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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE ROTOGRAVURE SECTION
Dinner dress of copper colored Cbantilly lace over wood
brown canton crepe, modeled by Mi Sue Yatea for
kamond's.
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This drni, modeled by Mr. J A. Swanson
for the Nebraska Clothing company, ii a copy
of an importation by "Dritcoll.' The foun
dation in jade ereen reorgette. under puppy
skin taffeta. The sleeves, of taffeta and
reorgette crepe, r trimmed with black jrt
and embroidery. The dress present the lone
waistline effect, with harem finished bottom,
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Or bin Brother
are showing this
little canton crepe
dress, trimmed with
steel beads. Posed
by Miss Felson.
"Jennie" import
of natural casha
cloth combined with
brown canton crepe.
Modeled hv Mist
Hoyt for the Bran
deis Stores.
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Three-piece sport suit of imported tweed
(knicker skirt) for golfing, motoring, etc.
Modeled by Miss Mabel Miller for Kilpatrick
& Co.
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A Betty Wales model of black taffeta, shown by the Eldredge
Reynolds company.
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Scotch tweed skirt-knicker from Hen
berg's, modeled by Miss Hewitt. At right,
showing the neat knicker arrangement.
Navy Poincianna cloth coat wrap, with slashed sleeve
effect, gray duvetyne facing and lining of gray crepe de ckine.
Posed by Miss Meadville, Thompson-Belden A Co.
This individual
model cape is of
veldyna, with
large co'lar cot
out, hemstitched
and finished with
handmade silk
rings. It is full
lined with Quaker
gray canton
crepe. Posed by
Miss Betsy Rosa
for Haas Broth-
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A new French model taffeta afternoon dress, cream
lace over black chiffon. Posed by Miss Clayton for
Burgess-Nash company.
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