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Taaaa three aloM laaa1 Ufa to inni(t tar.
' Ok yat wa traaC that aaahow $owi
WUl ba tfea final foal el ill.
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Calendar
Club Notice.
XAI1 itemi for the. Sunday Club
Column must reach the Club Edi
tor not later than 5 p. m. Friday.
SUNDAY.
Omaha Wilkin Club.
The Omaha Walking, club will
of the Albright car line and walk to
.iaivii. iuiss Stella miigui, icauci.
L. W. Rogers, recently from
Australia, vice president and senior
national lecturer of the Theosoph
ical society, will deliver a series of
lectures at the Castle hotel- audi
torium. March 7. 8 and 9. The sub
jects will be, "The Soldier Dead,"
Monday, "Old Souls in New Bod
ies;" Tuesday, "Our Changing Civ
ilization." All lectures 8:15 p. m.
MONDAY.
Political Science. "
The political and social science
department of the Omaha Woman's
club promises a meeting of .unusual
importance Monday at 2 p. m. in the
Y. W. C A. A member of the con
stitutional convention, now in ses
sion at Lincoln, will speak on the
new constitution for Nebraska. The
first' three chapters in Mrs. H. H.
Wheeler's handbook on citizenship
will be studied. Handbooks on the
municipality of Omaha, written by
Mrs. H. I. Bailey, department
leader, will be distributed.
H. E. L. P.
H. E. L. P. club will meet Monday
evening at the Social Settlement
house for supper and dramatic art.
' Dundee Patriotic Club.
The Dundee Woman's Patriotic
club will meet Monday afternoon
at 1 o'clock with Mrs. W. J. Culley
at 4906 Underwood avenue. Import
ant business will be discussed.
P. E. O. Chapter B. S.
Chapter B. S. of the P. E. O. will
meet with Mrs. J. S. Wood, 3306
Myrtle avenue, Monday at 2:30.
Election of officers. , -
Tennyson Circle. ;
Tennyson Chautauqua circle will
meet with Mrs. P. J. Haas, 1141
South Thirty-third street, Monday
afl:30 p. m. The b'ook studied will,
be "Brothers in Arms." Mrs., F. S.
Simpson, leader. - )
Round Table Circle.
Round Table Chautauqua circle
will meet Monrlav at 7:30 p. m. in
Room 906 City National Bank build
ing. Leaders. Mrs. George Condon
and Miss Elva Douglas. Lesson will
be !'Brothcrs in Arms." '
Bishop Vincent.
Bishop Vincent Chautauqua circle
will meet Monday evening at 7:15
o'clock in the public library, Mrs. H.
R. Otis, leader.
TUESDAY.
Current Topics. , ". '
The current topics department of
the Omaha Woman's club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the Y. W. C. A. The Bible lesson
will be the 14th chapter of Mark.
Current events at 2:30. "Shall Our
Young People Be Taught Disci
pline?" will be discussed. The re
port from the suffrage meeting at
Chicago will be given.
Y W H. A.
The Y.'W. H. A. will meet Tues
day at 8 p. m. at the Lyric buildjng.
Deborah Society.
Deborah society will hold its reg
ular meeting Tuesday at 2:30 p. m.
at the Lyric building, Nineteenth
and Farnam streets.
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Business Woman'a Club.
Miss Jessie Towne will review
Hugh Walpole's "The Secret City"
for the Business Woman's club at
it meeting Tuesday evening, March
9, at the Y..W. C. A. Miss Bid
dick leader for the evening.
Public Speaking Department
The public speaking department
of the Omaha Woman's club will
meet Tuesday at 10 a. m. at the
Y. W. C A. Excerpts from "Great
Orations" will be given by Mes
dames James H. Holmes, Otho
Johnson, F. H. Wray, R. F. Neeley,
iohn Haarmann and Floyd Keller,
frs. O. Y. Kring, leader.
Oraekro-E-Xima.
" Omekro-E-Xima club will meet
Tuesday evening at the Social Set
tlement house for supper and dra
matic rt. ;
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v Spanish Club.
Omaha Spanish club will meet
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in
room 302 Patterson block.
D. A. R. Omaha Chapter.
Omaha chapter, D. A. R., will
meet Tuesday at 2:30 p. m with
Mrs. E. Holovtchiner, Hotel Loyal.
Miss Jean Butter will speak.
" Improvement CIub.
Omaha Improvement club will
meet Tuesday at 8 p. m., in Clair
mont -store. Forty-eighth and Mili
tary avenue. . t
South Omaha Woman'a.. '
The annual elcctioti of officers of
the South Omaha Woman's Club will
be held at Library hall, Tuesday at
2:30 p. m., followed by a musical
program at 3:30. Mrs. Florence Long
Arnoldi, accompanied by J. Clifford
Long, will sing two song groups and
two piano solos will be given by Mr.
T Aug . . ; ... .
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Omaha' W. C T. U.
Omaha W. C T. U. will meet
Wednesday at 2 p. m. in the Y. W.
C- A. Dr. Jennie Catlfas will give
a report of the Chicago convention.
Mrs. E: B. Towle will talk on
"Civic Affairs. The public invited to
attend...: '. .- I x
RnncM Wfflard W. C T. U.
The Frances Willard chapter of
U7 T T IT ivitl mrt Witna.
i day at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
T. R. Ward, zitl Wirt street. Mrs.
C E. Hancock, evangelistic super
intendent, will have 'charge of the
program. , . ' -a...... .
;''"'. TW f?mhara Y.rflira :
'. Dr. Samuel McChord Crothers of
Cambridge, Mass., will talk on "The
Perils of the Literate," Wednesday
evening at 8:15, at the Firsf Uni
tarian church, Thirty-first and Har
ney streets. ' j t"
Hadassah Society,
i Hadassah society will hold a spe
cial meeting Wednesday at 2:30 p.
m. at the Lyric building, Nineteenth
and Farnam stwreets.
AlpbTphl.
Alpha Phi aorority -will meet
Wednesday at the home of Miss
Katherme Sturteyaiit, 1319 Thirty
fifth street W, ! ;
v Music Department
Music department of the Omaha
Woman's dub will meet Wednesday
at 2 p. m. in the Y: W. C. A. for
chorus rehearsal. . Meeting of the
executive committee will follow at
3:30. Mrs. W. E. Shafer, leader.
THURSDAY.
American War Mothers.
Omaha chapter, American War
Mothers, will meet Thursday at 8
p. m. in Memorial hall, court house.
Story Tellers' League.
The Wyche Story Tellers' league
will meet Thursday at 4:15 p. m. at
the public library. Stories will be
told by Mrs. James Ewing, Miss
Carrie. Boutelle and Miss Anna
Broadficld. Leader, Miss Carrie Bou
telle. 1 -
Book Club, v
The Book club will meet Thurs
day at 3:15 p. m. with Mrs. Windsor
Megeath. . : "
. Story Tellers' League.
The Omaha Story Tellers' league
Will meet at 4:15 p. m., Thursday,
at the Y. W. C. A. Mrs. E. G.
Hampton, hostess, will . give "I
Wonder," by Kate Douglas Wiggin.
Veita Chapter.
Vesta chapter, Kensington club,
will meet in the Red Cross rooms,
Masonic temple, Thursday at 2 p. m.
Psychology Department.
The psychology department of
the Omaha Woman's club will meet
Thursday at 2:30 p. m in the Y.
W. C. A. Mrs. S. A. Collins, de
partment leader. Subject, "The
Force of Similarity." Dr. D. E.
Jenkins, instructor.
Park Vale Church Dinner.
Ladies' auxiliary of the Park Vale
Presbyterian church will serve a
dinner- at the church, Thirty-first
and Gold streets, Thursday from
5:30 to 7 o'clock. '.
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Longfellow Circle. .
Longfellow Chautauqua circle
will meet Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
in the public library. A new book,
"A Journey Through Mexico," will
be studied; leader, Mrs. Ella Con
nell, who lived' in Mexico for eight
years. Members will respond to roll
call by quotations from Longfellow.
A. C. A. Drama Section.
' The drama section of the A. C. A.
will meet Thursday at 4 p. m at
the home of Mrs. Anan Raymond,
5107 California street. The play.
"Night," by James Oppenheim, will
be given, Mrs. Bessie Shackell, lead
er. Others taking part will be the
Misses Bess Mitehell,. Katherine
Lowry, Amanda Anderson and Nell
Brfdenbaugh.
FRIDAY,
Dorcas Club.
Omaha Dorcas-efub will meet for
luncheon Friday at 1 p. m. with Mrs.
L. Nelson, 3506 Lafayette avenue.
West Omaha Mothers.
.West Omaha Mothers' Culture
club will meet Friday afternoon at
2 o'clock' with Mrs. Clinton K;
Hamilton, 4152, Davenport street.
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale.
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale,
niece of Sir Jolinsdh Porbes-Robert-son,
.will give a lecture at the Hotel
FOntcnelle, Friday; iMarch 12, at
4:45, under the auspices' of the So
ciety of Fine Arts. " .
Etons Are lit 'High Favor
, Etons are striking ah Unexpected
stride in spring fashions and are obr
served in the smartest of the high
pticed models. ' There is a jaunty
youthfulness about an Eton jacket
that no other type of Wrment can
supply. - This model of blue trico
tine shows an Eton-jacket bound
with black silk braid. The fronts are
outlined with round- silver buttons.
The collar, cuffs "and girdle may be
made of white with black silk braid
or charmeuse satin. Detachable col
lar and cuffs of finely twilled pique
are also effective with this type of
Suit that usually looks its best with
a white silk shirt and a blue or
black tie. The skirt of this model
follows the popular accordion bleat
ed line. The interesting hat is blue
straw, inmmea witn , neavy gros-
i jrrain ribbon, white, buttonholed
wiw Diue siut nosa,
My Dears:
SLEEVES are going, going, gone,
charmingly so, we say as we view
the manifestations of the designers'
art And there's a great deal of chic
in the wearing of a tiny bit o' sleeve
with the showing of a gleaming.
white arm betwecji the sleeve's ces
sation and the ending of a long
crumpled suede or leather glove of
smart stitching.
bkirts, too. have their own sweet -
way about being short and they're
certainly short, 10 or 12 inches so,
with an effect decidedly smart since
Milady's' silhouette is so gracefully
bouffant.
Coats too, shorten as the season
advances many of the Etons being
not over a foot long. Surely a sea
son for the suiting of all prefer
ences fitting the type of personality
being not at all difficult.
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Checked material is popular for
suits. ,
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Perfect Fitting of Milady's Corset
of Paramount Importance.
rpHERE is no need for any woman
to worry over misfitted -corsets
for Dorothy Hill, the corset special
ist will solve this problem for you
if you will write for literature and
measure blanks if unable to call for
a personal fitting at her rooms, 20p
Neville block, N.
E. corner Harney
and Sixteenth.
Lace 'collars and cuffs are worn
much. . - i
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Silver for the Bride of the Day.
rPHE bride's silver should bear
that touch of personality a real
ization of her long-anticipated wish
with simplicity and character the
Outstanding features. The complete
array of Various silver patterns, dis
tinctive selections in both plate and
Sterling, '"at John Henrickson's the
Lbyal Jeweler, Sixteenth and Capi
tal avenue, is indeed delightful in
its reasonable pricings. I'll be glad
to send "booklets, showing exact re
productions of the different pat
terns. " . ' :
There ' are . girdles of stiff black
moire. - ,
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In the Springtime One's Wardrobe
Is Most Shabby."
MAKE a list of the things you'd
like to have done to your suit or
frock and call up Dresher's. Twenty
sccond and Farnam, Tyler 345; you'll
be surprised at- the reasonable price
wnicn win mean a pracucany new
garment. Ihe curtains, drapes, ands
even furniture upholstery will lasts
much longer and afford much more
pleasure to the whole family ..'if
they're sent regularly to this pop
ular cleaning establishment- An ab
solute necessity after a siege of the
"flu." ' ;
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Spring Sunshine Inside the Home
IS embodied in-the new cretonnes
at- H R. Bnwn's. Si-tpnth and
Howard streets. All the colorings
of the outside sunshiny world of
spring, vivid blues, mellow golds,
faint greens, subtly fragrant. : The
new handblocked linens and French
and English cetonne creations
promise decorative possibilities
widely pleasing.'
Backgrounds of mulberry or dull
blue, dainty Futurist designs in vivid
orange quaintly blocked in black or
black backgrounds .with exotic now
ers and gay-plumaged birds of ex
quisite loveliness offer beautiful
drapery material.
Ine French drapery room in this
department i One of the finest in the
country and you'll find their sugges
tions altogether new and delightful.
Net curtaining and tasseled shades,
casement curtains, while the new
"cut-out cretonnes" make lovely
lambrequins.
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WHEN ,
YOU
4 SHOP ,
WITH
" POLLY
Write to ' POLLY THE
SHOPPER, OMAHA BEE,
OMAHA,. NEB. Tell her just
what you want, how much
you can , pay. giving all the
details possible, age, com
plexion, etc. Polly shops for
men, women and children at
any shop in town free of
' charge and gets no commis
sion from the shops. All
goods are sent out C. O. D.
Lotj'd) d!oppin$ villi Mk
I aw a red rose on a morning in May,
All fragrant and gleaming with dew;
But 'two not a rote nor a dewdrop to me,
It was only a picture of you.
I heard a wild bird in the tree tops at dawn.
Its song made my glad heart re joice.
Such a Delightful Surprise
rpO find distinctiveness of quality,
- Style and refinement in a suit
for $49.501 ; Not only in one suit, but
m-..a"?.number f r". tricotine,
iinea coat witn double narrow belt
pongee coiiar, cieveny cut, ana
deep slashes on the side, disclosing
a soft linino: of mauve and blue
flowers, complete the charm of this
pleasantly-priced model '
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Colored linen handkerchiefs will
be in great demand a little later
on for sport wear. 'Twould be only
wisdom to make selections now
while they're so refreshingly new
and crisp.
.
Beauty and : Health
Found Together
Usually Are
A ND I know
a way to attain
both of them. The Star Elec-
'HTVCr t7i f i A vniie me son mg coiiar is emoroia- our Hundred suits ot hnest quai- tJniaha Printing company,
Iltl V cru neavy prown mreaa mouis, itywash tabnes, linens, tine cordea tcenth and farnam, is a sh
nroiuery on ine sKiri pi me siraigni- a ashion resembling ostrich feather cd in silks and cottons in
trie Vibrator, which they're selling of handwork. Over a chiffon founda
at the Green Pharmacy, Sixteenth tlon of gold is hung a wide-sleeved
and Howard, with attachment for robe of turquoise blue1 delicately
massaging face, scalp and body is
delightful in its possibilities for
beautifying the skin, eliminating dead
tissues, making firm each tiny
muscle, and invigorating the nerves
which lie so close to the surface,
thus giving a youthful appearance
to the face, doing away with
wrinkles. An application of the vi
brator will do away with a nagging
headache almost at once, and 'is
excellent for the scalp in the beauti
fying of and stimulating to growth
of the hair. This splendid little vi
brator is but $5.
Bulgarian embroidery, in bright
colors, is seen on some of the snfincr
blouses. '
It Is a Pleasure to Note Results. '
A CALL at the John Bath Flower
Shop, Eighteenth and Farnam,
resulted in learning of one of my
readers being greatly pleased with
the service given by this shop, -so
pleased indeed that he called while
in the city for the Autornobile show
to express his appreciation of the,
artistic service rendered. This flower'
shop .specializes in sending out
flowers by mail. .
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Dress skirts begin to show drap
eries. . A -
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The' Woman of Spring, 1920
IS a person of infinitely lovely
clothes not a thing about her
person that'does not bear exquisite-"
ly fine bits of embroidery. That is
why the Ideal Button and Pleating
company, 3C5 Brown block, Six
teent and Douglas, enjoys ruch end-
''V" V
les3 popularity for they're embroid w..w. . outn a w wuuuu
cry designers of note. Many of the DRELIMINARY to attending the GREETED the shopping lady's
exclusively smart creations of Oma-. A theater make reservations for din- vJcyes upon entering the Megeath
ha's society leaders have been de- ner at the Fiitiron Cafe, Seven-1 Stationery store, Fifteenth and Far
signed by them. teenth and St. Mary's avenue. Sug- nam the other morning, for you
Milady's pirated skirts also come gestions for decorations, placccards see they're right in the midst of
from this shopand ( there's a di- or flowers will be followed most ar- movincr to their new home ' 1403
versiiy ot pleating siyies scant,
clwe-fitting accordion- pleated mod-
els of the new season, side pleatings
ir. finitely charming, while the box
pleats are eminently smart. Sheerly
lovely lingerie basted together
leaves :the shop decorative in hem
Stitching of delicate fineness. You'll
enjoy inc new Dunon moucs nicy ic
showing-it costs almost nothing
to havf til hiV m m wrrA.
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The most noticeable of all spring
i i; t 1
fashions is the fashion for laces.
a a a ..
The Oriental Mind Has Conceptions
of Artistic Loveliness Unexcelled.
rpH Eldridge Importing com-
pany, Fourteenth and Farnam,
lias just placed in their windows
an enchanting new fish globe, 20
inches high and gracefully narrow
standing on a carved teakwood
m - 1 1: J . t
idtiu nun a picikcu nu u wuuu
over the top of the globe. - Low-
hanging mostes and sea growths of
delicate beauty add to the exquisite
loveliness of the Japanese goldfish
darting gracefully from side to side,
Another globe, also high and nar-
row, but a bit larger, stands in a
wrought iron base with bronze flow-
ers ani is uniaue in amber, and blue
Class. . f .
AS Richly Gold as That at the Rain-
Bow's End ,
TS the Paritinette coat of warm
brown gold which I've found at
Lamond's. Golden, too, the lining,
.aa,,ny so.,,a.en?- which loop loosely over the edge in materials, and riongee, hand decorat- cializinir on imart lueKaee
fronding. The same trimming is to
be scen on the cuffs, while one is
utterly entranced by the way in
which the round shoulder yoke
curves around to form a side panel
down each side ot the tront.
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Kimono sleeves are still a blouse
feature.
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The Peculiar Charm of Things
Japanese
TS recognized at once in viewing
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the window of the Emporium,
Sixteenth between Harney and Far
nam. In a setting of exquisite beauty
are displayed negligees rarely lovely
in color.- combinations and artistry
embroidered in gold and dark blue
flowers. Gathering the fullness into
-
heavy silken cord of gold. Other
color combinations m the same
model are purp'e and American
ueauiy rose, r cuui oiuc auu ym.
Cunningly clever is a breakfast
pajama suit of heavy pink crepe em
bellished on , both jacket and
trousers in black satin with heavy
embroidered flowers. A lattice de
sign in black satin ribbon decorates
the neckline of the model and laces
up the panels at the side. Frivolous
fringing decorates the hems of both
jacket and trousers.
a a a
Frocks of serge are bfave with
tiny steel buttons. i ..' ,
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"Our Baby." -
IS there any phrase which means
more in the language of love? Such
a lovely kodak book I saw in a shop
window the other day to hold pic
tures of the mostly beloved mem
ber of the family. I'd love to buy
one for you and have you fill it with
kodak pictures developed and fin
ished at that splendidly artistic
little shop, the . Kase studio, 2d
floor, Neville Block, Sixteenth and
Harney. Believe it would add to
the attractiveness of the book to
have at least one of the pictures
-taken during the month enlarged by
the skillfur process followed in this
shop.
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Undeniably Interesting The
Sea-
son's Colors.
Redwood,
Taupe,
Quaker Gray,
Bluebird,
Black for striking combination,
Peacock,
Orchid,
Ecru,
Adriatic Blue,
Dawn Gray.
League Gold, . f
Jade (both green and blue),
Silver, i
Rose Pink, x
Toast,
Larkspur Blue, ,,
Primrose Pink,
Bermuda Rose,
- Silver Taupe.
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Art Flowers to Make the House De
lightful in the Spring.
T71AINTLY pink cherry blossoms
on . cleverly-fashioned twisted lining, disclosed by a swish of the
branches, heralding the sweet frag- slashed bell-shaped cuffs, button
ranee of alluring springtit; .wis- weighted! 9 w w ''
taria, heavily hanging in graceful ..,
lavender tinted loveliness; cosmos, An Important Shipment
daisies gold and white, great masses AF fine quality wavy switches has
cf jonquils, delightful indeed in their V.just arrived at the F. M'. Scha
' dull green art pottery bowl; asters (f1 & Co sh sixteenth and Doug
purple and gold, flower of all the , . Thes, Driced at $s i0 and
y lutr, may uc juui s iui uilui jc
purposes if you'll visit the exhibit
in the art department of the A."
Hospe store, 1513 Douglas.
For evening wear there are very
large elaborate combs.
a a a
Seven O'clock Dinner Party Before
tuticaily. It s a lovely place to en-
tertain. Phone Mrs. Nebel, Tyler
5199, f0r arrangements,
.
St. Patrick's Day Festivities
t
(r. tne .m.ost
w Jolly decorations
novel and
obtainable.
These you'll find in the stationery
departments of one of our large
'
shops.
"Paddy hats" of green are 10c
and with a wee bit of a clay pipe
tucked under the leather band will"
hold a few mints and add not a
little to the decorative appearance
of the festive board. Novel indeed
are the dainty favors of green, simu-
lating Bower pots, which hold spngs
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ui aimiii ui,, nicsc lur uiiuin or
huts at 15c, "The Harp That in
the Halls of Tara Rang'' decorates
vividly green boxes, 12a Life sized
"praties" bear a handpainted sham-
rock on the side and cunningly
carry salted nuts in their compart-
ments, 10c. Of many uses are the
originally shaped clay pipes, green
tipped, which are offered at 15c a
dozen and are most charming adorn-
But 'twas not the song of a bird that I heard,
It was only the sound of your voice.
In all things of beauty I see your dear face,
The sunlight, the rose and the dawn,
And everything loses its sweetness and grace,
If the light of your presence is gone.
You, by Maurine Hathaway.
Exclusively Fashioned Wash Ap-
parel for Boys.
TS to be found at the Barker Junior
Shop, second floor, Securities
buildinir. Sixteenth and Farnam.
absolutely
stinfast v and tubfast
materials,
They're sample models, each differ
ent in styling, all exceptional in
workmanship. t
This-wonderful collection of ex
clusive wash suits will be offered at
almost half price and they're new
and f fesh - as can be. The sizes
range from 2 to 7 years. I'll be glad
to select these for you and send it
out C. O. D.
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Separate coats show a tendency
toward the fitted waist. .
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Rarely Lovely Orchid and Dutch
Blue Enchantingly Colorful
HkVE been chosen for the fash
ioning of new, long, lace-paneled
"Slip-On" ffocks at the Vanity
Shop, 3d floor, Securities Bldg.,
sixteenth and Farnam. Those in
orchid are $12, while the Dutch blue
lace and voile creations are iu.au.
new tailored effect in the "Slio-
0n frock has been evoived j white
ale which greatiy resembles lin-
cnuare ef -.,.1, w t l snaDS al
either side in front, there's a paneled tional Fur and Tanning Co., Sev
front and back formed by pleats on entecnth and Douglas, Athletic Club
each shoulder, pleats held in place
by a belt under each arm. lhee
are $4.50. In dainty blue or pink
are the new checked voile sash-belt
effects at $8.50.
a a
Ceiling Lights and One-Light
Pendants
ARE
-tl of
RE shown in a wide selection
loveliness at the Nelson
Electric Co., Electric Fixtures and
Appliances, one door north of the
Orpheum theater, Fifteenth - and
Harney. Delightful indeed is an
ivory shade, slightly tinged with
rose. A dainty white enameled base
has wreath in relief in delicate shade
of rose, while on the under edge, of
the shade is a painted border design
in wild rases. Very new and lovely
are these one-light suspensions,
shown in types to suit every room.
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"I Never Did Like the Crown of My
Milan Hat!'
ALL right my dear, send it up to
the Krugef Hat vshop, third
floor, Barker block, Fifteenth and
Farnam. They'll block it into the
newest and most becoming shape
for a most surprisingly small sum.
Also remake your feathers and re
freshen your marabou. Closed at
2 on Saturdays.
There's a New Shade of Blue That
Defies Description.
QOME say that its between tur-
fc-'quoise blue and jade green ana
that, I believe, comes most nearly
to describing it. When it's combined
with heavy threads of gold and bro-
cade, it's really ravishing! This has
been chosen for the fashioning of
a long waistline blouse which ac-
companies the three-piece suit al
Lamond's Speciality Shop, 2d floor,
Securities Bldg., Sixteenth and lar
nam. Navy tricotine is the suit,
cleverly cut in short "pony" jacket
with rounded pouits and solid lines
of buttons from each shoulder to the
'front. Bewitching indeed we find the
elimnse of flesh-tinted silk of the
$12, are excellent values indeed. The
invaluable pompadours are priced at
?5 and $12, and transformations, just
the thing for "flu"- patients, are $12
and $20.
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Filet lace continues to be liked
or blouses, and lingerie.
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Douglas, opposite the
ter, between Fifteenth
teenth.
Moon
thea-
and
Four-
ments for sandwiches or wafers tied grapefruit from Florida. When de
into the ribbons. sirous of the gift supreme, visit this
Rolls of crepe paper in vivid Kel- speciality, shop; their suggestions
ley green,, one-half-inch wide, are are surprisingly pleasing,
sold at 2 for 5c; one-inch wide is 10c -
a roll; crepe paper luncjieon sets, The most popular outer wrap con
cloth 63x84;, 12 doilie?, 12 napkins tinues to be the cape,
and 12 little paper plates, all cun- ''.
ningly decorated in shamrocks and . . v, T . .
harps, are $1, while the cloth alone Complete Your Livtag Room,
is 50c, and sets of eighteen separate rVRCHARD & WILHELM'S are
napkins is 15c. The candles to light offering very delightful solid
the merry party will shine most
f fjl. AIjrli?
35c each. Dainty little Irish and
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Aiucnun nags ai 6oc a dozen, wnuc
cuUout paper flags for ices, cakes
and sandwiches colored the same on
ach side are 15c a dozen.
Paper mache figures of Irish men
and women, attractive additions to
any good Irish party, are 15c each,
These stand about four inches high
and are clever little favors or prizes
for the contests that comprise the
St Patrick's oartv of the daw
The Day of the Smart Small Bag
0NTENDING or favor re the
J dull leather bag, and the fasci-
natingly bright patent small bag to
carry miladv's vanitv fitting! The
Thir-
op spe-
with Fit-
Alls cunningly equipped in ivory
and tortoise shell for all sues and
kinds of bags. There's a dainty lit
tle black bag exquisitely made, in
the collapsible envelope shape, lined
in heavy purple silk which will en
trance you with its luxurious smart
ness. No less lovely is the dainty
little rose-lined patent vachette
leather. Widelv artistic in assort
ment you 11 find selections of smart
lugtrage here eminently satisfying.
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Its veil time when the wind blows
your hair, an excuse most welcome
for the donning of the lavishing
new ones sprinkled in contrasting-
color chenille. s-
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Spring Furs.
WHENEVER spring furs are
discussed, foxes always have'
their place, although it hasn't been
a very prominent place during the
past few seasons, the place of honor
havinir been held by mink, sables
snd martens. A reaction in favor of
(nx,. :. nnw 9..r,A .av the Na-
building, as many are a bit tired ot
the effect of the one and two-skin
neckpieces in sable and mink, and
this fashionable fur shop is pre
paring for a season of smartly be
coming fox furs.
Tailored Smartness
"REQUIRES "milady's
donning
footwear of stunning styling,
slenderly cut, with "heels, follow
ing military and Cuban lines.
The.F. & M. Boot Shop, Sixteenth
and Farnam, has quite the most ex
tensive showing I've se'en in these !
fashion-favored oxfords in brown,
tan and black. You'll find their
models of more frivolously inclined
"footwear equally pleasing; suede,
dull and patent kid, and satin, clev
erly cut and fashianably finished.
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Dainty Silken Carriage Covers
IN blue and pink, with decoration
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plum blossoms are to be found in
the Nippon Importing company s
shop, 218 South Eighteenth street,
For further decorativeness when he
goes to take the spring air are baby
bootees of crepe, also delightful lit-
tie jacquettes.
Angora cloths in Scotch plaids, or
with blazer stripes, are used for
skating coats.
It Doesn't Require a Great Deal of
Imagination "
TO transport oneself to a sunny
clime upon entering the Sommers
Speciality Shop, one door north
of Brandeis theater, for there's a
fragrance from many fruits filling
the air. Strawberries Krarlet. Iu.
cious, apples of rich tinting, delicate
flavor, oranges from California and
Florida, Tangerines, thin-rinded and
delicious, kumquats, dainty delicacy
for a sick friend, fresh cocoanuts de
lightful in the concocting of original
desserts, and the indispensable
mahrtoratiw twiner rnrlrera mnA rhaira
with cane paneling exquisitely made,
artfully . designed, lasting in their
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quaury 01 oeauiy, jurniiure vi ine
future. Particular values are the
large wing rockers or chairs at
$39.50, while excellent pieces in
smaller chairs are offered at $24.50.
Delightfully lovely resting places
for those new, long. tasseled .velvet
and silk pillows
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-Blouses show high-in-the-back
collars.
The New Springtime Dressea
rpHE newest models of fashion fof
springtime wear offered at Kil
Patrick's are fashioned with ex
quisite lines of grace, artfully em
bellished with fashioned favored
touches, and discloses interesting
features of the new season's with
assurance of exclusive stylefulness
for which this shop is noted, while
their grouped pricings, $49.50 and
$75, are interesting indeed.
Exceedingly beautiful is a trico
tine, widely scalloped, with-a gen
erous splashing of jet iridescent
beads, looping of the beads at each
deeply cut point.
Chic indeed the Poiret twill coat
dress buttoned down the entire
length of the .-front in cunningly
Shaped little bronze buttons, with
smartly shirred panels at either side,
gold braid trimmed, most fetchingty
headed to hold the heavy braided
gold girdle. " -
Exclusive the name of the de
signer who conceived a heavily em
broidered navy and sand creation
distinguished by the artistry of
hand-appliqued motifs of sand-colored
duvetyne on an apron panel
front.
The ingenue will perceive with
joy the looped trimming on another
frock, ideally planned for "frivoling"
thisl '
Etons with long waistline skirts
underneath, bouffant drapings,
tnmra arm miffc rnriTnrtinflr fn's'
fashion favor you'll find just the
model you've longed for in this
showing! ' .
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Spring Models' in Rubber Girdles
For House Wear ,
ARE to be had at the Hattie Put
nam Corset Shop, 209 South r
Fifteenth street fifth floor, Karbach
block. These are the well-known
"Treco" models and -are ideal for
wear with neat little house frocks.
They're priced at $5.50 and up. Call
or phone for a fitting of one of the r
Nu-Bone flexibly graceful corsets or
rite for measure blank.
Fashion s
Favored
Fads
T) EAL laces are used on tailored
lingerie.
Scotch hether sweaters are promi
nent. .
The new Balkan blouse has a high
collar. v-
The entirenat today is expressed
in the crown.
Figured net is the latest lingerie
material.
Colored cotton embroideries are
very charming.
Shot taffetas are printed in pom
padour patterns.
The new up aad down trimming
is much in vogue.
Eccentric trimmings are features
of the overblouse.
Figured voile is used for children's
play frocks.
Some tailored and Irish trimmed
negligees are of heavy, lustrous
silk. -
Black satin, draped with black
tulle, is a wise choice for an evening
gown. , ' , "
Entire capes of gray squirrel fur
are among the most luxurious gar-
An all white evening dress for
second mourning is made of ring
dot silk net .
A smart accessory is a dressy
scarf of silk tissue, - bordered in
printed cclor.
Accordion pleated skirts combine
with interesting blousea into chic
day dresses. ?
Long sleeves with puffed tops ar
coming into favor. x
Silk ratine " is much used for
southern sweaters."
-Iltl aicl Trademark RlUl4 V. M
Fataat Otfioa. Adv.
