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The international meet Of the l.. A. w.
occurs at Chicago Aug. to II. ard the
Kansas division will leave ksnsas City in
ali official train Monday evening. July 81.
The committee on transportation have Sc
lecte,i ine Atciiisou. Topeka and Santa te
route for the reason that 1t covers the
largest area in the state rrac.l.ng the
largest numbrr of the principal poiols
from which league men VIII depart. Il Is
desired that all Kansas whee.meB will go
together on TINS occasion 10 take advant~
age OF the excursion rate made ana pat
ucjpate III the program tina, viii be an
nouuced in circular and tue press later oii.
For full information address Tigon,Es
Shaw, chairman committee. W N.chita,
Kan. or ~ ID Muriock, Dist Pass. Agt.
Santa Fe route. Wichita. Kan % 10
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Kansas City Grain a,'a Prodnce.

; KANSAS CITY. July 23-Wheat again demoral-
5zed sole lower; No. : hard 4SS491ec, No. > red
ssaJOc. Corn lc lower and rather slow; No. mix
led 2Slsa29c: No. 2 white 291ec. Oats firm; No
white new. nominalis 25c. No ? mixed new PIC,
fRye weak nominaliy 46C. flaxseed Lominnlly g1c.
Hay very weak. timothy IS Ut@lU 20, prairie 81 5Jot
~ bulter scarce and firm; creamery l6&aIc.
dairy l3Ca l1c. Eggs better feeling; strictly fresh
candled oIec. -
~ Ieat-fteceipis /. lU0. shipments l20to- Corn
Receipts, ....,; shipments, I, lU. pats-keceipts
nOne shipments 22J0.
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=, Iou,s G,ain and Produce.

ST. LOUIS July 2a-wheat lewer; onsh 54tc, July
&C, August a51ac. September sstsc. October.
,...c Corn lower Cash SIC; July, SIC August 34tsc
september 35ssc. Onfs firm; cash 2ici August 22,p
C2Uasr. Septenber 2alc. Pork lower; current NAL X.
1ohnng si5 75 asked. Lard hominally; ~ w. Rye
strong sac Elaxseed lower; 81 o. Bran lower. 56c.
Hay STEADY; prime 10 choice Sl1 n069i2 U.
Wheat-hecepts $685. shipments l3WO. Corn
Receipts ~ UtU shipments ai.Uuu. OatS-ReceiptS
-, ,UUU, shipments S.UUV.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS. july 2s.-Cotton firm. Good mid
ding S1sc. middiinS iesc. low mddlngi3sc, good
ordinary l-ltc.
BALTIMORE July 2a.-Cofree quiet, Rio and No =,
iGS4c.
bosToN, July 2a-santa Fe railway l32s.
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rssssssk g ~ es&zts- - q = -.fsasE-- -
s.z.sx y .3a4ssz4z. e.--lzs -
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The firm oi Eld-iage & Campbell has
heeu this day dissolved by mutual consent.
K W. EidEidge Will continue lu The com
mission business az the stock yards aud
NJ. c. Campbell will handle iesGers and
stock cattle aud Ions after his ranch IN
terests. - o.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-07-30

DIR. Kessnger. the oldest and only ex-
elusive specialist on chronic female and
nervous diseases in the state, is now per-
maneutly located in Wichita, DIT Packers
hotel Office days: Saturdays, Sundays
and Mondays. Att
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-07-30

J. l. Sheldon. piano tuner from Topeka,
has been here four weeks and viii leave
when orders are filled, address care OF
ManEsttan hotel or Barnes * Newcomb
4UI + Douglas ave. d5o 81
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II VOC haveeye troubles call at once on
Francis NJ. Comstock, A. NJ, NJ. d.. at
Edward Vail & Co.'S, 1O6 East Douglas
.vanue d5S st
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Chicago Grain ard Produce.

CHICAGO, July 29.-wheat-No. Spring-Casn
b1Jec July 57ipc September 61lec. December t3ses
oorn-No cash Stssc, july 5o,sc. August S65sc. sep
tember ;SS3sc. Oats. No. cash 2s5ec July 2slec.
september .sIpc. May 2S1sc. Fork. cash SIS 40
Is 72ls July slS Ga, September SIS 80. Lard, ciisn
81 10 % s5ta September 50 iZ,s, October y -.
Short ribs s. l2lse1 liza. shoulders a. 1J9o w.
snort clear IS 51le(G50 SusHr-CuJ loaf 65sc gram
ulated ) SIC, standard \ ) sUc. Butter steady and
unchanged. Esss Inner, strictly fresh tandled 10
leSc.
Wheat Receipts. 9S.0lO: shipments. 1900. Corn
-Receipts, Si90u0 shipments. 35o0J0. oats-Re
ceipts, iS5 U0U: shipments. IL .0ed
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The Manhattan shoe store has shoe
maker, the best in the city, for making
and repairing neatly done. go Dorgias
avenue GtDtf
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hereby announce myself a candidate for
the office of register of deeds subject to the
decision OF the Republican county convention.
h. /. SPENCER.
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Or. BENNETT,

Cures Piles. Fis-
tu1a, FisSure and
all diseases of tie
rectuln w j { Ii o t
knife, ligature, caus
tics or detention
from business.
Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
TO be paid until pa
tient is cured.
Private iDiseas-
es in both sexes
quickly and radical
Iy rod In the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-07-30

All parties going to the strip should
leave their photos with friends. Go to
Rogers and have them made at your own
Drice d02 0t
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DIS tft

hereby announce myself a candidate for
the office of county treasurer, subject to the
decision Of the Republican county convention.
NORRIS j. LLOYD.
DIS tf+
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FINANCE COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

Ghe Receipts Of Stock at the wlcnl0a
Union Stock Yards for the Fast @4
Hours Were: Cattle. 10: Hogs ~.
sbinnents: Cattle. none; Hogs, none.
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DR.. Comstock, at Edward Vail g. Co.'s
Examination of the eyes for glasses free.
:.
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MIssoCRI PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Main street.
Depot corner Second and Wichita streets
4. BLECKLEY, p and 7. \.
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aBted-IoggBg meg. resident or tran
sisnt. 10 avail themselves Of the privilege
OF The i. " & \ building Open daily
9 a N 10 u D. d. D4J-lI.
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The coal dealers throughout tue city are
complaining that collections are very slow
and losses largely on the increase. This
in addition to shrinkage in mine weights
and slack IN mine shipments. compe.
them either TO advance prices or adopt
cash system. They have concluded TO sell
coal ouly for cash after August ], and re-
specttully notify their patrons that no de-
Walton will be made from this rule. G5l l4i
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AGENTS WANTED.

Dder this head &C. rer line per day.
WE OFFER AGENTS BIG MONEY. IL En-
w elusive territery. our safes sell at sight IN
city country. Agents first In field actually get
ting rich. agent Ia Que day cleared x9ist so
you. Catalogue free Address Alpine safe Co.
20. dssi 81 Clark ST, Cincinnati, y. 10 las
LAST WE HAVE fT-ACTIvE AGENTS
"A everywhere to take orders for Shepp'f
Worlds Fair Photographed. magnificent ooi-
lection OF copyrighted photogrsps OF buildings
scenes. exhibits OF the " ofld's Columbian fxpos
H. n. Splenddly described. Authorized by tho
OF. cial management Que obong volume. Retail
s. rs Boo-s credit. Freight paid Agents Ia tite
field are ceartn. from s. to 81 daily Drop every
thing else AID handle this hook. You viii make
money fast Fine y illustrated circulars and terms
free. Outfit and 80 phoLogI apds only 81 Address
q lobe B bile Publishing Co SIS Dearborn -. hica
20. Illinois. rs Chestnut 1t. Philadelphia. Pa.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-07-30

i!r:.,rit ieclinln.: ci,atr al tfitsl~. aat
Pullman sieepcrs from ic'iTa to hfsT>a, tty and
chicago without change night trains IiCset-
sold Aud usEcase checked through 10 al! points
NORTH. soui h. east and vest. silG steamship ickels
sold to ali EUronean paints at lowest rates Sity
ticket office lul East ioGgiae zNSaue. corner Main
passenger station corner Douglas aad Head
avenues Telephone iS.
!. II, PRlLLIPS. Ttckat A.;-as-
f<o. SrRs STIsH. g. I. s. g. A. Ch.rago, Ill
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wichita Mule Market.

Wichita Breadstun Market.
Flour-Best patent 81 81. second patent 81 g. ex-
fra far
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PHYSICIANS.
DE-. ". P. PARR.

Specialist in Chronic and Nervous alseases,
and diseases peculiar TO women. Deiahged or
suppressed menstruatlon from .,el .Ml.ateneI
,.pse speedily restore by that best OF remedies
NElectricity Speedy and Painless cure OF
structure and Private diseases euafahtSeu'
Thirty years experience Consultatlon ire, re-
Corres,1onlencc invited. Residence IA Noftn
fropeka avenue Office 30 North Main street
Wichita, KEN. " -. -
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Persons visiting he worlds fair can find
desiFal}i= furnished rootns ~, 400 r ,sE For
t.eth street, Cnlcago igoIn - io - eeats a
dsv 10 q
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Loca, Grain anu Feed Market.
wichita Horse Market.

Wheat No. p 4sc. Corn SIC, Oats 25c. Baled
lay $7ds. Ground corn 1Uc. Corn ana oats
mixed FOG Soc. Bran 6Jc.
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4 fszssaz = = H. s~-s asSzsS ssSa asy SEr. ~
re zf~ss arrnss ssv ss~ 4.ssstssr = sss Ssfoss
50 rsrE Ess Betsss sse7s zssS
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FRED w, ISRAEL. H. o. lsREAL
Notary Public
ISRAEL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.

TO bnv Wichita city property or Sedgwick county
land at present prices, means large reiuis on your
money. Wichita win iier stock and other indus
tries Is just In her infancy. and such bargains as we
can never offered before, All having
business line invited to call or correspond
The Wichita interests OF noIl-fesldentS, properly
and faithfully cared for. once second noof 10
North Market. Israel Building. d6j-u
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Union ticket office. corner Main and First
streets. Union passenger station corner OF
douglas and Fifth avenues
W. u. MURDoCK. ID. P. A.
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Take stage at Noble for Tecumsen bes
and shortest route NM. SHEAREH.
NanaGer.
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TRAINS. ARRIVE LEAVE
NORTH AND EAST.
No Ala Kansas City EXp'ss 50
Fast Express. ............. 1lo5 n NJ 1l15 AN
No 40S Missouri River Ex-
No ass Englewood Expr'ss 220r
No AIS Local Freight...... ) 80 NJ / N NJ
No 46S Freight. ...... 80.
SOUTH AND WEST.
No 400 Oklahoma City and
fo.t Worth Express. no 40 Nj
No. 4U7 Caldwell and Pan
Handle Express. t10 4 NJ : ~ VI
No. 405 Fort Worth, Gal
Eypress .,..-. !lop NJ 5aOrM
No. Il5 Wichita Express. so p NJ Stops
No. 45. Englewcod Accom-. $40 AN
No Az Local Freight. .....I 1l03 A II 0l A N
No. 469 Freight. ............l
81. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO IL. II.
TRAINS. ARRIVE DEPARTS
-------- - l---
No. | ives. bound also to
Ellsworth daily ) 20 a N p a III
No. B west bound also to
Ellsworth daiy............430 4 30 p M - p m
No. east bound daily. 1850 a m 10 % q m
No. 2east bound daily. 1880 pm l031 IN
MIssoCRI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
TRAINS. ARRIVE DEPART
Chicago & Kansas City ez,. $50 a. m. a0Oa. N.
From Anthony
ST. Louis Mail & Express. il:O0 a m. lisp. IN,
Kansas civ Mail e Ex..... 5i5 p m, s:55 p. m.
(From Anthony hiowal
Kansas City Mail & Ex. 80. s:O0 a. m. '.25 a. m.
(ro Anthony kiowal
st. Louis Mail n Express 40 =. n cup m
Chicago Kansas City Ex eco p II. 6i5p. M
Hutchinson q Geneseo. .:S5a :.
u4ocal Mixed
Hutchinson * Geneseo. -. Gas p. IN.
OLocal Mxed)
For full information call at city ticket Office. IAN
Depot corner Second and Wichita streets.
(. BLEcKLEY, p. and 7. a.
TIME FABLE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND fAtifi0
EAIIwAY-
."Greai Rocll island Houte.'I
In effect. commencing Nay Sth
TRAINS AlsLI.1E LtAKk
GoI>,j NORTH AND EAST
No. Kansas City y lnu>
and Chicago. Worlds Fair
limited. daily; ;..-....-..--.,i 9ldAMi fl5A
No. = Colorado springs
Denver and Pacific Co5s1
| No ihans,s city - Lnni~
and Chicago night eN a,oo
Ne, o. 5, Acconmodatioa,
daily except SIMPLY. II ~ A " ! o9H
GolNG SOUTH.
No T. oklahoma and Texas
express daily ..-..........-..f tlO ~ liza
No / Kansas CITY ~ iouj-
and Chicago through NAH
and eN daily .-.-------.-----t 10 ! " -tF
l!r.:ut teclinli: ci,a-r all tfhtsl-. amt
Pullman sleepcrs from " icaEa to hansa, tlty and
/ chicago without change night trains. IiNket-
/ sold aud nsE.ase checked through 10 al! points
norb soui h. east and vest. aid steamship ilckels
sold to ali kUronean paints at lowest rates ttty
ticket office lu0 East douglas zVSHue. corner MAN
passenger station corner Douglas lad lead
avenues. Telephone i.S.
!. II, rHILIIPs. Ttc1at A:-a.
fSo. Srns STAN. C. I. lN g. A. ChirFgo, III.
WICHITA AND WESTERN.
ARRIVE FROM WEST.
/ NO. il6 Mulinyille aud kiagman
| express. 10 80 m
| no. 4SO, Pratt ard kingGnaa accom-
mediation. A - 4 u
DEPART WEST.
! sNo. 4la. kingman and Muiiinvillel
| fNo. Al, kingman and Pratt accom-
mediation .,-.-..---..--.- - = m
Union ticNct Office. corner Main and kErsl
streets. Union passenger station corner OF
Douglas and Fifth avenues
W. l.. MURDoCK. ID. ?. A.
| The coal dealers throughout tue city are
/ complaining that collections are very slow
and losses largely on the increase. This
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Employment agencies.
LdeI this l.s,d Sc uef line .ioF day.
TEU--MISCELLA EOC y
Under Ibis head &c por line per dav
Good Farm Wanted

OUUu dill WdHlCu
Win trade lot on Main 81. in front Of City hail,
also lots Eitth avenue between First a1d
blackweider- hobroox Realty Co., Di \. Seventh
st, St. Louis. Mo. esA
U-ANTED-CoNPETENT sTESoeKAPHERs
w and bookkeepers who desire positions :"
apply al the National Accountants and s'enosr-ph-
els bnreeD once for the states or 'saisss. toit-
rado Nebraska. Missouri snG Texas, al the -cIth-
westera Business College. W ichiLi. Kan Il su,f
WY yANTRD-BusiNEss MIN WHO AHE -
w be.d OF steDo2t sphers Ca accountants oes!!
on the Aatic'al Accountants snd stenogr gras,hef's
burea,i. Branch Office si il.e SontIw westeru Bgss
ness Coiiege wieilita- Kan. We u-si4l'y hsyr
keepers and steBogra pliers with Hrt-esss refer
encss. bele furnished free Of eiafss. p saH
TT,O.;TE-TOXTE. TIE LADIES FgIESDwIIi
@ painful i.t rslsa
bul pleasant efficient. external application P.ics
tzm send stamp for eohtdsn,i.i circular. MN
Dr. Ii. 7. Miller. q Quincy IT. Chicago. III
VTASTED-PKRsoNs TO Joi A BEGiySIVG
w class OF shorthand AZ ihe south "ests'h
Business coilese On TUESDAY morning -
,VAxTED-A FURNISHED ROOM BY
~ yonng lady. Addiess =. care Of ;his osses.
XXrANTEp-A COOP PHAETos. MUST BIZ Ar
w bargain. On Tif take 1',s IN par fHiJ Fi'sis
for house 10 move. AeCeS fo~sss. az
IITAXrED LADIES Or GENTLEMEN To
w sell ~toveF's kr.ensior spoos Pcs iasie-f
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pai5 receipt . eests. special terms 70 sSc7t =
tirssisr free. stoser spool Post COMPANY !. : nj
IA hAlls4s
x1yAxTYp-To PAY CASH Yos a YoEso
w nsasr for driving paTposes 1edr@ss. wiih
description and pftce. Homo care o. ksssis cst'
VyyA>TED- a HoR-a. AND PHETcy. CHEAP
w address 4 Pnrci4sssr. ~
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II3IE TABLES
Aal,II,II ANn EASrr

ATCHISON, TOPEKA SANTA Re ItR
TRAINS. ARRIVE LEAVE
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came down over this skirt and hid its
glowing glorics to the knees.

came down over this skirt and hid its
glowing gioricS to the knees.
Somehow women in these elaborate
costumes are formidable. Before YOU
can consider whether or not they are
humanity lil<ablc You have to get over
your awe of their clothes. never get
over it nor attempt to do so, and so
womankind remains to me a brilliant
but PARKWAY spectacle.
One of the items of the fashion parade
at Days revival of ''As You Like It,
was pale yellow docsllin-colored dress.
thiclily dotted about the bottom with
jet and garnet cabochons. a garnet
belt confined it at the waist and its
most notable feature was the immense
half-capc of bucllslin, cut like huge
Charles ] y. collar, with the ends clon-
gated in front and laid in a deep talbot
fold. In the back this queer cape looked
like collar pushed down on the Shout.
dcrs, and from every point of view il
glittered and CLEANED with its beaded
gimp edge, studded with jet and gar
nets.
On the street the other morning n big
brunette swept by me in dress that
was plquant in fact, whether or not it
can be made SO in description. It was
n rough, shaggy tweed with n darl,
green ground sprinllled over with long
curling threads of scarlet and gray.
The long, clinging skirt had a band OF
plain green velvet at the bottom, over
laid with an open work passementerie
of silver and scarlet and ,iridcscent
beads. The top of the gown was lost in
big drectoire cape of black velvet,
turned back from the bodice in great
fur revers. big green felt hat was
worn with silver plumcs.
ELLEN OSBORN
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-08

one side of me who had Il suggestion oil
the fashionable color about her and
Tor long time couldn't quite see just
how it came in. 1t was there, but You
couldn't place it until steady looking
established the fact that it wasn't in
the least in her hat, but was altogether
in her veil. OF course one shouldn't sit
yelled ut the thcatcr, but, surprising
this rule to be disrcgardcCl, the violet
film that lay against the yellow hair
and didn't hurt the pink complexion
was deal prctticr than Il purple hat
could ever hope to become
There are some astonishing things in
the aforesaid new shades. One of the
seasons dcbutantes who bids fair to be
as well known and as dressy as her
mother, sat in a stage box in Il purple
cloth gown with Il very full sllirt-sus.
piciously full, us if inflated with in.
cipicnt crinolinc. Black braid was laid
on for trimming in quaint and odd dc
signs that reached the knees. The
bodice was curiously fashioned after an
antique model and had profuse trim
mings of cream lace, pccping out from
under an odd little cape OF purple silk,
with pale blue silk lining Would
You think such a frock could be prcttvc
It's all n matter Of taste The dcbu-
tantc liked it and that's enough-for
her.
Another purple gown was worn by
society matron. The ground color was
soft and rather pale and had narrow
stripes of black velvet running through
it with long and almost shaggy pile
The dress was beltcd at the waist with
black watcred ribbon and the bodice
was short waisted and cut with Il black
ribbon Zouavc.
One of the Christmas brides wore a
thin and almost gauzy purple silk that
was very simply fashioned with lace
frill about the square cut neck big
sash falling from Il big bow behind and
big puff sleeves. | didn't remember
her so much, though, for her dress as
for her hair, which curlcd about her
forehead in such profusion Of rings as
to start in my brain the delicious query
had her new husband yet found out how
She made them?
1t S only the list of January and yet
think can tell You little about some
Of Mrs. Clcveland's prospective white
house reception gowns The more i'm.
portant costumes are, of course, not
made nor even ordered, but consulta.
tions have been held with drcssmaliers
and a little bird has whispered to me
some of the results with hints Of few
Of the pretty things in store.
One of the costumes, sight of which
may be expected in couple of months
time, is a pink brocade robe with sleeves
of pale green velvet and arranged with
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Installing Their onicnr

Tho Roanoke Post, No. Is. Grand
Army of the Republic, will meet in the
quarters at Smiths Hall on Salem ave.
nue. Tuesday evening, Jan. 10 for the
purpose of installing their new officers.
1t was expected that Department Com
mandor Edgar Allan, of Richmond.
would be presen; 10 install the officers,
put MS 2sence in Texas on government
business will prevent his presence.
In the absence of any representative of
the department tho Ctiicers.clect will
be installed by the retiring post com.
mandor. j Amcs 4 Pnrtnr
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quaint lace cane on the shoulders
which is brought down the front of the
bodice and caught with jewels here and
there. This gown will he short wasted
and yet not in the extreme of the en-
pirc mode. Details of its making may
shift with the developments of the next
fe~ weeks fashions. but have given
yon the general scheme.
Another roOe, richer than the former,
for which the brocade has already been
chosen has Il gold and green Marie
Artoincttc design and will be ruched
nj the foot with changeabc green
fe"therS. Pale green gauzc will make
the skirt front, falling from the left
shoulder like a scarf and caught with a
grcai clasp of gold.
FER something simpler let us take the
wai.,ing gown the Lakewood people
see Mrs. Cleveland in on bright days
this winter. She's apter to drive, but
now and then she's out in close-ftting
silver-gray cloth frock with three bandn
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Us If 1t were three skirts instead of one.
The sleeves are very full and fur banded
and with this dress the lady who is at
present chiefly known to fame as Baby
Ruths mother, wears gray hat with
pale blue plurlcs.
There We're some pretty afternoon
dresses at reception given by Mrs.
Abram ). Hewitt the other day, which
were, perhaps, rs we'll worth talking
about as any toilets of their order this
season is likely to bring forward Rose
pink calnc's hair made one of them.
with shaggy white fur bands to edge
its skirts and II hint of white plush
under the cape that fell back from its
shoulders A pink felt turban was its
finish, with garniture of heavy white
plurcs.
buttcrnvt b-Own-ribbcd velvet made
I'm odd dress. the heavy stuff showing
dari: III the shadows between the
ridges and tawny upon the elevations.
1T was worn by IL woman us slim as
Sarah Bernhardt used to be- and was
made after a fashion possible to nobody
of more ample proportions. Straight
from the high collar ut the neck it fell
to the feet i'll Il long, graceful half-Gt-
ting princess robe, laid in Il double box
plait ut the back and in another in front
and lying on the ground in trailing
curves. A little, highs houldcrcd cape
came just TO the elbows and was fin.
ishcd with Il sable band More fur
crossed the front of the robed and edged
the train behind.
Another dress which in its own way
was even more unusual was Il shadow
silk whose green shades passed most
unexpectedly ard incomprchcnsibly into
pale blues. The long basque was the
only thing of its sort have seen. with
its Vatican back, and it's full front fall
ing from great triangular revcrs laid
back from the shoulders to show an
under bodice of creamy brown silk
edged ut the throat with sable fur and
embroidered in silver. The Tapping re-
vers showed Il design Of the same silver
thread more coarscly wrought and com
ing together over the bosom in great
silver clasp which held huge bunch of
violcts MS in Il dainty hand. Sable and
silver edged the skirt and the baspuo
drapcrics and sable and silver trimmed
the little black velvet toquc which WAS
the costumes complement in millinery.
AT another house. where good gowns
go with clever conversation, was CON
sidering yesterday skirt Of deep rcd
cloth, full and yet If you closely con.
sidcrcd it. narrowly gored and bor,lcrcd
at the bottom with black fox fur.
Above the fur was roll of black vclvc:
and above tho velvet rows of gimp in
rcd and gold. a long black velvet coat