r-li"n nueen lass i
Jon. Mqn. Tue. Wed.Thu. Fri. 5at
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Sun. Mok Tue. I WcdItHu. IFri.I Sat
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Corset Special, Saturday
Saturday morning will plare on sale about two
dozen large else corset. Excellent values. Some of our
standard makes, such as J. R, W. B. and Kbo. that
formerly no Id at 11.00. $1.50 and f J. 00. Sizes from it to
to, baturday, each. He.
Sale
will be held Saturday.
For the benefit of our many Ak-Sar-Bcn visitors; as well as our city trade. We are going to hold a
mighty saving sale Saturday, which will continue all day and evening until 9 :.'?0 o'clock. It will be a sale
considerably out of the ordinary and ought to attract widespread attention. It will not be a sale of shop
worn goods and odda and ends; but it will be a sale of brand new goods direct from the manufacturers,
untouched, unsoiled and yet quoted to you at lower prices than others will quote on their odds and ends.
Nearly every department will have something marked at a low price to offer you. We tell of only a few
of the bargains there are many more just as good. Remember this: Ak-Sar-Ben Visitors' sale is for one
day only. Come to Thompson, Belden & Co ?s Saturday. Plenty of salespeople to wait upon you.
Special Sale of Hosiery, Saturday.
Women's Black Cotton Hose, good medium weight for
Fall wear. Have high spliced heels and double soles.
Hermsdorf dye. regular price So per pair. Saturday
only, per pair 25c.
Extraordinary Dress Goods Sale $1.00 Handsome
Silk and Wool Check, Choice Colors, Pretty. Gray Panama
in Broken Checks, Choice 39c a yard.
Greater value has never been offered. No expense or roods has been
pared In providing for the extra special sale Saturday. ' Not piece In
the lot but what would have cost you $1.00 a yard yesterday. We place
particular emphasis on the last statement, as it Is very unusual to get
anything near this quality of goods at such sweeping reduction. Better
come early.
A Great Silk Sale Just One-Half Price Our Best 85c Col
ored All Silk Swiss Taffeta, Saturday, 4.2y2c a Yard.
A Silk Sale Extraordinary. An occasion of Interest to every woman, surely
when beautiful silks are marked at just one-half of their true value. Just
that crisp taffeta touch a good taffeta, should have. The sale starts Saturday
mornlrrg. Fine line of colors; dainty pink, light blue, old rose, navy, mode,
tan, garnet, cardinal, green, gray, reseda new blue, Alice blue, brown and
changeable. For waists, drap skirts, gowns, coats and Jackets.
Very Special Regular $1.15 Fine Imported Beautiful Black
'Dress Voile Saturday G2y2o a Yard.
Tbe lowest price ever named for a fabric of such superior quality.
Thli particular make of voile has never been cur passed for quality,
beauty of texture, combined with atrengtb end durability. Deep rich
black, crisp and new. W'ben you see it twist it in your hand, you can
not muss It. This will demonstrate to you It's superior quality. See
It; It is a beauty.
The New Millinery
New and baautlful creations are being
added to our great stock every day. For Sat
urday's sale wa have arranged the following.
Read carefully and act promptly as this is
your opportunity. The saving Is important.
Black and colored hats, beautifully trimmed
with wings and fancy feathers. Regular $7.60
and f8.00 hats In Saturday's Bale at, each, $5.
Lace Curtain Department
Saturday
$2.25 Nottingham White Lace Cur
tains, 3tt yards long, 60 Inches wide,
panel effect; one curtain to window, Sat
urday at. 49c each.
Special Sale of White India Linon. Economy Base
ment, Saturday.
Saturday we will place on sale 800 yards of 20c and 25c
White India Llnon at, per yard 5c. .
Wash Cloths 100 dozen Turkish Wash Cloths, Saturday
only, each lc. Limit one dozen to a customer.
Special Sale of Towels 200 dozen 15c Huck Towels, hemmed
and hemstitched, Saturday only 8 Vic. LlmUt one dozen to a
customer.
Special Sale of Gla4 Toweling Main Floor AH our 10c
checked Glass Toweling, Saturday only, price per yard 6c.
Sale of Jackets and Rain Coats in Cloak Department
About 20 Short Coats in covert and black broadcloth; mostly
In sizes 38, 40 and 42; worth up to $26.00, on Sale Saturday
at, $4.76 each.
26 Rain Coats in tan and Oxford grey, worth up to $16.00,
on sale Saturday, $4.75 each.
50 long loose Coats, all lined; made of black Thibet cloth,
velvet and braid trimmed collars and cuffs, worth $10.60, on
sale Saturday at, $4.76 each.
New Tailored Linen Waists.
New Hand Tailored Suits.
New Winter Coats for Saturday's sales.
$2.69 Long Kid Glove Sale $2,69
ThU is the last day of our great glove sale.
We have sold hundreds of pairs, but still have
a worthy assortment of these exceptional
values. Long Pique gloves to the elbow In
blacks, brown and assorted tans; the kinds
you pay $3.60 for elsewhere, Saturday's spec
ial price $2.69.
At Notion Department Saturday
Poudre De Riz De Java, a fine face
powder, regular price 30c a box, Satur
day only, per box 16c.
16c Tooth Brushes, Saturday only,
each, 8c.
A good quality of pins, at, paper 6c.
Saturday Handkerchief
Special.
Women's full size all
linen handkerchiefs, sold
regular at 12 He, Satur
day only, each 6c.
Saturday Veiling Special.
Pretty veiling in navy,
brown and black, sold reg
ular at 25c a yard; Satur
day only, per yard 16c.
Saturday Lace Specials.
Val. laces and insertions,
Saturday only, per yard, 3c.
Linen Torchon laces and
Insertions, Saturday only,
per yard, 3c.
Saturday Candy Special.
Balduff's Prize Medal
regular COc chocolates,
oh sale Saturday only, in
one pound boxes at, per
b 25.
Blanket Department
Basement.
White Crib Blankets
with dainty pink and blue
border, soft and heavy
quality, regular 60c, Sat
urday at, 26c a pair.
Domestic Department
Basement.
Nurses stripes, Seer
suckers, fast colors; bluo
and white stripes; regular
10c quality, Saturday at,
per yard 6c.
Bargaki Square In
Basement,
2,000 yards of un
bleached muslin, nice
quality; usually sold at
6c, Saturday, per yard
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Jeatlcally to the dais and ascend the throne
t& "await the coming of the queen. With
Tactful tread now comes the special maids,
btautlful in their white gowns, and carry-
"mi? aloft their dlrectolre staffs, with bas
kets or ferns' pendant. Three abreast they
mitve down the hall and take their places,
with tbe Board of Governors In front of the
'dull. The special maids were, Misses Bess
Buir.n, Dorothy Morgan, Caroline Barka
luw, baia Bourke,. Elisabeth Congdon,
Helen DavU, Gwendoline White, Ruth
iuoorhead, Gladys Peters. Marlam Patter
sun and Katherlne Powell.
After the maids have taken their places
the bund sounds the blast for the entrance
of' the quien and the spectators again
turn their eyes, keen with curiosity, to the
canopied doorway in which the beloved
consort will appear. The band begins the
coronation march from Tannhauser, and the
.door opens and Miss Catherine Baum, the
queen's crownboarcr, appears bearing the
Mara. Then the queen sweeps majestically
Into the hall, and again the cries of fealty
arise as the spectators recognise Miss Jean
Cudahy as the favored one. The party
. marches slowly down the hall, the queen's
little pages, Burdette Klrkendall and Rats
tun Scoble, bearing her cape gracefully
from the floor. The queen takes her seat
beside the king and then the applause
breaks forth again.
At the will of the monarch the Board
of Governors and the maids at the foot
of the dais turn and do obeisance to the
royal pair and then ascend the steps and
take their position on either side of .the
throne. 1
Crow mtbe ftarea.
Silently but with poompous ceremony the
bishops place bejeweled crowns, Insignia of
the highest rank lr all Qutvera, on the
heads of the king and his queen, and once
more the shouts of the multitude voice their
Joy. Then the royal family gathered
around the throne to offer their individual
congratulations to the king and ted by the
Board of Governors and the maids the
festal dance In honor of the new mon
arch begins.
The queen was gowned in an empire cos
tume of white net, embroidered in orchids
of silver and gold with pearl centers and
fashioned after the models of the Josephine
period. A conventional design of orchids
bordered the skirt and the very short
bodice waa heavily embroidered with span
gles. A girdle of gold and short drapes
over the shoulders were finished with gold
tassels. The bodice was cut decollette with
shallow chemisette of shirred tulle and
short sleeves of embroidered net. A high
collar of pearls and a necklace of diamonds
with pendant diamonds and pearls fin
ished the neck. Over the gown was worn
the crimson velvet cornatlon robe with Its
borders of ermine and lining of white satin,
and this was held In place with ropes of
pearls and finished with fleur de lis em
broidered at the corners.
The maids were all gowned alike In white
decollette costumes that swept the floor.
Over these were worn shoulder robes, the
front panels of white satin being edged
with gold embroidery and across the breast
the coat-of-arms of the house of Ak-Sar-Ben
also embroidered In gold. The back
panels of yellow velvet were edged with
white silk embroidery and hung to the
floor. Each maid carried a directolre staff,
surmounted with little baskets, from whtoh
dropped vines of green that wound round
the staff. Twists of gold ribbon, com
bined with yellow flowers, were worn In
the hair. v
GOWKS OP THE COIRT LADIES
Robe Are Klegant and Scene Is aa
Impressive One.
From these descriptions can be painted
a mind's picture of the beauty lent the
occasion by the gowns of the court ladles:
Mrs. M. X. Burket Gray silk voile,
with trimmings of lace; dlamund.4. I
Mrs. W. J. Bradbury Keml-prinretts cos
tume of white net, with trimmings of
duchess lace chiffon and satin bands.
Mrs. 8. D. Barkalow White crepe de
chine, with trimmings of lace.
Miss Caroline Barkalow White lingerie
gown.
Mrs. P. O. Best Princess coBtume of gray
voile over gray taffeta.
Mrs. Charles S. Black Sheath gown of
mode color, satin tailing over petticoat
of same shade, long mallne sleeves and
trimmings of real lace.
Miss Prances Butterfleld Black pineap
ple gauzo over black silk, with trim
ming of cut Jet; topus.
Miss Melons Butterfield Blue silk, with
trimming of niecklln lace.
Mrs. John W. Battln Pearl gray chiffon
cloth, with trimmings of baby Irlali
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Young Men's Clothes
Sizes to
3S Chest
YOU ought to see the new
models In suits and over,
coat we're showing; made for
as by Samuel W. Peck & Co.,
specialists in young men's fine
clothes.
This is a lively season in col
ors; overcoats as well as suits.
You'll find a large variety in
both. Suits at $16B0 to $32.50.
Overcoats at $15.00 to $35.00.
We offer special values at
$25.00. You'll never find bet
ter suits or overcoats for the
price than we're
' selling, at
$25
Write for style sheet
illustrated catalogue.
and
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Gaarauateed
Ktoc king
lor Boys,
8 Pair, 1.00
enson&ThorneGa
Guaranteed
8orks, Hlx
Pair, Six
Months, $2.00.
'and Persian embroidery; diamonds.
Mrs. Bert B. Booth Gray chiffon voile,
with lace trimming.
Miss Eleanor Boyle Pink India silk, with
pearl ornaments.
Mrs. B. F. BraUey Dlrectolre gown of
black'-lace, 'inane over chiffon, with
trimmings, of lilac satin; diamonds.
Mlas Olja BraUey White embroidered
mull over white taffeta, with empire
girdle of pale green; pearls.
KUs. K. B. Basca White lace gown over
while silk; diamonds.
Mrs. I!. JC. Biaoe White princess lace
(town; rubles.
Miss Dorothy Ben, Harlan, la. Princess
gown of white fillet lace over blue stlK.
Mrs, A. J. Beatoa Black net rube over
white satin, made empire; diamonds.
Mrs. X. K. Baldrige Black and white
' mesxHilne silk; diamonds.
Miss (trace Bryan, Lincoln, Guest of Miss
Cnmstock Costume of lavender and
lace: pearls.
Mrs. But Bryaa learitt, Lincoln. Guest
of MIhs Comstock Ulack princess gown,
with coral ornamentH.
Mis. H. B. Bojrtes Light blue messallne,
with tuuking of net and lace.
Mrs. B. B. Bryson Cream-colored French
crepe embroidered in pink rosebuds and
timmed with Valenciennes lace and chif
fon. Mrs. W. M. Bennett Dlrectolre gown of
Imported silk crepe trimmed with
crocheted Irish lace and Jet ornaments;
diamonds.
Mrs. Sol Bergman Light green crepe de
chine; diamonds.
Miss Evelyn Bergman White messallne
silk gown; pearls.
C.
LZrs. Austin J. Collet Empire gown of
white lace.
Mrs. B. Jti. Gvane Pink silk chiffon, with
uihimlnge of chantiile lace and plna
Katln; diamonds.
Mrs. . Jl. Cudahy Costume of blue crepe
do chine; pearls.
Mrs. E. O. Ourrter, Bloux City, gueat of
Mrs. Frank Judson Gown of white mull
and lace.
Mrs. Joseph M. Ondahy Apricot satin
gown.
Mrs. J. B. CoulnghaJi Cream, chiffon
and lace over cream taffeta.
Mrs. A. 3. Cooley Gown of pink chiffon
poplin.
Miss rraaots Connor, Burlington, la.,
guent of Mrs. A. J. Cooley Rainbow
crepe de chine.
Miss Zioraine Comstook Pink net over
over pink taffeta, made empire, with
trimmings of lace.
Miss Zreaa Oole Figured marquisette
over apricot silk, with trimming of
green silk cord, gold and white lace.
Mrs. David Coie Mauve silk poplin, with
trimmings of lace and turquoise blue
silk.
Mrs. J. O. Cowln Lavender sutln gown,
with lace trimming; diamonds.
Mrs. William Cowln White Japanese
crepe embroidered in gold butterflies;
diamonds
Mrs. W. 3. Connall White point de exprlt
over white silk, with hand-trimming of
white silk.
!.
Mrs. James C. Dahlman Black net over I
white chiffon. !
Miss Margaret Dovey of plattiiiouth, I
guest of Miss Caroline Uarkalow White
satin, with trimmlntis of chiffon and
gold.
Mrs. Alfred Darlow White cloth gown,
cut entralne, with trimmings of black
panne velvet end pearl.
Mrs. 1. J. Donahue Prince.-) costume of
champagne crepe de chene, with trim
mings of prlncrHs luce.
Miss Alice Donahue 1'ink messallne mIIU
gown. .
Mrs. X,onora Diets Kelson rale blue
princess costume, with yoke and sleeves
of lace.
K.
Miss Iorna Bllloti Pale blue panne vel
vet empire costume, with trimmings of
silver.
Kit. Albert Zdhclm Pale green cable
chiffon made princess over white;
pearls.
F.
Miss Vsttie rranklia, Fremont Semi- I
princess gown of coral silk, with urap-i j
of Venice lace.
Mrs. John O. French Lavender silk, with 1
trimmings of lavender panne elti, I
amelhyMs. j
Miss MiMred Funkhoaser White ui- 1
gandle, witli trimmings of Valenciennes '
lace over pink silk. ,
Miss Barrlet Ylsher, Davenport. Ia.. guest
of Mrs. William yetter Empire cos
tume of yellow crepe dn ciune, wit.i
trimmings of resl lure.
Mrs. Millard ronkhoaaer Copenhagen
blue satin gown, with trimmings of
gold braid, vest and sleeves of white
net.
U.
Mrs. J. F. Oohn,
de' chine, with
point lace.
Miss Mary Galbralta While grenadine,
with trimmjngs of gold.
Mrs. Bobert (rllmore Dlrectolre gown of
black duchess satin, embroidered with
crimson and gold.
Miss Amy Ollmore Dlrectolre gown of
apricot messallne silk.
Mrs. George Cott Princess gown of
light blue, with lace trimmings.
M. '
Mrs. T. Haarmaa White silk, with trim
mings of lace.
Mrs. W. C. Henry Drown crepe de chine,
with trimmings of net and lace; dia
monds. Miss Marlon Kaller Pale green liberty
satin empire costume, with trimmings of
pearls.
Mrs. Irving I. Koasaktr Black silk crepe
over light blue silk, with trimmings of
lace and gold.
Mrs. John Bines Empire costume of
rale blue silk mull.
Miss SUlda Kanuner White llngere gown
over pink silk.
Mrs. 0. A. Hull White crepe de chine,
with trimmings of duchess lace.
Mrs. 7 red Hamilton Dlrectolre costume
of old rose embroidered In self-tone,
with high neck and sleeves of princess
lace; diamonds.
Miss Bessie Xayden Pale blue voile,
with baby Irish and Valenciennes lace;
turquoise and diamonds.
Mrs. Prank Hamilton Empire costume
of black satin, elaborately trimmed with
gold lace.
J.
Mrs. B. J. Jobst Delt blue silk, with
trimmings of lace; diamonds.
Mrs, tools Jankouskl White allover baby
Irish lace over taffeta, with trimmings
of Irish lace.
Mrs. O. Z. Johannes Black fillet net
over gray silk, with trimmings of vel
vet and lace.
Mrs. 1 heron Josselyn Empire costume of
pink crepe de chine, with lace trim
mings. K.
Mrs. Xi. O. Kestersoa, Fatrbury Princess
gown of tan silk, with trimmings of
pink.
Mrs, O. D. Xipllnger Light blue messa
llne, embroidered In blue, with Dimming
of cream lace.
Mrs. 3. B. Kennedy, Fort Omaha Cos
tume of pink silk, with trimmings of
cluny lace and chenille; diamonds.
Miss Jennie Keck, Valparaiso Princess
gown of white mull, trimmed with
baby Irish lace over white silk.
Miss Kennedy, Tort Omaha Blue silk,
with gilt trimmings.
Mrs. A. V. Xlnsler Gown of pink silk
messallne, with lace trimmings; diamonds.
Mrs. Oharlei I. Kountse Princess robe
of white lace over white aatin; dia
monds. Mrs. Barl Xipllnger Costume of white
swlss Inset with valenclenne and Irish
lace, with blue aa).
Mrs. B. O. Knos Brown point de esprit
over taffeta, with cream duchess lace
yoke studded with pearls.
I..
Mrs. Harry Z.aufnbrg Pearl gray crepe
de chine.
Mrs. John F. Lord Black lace robe, with
black chiffon trimmings.
Mrs. Thomas Ziatham Davis Lavender
costume of messallne satin embroidered
In self-tones. . .
Mrs. Tanoe X,ane, Bait Lake City, Guest
of Mrs. K. K. Bryson Pale blue mes
sallne empire costume, with yoke and
sleeves of gold lace.
M. , ...
Mls Xisona MaUery, Alliance White
lucked net. Inset with lnce and medal
lions, made ever pink silk, with trim
mings of pink silk.
Mrs. George F. Moore Black and white
marquisette, with border of roso color
and trimmings of princess lace.
Miss Beatrice Moore Light blue chiffon
taffeta, with trimmings of Valenciennes
lac.
Miss Alloa Martindale Gown of blue silk,
with bertha of real lace and dlrectolre
sash.
Mrs. C. S3. Malony pink silk poplin, with
trimmings of coral lace.
Mrs. Beba Morgan Costume of white
liberty satin, with trimmings of point
lace.
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H3fJBSK2SE
Fort Crook Pink crepe
trimmings of princess
Saturday
Specials
At Dcaton's
35c Prophylactic Tooth Brushes,
Saturday, only 20c
25c Whiilc Brooms, Saturday,
only 9c
35c Swanadotra Powder, Saturday,
only , . .loo
60c Java Rico Powder, Saturday,
only 5Wc
3 He 6-fsch Flexible NaU Kile, ,19c
50c Comb. Saturday, only... 19c
15c Principe De Galea Cigars,
Pullman size 10c
25 In a box,
10c Continental Seal Cigars, club
size Se
Uox of 50,
10c Hamilton Plan Invincible
Cigar So
Box of ti,
10c Palmer House Cigars 5r
Box of 25, fl.itfl
25c Bamai Tooth Powder, Satur
day, only 12c
35c Ebony Nail Brushes, Saturday,
only 19c
Beaton Drug Co.
13th and Farnaui
e
(Cafe
Loyal
- Will Hereafter Re
' main Open for
AFTER
THEATRE
PATRONS
IVIusic
At 11 O'clock
"After the Theatre."
At 6 O'clock
during dinner time.
Hotel Loyal
"At the Blga of the Bed Arrow."
OPPOSITE THE POBTOrPlOE.
Order Today
It takes time to make clothes that will
keep their uhape through months of
wear. You'll ueed your fall clothes
boon. Clever clothes $25 and better.
IH5 Irruna &t.Qrx!&iA
15 kScEihiSt. LAiLCola
inaiDiffsssDiTs
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'a icma mmum ."L-ry:!.-
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Mrs. . E.
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Mnffltt 'oBtumc nf gteen
with trim nlr of applique -
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is of sll 4
ter .chif f
t Whlta t
srty silk, J
an,l nucheKS lnte; dlnmonn".
Mrs. Charles Morton Hlnck Bpsnkled net
over wnne criirrnn. witn corn mmminan. s .J
Mrs. B. O. Moore Grsy silk v.. II, wiih '. $
Ini-e tllmmlnpi.. a
Me. ,
Miss Alice McOulloturh llcuvn of white
mi, with white sutlu hnprt trlvnmlnRK
K'S. W. Morris McSay - 1 le.-toiie gn n
of blue nilk, with t: lr.imliiK of mesa
line Bilk Hint sold: diamond".
Mrs. P. X MoCoy Princess gown of b
Batln. with lnce trimmings.
MUs Edna McLsnahan, Tccumseii Km.
plrc gown or corn-colored silk,- lace trmw
inlllK"; pearl
Mrs. p. F. MoOretr Costume of chnm-
l .'igne chiffon clotl). with Iscc, ir m-
iningK; illatnomls.
Miss Alice Oarey McOrew White n i tic
mull gown, with trlnimlngs of lavender
bands and lavender empire sash.
Ai
Mrs. Otto Vesmlth, Fort Omsha Blue
t'hlnese brocade, with oriental trlnv
mlnga; peaiis.
O.
Mrs. Charles Offutt Princess robe of 1
over pink silk; pearl and diamond
Miss K. Katherlne O'Connor Gown
pink iiieBxnlinp silk.
Mrs. Osgood Eastman Peacock blue
erty crepe gown.
P.
Miss Peggy Polleys, Ft. "Paul. Ml ...
guent of Miss Amy Ollmore Olrectolre
gown of yellow radium silk, with trim
mings of gold and laco In the same
Bhailes.
Mrs. O. K. Pickens Embroidered gray
crepe over taffeta.
Miss Elisabeth Pickens Pale green net
over green silk, with trimmings of sil
ver.
Mrs. A. . Paters Lace robe oter
fon and taffeta.
Miss Maroia Perkins, Fremont-
embroidered net over white liberty
with trimmings of pink.
Mrs. Oar X. Pratt Empire costume of
lavender and white, with trimmings of
amethysts and cut steel; diamonds.
. R.
Mrs. Andrew Boaewater Hand-embrold
ered costume of light blun chlffort
Miss Ella Btlren, Went Point Asure blue
satin striped silk, In modified dlrectolre
effect, with trimmings of gold embroid
ery. Mrs. Arthur Xemlngtea Kcru Spanish
lace gown over same shade of chiffon
cloth, trimmed with self-tone sail a
bands.
Mrs. 3. B, Bowlands Black taffeta, made
empire, with trimmings of chiffon and
rut steel; diamonds.
ja,rs. v. mj, MVil ill ifierii n j , ao.,
of Mrs. W. J. Bradbury Imported
of French embroidered mull
princess, over white rnensallne silk, with
inmminge oi real vaieiicieunes ami .
baby Irish lace. - . ,1
with duchess lace trimmings.
Mrs. W. A. Bedlok Black lace P'" 1 ovc
black niik and chiffon, with aV ornn v
ments. - ,
Mrs. Oeonre BeaMca Princess costume': Ti
black net; diamonds. J I
Mktll. Unk.ln. T lo-Vif V a 1 1 rt i
plre costume of voile, with trimmings" -.
princess lace. r
Miss Marie Southard Costume of blue
silk, with trimmings of Irish lace.
Mrs. X. P. Shnmway, Wakefield Whlta
silk grenadine over white taffeta, with
trimmings of gold cloth and white silk
fringe.
Mrs. X.andleth P. Bine Princess gown of
apricot satin, with trimmings of gold
applique and Persian colors.
Mrs. W. B. Btraub, Lincoln Oown of
cream silk voil. with trimmings of hand
embroidery and duchess lace; diamonds.
Miss Bertha Baackleford Pink silk mull .
made empire.
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