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THE BEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1921.
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No More Languorously Lovely Pop
iei Ever Bloomed '
THAN the hand-tinted satin ribbon
poppies at the' exclusive lingerie
and ribbon novelty (rift shop of
Mrs. M. C. Donohue, in the McAr-
.e Lhapeau Shoo. 1613 Farnam. bv-
jeryone is wild over them in the east,
so I've heard, and I'm thinking they
will prove quije an unusually lovely
gift tor the girl graduate. Great rich
flowers four inches in diameter, there
are four dainty buds which hang on
flexible stems. In four or five shades
of the poppy they're offered in .gift
box with card for $2.95. Quite the
newest conceit in 'undies" which
Mrs. Donohue is showing are silken
softnesses in trousseau crepe in both
ace-trimmed and the smart new
r.iilored effects which depend for
harm fulness upon two-toned ribbons
and effective hemstitchery., A note
of interest in this shop is a special
May .sale 6n satin corsets priced at
$2.98 ' "
Binding in contrasting color is
used extensively as trimming.
j And Another Word On Permanent
Waving.
TpOR the last few days I've had
- occasion to visit the Comfort
teenth and Farnam, and there vio.v
the process of permanent waving.
Everyone finds a permanent wave of
inestimable comfort, a saving of
time to the business woman, an
added charm to the society maid or
matron. Such a delight to know.
Joo, that it doesn't 1 rt the hair anv
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more man any otner Kina oi waving
V used exclusively. Some of the
'styleful young persons are having
a permanent wave across the top of
the head, wearing a chie "hob" at
the base of it. Charmant, I assure
vou! '
i street dress of gray .' Canton
rr,n i a Irimmpd wih pmhrrtidpru in.
silver thread and a sash of flame
chiiion. '
The Grace of Slim Reeds Swaying .
Where' They Grow
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S still grace when the reeds are cut and harid woven into furniture to
bear the sign of the Omaha Reed and Rattan' company. Sixteenth and
Jones. The bride will' find this a
living room furniture the showroom presenting an. artistic ensemble of
pieces along lines, plian.t, flowing, artistic and .varied. ; How charming for
a gift furniture pretty as a picture. , , ,
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Long Distance Sewing a Complete
Success.
V CJEVERAL of my I
& have' joined the "1
Customer" list of Lul
'.rwdiste. third floor. Sec
Polly people
long distance
Lulu Hampton,
modiste, third floor, Securities build-
xOfej Sixteenth and Farnam. Send
,'your materials, the picture, you have
selected, 5iyic (riuiiiiiug subscsuuiis
and measurements and you 11 be ur
prised at the lovely little three-piece deliveries to be made at any time you
suit, silken wrap, smartly tailored desire.---. For your .convenience sta-
frock, or dainty sheer evening dress Jons for-- Ortmaft baked products
which will arrive in due time ready nave been- placed at the Food Cen
to wear. ; ter Nineteenth, and Farnam; The
-' - Central Market 1 Sixteenth and Har-
A charming frock of gray organ- IT', TVh,. Su&'
A he hih white nriA .eH
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with yellowed lace.
Distinctive Arrangements
In Wed-
ding Flowers
T t has long been the pleasuri of the
Lee Larmon Fontenelle Flower
Shop to. hold the reputation' tor ar
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tistically distinctive flower arrange-
ments iorweauings. pnower Doquets
tor the bride, maid ot honor and two
bridesmaids, corsages for others in
the nartv. smart houtfinneire inrr
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Vhe men, -impressive , arrangements
JTrtd to either home or church wed-
rJng. 'all will be attractively cared
for if Lee Larmon, Eighteenth and
Douglas, has charge of. the flowers.
I To have your new sweater and hat
"pf "honey-dew," a color a ?psifiuat
ingly "saccharine as its name and
which stands ace-iiigh on- the - list
f the season's unt, is very smart.
Every Spring Finds One's Affairs In
A Dreadful State.
ONE'S scalp particularly needs at
tention. The F. M.-- Schadcll &
Company's hairdressing department
Company s hairdressing department
1522 Douglas, have a splendid treat
ment which they re giving witn
Fitch's Hair and Scalp Shampoo. It
is bringing surprising results.
Furs for Summer Months Were
Never More Lovely
' d EEMINGLY planned for the occasion when everywoman would look
her very sweetest, are the furs shown at the Alabaugh Fur Shop,
19th and Farnam. Soft, fhiffy foxes, the whole skin in flat shoulder
to shoulder effects and the round chokers are shown in Lucille Brown,
a delightful shade with a tint of red, offered at $47.50. The luxurious
Alaska fox, fifty inches' long, from tip of nose to tip of tail, exquisite
inrtepd. is nr iced at $65. A two-skin
chin is $45, fitting finish to a dainty little tailleur or smart frock. Unique
in shaping the slashed choker of mole which has a turned roll round the
neck or fastens with points on either shoulder. This at $60. Fitting gifts
for any bride, is a gray squirrel wrap, stole effect with skins running
horizontal round the throat, perpendicular round the edge, a finish of
tiny feet tucked into folds of soft gray satin round the entire edge, a
white fuf facing round the neckline, clever conrast to the orchid tints
in georgette lining. A giff of true gorgeousness at $225. .
fr&ek
of jade green organdie
is trimmed witn flat flowers of green
organdie lined with white. "
delightful shop in which to plan her
No Need .For the Bride To Worry
Her Curly Head 'Bout Baking
"pOR the Ortman Bakery, : 216
North i Sixteenth, which . makes
cakes and pastries take care of all
such ' worries. ' Leave an order for
rich delicacies in the" home-cooked
style which makes the Ortman name ;
well known among those who know,
F un .ana. ougas. warm, ncn
and spicy, fresh from tht great ovens
of this bakery you'll find each de - -
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Fleven-Page Booklet Contains Illus-:
trations of Gifts for Graduation,
Wedding, Birthday and Annivet
sary. "
rPHE. C. B. Brown Jewel Shop,
-- Sixteenth and Farnam, has an
exquisitely illustrated folder, actual
photographs of the w ares to be sold,
together with size, description and
prices under each cut. Of inestim
able value is a folder like this to the
out-of-town shopper who may have
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upon request to either the Brown
Jewel ihop or the shopping depart
ment of The Bee. Men's watches
wju be found illustrated on the first
page, women's wrist watches on the
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rcwiiu, uaiiujr pin ana ring novelties
0n three, four and five. The sixth.
seventh and eiehth natres are demteH
to chains, links, scarf pins, rings, soft
conar pms, Knives, Deit Duckies.
match boxes, cigaret cases and
Vanity cases. On pages nine, ten and
eleven will be found illustrations
and price listings of silver separate
serving pieces as well as the desired
service sets. Send for a folder to-
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When Aat c looked across vast spaces
And seen the distant mountains high,
Raising their grave and reverent faces
With heads uncovered 'neath the sky
, too, have prayed
For the Bride's Mother.
The color of perfect harmony
in the season's fashions Platinum
Gray--to be made from any one
of the crepe weavers.
"Weldrest" Hosiery For Brides And
Graduates
AS been Dame Fashion's man
date and the J. T. McQuillen
Shop, 1S22 Farnam, holding the hint
has placed a large stock in all colors
as well as black and white in their
store anticipating the numerous or
ders which are pouring in. It's that
new tailored to fit hosiery, not knit
like the old-fashioned hosiery we've
been accustomed to with tendencies
to run in most any direction, but
knitted to fit with the tailored seam
so chic and neat. Ranging in price
from 85c for a silk lisle to $3.50 they
represent quite the cleverest hosiery
buy of which I know. I'll be glad
to mail an ilustrated booklet upon re
Quest, v ',
Pin-striped dimity and white ba
tiste are combined to make dainty
summer frocks.
Kolinsky, to fit high around milady's
Books as Gifts for Graduation.
JUNE with its roses and groups of
;. , young graduates is close at hand.'
The book department at Brandcis
offers graceful gif tings for the grad
uate, the fitting gift to young peo-,t
pie beginning serious affairs of lite. ''
With appeal to the eager mind are
the standard authors in prose and
poetry, Kipling, Lowell, Browning-
what. ' storehouses
of stimulating '
thought are here. If the graduate ,
enjoys drama, he -will be glad to
have volumes of Barrie, Shaw and
the other immortals. Essays, biog
raphy, travel, art, history and othe
books all afford excellent variety
in graduation books. For the more
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Books, or Memory Books lovely tor
school and college during the next
year, these for $2.75 in art clothT in
the ooze leather bindings they may
De nan at congratulation caras
on graduation are dciighttuiiy let
tered,, beautifully tinted, priced at
10c, 15c and 25c. The mottoes for
framing may be had at 75c and $1.
A diooping brim , and crushed
crown of several layers of black .'or
gandie faced'' with pink make
charming hat. ' ' ' i
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Mus,c in the Horae True Necessity.,
tiix r Drioc would De more man ce-
lighted to receive among
Up-
gifts one of the Columbia Graionolas,
which they are showing at the Hart
man Furniture Store, Sixteenth and
Howard. Welcome, indeed, the new
price quotations on the grafonolas
which may be had in all finishes:
S120 Cabinet Model is now $85.
$150 Cabinet Model is now 125.
$275 Cabinet Model is now SI 75.
All back to prewar prices you see.
An exquisite reproducing instrument
is the Columbia which numbers lead-
ing art.'sts ot, t-he "'. "world
omAtirr it c iv-luc i racnrH inrr lie
I'UIUIt k-vj ..VIUJ11 V V w .ii .Ji.
The midmonth list of advance June
i9e n ;r.iAe f
Hickman's orchestra 19'1 model fox-
trots combining speed." syncopation
and pep. "Siren of the Southern Sea"
and "Dav Dreams" are delightful
n,,n,hAr- a iisi7 Qs
die." a foxtrot by. the Paul Biese Trio
and "BeelaBoola" by the same trio.
A - 33S3 85c. From the clever Happy
Six are "1 Lost You and the "Yoko-
hama Lullabv," a medley foxtrot, in-
troducing "Kentuckv." A-338-1 85c.
I'll be glad to send illustrated folders
of the Columbia Grafonolas, also the
records as listed upon receipt of check
p.-ys'nfe to me or to. the Hartmmi
furniture Company.
I know not why.
MY DEARS: The time has come to devote the attention: of the
shopping department to two of the most interesting personages of the
season June Brides and the Sweet Girl Graduate. May their happiest
hours of the next few weeks be but the beginning of a happy future.
For the weddings of early summer the traditional theme of bridal
white is expressed in rich silken weaves. The June bride will find gra
ciously lovely silken weaves awaiting her choice, the clear white taking
the place of ivory. Pronounced favor is given to Brocaded Canton Crepe,
having the decided background of plain .Canton crepe with brocades of
satin, to be used for the entire gown,, and very effective when veiled
with tulle. .
Plain satin crepe, of rich lustre, soft and clinging, adapting itself
in charming lines of graceful individuality.
Plain Canton crepe, the heavy soft qualities in rough effect, the bet
ter qualities possessing the right lustre and draping" effects a texture
to' smartly offset the veil of lace. s.
Millinery For the Girlish Graduate
MUST needs be dainty and the
F. M. Schadcll & Co. Shop,
1522 Douglas, is showing exquisite
chapeaux in georgettes and organdies
ideally lovely for the graduating fes
tivities, beautiful, too, for all sum
mer wear with the bouffant frocks of
the season, organdies and Swisses.
The bride will surely find something
quite to her liking among the little
pattern hats shown.
The new skirts- are more, or
elaborate in design.
less
"To The Graduate"
T7IRAMED mottoes exquisitely
handlettered and decorated ideal
gift offerings for the graduate arc
on display at the A. Hospe Art de-
partment, 1513 Douglas, at $1.50 and
$2. For the bride new Parrish pic-
tures and Nuttihes offer delightful
and Nutthsrs offer delightful
suggestions for gifts.
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itp the most
the bride has bad in her heart
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that makes one marvel at the possibilities for beauty in the glowing shadings of brick shown. Large spaces
0f the wan are covered with the exact
suits unexpectedly beautiful. View these brick and get ideas on home building from the experts m attendance.
(The home pictured above is reproduced from page 14 of "The Hy-Tex House of Moderate Cost.") Send
for color cuts showing 18 tints and textures of Hy-Tex Brick,
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Sports. Hat Quite Easy Of Achieve- Corset Specialist Announces Sale oi A Silvered Oaken Chest Embodying
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HEN one enlists the services of
the Van Arnam Pleating Com-
pany, fourth floor Paxton block, Six-
teenth .'and Farnam.-Buv a generous
amount . of vivid shaded ribbon, any
one of the startling colors, take it
up to these expert needelworkers for
hemstitching in the new silver or
gold miay wonc; possioiiiues in
tllttl 111 die aitUfttlilLiituii.j.i x
you. i ney are aiso aomg exquisnc-
f effective embellishment on organ-
die and swiss' frocks in the bright
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PERHAPS the most important consideration of the bride's planning
is that of accessories. The Thomas Kilpatrick company, 15th and
, Douglas, have taken particular care in gathering together exquisite
needfuls for the-further exquisiteness of Milady Bride.
REAL LACES Such as Princess Louise, Point Lierre, Bretonne,
Point Applique and Point Gaze, witching in combination with the
Driuai veii,-tne weaaing:gown, ine
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vjJjUVEiO ior- ine weaqing occasion, wnue rreucu iu k1"" " iu
and 20-button length, perfectly fitting and completed with unusually
lovely stitching on the back. For days of travel, gauntlet slipon gloves
in 6-button length with snap wrists in mode, tan, brown beaver or
gray with heavy embroidered backs. For dress wear, white or black
gauntlet slipons in 6-button length in plain white, plain black or white
with black.
THE HANDKERCHIEF A small essential of the bridal outfit,
must be as exquisitely fine as those offered at Kilpatrick's, were pains
takingly handmade in Belgium for such an important occasion. Some
with handspun sheerest linen centers edged with Milan point, Duchesse,
Old Flemish, Rose Point, Valenciennes and Armenian laces.
SILKEN HOSIERY White silk hosiery to accompany the bridal
gown may be chosen in new effects with lace inserts or in delightful
allover patterns, or should one's taste be for something less ornate,
there are handsome silks- with embroidered or openwork clocks. For
days of travel and afternoon wear especial attention has been given to
a" the new shades of gray, including polo gray, pearl gray, suede, silver
nd "Podium gray. .. -
liliNbtiiKliSi in trousseau sets, a
assemb ed" irom workrooms where
before being taken, with effect exquisite, infinitely wrought details.
GIFT OFFERINGS for brides will be found in the linen and
cnina aepanmeni. Kicniy simple sets,
ior iormai junctions, uinner sets
in quality from the porcelain ware
cester pieces, ror the graduates there are leather tans, gut novelties
in semi-precious jewels, colorful bead chains, tiny vanities, picture
frames of silver, unusual giftings at prices of utter reasonableness.
STATIONERY Engraving in correct forms, phraseology,; station
ery and lettering rccoivinsr particular care in wedding, invitations and
announcements. .-
Vhen I have listened through the sadness
And heard a feathered songstress nigh,
Singing in ecstacy of gladness,
As if it needs must sing or die
, too, have sung
MYSTERY
A New Hat For The Old One
T f you take it down to the Krugcr
Hat Shop, third floor Barker
block, Fifteenth and Farnam. They'll
reblock, retint, refashion it into a
stunning newness. They also re
model furs and marabou pieces, and
make a fanciful styling out of an old
feather.
News Of Interest For the Busy
Little Bride. '
T
HE D. G. James Fruitland and
Delicatessen is a shop conven
iently located at the car intersection,
Sixteenth and Howard, a delightful
shoo where one may select every
kmH nf drlirarv at nrices no hielier
than one pays tor more ordinary mer-
chandise elsewhere, with the satis-
faction that everything is just a bit
nicer if bought here. The delicatessen
department is mvaiuauie m case oi
department
unexpected guests.
's Dream-Home
Now Realized in Hy-Tex
exauisite art brick obtainable for the
for lo these many years. There's a
Mam 1-loor, Woodman ot the World bunding, fourteenth and farnam.
bricfc and mortar as it would appear
worset Moaeis.
T AST Sunday I announced a sale
Ji of $ie entire stock of scientific
corsets in the shop of Dorothy Hill, ;
corset specialist, second floor,
ville block. Sixteenth and Hirney
TL'r Vila ie st11 fHtininrr ttt 4 Wter rut
nrice in her beautifully "modeled
corsets. Mrs. Hill will give the same-
.fitting services in this sale as at the,
regular price. Jt is certainly a great
SHVIIlg UppUI lUlill) IU VUU1VU 111 llVt"!
pt corsets.
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'Much oriental embroidery is used
on the wide sleeves.
aainiy unuerwnngs.
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most charming selection oi lingerie
everv stitch is careiuliv Dlannea
as weu as ine more ornaie linens
in tne cnina department ranging
to the imported Haviland and Wor-
know.not why.
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Read in. .the New York Sun.'
The Bride's Gifts To Her Maids.
May be. inanity lockets, solid
gold dorines, tntsb bagSi-sterling
silver vanities. Veil pins or an ex
quisite bit of lingerie, -r-"
A Furnitpre House for the Outfit
ting of Every Room.' '
rYU RING the next few months
there will be a greatly aug
mented sale's force on the floors of
the H. R. Bowen Furniture com
pany, Sixteenth and Howard, to help
in selection of exquisitely correct
furniture for" the bride's home. The
same critical degree of care and
thought which has alwavs charac-
termed the selections of the Bowen
company is especially pronounced
in the present extensive displays of
furniture, from the least expensive
pieces which are within the price
limitation of the very modest in
come, to the most exquisite period
masterpieces., every article of furni
ture reflects that finesse of artistic
conception which is so potential in
the effective furnishing of a home.
There are extensive selections in
mahogany and in walnut in the im
portant and popular period designs,
and in the much favored enamels,
also the new decorative suites in dis
tinctive colorings. The display is
so comprehensive that every per-
sonai inclination may nna s rc-
sponse and the prices are all reduced
to the new lower levels, prices one-
half what they were six months ago.
cveryiiuim iui iu i
Bowen's."
buildme of that dream home which'
display in the showroom of the Hy-
in the wall ot the home with re-
ine romance ot medieval uays.
IT1HE John Henrickson Jewel Shop,
A Sixteenth and Capitol, have a
fascinating silvered oak chest with
e-.strippings of pierced silver which
holds in its velvet and satin lined
beauty, the gracefully lined Hostess
pattern silver. Holding 26 pieces it
costs but $40. A mahogany chest
containing the same number of piece.
t $35, plainer cases, may be bought
as low as $25. The gift shop you've
long wanted to find.
There' Are Two Kinds Of Brides
T
HE ones who have Hartmann
Wardrobe Trunks and those
who don't, (but wish they had.) The
Freling & Steinle Trunk Shop,
Eighteenth and Farnam, have an ex
tensive showing of trunks, ideal ac
companiment to the wedding trip
a complete wardrobe which can be ,
moved into the hotel suite, opened up
and afford a dressing room with the
lovely garments of the trousseau in
the same orderly precision they
would occupy in the home. .No ueed
to lose tiny accessories so necessary
to the successful toillette with grop
ing in the innermost recesses ot the
Mfocrl;rtn mL. erfricr
losing even more necessary ad-
juncts to feminine loveliness. It is
a8 easy to take an article troni a
Hartmann as it is from your closet
the last word in traveling equipment.
w u beautifully finished, convenient
L
ly arranged, a delightful acquisition
whether purchased with the trousseau
or the gift from One of the family.
Vou'll ,find surprising pricings in. the
showing at this bbdp,
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An Obligation Promptly Paid Is Sat-
isf action On Both. Sides.
fp HE other day 'when I stepped
--:hind scenes" in the John Bath
Flower Shop Eighteenth and Far-
desk stacking up checks from his cus
tomers. "Best in the world," said
the florist, "for promptness they're
unexcelled." Wonder if your name
is on his list of satisfied customers.
Paillettes are the most favored
trimming for evening gowns.
nam, iuunu .ui. waul uuer i no
"The Talk of The Town."
OF course I knew you'd read a
"scrib" with a "head" like that!
And it isn't altogether the women
who are doing'the talking either, for
the men are taking an active part in
the discussion. Its the scalp treat
ments which they're having such suc
cess with at the Drefold Hair Parlors,
1001 Woodman of the World build
ing, Fourteenth and Farnam. Make
early appointments for the gradua
tion hairdress!
The round- neck and cap-like
sleeves are used together. . '.
Bridal Lingerie of
MATCHING in color the tea robe, negligee, or breakfast coat are the
exquisite -silken undies on display for. the spring bride's purchasing
at the Vanity Shop, third floor Securities building, Sixteenth and
Farnam. Creamy white or daintily colorful georgette combine with two
toned ribbons to make more lovely the hew styled lit ' chemise step-in
sets matching in laces, and ribbons' the gown.. Ideal ,'ifts for the girl
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Mysteriously Simple With All the Corsets Exquisitely Dainty For Wear
Charm of Youth in Its Loose, With the Bridal Gown or-Sheer
Straight-Lines- . Graduation Frock -
A yCt surrpns'n2l.y intricate, in -p. ESIGNED with particular dainti
XX dehcacy of embroidery the ext. Lf nSS and gnce tW cor$ets
quisite commencement frock in Hattie" Putnam's Nu-Bone Corset
br,dal gown on display m the La-shop, Fifth Floor Karbach olock
mono opeciauy onop, oecouo noor
Securities building, Sixteenth and
Farnam. The sheerest square
meshed net lace lavishly embroidered
has been used, each great rounded
point extending from the wide low
neckline. down almost to the waist
line, which is simply and beautifully
girdled in gold metallic ribbon, tiny
rosettes 6f the ribbon a lovely touch. ;
A broad panel of the lace extends i
the entire length of the dress in the
back, dainty pointed drapes of
georgette at each side. The body of
the dress is fashioned of georgette,,
the under foundation of heavy crepe
rfo rliine. F.xnnUit ftffprtit this
at $39.50. A girlish frock of white
organdie wheels its way right into
one's heart on sheerly lovely lace
cjrcies on bodice and skirt. Reason-'
-mv uriced is it at $24.
Many Brides Will Present A Pleas
ing Picture
T N the wide brimmed hats -which
A a
isplayed in .witching showing
at the Kneetef Alaska Fur Company,
Fifteenth and Douglas. Pink, tur-
quoise blue and navy taffeta form
puffed crown covering and bias roll
Danding with a noting circle ot flow
ers, french torgetnienots, dull la-'
vender flowerets, field flowers, black,
yellow, -vivid blue, extraordinary
stylings. ror the graduates nothing
could be love,;er than the transpar-
vswiva Is v if v v ill
encies of georgett
Priced at- $5. 7.50
ette and organdje.
50 and. $10, they
represent unusual values.
Turn Whichever Way You May Em-
broidery Greets You
fH frock, coat, suit or hat. It ii
- a pretty fancy, this touch o:
woo .siIk or braid 011 our sprinf
cti,tA- J ,(U,
tuiu juiitiiivi 6 viiiii oini . v.i
summer
much to their attractiveness. V.
you're in need of fancifully cvolvec
loveliness in embroidcrying I'd sug
gest your viewing, the bits of ex
quisiteness to be seen at all times it
the workrooms of the Ideal Button
& Pleating Co., third floor Brown
block, Sixteenth and Douglas. Send
for one of their catalogs showing il
lustrations of the decorative possibili
ties of the work done there.
Among the late spring wraps there
are a greater number to be found
with the set-in sleeve than there
was at the beginning of the season.
Eyen at that the sleeve is apt to be
on the bell or mandarin order, often
giving the effect in its fullness of
a cape ravishing 'in charmfui effect
when embroidered.
The combination of different ma-'
terials, which has been such a frock
feature for several seasons, is also
carried out on some of the new suits
with great success. Combination
suits are again popular, this mode at
present consisting of a jacket or
blazer in a solid color with a skirt
usually showing a stripe or a plaid.
The skirt of course cleverly pleated
to display dashing color when the
pleats break.
One coat seen is solidly em
broidered over shoulders and coat -hem
and shows a tendency toward
straight lines while a three-piece suit
is a copy of an import. A wrap
fashioned t from beige veldyne is
elaborately embroidered in beige
wool. The military collar is a smart
feature.
A chic suit is of navy picquettine
combined with jade Canton crtpe,
the straight bodice with its long
sleeves, the shorter mandarin ones
of the jacket and the lining being of
this fabric. The embroidery is of
navy silk braid, while a jet enamel
ornament is on the right side of the
jacket. - . .
Black and white as a color comt'
nation which, the oracle of fashion
assures us. will be even more, prevail
ent as summer advances. Reversed to
read white, and black, it is equally
good. . Infinite Appeal
rmeehth and Uouglas, particularly
desirable for wear with the intimate
silken garments of the bride's trous
seau, the dainty finery, ot the swest
girl graduate. Send for -measurement
blanks if unable to call.
Fashion Decrees That:
, Enter Madame in a
jabot. . ,
high-necked
Fullness is seen at the sides and
in the fronts of skirts, rather than in
the backs.
-A smart dress of Canton crepe fea-
nre a nrinn1 cl-i i in A rr im At k
jieevCi . .
Short capes have stole collars of
fur and are edged with nirrov."
black silk fringe.
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