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A llttlt learning ! a'dangeroua thlny, - x
Drink deep, or Uata not tha Plarian spring.
Thert shallow draughts Intoxclata tha brain, '
And drinking largely sobars ua at in. Pop.
Tha day i doas, and tha darlroaas
Falls from tha wings ef Night,
As a faathar la waited downward
From an aaila aU flight. Longfellow.
iQl'iCh iffloppin vilh Jolly
Each day I walk with wonder
'Neath skies of dark or fair;
Over, around, and under
Are marvels that I share.
Whate'er the bonds of duty,
I pray I may.be shriven
The gyves that grip and thrall ;
The luring call of beauty
Is greater than them all.
v Should I fail more or less
That I may -be forgiven
For following loveliness!
A Prayer, Harper's.
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 25, 1919.
IF
For the June Bride.
NEXT in importance to the ex
treme care in the selection of
the trousseau is the necessity of ex
ercising discretion in the choice of a
wardrobe trunk in which to pack the
dainty thingi so they may be kept
in their original fresh condition. Be
cause of its cushion top, which elim
inates any possibility of wrinkling
the clothes, as well as many other
comfort features which tend toward
supreme satisfaction, the Hartmann
wardrobe trunk has long been the
accepted wardrobe of June brides.
Give Freling & Steinle, 1803 Far
nam, an opportunity of demonstrat
ing its various features. You'll be
entranced with its delightful possi
bilities. Inspired by the High Hope and
Great Joy
OF JUNE, the month of happiness,
are the rarely lovely gifts in the
irt department of A. Hospe & Co.,
1513 Douglas. Artistic mirrors
whose polychrome finish frames are
garlanded with flowers or conven
tional designs are shown in long,
narrow panels and wider rectangles
to fit the corner in the front hall or
the between-the-doors space in the
dining room. Standing lamps in
Pompeian designs and Adam periods
charm with their beauty expression.
Candlesticks exquisitely decorated
in colored fruit and flower designs
hold candles of fascinating loveli
ness of varied selection. So har
moniously does the polychrome fin
ish with its rare color expression
blend with all furnishings, and so
gracefully moulded are their richly
colored relief designs, that theirs is
a beauty vogue amply justified.
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Infinitely fascinating, gifts are to
be found in the offering of Cordova
leather articles unusually charming
gift expressions. Folds, picture
frames to be carried in the pocket,
purses, ultra-smart, many of them
daintily inexpensive.
Special Preparation! for Mary Pick
ford and Her Kiddies
ARE being made at the t Jacobs
Leo drug store, Fifteenth and
Douglas. You'll find in readiness
everything for the tot's toilet cas
tile soap of greatest purity, talcs of
standard makes, anything and every
thing manufactured for the comfort
and nealth of the kiddies. Then for
the tots just a wee bit "grown-up"
there are the pure sugar stick can
dies. You'll find this a drug store of
superlative service. Check your
packages during the show at a spe
cially conducted checking stand for
the purpose,
A' Charming New Development In
Shoe Styles.
ONE that is most becoming, too,
giving the foot a slenderness of
effect that every woman seeks is the
graceful new colonial pump model
featured at the F. & M. Boot Shop,
Sixteenth and Farnam. In gray
suede, high heeled, high-shaped
tongue with cut steel buckle, $12.50;
brown kid with bronzed buckle, $12;
and white Nile cloth with cut steel
buckle, $8.50, there is afforded an
unusually splendid showing for se
lection. These are all specially fit-
xea wim elastic, ana nave unner
neath the tongue and buckles, eye
lets or ties in case one tires of the
buckled effect
For Your Graduation Frock.
THE girl graduate wants the fluf
fiest, filmiest lress possible for
that eventful occasion her com
mencement. Thome's are showing
adorable frocks of georgette, crepe
de chine and organdie. A big che
nille embroidered rose adorns the
wide girdle on a draped crepe de
chine. Long narrow panels, beaded
and button-weighted, lend charm to
a georgette "filminess." Spun from
threads of utter winsomeness is a
square meshed net, embroidered
with picpt ribbons of crisp loveli
ness. While one wonders and then
loves the scalloped ingenuousness
of a lace frilled organdie.
"
Amber, by the way, is coming in
for a good deal 'oL attention as a
smart spring color;,.
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The Superlative in '
Personal Service; "."!'.
IS to be had at all times at the
Hotel Loyal, Sixteenth and Capi
tol avenue, the commodious, home
like hotel which offers the sight
seer, the sportsman, business man
and shopper the best trained service
available. One feels at once the
atmosphere of welcome extended
sincerely in large measure, the rates
are reasonable and in keeping with
the general refinement of the hotel.
You'll find it in every way most de
lightful, a hotel you're glad to know
of. Write for rates and further in
formation. .
Little square lockets of sterling
silver have space for two pictures
and would make an acceptable grad
uating gift. They are to be worn on
a black silk ribbon.
The "Shimmie Coat" Capriciously
Lovely
IN its daring cut Is being shown
at Lamond's. Of black velour,
velvety soft, it has a cape coatee
silhouette. The fullness is gathered
into cunning pleats under each arm,
two loose panels are caught on each
hip, while of an appealing becom
ingness is the long rolled collar line
to the waist.
Sheerly White
By Day or Night.
ARE the fiinishings of . milady's
frock and suit. Frilly, frothy,
sheerness, net, batiste, organdie, rip
pling rills and rills of lace down the
front are offered in witching array
at Thompsen-Belden's. Altogether
alluring in possibilities are the ruf
fled organdie collars which show
daringly, bright embroidered edges.
Piquantly charming are fluffy vestees
of vast becomingness in high and
low effects. In the same department,
the dainty accessory, which sways so
prominent a part in the girlish heart,
dainty witching fans of white gauze,
pink, blue and black ostrich feathers.
They're most delightful in their
pleasant price range of from 50c to
$10.00.
Shoe trees for brides are wound
with white satin ribbon and deco
rated with bunches of small scented
orange flowers. They are dainty
and easily made,
"Heartful Content
A Dream of Wonderment."
SUGGESTING old-time days in
their daintiness and charm of ex
quisite loveliness are three rings
which Mr. Edholm of the Edholm
Jewel Shop, Sixteenth and Harney,
showed me this week. "Just made
for the sweet girl graduates," said
this connoisseur of jewels and
truly never were more lovely gift
conceptions fashioned. Squarecut
is the diamond in the first with
full cut melee stones at each side
in a platinum ring of daintily
pierced Greek Key design. Equally
dainty, a bit more elaborate, the
second has a cushion-shaped dia
mond, just the right size for a lit
tle girl's first "nice" ring. Tiny dia
monds at each side co-operate most
delightfully in creating an impres
sion of gossamer loveliness. Un
usually alluring is the glowing
beauty of the marquise canary dia
mond set in a bracketed split band
holding a few white diamonds used
with fascinating effect as contrast
to the lustrously lovely yellow
beauty of the canarv diamond. Each
a ring to bring "heartful content,
a dream of wonderment" to any girl
ish heart.
Fulfilling the Promise of Inspiration
A RE the bits of gracious loveli
ness evolved under the artful
fingers of Miss Coe, Modiste, apart
ment two, second floor, Davidge
Block, Eigteenth and Farnam.
Never were more richly lovely
frocks, suits and wraps designed
and fashioned than those for this
spring's brides and graduates. Yes
terday when I peeped into the work
rooms, imagine my joy in a frock
of creamy white charmeuse, georg
ette draped, with gleaming ribbons
of orchid peeping with unexpectedly
lovely effect from soft folds. The
wrap for this queen of gowns, is of
orchid georgette, deeptucked, with
high-turned collar of ermine. You'll
delight in Miss Coe, and in her ar
tistic inspirations.
A Real Triumph
OF artistry, the correct founda
tion of a perfectly fitted cor
set insures the utmost modishness
of one's costume. Mrs. D. A. Hill,
Corset Specialist, 205 Neville block.
Sixteenth and Harney, is showing
fascinatingly lovely models in white
and flesh brocades, front and back
lacings, in types suited to every fig
ure, and ravishingly dainty enough
to be added to any trousseau or
commencement wardrobe. Write
for order blanks and catalogue;
you'll be delighted with the result.
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New Delaine le Guerre Capes.
WERY smart cape, in knitted ef-
feet, with collar of angora wool
is featured among the models of al
luring raiment shown in the Lamond
Style shop, second floor. Securities
building, Sixteenth and Farnam. A
flattering fullness sways from round
ed yoke in the back, and swagger in
deed the vest effect in the front.
A Frock Suit of Infinite Loveliness.
pJXCLUSIVE of an exclusiveness
to lend distinction to its wearer
is a frock suit of white satin at F.
W. Thome's, Eighteenth and Far
nam. A touch of rose point lace at
throat and hands is note exquisite
tres charmant while tucked vestee
and novel flat topped buttons and
cuff hem make this a frock of en
chantment Rose Taupe Paulette
LIMMERING loveliness, .rose
tinted taupe, is a frock seen this
week at Herzberg's. Balkan blouse
in effect is the overdress of fascinat
ingly figured georgette. Cuffs, col
lar, belt and vestee foundation are of
the Paulette, while a ravishing touch
is added by tassels of taupe yarn.
Showing of Japanese Prints.
T ,
HE Brandeis picture department
will give a special showing of
Japanese prints this week. Portray
ing in pageant .form historical
epochs of the country's history as
well as views painted by Hiroshigi,
the most famous of Japanese land
scape painters, they're wholly cap
tivating. It's a collection just re
ceived from Yokohama, and offered
at exceptional prices. Rough edged,
softly tinted, they're enchanting
framed in polished black frames on
grasscloth mats.
"And When It's Fair Weather"
"WE'LL take out the kodak to-
' gether and the pictures that we
take will form a lasting delight the
rest of our natural lives. Of course
you'll want to have some ot them en
larged and most assuredly take them
to the Kase Studio. 215 Neville
building, Sixteenth- and Harney,'
work with promptness and efficiency
to delight the heart of the enthu-
siast
My Dears: June! Graduations! Weddings! the cycle of this hour.
Frocks of fragile flufflness, lace and ribbons and things, chapeaux: of
chic and charm, gift suggestions, truly Omaha shops were never so re
plete with loveliness!
Eloquently lovely expressions of beauty I've listed just a few of
the-fascinations found. - '
White and ivory silken and glistening fiber fabrics in near to a
score of different luxurious weaves.
Exquisite silken underthings.
Lustrous silk stockings in white and the shoe and suit colors.
Gloves of supple white kid that fit with delightful precision.
Enchanting transparencies in the form of hats.
Handkerchiefs of thistledown weight and wispiness.
Shoes for each occasion, under the sun and under the moon.
' Veils that are floaty and veils that stay put.
Going-away suits whose correct simplicity tells no tales of wedding
bells.
Afternoon frocks of shining silks combined with soft, dull-surfaced
crepes.
Swathing, richly lined wraps to say nothing of artistic furnishings
for each room of the loved abode to be! '
Deep and Rich Colors
Daringly Contrasted.
yylTH a dash of bright shading
"'to give warmth and variety'are
to be noted among the blouses pre
sented by Mr. Rosen of the Orkin
Bros.' South Sixteenth shop. Won
derfully pleasing are four models of
fered for $4.95 each. Pert polka dots
figure most importantly in the geor
gette of the first model. Pleated
frills adorn the neck line, while
dainty ribbons run through the wrist
hems and droop daintily from the
throat. This is in turquoise blue and
rose. Oddly attractive figures
adorn a model with cuff and collar
in copen and navy.
In , flesh and white is a model
whose neck line is fascinatingly
frilled in rows of lace. A deep slit
cunningly buttoned makes possible
the "slip-over." The fourth in the
list has not one, but two charming'
"bib" collars in front, a single one
in the back, all of them'blue of edge.
Dainty blue velvet ribbons finish the
throat-and hands. Softly pleated is
the blouse front, trimmed with. a
row of blue embroidered buttons.
Extraordinarily lovely blouses at ex
ceptionally tempting prices- -
If You're Looking for a
Gift Extraordinary
A ND at reasonable pricing, visit
the Nippon Importing Company,
218 S. Eighteenth street. Mr. Taso,
the affable Japanese gentleman in
charge of the artistic wares offered",
has helpful suggestions, and one cer
tainly finds most, fascinating the
gifts presented on, all sides. Ki
monos, bright as the butterfly land
from which they came, china, thin,
lovely, baskets with gay tasseling,
incense burners, vases, exquisitely
embroidered bags and cushions.
Truly, Nippon hath charms.
Flower Containers.
QUITE the most original solving
of the problem of flower con
tainers for Memorial day purposes
is that suggested by the Omaha
Reed & Rattan company, 640 South
Sixteenth street. They're selling
great wicker jardinieres, many of
them on standards which with their
metal containers make lasting deco
rations for the grounds. These are
usually brown in tint, though some
prefer to have them painted ivory.
Dainty little high-handled baskets
of white ivory with enameled flower
decorations in blue and rose are of
fered at from 50c up.
Fluffy Filmy Frocks for Porch
or Garden
Demure fichu, pockets and cuffs
1 ! t . j1
Kn "ock oi iiower sprigged dux voile. Approved
of fashion, not only frocks for porch and garden, but hats and parasols
as well are made of this charming
Dusky, Alluring,
Lusciously Lovely.
A RT1FICIAL fruits are shown at
rthe Efdrjdge Importing Com
pany, Fourteenth and Farnam.- So
skillful has been" the artistry" em
ployed in their fashioning that these
pieces,, including fruits from tropic
climes,' are most , "delectable orna
ments. a .
Wyant, Blakelock,
Mitchell, Henner
Are painters represented in a
showing of four paintings at the
Brandeis picture-, department this
week. Path Through the Woods, is
the picture by A. H. Wyant, show
ing golden skies, lightly float
ing clouds, the poetry of spring in
its coloring. Very different in con
ception, that painted by H. M. Kit
chell. Dark, mysteriously shadowed,
forest on each side in . red, brown
living tones, shows in its heart a
trickling waterfall,' lace-thin, almost
imaginative, so dainty its suggestion.
With sky of glowing gold in intdst
of russet woods is a tiny canvas, the
Wigwam, by Ralph Blakelock. Famed
for his depictions of auburn-haired
women, we take keen pleasure - in
Jean Jacques Henner's picture of
a beautiful woman hair streaming
over ivory-tinted flesh above a rarely-colored,
red drapery. Peculiar
charm is imparted to the colors used
by the work being done on a ma
hogany panel. An artistic showing
of impressive charm.
A set of six down boudoir pil
lows are made in the new flat shape,
and each pillow is covered with a
different pastel shade of taffeta..
There are soft tints of rose, green,
blue, lavender, apricot and yellow.
Separate Skirts of Voguish Appeal.
FASHIONED from fashion fab-
rics, lovely, luring, baronet satin,
Fan-ta-si figured georgettes, and
most enchanting combinations of the
season's novelty weaves are the
skirts seen in Thome's this week. Of
peculiar buoyancy and freshness is
one of mauve baronet, which has a
covering of novelty figured geor
gette in richly brilliant blue. The
gleaming baronet satin is placed in
buttoned strips across each of the
two pockits. Perfect in fit and
iinish, it s a skirt of bewitchment.
of plaited white net, lace trimmed,
1 mm a a
fabric
At This Season of the Year
'THE EYES are very susceptible !
- to ennui- and need a change of :
scenery. Spring irritability or mel
ancholia is often nothing more or
less than simply tired tired of the
views ground the house.
But there's good nature in. a cos
tume of fresh wall paper particu
larly if the pattern is thoughtfully
chosen from such a comprehensive
assortment as that shown in the
Sam Newman Specialty Shop,
Eighteenth and Farnam. . And, of
course, there's hardly any limit to
the possibilities of , transformation
that new papers work. Mr. New
man, an artist decorator, suggests
papers of latest loveliness.
For the bedrooms, quaintly beau
tiful Old English designs in the
colors found on Old English rhina,
for the living rooms and dining
rooms, satisfying blended colors ar
tistically, many of them tapestries
in mulberry, old blues, soft greens
and browns. Daring, dashing in
novations are offered for the sun
parlors, exotic birds of flaring plum
age against backgrounds of gorg
eously tinted flowers and shrubs.
Papers you'll love at sight!
Just the Fraction of an Inch.
T)ID you ever wish you could
L change the arch of your eye
brows by the fraction of an inch?
Dainty eyebrow pencils in dark
brown and black will serve long and
charmingly to alter your whole ap
pearance. The next time you're in
the Delft Hair Parlors, second floor
Baird Building, Seventeenth and
Douglas, buy one of these artist pen
cils for 50 cents.
"Hail to the Bride."
THE wedding stationery artistic
L distinctive impressive all
important, claims first place in the
bride's planning,. The Megeath Sta
tionery company, Fifteenth and
Farnam, is well qualified to ad
vise authentically the correct forms
and styles to be used.;
If You've Felt the Beauty Lure
OF marble and granite, I'm sure
you'll delight in the showing
at the Art Memorial company, 704
South Sixteenth street. Great monu
ments of impressive dignity, ex
quisite detail in cutting, polish and
line, they're an entirely new de
parture in memorials. Mr. Frazier,
the artist designer of the stones of
fered, will be very glad to plan with
you, submitting drawings and color
washes, which give you a most clear
conception of the stone's appearance
when finished. His ideas of land
scape gardening are most excellent
too, and you'll find wholly delight
ful artistically effective his plans for
marble seats, sun dials and foun
tains. Embodying the Mode
IN every particular is the work of
the Ideal Button and Pleating
company, 308 Brown building, Six
teenth and Douglas. Expressing
most delightfully the voguishly de
lightful "frillies" are the tiny ruf
fles they "picot-edge." And, my
dears, a . secret I'd be telling if
you'll just cut the ruffling twice as
wide as you want to use it, they'll
make you twice as much for the
same price, for they'll double hem
stitch it and cut it in two! These
frills are enchantingly effective if
pleated after they're picoted. And
of course you're going to have at
least one accordion pleated draped
skirt? We'll be very happy to send
you the new- catalogues. You'll find
they're exceedingly and artistically
helpful.
The Lloyd George Blouse.
AMONG the distinctly "new"
things being shown this week
is the Lloyd George blouse at La
mond's. Of navy blue, the below-the-waistline
panels are decorated
in an oak leaf design resembling
that of the famous man's robe of
state. They have a specially lovely
snowing of the- Meyer blouses, rec
ognized for their artistic color com
binations, unusually' fascinating.
"A Real Dress,"
SAID Mr. Lamond as he exhibited
his latest find in the east. So
listen, my dears, if you'd know the
kind of frocks men call "real dress
es." Rose and white figured georg
ette, it's combined most fetchingly
with creamy white. The set-ins
have rows of georgette buttons and
great "rolly-polly" roses wander at
will here and there over the whole
dress. Fragrantly lovely its beauty.
'
"Sweets to the Sweet"
And never said more truly than of
the delightfully, boxed candies
they've prepared at Candyland, 1522
Farnam street. Artistic in their
luxurious masses of brightly-tinted
ribbons, boxes and baskets carry
sweets to captivate the heart of any
"sweet girl grad." A gift offering
tuoer-lativ
Suggesting Dainty Spring
Blossoms
T S the blouse model just received
at Herzberg's, 1517 Douglas. Wis
taria blooms all the way round the
neck and panel edging, in heavy lus
trous beauty in the grace of loosely
hanging vines. Sapphire crystal
beads lightly outline the rounded
neckline, and trim the cuffs in looped
tassels, while a saphhire ribbon gir
dle is drawn through great embroid
ered eyelets.
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And If You're "Tunefully" Inclined
THERE'S "The Red Lantern," de
lightfully "Japanesey," featured
tl.'.s week at the Boyd theater, 10
cents; "I'm Forever Blowing Bub
bles," 35 cents (much like "I'm Al
ways Chasing Rainbows," charming
in sentiment); "My Doughnut Girl,"
10 cents (tunefully jolly, and the
profits go to the Salvation Army);
and a delightfully semi-classic bal
lad, "When the Shadows Softly
.Come and Go," 35 cents. These are
"high sellers" among the popular
music hits in the Ed Patton .music
department at A. Hospe company's,
1513 Douglas street; and I'll be de
lighted to mail them to you on re
ceipt of change to cover cost and
postage.
Hats Reblocked.
THE Kruger Hat shop, 429 Pax
ton block, reblocks both men's
and women's hats, cleans and dyes,
repairs and refashions feathers of all
kinds and renovates and refreshes
marabou pieces. .
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Strawberries a Treat for the
Gods.
CREAM, frothy, richly piled,
whipped to just the right degree
on a dainty little dish or stacked
upon a delicious piece of short cake,
can you imagine anything more de
lectable for your Sunday dinner?
They're planning such dainties as
these at the Flatiron Cafe, Seven
teenth and St. Mary's avenue, for
Sunday dinner. It really isn't any
wonder that their dinners are so
wonderfully popular, is it?
Unique and Enduring Wedding Gifts
A RE to be found at the H. R.
Bowen Furniture company, for
merly the Central Furniture com
pany, now on Howard between Fif
teenth and Sixteenth. Not so very
long ago wedding presents almost
invariably consisted of ornate super
fluities. The houses of young peo
ple starting out were filled with
"white elephants," bought haphaz
ard, which couldn't be cured, and
had perforce to be endured.
Nowadays all that is changed.
Gifts must be both useful and beau
tiful to please the modern bride who
has set the cachet of her approval
unmistakably on furniture as the
most acceptable offering.
The H. R. Bowen Furniture com
pany is superlatively well prepared
for the swing of fashion's pendulum
in matters pertaining to furniture,
and present an infinitely varied array
of charming furniture and accessor
ies particularly adapted for the beau
tifying of new homes. Many of the
pieces are quite inexpensive, just the
right price to meet the wishes of
those. desiring to make only a mod
est outlay.
"IS
Entirely New and Lovely . f
TOR memorial decorative pur
poses are the wreaths of per
petuated grasses, ferns, darkly lus
trous, which they're making up at
the John Bath Flower Shop, Eight-'
eenth and Farnam, In two sizes.
,they range in price from $3 to $5,
and are fascinatingly fashioned
ornaments of practical perpetua
tion. One of the most pleasing, im-:
pi essively lovely, has three white
wax rosebuds at the base, . with
woven in among the green a small
silk flag. Some of them have pur
ple and white dahlias, others pale
pink buds, all of them equally
lovely.
Captivating Chapeaux
OF latest fashion fancies, visions
of loveliness, one and all, are the
luring models displayed in the milli-
nery department of the Nebraska
Clothing company, Fifteenth and
Farnam. Wide-brimmed, pictur
esque models are the most popular "
charming bits of sorcery in their
shimmery beauty. A droopy, swoopy,
leghorn has crown of flesh taffeta
with ruche of fray-edge silk round
base of crown and brim-edge. - Al
ternating with these frayed edgings
are soft blue silk ostrich bandings. .
Wide at the sides is a changeable
taffeta, peach and orchid, tied with
facing of orchid crepe. "Wonder
Blue" crepe is the covering of an
other creamy leghorn with double
foldings of heavy 6atin-edged rib-1
bon, perpendicularly placed round
the crown. "
"Fashion's favored navy blue" at
once claims our attentive admira-"
tion in taffeta, crepe and straw,
fluffed, stitched and banded fn
stitchery of quaint beauty, they're
extremely modish infinitely prac
tical. The Artitic Designing Which
Characterizes Japan
TS embodied in the gold, henna and,
black figured georgette frock
shown at the Thorne Shop, Eigh
teenth and Farnam. Becomingly
draped, rich loops of black velvet
ribbon hang from split cuffs of the,
three-quater length sleeves. An
other introduction of black is seen
at the waist line in the low-tied vel
vet ribbon girdle. While a tassel of ;
exceeding chic dangles nonchalantly
on the left shoulder.
Supremely Interesting Sports Ap
parel , -. t
T N frock-tailleurs, brilliantly cleat"
in their coloring are the new of
ferings in the Lamond shop, second
floor. Securities building. Subtly.,
simple is the sleeveless coatee pi a
novelty blue and white baronet sat-'
in, witching in effect the buttoned-up
cuff round the feet. Paulette,- the.'
fascinating new fabric, lustrous,
lovely, has been used in the fashion-;'
ing of a peach and white suit.
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Captivatingly Chic, ' '
A RE the separate skirts for weaf
with filmy blouses, and sport
coats of black velvet, or bright-huei'
sweaters of fiber, silk and yarn. A
novelty white Paulette at Herzberg's
has great pointed tabs on the pocket
openings, and a girdle of peculiar
fascination. Blockings of cross
stitching make this a skirt of ultra-
smartness, modish to a degree. -
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