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ent; IN the midst of historical ransacl-
Ing, with sometimes the restoration and
sometimes Louis Quin2c Ascendant and
no leader 20 impose an ARBITRARY caprice.
The re5u,t2
a hint Of Marie Autonette. a suspicion
of the empire; detail or two Of Ia NHl-
here. some features OF Louis Philippe
all these and more arc j9 bo traced in the
toilette II one dressmaker tells YOU that
one historical style prevails, another VIII
tell you another In truth nothing pre-
vails" Nothing is reproduced Ia entirety,
NJ 81 is generally agreed 90 call the gown
we are wearing "l&0' 10 Is perhaps for
no better reason than that it must have a
name.
Tuis Is the point TO which I wish to
come The mode OF today is Il not really
creation Of the spirit within us.
What is the Influence that has moulded
it into the present form? Why from the
past have We taken this and neglected
chat? Chosen a short skirt wide az feet
lnstend Of tul back and train? An 1880
shoulder or something Ike IT, and not an
1870 bonnet or hat2 These last have been
offered by the mill,ners for three seasons
and steadily rejected. What governs this
choice? What ideal are we driving fPt2
Take a look Al the lntesJ design study rs
points. Its character Ccuters about the
shoulders, which ia In constant change,
Always fashion has ITS particular
point of activity may he IN the couture,
maybe in the back Of the skirt, where
the exact form of "a hustle or height OF
loop win marx definitely, though by n
hairs breadth. new fashion from old.
Today this nervous center Is their
shoulder. Since the top OF tho sleeve be
ga some two or three years ago to en-
large the radius of its Initiation has tra-
ve.sed more than Quadrant of space
larFIpfffyu Vfrfign llV and moving DlllM NI45
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spending the holiday seAeon with their
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mr.. " -
Wall, on Rusk avenue. ~
Miss Lotte Elnley Of Huntsville NH4
Visiting Miss Susie Turner Of This city
last week.
AIiss Josie Pixiey Of WINFIELD Kap.s
Is visiting the family OF Mt. j. 9. Gerecn-
corner Capitol avenue and Hamilton
street.
Miss Kate Morris Of Austin is visiting
Mrs. j. 81. White, lila Travis street.
MISS Marie Louise Binke, who has been
having very pleasant visit With frienfr
in the city, win spend the remainder of
her stay with her cousin, Miss Mande
Blake. at the homo Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Blake, On Texas aven,ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Lehman OF SuEnr
Land were visiting friends IN the city
last week and attended the Light Guard
club ball wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, J. ID. Bryant OF Rich
mond. who has been visiting Mrs. Bfy-
ants mother. Mrs, NJ. J. Herring. ind
who were In Attendance At the society and
Light Guard club balls, win return homo
Tuesday.
Mr.. y, \. Tune Of Dallas was In the
city last week.
Miss Carrie Neal OF Austin IS visiting
Miss Title Hartman, ill., Houston avenue,
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n cHILp WAs noRN.

"A child was bogn since fhst stfne
near twenty centuries have passed A.
child wan born BesoId the mnryesaas
results. Whether OF diyins aatlmsain q
human origin. t6at BIRTH mas trarsspFsnea
every cxistins Impulse q raaakiaa ~
child was bora znd sroh powerful ~
fiuei7er diA that tten cotars1rplacs t.ei-
dent hese upon xlaas wa sp0w As sAe
world that uiillionS 10 every l4r1 are ns~
celebrating the Isss1 Birthday anniversary
Of the ehiid. say Enore or SAY sezs. Fe<
the broad and sofsy 3cs sian4s f0r<h shAk
the appearances Il chAsd. whaAsA hkszA i
1ee years after mast base kEa az stsdzt
eBce upon tee fAef FAR Eat1scr th4a 100
eflect " Al other q the striking std Gzsa-
meatoas eNents IA human hisscty.
a child Was eess@r lz47s< N - fh&
dfyine inspiration STARVED t0r NAT SA
iieves, and yet sAAt <tts4 E&se tff sace
fAc grcatcNt y0rce. fan ee-. Ssszzetftf
impulse aAiA tbs a1AaSst trspieAtteas ahaa
hzye anstsasta haaeR eahsssnof
a ehsi3 MAS htrar A<ayf cet * Se1-
sbiesatier tec IVs,staas featprss - sssat
ooncsatica. ana. Acxl 10 ne creates ia
zelf. Il was the Eqst e>cntssA eeEae.zs.E
n ~ universal A44 ecgkr&1ea -
kaoen 60 men. Th2 tsc-f- - ssse - "a
sapa me world Gfrss3Aef1s 4 h<1tz i Ata
f4itANat4. L&N4 tHfftt@ It's t4&E4 ~ f|sf
geate into the aaFk<el cNRakr& -
eagth, ppeae4 TIE r4th w. CO 4ss6x s.s't
ataa< che Uets1 kNe arStnT 4z.1 Sl1snstk $.
~ pei@ts thkk - n1w tS&21
a cAlt Was ee1r X 1t4t es1t4 z9{t
az nosnlHk het <nF<.ra&t u4ln -
ce4usllA Q.,4txfaseAek is.sf nf.ss44< .fs.&
ARD taAtPs,Nf szn<Rta thea ~ II
received sI* llaAeeas aeatattaat fta.t S "a
eifth Af4ef t8Sk 444se No xQE 4Mkts4 ek.,|
aensferscfH 81 k<kk h4Tsn - tr*4 ~za4 :.
asa AND sAAssc-
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Inc young rIri and always welcome in our

ing young giri and always welcome in our
city.
Miss Drish Of Indiana, who spent the
winter here two years ago. Is again visit
ing her friend, Niles Gussic Jones, az the
residence OF her parents, Colonel ana Mra-
NJ e Jones' on Main strSet.
Mrs Fannie Hlii and tho MisseS I'M Of
Galveston ARE spending the holidays with
thor relatives. mr.. and Mrs. BoSlcy on
walker avenue near Fannin street.
Mira. G. g. sahln OF Galveston Is yis-
itinr the family OF her brother, Judge W.
r, fiamblon. on Walker avenue
Mrs. Grace Beard OF Scotland Is spend
Ing the winter with her son and daughter
m-law. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas a. Beard
on Tugm avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. %, cleveland arc
made happy By the presence OF their
daughter. Miss Tina Cleveland, and their
sons William and Sessums Cleveland, who
are at home for the holidays.
Miss Mamie Cotter OF Dallas is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. conklin, on Milan
street.
Miss Laura Hobby is Visiting relatives IN
1 Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Wood OF Lampnsas
! are In the city guests OF their relatives,
/ Mr.. mud Mrs j. X. p. Gillaspie on
! Texas avenue
/ Mrs. Theron Earle OF Greenviile. S. G.,
! IA visiting her parents, Mt, and Mrs.
James Price, 22o6 Milan street.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Traynham and Miss Winnie
/ Il. Traynhnm are visiting Dr. and Mrs.
! e. N. Gray. lIoS Prairie avenue
DIR. and Mrs. Robert MeElroy have re-
| turned from their bridal trip and are
at 1913 Franklin avenue.
Miss Ida Marshall OF Chenango, Bra.
| spria county, Is visiting Mrs 1. Il. Free
man, 1907 Crawford street.
Mrs. c. H. Smith OF Baird, Miss. Is
| visiting her sister Mrs. ] Sllveroerg.
Miss Ciaribel Marx Of Galveston Is Wis
! ltlng the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. West
heimer, 1iiS San Jacinto street.
Miss Lula Vogel OF Yeiaseo was visit
ing her friend. Miss jamie Connel las
week
Mrs. II. A Garner OF Lexington is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. a. I Henry, OF
Liberty street
Mr.. and Mrs, !. King Carlisle hav'
completed their wedding tour ana arr
at the Capitol Hotel,
Mrs. Bella Mcleod Smith is spendiul
the holidays with Mrs Fila Dowuey, cor
ner Of Main street and Clay avenue
Mrs. S. H. McGary is spending the holi
days with relatives IN Bryan.
Mrs. j. G. Patterson lr. OF San An
tonic is with her mother Mrs Fannie b
Hite for the holidays.
Nirs. l.. a. Bass OF San Marcos is Wis
itug her sister. Mrs. Edwin Hobby. OF
Mckinney avenue.
Miss ella smither Of Huntsville Is Ia III
city visiting Judge and Mrs. Benipmh
Campbell.
Miss Mary Williams OF Calvert IS Wis
iting her niece Mrs. ID. NJ. Cox, 600 Aus
tin street,
Miss McNfurtry OF GEORGETOWN Is Wis
ting the family Of her uncle, Judge II. p
HpmhIen,
Miss Monroe ana Miss Wagner o
shreveport, In, are IN te city visith
Mrs, Il. G. Seegar, 1911 Washington street
Miss Ida Maret of San Antonio is Wis
itlng at the home Of Mrs. Rhoda Nib.
Davis. 1910 Caroline street
Mrs. H. S. Milby of Galveston Is spend
Ing the holidays with her daughter AIRS
Rhoda AIilby Davis on Caroline street
Miss Lem Wall Of Franklin, Tenn. an
Miss Moliie Brown of Eagle Pass ar
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DARK RnD EVENING .GOWN,
OFFICIAL SOCIETY LEADERS.

WIN Washington BE Bottered by the Al
mipisiration Women?
For tho Sunday Post
Official society makes its bow % me
country IN the White House on New
Years Day. The ladies' OF the cabinet cir
clio constitute the official leaders OF So
ciety. aud while Ter few years past
pealthy civilian families lave threatened
20 usurn 60 q large degree, the sway OF the
cabinet IN society matters, the preseut
year finds official society ~ complete con-
troll Many families whose wealth has
gwen them leadership have suffered IN
tho financial crush and are absent from
the city, or country, or Keeping Very
quiet
For tho past fifteen ycarn washington
society has been undergoing moral Inn
provement. Mrs. Hayes WAS outapoken
IN her aenunciaton cf various customs IN
Washington society and took such a de-
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beyond the years when revelry Is attract
i've. ~ long as the Greshalns conclude
20 live at the Arlington there naturally
will be only the most necessary official
entertaining done by the head cabinet
lady Mrs. Gresham Is also n strict
church women aud win WELD the same
sort Of influence the vice presidents wife
WIN have
Mrs. Carlisle was Identified with the
Arthur administration as the leading lady
and her influence has always been the
side of moderation IN all things Mrs
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end foe alike. is acknowledged 70 be the
cieanest administration socially that ever
gfacAd the capital Tho cabinet wnsnen
all lent their influence 10 moderation and
simplicity,
Naturally Il Is question Of Interest 10
tho country what effect she new cabinet
women are all likely 10 have. After careful
consideration there seems no doubt bat
that the women who preside over cabinet
households now are 70 have a more de-
c'ded result Tor good than any proVipua
set OF women has hcen able 20. Headed
by Mrs. Cleveland the ladies are All eafa.
est women, who tako healthy Interest
IN society, but not cne o. them has Ans-
inordinate fondness Tor a gay lie,
THE ELDER WOMEN.
Mrs Stevenson has rare seed sense ana
much prefers % steal away quietly 10
perform some dcrd Of klnduess lhan 10
appear az Kay bail She l. a strict
church woman and the ssfqtl viii % rcsl
IN The vice presidential home whether 10
hotel or residence
Mira Gresham ~ not very strong and Is
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cided stand that II became of National in
terest.
Mrs Garfield was not in the white
House long enough 70 leave any Impress,
yet every one knew what her incllnutions
were,
President Arthur aud Mrs Mcl1lroy with
their cabinet exertcd only the beat OF IN
nucnoes.
1'he previous Cleveland administration, "
II didn't make any decided step forward,
at lenst mantained the position already
Won.
The Harrison administration, by friend
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rIIn YorNa MoMEN.

The trio of Young women, Mrs. lamnaf,
Mrs Hissrli aud Airs. Haka Saith can nol
mil 70 have a marked cltsri 10 four years
On Washlfeion s0cid1x unlesS wealth
comes 10 the frnnt IN the meantime.
The trio are thoroughly Amerlcan. nndsr-
things and en- krs happy, Weli peised ana
blessed with a vitality thAs Is maxrngsc.
Their interest W seciesy ~ pgtseat =
rather that ~ txayelesa whe expaet No;
only 70 90 their offictal 1esies but Is nnl
some amusement wN,te - eaeaEe4 Nrz,
IAnfeut has y strong yeiR - ogtsisSilts
and cnmHpn sense ana has a g0ia iniin-
cnes on an who Approach her she nSetr
iAclsrea ar breaches on al4 suthct het
& ingenious IN prodNeipx the result s,se
dcsigsS,
Mrs. ussScl, has made study 81 WNsh-
ini.4an SAeiesy tiuee Mr. f.sstn o&uAe h4rs
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cnRIsrMAs rnsr1v1r1rs.

There s. curious tree native 10 all
countries whore Christianity is taught,
II is seen but once q year mud blossoms
bears fruit and dies in a dny. II has no
special sort OF flowers aud no certain
kinds of fruits. but bcnrs to suit the taste
and means OF those who plant IT, It's syiu-
bolism Is beautiful and Il Is a source OF
JOY To all who see t. It hna bloomed In
our city and borne its precious fruit In
cl~ches homes, hospitals. Sunday
Ahools,..n Baylnnd's orphan home. Faith
.,Iom. even in tho poor farm In the Turn
Halle II was weighted down with many
different kinds Of fruit and bloonird in the
good old Deutsche rushlou--but even 10
enum oratc The various places IL has
brishtened would take up too much TIM
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mApEmOI6ELL SIS WINTER
GOWHE.

For The Sunday Post
Girls whose physical points are Ike
Alndemoiselie'a may safely copy Made
molsene's gowns for the mother and the
dressmaker OF that young person dressed
her to make the most OF her looks
Here Is mamselle's own inventory OF her
"pointsr as she stood before the mirror
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ARRIYALa ANp Observation-Disclosures.

MISS Fontaine OF Galveston was the
guest nf MIR and Mrs. william Q. Crane
last week. at their residence. ON Craw-
ford street Miss Fontalne's grandfather
many years on the Colorado river, near
tlagle Lake, was a grandson OF Lawrence
Washington, an older brother of George
Washington. Miss Eontane Is charm
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Mrs william D. Cleveland and the Miss
es Cleyeland VIII receive tomorrow after
noon from 20 z, assisted by the following
ladies; Mrs. Mary Bolts Fitzgerald, Mrs
Dorsey Mason and Misses Latham, Botts
Hester Bolts. McIlhenuy, Porter, Justine
Franklin Cora Root Catherine House.
Dillingham; Bessie Clemens, sallle Ashe
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aud Lennie Latham. Residence, corner
san Jaoiuto and Rusk avenue.
Mrs. S. X Dick will receive az her rest
dence, iii6 Main street. from TO n m.
assisted by Mrs. Wm NJ. Rice. Mrs -
II. Morris, Mrs. William NJ Mitchell.
Mrs, Frank Cafgin Mira. John Snearn'
Mrs % n. Holt. Mrs Richard Coekc'
Mrs. Edward sholl, Mfs. Jas. A. Baker,
Mrs j. j. Chew. Mrs. Robert y, Nor
ris, Mrs, Henry HOUSE aud Misses Luele
Norris. Hattc Taylor Mary Root Az
bic Hin. Bessie nm Lena carson, Catfe
Carrill and Marjorie IandelL
Mrs. NJ. l.. Robbins win receive from
4 TO p. IN. at the residence OF Mrs.
Paul Bremond. corner Capitol avenue and
san lacinto street The following ladies'
VIII receive with Mrs. Rohbipss Mrs
Roslne Ryan Of Austin, Mrs. de rreville,
Mrs. Paul Brcmond. Mrs. VIM, barrett,
Mrs Henry c. House Misses Lubbock.
Arhuoltle, Carr Burton, McKecVer, Hen
ME Price and rimpson,
Mrs. H. t. King, Miss Illns and Miss
Ressle King VIII keen open house New
Years Day The following ladies viii re-
ceiye with thcm; Mrs. Charles s. Wigg,
Mrs, Edwin NJ. rallarerro Miss Frank
lin, Miss Howe OF Massachusetts Miss
Masterson, Miss Manic Lubbock, Miss
Nealle Wilson, Miss Lloyd. Miss Delgado
and Miss Dickson. Residence OF Mrs.
King i2i7 san Jacnto street,
Mrs. n Sass win receive at her rest
dence 1919 Commerce avenue, assisted by
Mrs. j. clarendon Mrs. Max Cramer,
Mrs, j. l.. souza, Mrs, u, Jacobs, Mrs.
a. Upper Mrs S. Jacobs aud Misses
Idabel Gcrson, Cora Jacobs. Hattie Ros-
enfield and Mamie Aborsohn.
At DR.. w. H. Tryon's 2Ol0 Lamar
avenue, Miss Leona Tryon, assisted by
Miss Estcllc Reynolds and Misses Julia
and Sadie Clarke, from . p. m. 10 10 p, m.
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|llnd 9.her classics They are not for
~ ,ea '',t,ii!o n' understand me. but for
s,de, tbs ae Of art In dress. THE past
rs vse ''se ncen preserved by great paint
ta,ey'- nave nad for models the best Of
ahi al, q. slyle prevailed their dime
sturIl,, IVY they nave softoned OF it's
eaay hi ~ y mad them, toned harmoni-
re1i canvas ana rninfature ~ 49, ~ 80 ~.
e F,t.sss oli that was characteristic OF
s,asg \. Hion Infinitely refined. such
ag arr.ts 80 a long way towards maxi
i q dress designers,
"'at We lind ourselves at pres
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Mrs j r. Morris gave charming ger
man Thursday evening In honor of the
debut OF her youngest daugNtcr Miss
tmcio Norris The pleasant Morris resi-
dcucc on Main street which hns been the
family home for a third of q century and
which has the broad halls and spacious
rooms characterlzng all southern homes
IN auubcuum days, was thrown Hospitality
open. ami made beautiful with ilowrrs and
FIGHTS for tho mnuy friends Of che fair
Young dehuHute. The large parlors We're
stripped of an furniture, except chairs
aud one ctariere on which We're arranged
The many beautiful tavora TO be used IN
the german and the floor was couvaesed
for tho dance. The library was "a pleas
amt resort for the few older married peo-
Pile while each corner was allied with love-
ly easy chairs for two aud guarded with
pretty silyeu screens from prpfaue eyes
and ears. The pretty dining room In the
eu was charmngly decorated In pink and
Green. Pink shades on The chandelier and
caudelabra gave a rosy tint to the pure
white napery the giuering silver and
sparkling crystal ON the broad table in
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The center OF the room. Pink and green
bonbons, roscs, smilaX and ferns carried
out lh2 idcn. and aided the poetry OF color
TO the delicious vlands 80 dainuiy served.
There were several new and pretty iiE-
urcs IN the german, which was Jed 10y
Miss Hester Bolts and Mr.. Spencer Hutch
ms The flower figure ia which pink roses
and white hyacinths were used was cs-
pccially appropriate and pretty Mrs.
Morris had all her children with her on
this Joyful occasion, except Mrs. Early OF
Waco, namely Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nor
rls MT and Mrs. John Shcarn, Mr.. and
Mrs, Edward r. Sholl OF New orleans,
Mr. Bon Morris and the dchutantc, all 81
whom assisted their mother Ia her genial
hospitality. Others present were Mrs, VIM.
NJ Rice. Mrs, ThDs, h. Franklin, Mr. and
Mrs, Scabrock Sydnor. Mr. and Mrs. Dill
iugham Mrs w. Browne Bolts, Mrs,
Charles House, Mr.. Gnd Mrs. Charles :.
Wigg, Mir. and Mrs. S, K Dick, Mr. and
Mrs. T. n, Noycs. Mrs. Mohl. Miss Frank
lin, Miss Justine Franklin. Miss Cleve-
land. Miss Tina Cleveland, Miss Porter,
Miss Rous, Miss Hester Bolts, Miss Me
IlhenuV, Mas Root, Miss Cora Root, Miss
Lubbock Miss Mamie Lubbock, Miss
Howe of Massachusetts, Miss Carson, Miss
Catherine House Miss Bello Dickson, Miss
Raudle, Miss Blake, Miss Bessie King,
Miss Carr Miss Gussie Jones, Miss Dunn
bic OF Austin, Miss pelgado, Miss Me-
Keever, Miss CRrEin Miss Rauden OF
New York; Miss Bessie Hin, Miss Taylor
OF Waco; Messrs, Tune Of Dallas r. H.
Franklin, Spencer lutchns, Lucy, Parks,
MueEge, Coclren, Adams. W. b. Turner
Mahle Hii9chfeldt Latham Carson
Heyck. Havcourt, Norton, VIM. H. Crank,
Jr., KING Kinds Kirkland, w ID, Cleve-
land. Jr. Sessums Cleveland, j. McLet-
land. Dillingham;, Godthwnite Alfred
Drew. Scott. Rcn Rice Rushmorc, Creigh-
ton, sam Mcuhenny Floyd King, r.
Mitchell and DR. Tom Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. * Dick viii give "a
german tomorrow evening
Mrs Kate Swift announces the marriage
OF her daughter, Georgia Swift. to Sey-
mour c. Brashor IN Christ Church tomor-
row evening at $50.
The Uniform Rank, knights Of Pythias,
gave a very delighttul ban Friday evening.
which was greatly enjoyed 10y the many
guests present The Turn Halle was hand
somely decorated, and the various commit
tees OF knights had arranged everything
In a most satisfactory mnuner An excel
lent cold supper was served about mid
nightafter which dancing was resumed
and kept up until the early hours OF
morning.
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. A WIDE AwAKn MnRcnArSr,.

AIR. Wm, l.. Foley can be counted on
rs Is very live merchant when he makes
up his mind 10 run u clearance sale for
the disposal OF seasons stock according
to the scale of prices IN hia show wlndow
on Congress street A stop was made
long enough 10 study the matter. Here
are Hgures and facts; All the goods are
this Seasons purchase for the very finest
trade, procured from the most noted for.
cign factories. Fine imported dress pat-i
terms OF latest designs, specially adapted Ter
most fashionable business centers, bear the
original selling prices, SIG, SO So -. SIS.
S2f,5O. $40. S3g-b0, $3.50, $40 and back OF
these prices a large card shows any dress
pattern in the window viii be aold for,
Si0 "rhe patterns are beautiful and the
quality OF the goods No. }, was rernark-
ed by q shrewd lady shopper dust from
New York City), and the same goods can
not be duplicated for oOnble the money at
Lord a Taylors or Hilton. Hughes &
Co.'S the leading dry goods merchants OF
the metropolis,
THESE goods ARE indeed worthy OF in
specton
says the Christian Messenger: 1t is with
pleasure that we recommend the Star
Publishing and Portrait Company Of this
city, Messrs. Bowers 4 Walker proprie-
tors. Their work speaks for itself and
needs no recommendation Their agent
will doubtless call on you, and II you nesd
work In their line you could not do bet
ter Than to place your order with them.
These men are gentlemen, and us such
We recommend them to the good people
OF Texas.
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| length and arch. Complexion of milk and
roses, capable OF wearing white silk dnz-
zlinGly. Halr real red gold always worn
down my back In braided snake aud no
one has imagined It's possibilities. Skin,
finger nails and figure good the result
or plenty Of sleep In pure air. exercise,
manicure aud pelsarte,
There are plenty of girls like her. and
TO whom her inexpensive dress for the
rosebud ten would be exactly suited.
Her whole seasons OUTFIT hats gloVea ana
all did moi cost Sl0o.
The gown for the tea was simple white
china SINK. with q wide frill OF lace lying
against the white, pink-tiut meek The
lace also finished the elbow sleeves The
skirt wns straight untrimmed, and not
too FUN 10 fan gracefully over tho round
ed llpa. Long. white gloves. white silk
stockings, and slippers with rhine stone
buckles were worn aud she cnrried a sim
gle long stemmed rosebud OF purest
white on her tlun NJ golden red hair vas
her white hat caught M on ono side and
dropping low on the other The dimples
and rose complexion had fun play.
SKATING DRESS
Particularly effective was her dark green
! skating costume bordered with mink FUR.
Aa her figure WAS n strong point skirt
trimming waP avoided IN the triple eficts
preyuilinE only a tiny band of fur was
permitted TO outline the skirt al the foot,
the sleeves, the neck. and each side OF the
wide belt fastened jeweled buckle. with
this went a fun cap OF green with band
and tails Of mink.
BROWN VISITING GOWN.
A brown cloth tailor made, visiting
gown was provided It's yltirt was stitched
and fell over n ruffled silk petticoet The
waist had "A white vest braided WITH gold
the Guns ana tall collar were also OF The
white and gold.
NAVY BLUE GOWN.
Another gown or navy blue was also
braided with gold Its Jacket front was
frogged with gold, ana the blouse and
stock collar conventlonally braided This
gown was allowed "A scroll OF braiding ON
tho skirt with these two plain gowns
we're worn severely plain English hats.
80 austere IN fact that II took a great
display OF dimples TO soften their Rsper-
tiles
DARK RED EVENING GOWN.
A dark red crepe evening gown was
short WASTED and self-trimmed with this
was worn string OF inch-long coral beads
and coral pin was stuck through the
golden hair
These gowns composed the winter out
IT, and they brought out the color OF her
eyes, hair, and complexion so wonder
fully that the Girl who had been called
the Ugly Duckllng' when child was
everywhere pronounced "a beauty"
or course she had cnpos without NUM-
Der. hniar, evening aifair was OF
white cloth. IT'S outer edge and triple
shoulder capes trimmed with dark fur.
and entirely lined with elk OF changeable
gold. L. w. Chittenden