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THE OMAHA SUffaAY BEE: ' JUNE 1, 1919.
Hark to that shrill, suddaa haul,
Tkn cry al an applauding multitude,
Svayad hy ma loud-vaicad1 orator wha wield
Tan Ilviflf nuts aa if ha war Ha aanl! Bryant.
Again tha play at pain ' ' '
. Shoots a'ar kia faaulras, as Ika suddaa gust
Crisp Ika raluctant taka, that lay aa calm
Banaatk tk aaauntaia shtdow. Byron.
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Dear Polly Peopla:
Busy as a buzzing bee I've been every minute of the day during
these hurry.flurry times of June brides and graduate girlies. (Spose I
will be too for some time to come.) But it's a most delightful "busyness"
and it's bringing, me the same delicious happiness I felt when helping in
the selection of your Christmas gifties makes me feel that I'm really a
party to your joyful times! So often when I'm sending out something
particularly and especially lovely,' I can hardly wait to hear how you like
it, how "he" likes it, if it's really as much of a success as my fond hopes
picture that it will be. Can you then, picture my disappointment at the
non-arrival of your spicy little note? Course you're all wrapped up in
your own happy affairs, but don't you ever think of Polly your shopper?
Any June Bride. All the World Loves a Bahy
WHOSE jewels did not come rPRULY they're the most wonder
frntn the Whrrt Frlln-li Tom;. J. f i, I tkinn. , .L. ...1J
el Shop, Sixteenth arid Harnev. has
I'm sure missed some of the joy she
should be having. Singing for hap
piness they seem to be, these jewel
delights, gracious in their loveliness.
engagement rings, lustrous. lovelv.
whose stones of life-time exquisite- fond parents,-just "everyone" went
ness breathe of the undying quality to see the little dears in curls, frill
of love. Truly wonderful are the and rompers. The Jacobs-Lee drug
marriage rings, tiny orange bios- store, with entrance into the theate
soms cut quaintly on their circling lobby was a most important attrac
heauty or just one lovely stone, per- tion in the course of the days'
fectly cut. after another all the way-events. How the babies did love
'rouud. You'll Se delighted with the the stick, candv treat which thi
newest and loveliest way of making' drug store so kindly, tendered. One
a platinum ring out of your own dear little chap observed by Polly
wedding ring of gold. Cut down, in was industriously sipping away at a
such a way as to save the heart red and white pep-mint stick from
wnicn contains me engravea names
and dates, it's as altogether delight
tul as heart could wish.
Amazingly priced at $6 is a brown
velvet bag of the new horizontal
bags trimmed with cross-tuckings.
The lining in sunset silk has coin
purse of the same silk, attached by
iitta v-uiii
Miken cord, precluding poss
ible loss.
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i Sinbad Sailor of Treasure Fame
TJAS given his name to the very
XI newest hat creations imported
by Cecile, Fifth Avenue. New York,
, shown and sold exclusively by the
millinery department of the Ne-
braska Clothing Company, .Fifteenth
and Farnam. Crocheted are they,
fascinatingly, of silk braid in all the
ultra-smart new colors as well as in
i the daiatv and vivid sports "clothes
' colors." Ribbons laced through the
; brims with fascinating becoming
'effect. One of white has brim lacing
of narrow black satin ribbon ana ; the usual Kneeter manner of ef
tiny boutonniere of bluets and faded fectjve artistry,
roses. v Quaint -indeed is the long-, 'a a
handled basket filled with "field flow- of khaki jersey is a motor coat
: crs seen on another model of tan. wjtn great patch p0Ciets patterned
Newest of New ork creations, from ti10se 0t the armv 0ffic,r.
they're infinitely lovely.
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Unusual mahogany urns of classic
lines seen on a mahogany buffet dis
close inserts for silver!
When a Girl's in Her, Teens
SHE should always have at least
one organdie frock such as I've
found in the Lamond Shop: Flesh
: in tint, it hast the new long confined
, panelings, and is combined most
saucily with plaid gingham effectiyc
lv lined, in a shaped girdling, pip
ings on panels. ,and a saucy sash to
tie with swinging ends.
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Have you secif the new organdie
Miade Hats? A peacn tint oi sneer
hrautv has crown pleating of strrk-
jng blue. Great bow ties adorn the
crown base becojniing, entrancingly
. so, they're but $12.50. -
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Of All the Places
I
'VE stayed since coming to Oma-
ha the Hotel Loval has been the
most satisfymgly comfortable, said
a man from Chicago to me the oth-
- rr afternoon during a chat relative
. to the difficulties in finding a pleas
ant place of abode if one is a young
. man in a strange city. "The serv
' ice is so excellent pleasing the
; most fastidious, the food well cook
ed and excitingly varied, the class
of residents and transients so decid
"edly worth wrule, and last, but not
least, the orices so altogether rea
sonable," fie went on, "that I surely
recommend its hospitality to every-
one whether -they're in Omaha for
a day or a year."
they? -'And all Omaha loved the
Baoy Show at the Rialto theater
tin's past week, judging from the
large and enthusiastic crowds at
tendant each day. Adoring grand-
mas. induleent aunts anH nnri
winch the paper had dot been
moved. You'll find this a drug store
of kindest, courtesy and co-operation.
efficiently at your service nu
matter what the occasion.
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Glowingly vivid is a ruby georgette
blouse with ereat tassels of rhrnillp
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V'c" "an r LDe'ow " long lines
u'uusc b ueuca iunness.
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Sparkling Crystals Shimmering
Colors.
SWEETS of .varied delightfulness
in wholesome array are the rich
lyboxed candies they've prepared ex
pressly as gifts for the graduates of
1919, at Candyland, 1522 Farnam
Street. Nothing could be lovlier as
a graduating gift, nothing could
bring greater joy than this infinitely
suitable gift candy.
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And the silky new crepes thirty
six inches wide, they're! but $1.00 a
yard ! -'
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Women's Tailored Garments De
signed for Every Summer Need
CHARACTERIZED by an agree
able exclusiveness, are the sum
mer wraps being made by L. Knee
ter, tailor, 2d Floor, 506 S. 16th St.
Wide sleeved coa.'ts of softest im
aginable summer' fabrics, gabar
dine, tricotine, soft "merges, dainty
tiered capes of trimmest tailoring.
t,;ons unusuaiy captivating, tailored
suits ot rascniating style innova-
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Gloriously Lovely.
IXTOST entrancing in shimmering
i-TX color effect was the Iflftle frock
Miss Coe, the modiste. Apartment 2,
second tloor Uavidge DiocK, fcignt-
eenth and harnam was fashioning
the other morning when I tripped
.la.. Cobwebby in daintiness was the
bodice design of oddly tinted blue
beads which she -'was stitching on
with infinite patience and supremest
artistry. The frock was of soft gray
georgette over a foundation of rose
which w ith the rare blue of the beads
Every Girl "
fWPc , t,,,.. t,.. ,i,,f
L tVES t0 ha;e htf, , room t,la ,s
her- own where she can gather
duuui ncr ucr Ldics auu x ciiaics
and where she may slip away tcr
read her favorite books, to write her
letters or commune with her soul.
What could be a lovelier graduating
gift for daughter than to give her
a freshly papered and decorated
room? You'll find the papers and
decorating suggestions offered at
the Sam Newman shop, 18th and
Farnam, "quite the most artistic
you've seen in its rare diversity of
selection.
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A dahlia garden! .Here
Smiles, summer's gift to autumn's
world
AJapestry by magic spun
From wonder hues of sky and sun!
Here purple of the jewelled night
Contrasts with radiance of
white
There's a Spicy Fragrance
A BO,UT cedar, chests fascinating
in the extreme. The Brandeis
Stores are showing wonder chests
of genuine Tennessee cedar, beauti
fully made and finished, which have
been fashioned in their own cabinet
factories, making them a value offer
ing par excellence, ranging from
$6.98 to $24.00. The small ones at
$6.98 are cunning for the training of
small ,'feminines" ' in the ways of
neatness in care of personal belong
ings. Larger chests offer every sort,
of clever contrivance for the con
venience of storing, furs and rich
pretties, drawers and trays of in
stant service. One of the larger
chests is most ornamental, as well
a useful, having arm rests at each
end. You'll find these chests offer
ings not to be overlooked, gifts to
delight the heart of brides and giri
graduates. '
Beautiful!
OH, but it is beautiful this trunk
of trunks the Hartmann Ward
robe trunk shown in its fasdnatine
loveliness of fittings at the shop of
Freling & Steinle at 18 and Farnam
A little friend of mine, a bride of a
lew- months,- staying at the hotel
with her husband, has her Hartmann
trunk spread open at the side of her
('ressing table, for q"uoth she, "Polly
'tear, 1 d never think of hanging my
lovely things'in a hotel closet. atu
111 be completely lost without my
Hartmann. It's certainly the pride
of my heart."
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There's Never an Occasion
WHICH isn't worthy of a good
picture a fomo which one of the
children has-with the dog, the "cute
ness" of tiny brother in his bathing
suit, father at work at the side of
the road with tools spread out
round him, busy, "peeved" at a
blow-out, anything and everything
makes a desirable picture, and one .
of the happiest families I know
keeps a kodak always at hand, with
most attractive pictures as a result.
Mr. Rase, of the Kase Studio, 215
Neville Block, Sixteenth and Har
ney, has lots of such families among
his customers for whom he does
such fascinating finishing and print
.ng,And you should see the en
largements made from the tiniest
pictures! You'll be amazed at their
desirability.
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Wonder if You've Heard of the
Latest
"DEADS, vegetable ivory, they've-a
-L' color rareness asdelightful as it's
unexpected. Just arrived at the Eld
ridge Importing Company, Four
teenth and Farnam; they're Old
Blue, white striped, combined with
filigree metal. Royal blue crystals
with antique metal, in flowered pan
els 'twist and 'tween. " Oddly lovely
in cutting are the coral effects, with
color of exceptional charm. Unusu
ally captivating and of a color to
combine with any costume are the
amber crystals with tiny. white beads
between, the whole set off by carved
ivory beads of wonderfully lovely,
cutting. Scarlet beads are strung
on silk cords of heavy effectiveness.
These have finish of heavy cord tas
sel. Beads to satisfy one's heart's
desire!
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When You're Hot and Tired and
,Thirsty
AND more than a wee bit hungry,1
there's a cool retreat where
you'll find just 'the chilled and deli
cate dainties you've been craving.
The Phelps Hut. 1708 Douglas street'.
Athletic Club .building, are making
a specialty of luncheons delectably
unusual. Their olive paste sand
wiches. French pastries, delightfully
refreshing drinks, efficiently served
in cool and quiet make a whole day
brighter (and cooler.)- You wiH find
their - specially pirtfpared candies
wholly delightful. An especially
lovely gift to "speed the parting
bride" a "Phelps Special" box of
candies. - - -
unfurled
A purity like silvered mist
by flaunting light of moonbeam
kissed;
Here tints of twilight and of
morn
With amethyst and rose adorn -The-4xfckground
of the autumn
sky;
Separate Skirts Are Here In Lovely
Numbers.
A SELECTION that looks like a
springtime garden and of the
color of garden flowers adorahiy al
luring in their dainty colors are to
be seen at Herzberg's, 1517 Douglas
street Tier banded in orchid and
white Patriette is a dainty white
georgette sash-ended at the side. Of
Fan-ta-si, that fasciniating crepy
fabric, is a rose orchid skirt with
satin bands whose slit pockets have
bijMiovelty buttons. Brilliant blue,
the novelty Paulette (coarse silk
jersey material), which has a slit
draping buttoned to form loose
hung pockets. Practical, pretty, de
lightfully lovely skirts of Baronet
satin, pongee, crepe de chine, in
bright green, grays, taupe, black
and white, rose, dull and vivid col
ors. You'll find in this selection
skirts for every occasion and need.
If There's One-Thing (More Than
Another)
FOR which I've a particular fond
ness it is to shop for furniture
There's such a comprehensiveness
in the possibilities, there's so much
delightful dreaming which can enter
into furniture' shopping, perhaps
Polly is imaginative, but it's truly a
most delightsome imaginativeness
The other day one of the men iij
.the H. R. Bowen Furniture Com
pany (formerly The Central Furni
ture Company, now on Howard be
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth),
took me on a speciallyconducted
tour through"" their enlarged store.
Most interesting is the new show
room, w'th 'balcony, which has been
built with entrance on Sixteenth
street. This balcony, reached by
wide, easy stairs,, shows, with splen
did effect the wicker furniture in
fascinating new expressions and
baby carriages with the newest in
tinted interiors. Imagine baby's
rosy cheeks against a background
of sunset tinted velvet!
Every floor has been enlarged and
new show windows have been added,
both on Howard as well as on Fif
teenth s'treet. with a most charming
result. You're most graciously in--vited
to visit this shop at your leis
ure, wandering at will through its
aisles of lustrous wooded furnishings.
Witching Transparencies
Trail Fascinating Scarfs
v of Tulle
Milady's hair shines entrancingly through transparent crown, and
brim, while nothing could be lovelier than the loose-draped scarfs of
yoguieh "trailiness."j
Here
From
A Dahlia Garden,
If You've a Love for the Beautiful.
VTOU'LL want to have for your
very own, to drop right into the
top of the honeymoon trunk, the
cross fox scarf of furry loveliness
which they're showing among the
summer furs at the Lamond Style
Shop. 2d Floor Securities Bldg., 16th
and Farnam. "Silky soft" it's gold,
black and white, with a cunning spot
of white on the end of the great
fluffy tail. Tiny ears of gauzy silk
iness folk a finish quite entrancing.
There's An Art In Making
Your New Spring Frocks
Look Their Loveliest.
WEAR the right corset! So hard
to know just what is the rigiit
corset, I hear you say? To be sure,
i)ut Mrs. D. A. Hill, the corset spec
ialist is prepared to select and fit for
you the model especially adapted to
your particular lines. And there's
luxury in wearing a model of her
fitting, the luxury of comfort and
the luxury of beautiful lines. Her
fittings express the perfect balance
between comfort and correct ap
pearance. She'll give you a "long
distance" fitting if you'll write for
one of her order blanks and cata-
logs. , Phone Douglas 3356 for an
appointment, 205 Neville Block, 16th
and Harney.
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There's a new wash material,
Beach, for use in the fashioning of
separate skirts. One in brilliant
blue and black blockings is entirely
' fascinating.
You'll Heave a Sigh of Relief
TF you'll run over to the Flatiron
Cafe, Seventeenth and St. Mary's
avenue, for luncheon some hot day.
Great large airy rj6ms, where the
breezes stir from gigantic electric
fans, where the light is tempered by
xunningly adjusted awnings; they're
most inviting after the hot glare of
the sun. Have you tried their de
licious breakfasts? Rich cream,
crisp golden toast with- delightfully
flavored butter, coffee that's "just
right," crinkly bacon strips of rosy
charm, iced fruits, just what you've
dreamed a breakfast should be.
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Piccadilly bags are quite the new
est in mesh bags. Milady has but
to pull a tiny chain to release a mir
ror which drops out to disclose a
powder vanity.
sunset's hues of carmine lie;
And subtly woven through each
fold
Shine heaven's varied gleams of
gold. .
.4 dahlia garden in whose glow
Reflects a paradise below;
A tapestry by magic spun s
wonder hues of sky and sun!
"Skip," Sheepshead" Bay.
Outing Togs.
ULTRA smart outing togs are
shown at the Townsend Gun
Company, for the complete apparel
of the golf and tennis enthusiast, the
"hikers," 1515 Farnam street, during
the coining season. Every time I
step into this shop of out-of-door
pleasure supplies, I at once feel a
wistfulnesa steal over me such
wonderful pleasure trips are - sug
gested at the sight of spread-out
picnic hampers with their fittings of
tascination, or by the long canoe of
graceful lines displayed in the store
center. You'll find a splendid line
of kodaks and cameras here, too. In
fact "everything to make -everyone
happy everywhere in every sense of
the word." N
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Metal can'dle lamps show art can
dle lilies against lily pads of dark
effectiveness.
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The Mails Are Very Slow These
Days
SO plan ahead for your work to
be sent o the Ideal Button and
Pleating Co., 308 Brown Block, 16th
and Douglas. Mr. Ver Mehren takes
particular pride in the promptness
of his service and is doing the very
best he can to rush out the work.
My, but they're rushed! They
'broider, button and pleat, morning,
lfight and noon, even working on
Sundays on special bride orders. So,
I say, again, my dears, plan ahead,
far ahead!
The New Season Brings Desires for
New Togs.
NATURE dresses the trees and
brings into being spring blos
soms so it is natural that we human
folks want pretty cheerful things to
wear.
Chief among them, the desire
for new and smart footwear. The
F. & M. Boot Shop, 16th and Far
nam, are showing with evidences of
pride the new and ultra-modish
"Gaby" pump and oxford of maple
brown, high heeled, with sole of a
proper street-wear thickness; the
front of the pump is finished with
solid colonial panel without-huckle.
This panel is trimmed with stitches
of fascinating loveliness, althogether
new and delightful. Either of these
new shoes at $11.00.
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To delight any heart is a tiny blue
and white colonial knocker. Fan
cifully delightful; it's but $1.00.
Miss 1919
rpo complete the'ravishing ffect
of. her frock of dainty charm
should add the little cape wrap of
midnight blue moire silk, I've spied
at Lamond's! With vest effect, soft
tie girdle, great smoky pearl but
tons, it's "whitely" lined in softest
satin. "
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"Baby blue" is a sports coat of
particularly lovely lines. Of lustrous
loveliness, it may be had for $7.50.
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Yesterday Afternoon.
WHEN I stopped, in it the John
Bath Flower Shop, Eighteenth
ant! Farnam, such signs of mad
haste, hurried packing, skurried
planning all in preparation for Me-'
morial Day. Flower orders in riot
ous masses of colorful fragrance
overflowed the tables, peonies, jars
and jars of great white daisies, dain
ty roses, large flower pieces fash
ioned with the inimitable skill which
at all times distinguishes this shop
of flower artistry, were to be seen
on every side- The busiest place in
Omaha I at once voted it and f e
sweetest.
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Striped Silk Stockings,
The sort that are to be so fash
ionable this summer, 'are shown in
the Omaha shops.
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Hats Reblocked.
THE Kruger Hat shop, 429 Pa
ton block, rcblocks 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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Organdie the Popular Fabric of the
Season.
QRGANDIE has not yet run its
Alay.N The popularity enjoyed
by this"ielightfully crisp fabric last
summer, instead of .tiring its weav
ers, has only taught them what
sensibly lovely frocks its sheerntss
develops. Thomp'son-Belden's . are
showing pastel shades for the fash
ioning of frocks to bs worn every
i our of the diy. Canary, green,
rose, peach, flesh, blues, they're
voguishly attractive-with the quaint
charm of grandmother's day.
Particularly fascinating, too, are
the deep fkmnciivjs with rows of
pleated fril's incy'ie showing in the
neckwear department.-'which save
l-.'.i.s of work in the making of the
lii.tle summer frocks. .'I'd suggest
combining white ner and lace for a
da nty afternoon dress, with old blue
ribbons, picot-c'ged, run through
buttonholes in the ollar. Or broad
bandings of dyed lace, with peacock
blue girdle ribbons. v Broad brimmed
hats of" match "olori or black
picture hats ar; ..worn' w if witching
effeciiveness with .hesc -fluffily fas
cinating frocks of organdie.
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Makes Traveling Easy.
ARISTOCRATS of stateroom
and Pullman pride, economy
and comfort go with you when you
carry traveling bags of refined lux
ury to be found at the Omaha Print
ing Co.,' 13th and Farnam. Ev$ry
bride will enjoy the rich appearance
of quality and exclusiveness, the
thoughtful plannhig df spaces and
linings of the life-long durability,
the fittings which tend to make trav
eling by rail or sea a source of keen
est pleasure.
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The new 'linens, are of bewitching
ness green, of a vivid new shade,
richly lonely, gloriously tinted new
blues, and extremely fetching is a
new gray.
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If Your Hair ( Nts Become Dull,
Lifeless,
MUDDY in color, you'll welcojne
with delight thn suggestion of
fered by Mrs. Margaret Gunstorr, of
the Delft Hair Parlors, second floor
Baird building, Seventeenth and'
Douglas. "Neos Henna," $1.50, will
restore the original color to black,,
dark brown, drab, light or dark
chestnut, blonde and auburn hair.
It is exceedingly easy to apply and
perfect in results.
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From AH the Material He Might
Have Chosen
rpHE designer of a frock in L..-mond's-Shop,
Securities Bldg.,
elected to use a quaintly patterned
crepe of unusually ' dainty effect.
Tiny old blue flowers are to be seen
among sprigs of black. Pinked ruffles
of navy taffeta adorn the. deep tunic,
a coatee of the same material comes
to the base of the loosely draped
girdle, while to complete this-frock
of winsomeness, there are novel but
tons of woven ribbons with touch
of rose.
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The First Days of Hot Weather
TVTAKE us anxious for thin blouses
of crisp coolness, and in prepara
tion for this weather are the soft voile
blouses just arrived at Vie blouse de
partment of the Orkin Bros.' store,
Sixteenth and Harney. Especially
lovely is one with new shaped col
lar of organdie, cluster tucked, em
broidered and lace frilled. The cuffs
have the self-same flare, ahd are
also of sheerly lovely organdie. A
tucked panel front hides the side
opening, and it's an altogether
worth-while blouse creation one of
awid selection offered for $4.95.
Print of, Rare Impreasiveneas,
Ideal Gifts fpr Bridea ' O'
A RE those to bf found in the arl
department of A. Hospe com
pany, 1513 Douglas. Like a leaf "
from an old romance, sweetly fanci
ful, infinitely appealing in its match
less coloring and delicate loveliness
is a picture 'ci Calypso, the- sea
nymphf-who kept Odessus on an "
island for seven years?- Alive, vi- -brantly
so, it's a picture expression
by. George' Hitchcock," painted in his
happiest moqd. Orchid violet rib
bons, chaplet of purple blossoms in
her mased hair, she's a figure of be-,
witching charm as she .stands oil ,
the mountain side against a back
ground of:bJurred flowers, drifting ,
clouds, a sweetly wistfulness in her .
charm.- "Katwijk, Holland," by
Wm. Ritsehel, the only American
artist to get in the inner circle of
Dutch art, is fascinating in rare
tints of blue and russet. Mother ,
Earth by Gustave Wiegand, is a
wonderful- picture for a fireplace
decoration. . Leon' Dibo, associateX ;
member ,of the National Academy ?;
is represented .in pictures of clear, -dainty
treatment which makes one
realise that the teachings of Whist-
ler wfll never die. Then there are
reproductions, of paintings by Watts
Emerson and the early primitives,.
Botticelli, Raphael and Corregio. .
panel pictures, in rich polychrome
framings,: ' with - price rang; from
$2.S0 to $8.50, -gifts to carry to the
home a. subtle atmosphere., of old
world dignity and bygone romance,
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One, delightfir . type of ismall hal
is like a wrappled Durban.
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Line of Fashion.
A dainty blouse of white batiste
features Grecian scalloped collar and
cufts.
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Cjieckcd gingham frocks lend
themselves to the quaint fichu for
finish.
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Scarf collars of self material are"
still seen on the voluminous wraps
of today.
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Valenciennes lace is favored for
trimming i dainty blouses and light
frocks.
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The high coiffure and the big fan
of ostrich feathers seem to go td-
gether. .
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A large woman can wear the cos-'
'tumes wjth diagonal lines qujte ef
fectively. a a a
Almost any silhouette as long as
it is smart appears now tobe in
fashion. .
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This summer it would appear that
every hat must have a dash of
bright color.
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A band to stand up on the brim
of a hat is' one of the smart new
French ideas. .
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Silver ctoth and orange mousse
line combine to make a most strik
ing evening gown. "
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The bodice and skirt the first of
a fitted sort rival the beloved chi
mese dress.
The heavy cotton know n as Indian
head is always excellent for common
skirts.
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The latest silk petticoats are of
wash silk or satin, with perfectly
nat stucnea nems.
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A charming frock of
pink mousseline edged it
flounces with pink 'ostrich
feathers.
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Many of the latest waist
coats, are almost blouses,
and the coat with them is
never removed.
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The rich mocha leather
handbags with tortoise
shell mounts "are particu
larly attractive just now.
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