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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
,c,,oror the Stuart Horse Guard.

The Stuart Horse Guard troop -
Of the First Regiment, tayalry, hat
' .t.. ,..,',,,r,rv quarters in th" Old
Citv Han. by colonel 10. Lane stern
assistant inspector general ..,.r -,
+r, reeirnent witnessed the ceremony
and the troop was Gomm 9grnteaan ny ch ss
tS..i-ar II and Second Lieutenant oSra.
sr5tt The attendance was la'se. r ana In, In
men made a fine appearance. he UNI
forms. equipments, ~, "''0
be I'm first class condition. H.. c,,o,,l
At the close Of the inspection C'i one
storm comp.imented the troop IN ma a 'r Iga
s-ae,h on their fine appearance. re
ia tbev were the best cavalry troop
that he had INSPECTED thl1 year o mem me Ia ai
made a similar statement 20 'ho"' .oi,,d
Lar and he was glad that ne cou4p
rcpeat il on this occasion. -. an,
There were only three men absent absent t a'is
c Ti the troop an attendance oil -
rar cent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

In the Law and Equity Court before
case of II. l. Wallerstein against the
Southern Express Company returned "a
verdict for the plaintiff.
This suit was TO recover forty-foIr
plrc,s of scrip OF the value Of So, IS
sued by ihe Richmond Lo Om1tive Works
and held by the defendant company for
collection.
The script i'm question was stolen from
Mr.. WallerStcin some time ago, and was
sent here from some place I'm the South
for collection. MIR. Wallcrsten proved
his ownership Of the notes. but the com
pany refused TO give them up without
an order Of the court.
in the case OF r. c. Garrison High con
stable. who sues, etc, vs.. Gresham
etc: a verdict was given for the plain
tin I'm the sum OF 81.
one chancery suit was instituted in
thfo court Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

Sheriff John VI. Terrell. OF Essex couIl,,
~ called al the office Of the Auditor oil
Pnhiic Accounts yesterday. after deliver,
inc al the penitentiary John Bottom an l,
Wapnia Motley. both colored. convicted oil
vessel breaking, the former recelVInk
three and the latter two years inp''S
Sheriff John II. Kent. OF Halifax coun-
~ also called. who had turned over -
the custody OF Major u. W. LINN a., -.
Watkins. sentenced TO three years H"-
prisonment for grand larceny
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
pUn,0NaL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Kchmond's Citi'
rnna and Olher Mntters.

Mr. 7 II Blumelinck has bought half
interest in the Hotel clifford from MI. l.
l.. Belts. ~,
Mrs. W. j. Burch, of state street, Ful-
ton. is on an extended visit 10 hef SISTER
Mrs. Il. -. Gibson, in the West-End.
Mrs. John II. Archibald and daughters,
Misses Matte and Mamie. and lltte son
Christian, left yesterday morning Io'
Saluda.
A colored man named James Robinson
is in the county Jail on cH ma, EI t
passing on the property OF the an H'o"''
Land Company.
Mrs. John Poe Jr.. wife OF the hiei
of Police. who has been seriously III 10.
some days. was reported as u''IlF "O' a.
all improved yesterday.
AT NIaynard's Brick Works, in tuIton! -
AT prcscnt filing a similar position VII"
the West-Eud Brick Company.
Mrs. George T.. Han. of north THIRTEEN
street, is critically ILL., Hci ssteI' . W,
Davis. of Washington, VINO was sum,
Iuoned by telegraph, has dIrlNt4, an"
is now at her BEDSIDE
Mrs. Dawson, wife Of Or. f. Dawson
who was 50 badly hurt In a runaway ac-
ridant near Laurel, I'm Henrico county was
a',,rtad as slightly improved yesterday
morning The doctor does not ihlhk sue
Is hurt internally
There Will be concert at Lee camp
Hall ON Saturday night AM the E6St
III I
/, Ford. Willie c. Ford. Charles Mead
and Edward Carter-have consented 10
render selections. as have also N asNIS.
Ike Oyerbey W. r. Martin and NllI4h
Childress of the Eureka Band.
For some time past party OF y0uns
men have been visiting old 81 JoHi =
cemetery and writing the names oil ais-
tiupulshed people on the register. MI
Gratiisua. the superintendent Of the <eHe-
terry. has his eye on the suspected parties
and II they do not desist they VIII De
made to answer before the courts
At Calvary Baptist church "Wednesday
uight Messrs T.. j. Thacker. {. j.. Shu,
man and John i. Rdglaud were ordained
ms deacons The ordination services were
CONDUCTED by Rev Mr II. A. Bagby, as
sisted by Dr. Charles II. Ryand and FRO
lessor John Pollard, j. j. After me
ordination services three candidates fol
baptism were immersed
The first new corn of the season was
offered on Change yesterday. II was
grown in Hanover county and Sold by AII:
! T.. G.. Edwards. commission merchant ol
! this city TO the Gallego Mills at hIl\-SlN
| SCENTS per bushcL. The sdmpi" shown
! u6S bushels white was OF fairly Sool
| quality, bat quite damp. This Offering Is
| two days earlier than last year, and the
| selling price three cents per buShel hlSheF'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

Governor OFerrall YESTERDAY Granted "a a
,.o,.5o, ia Melinda Pate. coiOred, VINO. M
&ay. iSS2. was sentenced IN me H Ian. ;.
County court to sixteen years ,, Ii''p. in
o,TIlnnt I'm the peutoutiary for mur1et ~
' nm ,,l,ord decree. The Governor, III
srgnting the pardon, gave the following
reasons. .t..I ,,,1ar f,reot
"This woman was convicted ui'uyi go, -,
excitement. and. in the opinion oil many
,,No,Ia VINO lived I'm the immediate wen
nv Of the place where the homicide oc-
Cured. the circumstances were Ne's
much exaggerated. The tesum19' ~, 10 yor p"
5,et of the Jury was too severe. She mas
served Twelve years and four, months oil
her term Of sixteen years. Her conduct
has been good, and she is getting old'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
.icnr,cn SrwS

The case Of Morris Hopkins. on appea.
from the County court. Will he heard by
Judge H. Il. Wexford at this term OF the
Henrico Circuit Court. when Deslhs Mon
The Shield will case, in which the heirs
If Inc late Alfred W. Shield seek 10 up
set the will bequelthing a lot or valuable
real estate in the county 10 colofed
ID J IiIise Wickham yesterday announced
the following appointments OF P22li9e ior
the county Of Henrieto who Wlil mont be On
Eu'! az u - Nosbv tchieO, Henry Nocg-
i IiTSS r H. ~ WhitIock, W; r. Mann, James
Lnbank and ". T. Holdsworth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
Committee on 'econd Market

Committee on Second Market held its
monthly meeting In room No. II Of the
CIV Hall last evening, at ESQ O'Clock
y ith Neesrs. Ferriter ,chairman), White,
C;tlrst. and Jackson present. \ sool
deal of routine business was disposed
Of and the usual number Of bills were
ordered 70 be paid
Mir. Gunst called attention to several
locks in the market building ard other
repairs necessary. a subc9mmltte-, wa, Wa
Vbite and jackson. To ascertain the
100 - The neclel rcpairs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
Circm,t Court.

The following suits were instituted III
The circuit court yesterday
Wheelwrght * Archer against jacob
Hjrsh. Damages, 500. ,..-...... ....i.,,..
Lathrop & Watkins IS, G SS5 SGi against
y, -, -. Enohel against Charles l.. Bel
vim MAJ Action Of debt for $780, s5,; r,oroos
NJ Mccarthy Thomas W. A fraiS under Mt.-
the ,n urn robn 4. Kraft Damages, 500.
"f The city Bank o: R5G a59i I a6aias
I,,roaCac So 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
rhe ashland Y. VI. c.

The Y. NJ. c. 4 at Ashland, Va T., is I NO
In I ,'lI a. membership. Following the
lncrea3idHs tbe association in this city,
f I6eT afe 81 giving attractive entertainments
and ana are ALL n"4 Ths b 55s 2TFaq
zatlor dt'i 65.fnesSr :. r. Ford will give
tertalKsL heiiobtful Rotations and inn
one OF ms ,berr on Monday night next.
6ctofer is s = d ~ an p t6e pfSm FeTd
,ia,,.snoners Of the country
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
INFANTA EULALIE. the best KNOWN
Key West cigar sold in this country


I'm order to facilitate the handling ana
exhibition of the books, and TO better ac-
commodIte the numerous persons desiring
TO examine them. we have secured space
i'm the store OF Walter u. Moses Co,
No. 1898 Main street. where the great
EncycIopeaIa Britannica can be seen AMI
consulted a all hours from \. VI. TO y
p NJ. Ambitious, intelligent people are
rapidly supplying themselves with thus
treasure house Of knowledge. can you al
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ofer Is open for a short Time only Can
or write -...,..
TINES BRITANNICA DEPARTMENT..
1908 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday appoint
ed Or \. Il. Truman, of Carroll county
surgeon for the pcnitentiary farm at
Beaver Dam. This appointment meets
with the undivided approval OF all who
know Dr. thurman. Tho latter is a grad
uate OF the Medical College ana has for
n long time been one OF the surgeons of
the city almshousc. He has had some
valuable experience. and stands very high
in the medical profession
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

meetDg Of the t reaiI h msr'h ant Of
Ss S; ss j. 9' leF asni At sslGs
for the puf pSrpere were rot enough pres
association, holding a meeting. so IT
ent 10 Just,i, call a meeting for next
was decided r,rht at the same hour and
place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

The regular quarterly meeting Of the
fea as Syegae eo& sg G 1e4s he
BloomDers an nresent. Mr.. Boykn, an
only m laroSer. being al. the same time
other neniDe' member % the Committee
eng2Wge e9aT as 60 business could. therefore.
he transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

OF the congregation of PARK Place, a
number of the prominent members held
n meeting to protest against his removal.
and they hope TO prevent the contemplated
change DR.. Young is very popular. ana
every effort Will be made to retain MN
be transferred. however. It Is not i'm
probable that DR. Tudor may succeed him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
Proo,rty Transfers 4.

Richmond: c. ID. Smith and wlie 10
Fred Rice q feet, on south side Denny
street. between Sixth and Seventh s'reets'
Uenrtco: James II. Barton 10 Annie
II. remnant. lot and north 10 ieet Go oil
lot 2, IN block %. Barton Heights s'''o'''-'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

The Christian Endeavorers Of Rich
mond expect to have a large crowd AT
their meeting at the Seventh-Street Chris
tlan church this evening. The programme
will be of unusual Interest to Ill who at
tend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

Al drug store, cigar store, and restau
rant. ask for INFANTA EULALlE he.
West cigar and take no ether.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

Allen * Marshall are conceded to make
the best five and ten-Cent cigars sold I'm
Richmond. FL TRIUMPH and FLOR
DE MARSHALL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

l. your boy writing an advertisement
for the contest now going on for Meyer s.
sixth and BrOadt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

II you want the finest Key West cigar
in the market. get INtANTA EULALlE-
don't take a substitute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

II you can't and want 10 have work
done in frst-class manner send your
orders to The Times office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

The very best class of dealers in all
lines sell Allen x Marshalps cigars-EL
TRIUMPHO and FLOR DE MARSHALL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28
ARRESTED FOR A DEBT.
Mr.. +. H. PLUEMA CHER, A WE'LL
KNOWN BUSINESS NAN.
The Prisoner Claims that He Can Mako
Matters All RICH, After He Has Set-
tied Up some of His Affair.".

About 12:i5 O'Clock yesterday Sergeant
Tomlinson arrested Mr.. F. Il. Plumacher
upon a warrant sworn out by Lewis Um-
lauf. Of Chicago, charging him with the
larceny OF $500 the property of Mr. Um-
lauf
Mr.. PIumacher was engaged I'm the real
estate business in this city for several
years, but he failed last June and made
an assignment. Since then he has been
in the insurance business
saw Mr.. Plumacher at the Second
station yesterday evening. and he made
the following statement of the affair:
Some time prior to his asslgnment ne
executed sale Of some property Ior MI
Umlaut This sale was transacted m
directly for sir. Cmlauf, through Hs
brother, Mr. James Umlauf who keeps :
grocery store on BelviGere street, between
Main and Cary streets. MIR. Plumacher
said he had paid all the money Oh ne
sale to Mr.. Cmlauf except the 500. ne
acknowledged the debt, and said that as
soon as ne vas able he intended 10 pay
the money. Il never nave tried to
avoid the obligation, and 1 have no IN
tention of so doing" said he. The money
had not been paid when the deed 81 A.
sigument was filed, IN common WIN
several other amounts due other princ.-
pals for whom he had acted, under alihl-
lar conditions.
GAVE Up his PROPERTY.
When Mr.. PlumaCher made his assign
ment ne gave up all OF his property, not
even retaining such effects as were al
lowed by the debtors IaW.
Mr.. Plumachcr said he was very much
surprised when ne was arrested, as he
had no idea Mr.. Umlauf would tak'
such steps against him. He Iurther
stated that there were a number of busl-
ness matters regarding his assignment
which have not been Strengthened up rs
yet. and this has 70 some extent caused
the delay In his paying the money.
The case VIII come up TN the Police
| Court to-day. and continuance GnuI
! Morday will be asked for by Mr.. I'm
macher's counsel. who are Colonel VII
| liam T. Wickham and Judge Nlckham
An oPsN ACCOUNT.
I afterwards learned, on further In
qIiry. that there has been for some
! time an open account between Mr.. Plu-
macher and Mr.. Tmlauf, and that th'
latter was indebted 70 the former .oi
several amounts on different notes. Al
/ though Mr.. Plumacher ala not turn over
/ the $3.50 at the time the sale was exc
| cuted. he said that he gave Mr. midu
| credit for the amounts on his books.
| I'p to - o'clock last night MIR. Plu
| macher had not been bailed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

your idle money I'm paid-up stock Of The
United Banking and Building Company.
II costs you only $50 PEI share. on which
a cash dividend Of per cent per annum
is paid. and ri maturity you can draw
800 per share For further information
apply ar the Office OF the company, 81
east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

''h' ~ ''''' Nv
We have a choice selection Of Couches
Of leather, &c. &c.
SYDNOR s. HUNDLEY,
Leaders IN Furniture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

cigar manufacturers say it is a mys-
terry how cigars as good as Ell TRl-
I'MPHO and FLOR Dr. MARSHALL can
be sold here for five and ten cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

our store will be closed Monday, Oc-
tober list, on account holiday
:. TLLMAN'S son.
1~2O-1S22 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

The success which HOODS Sarsapariila
has had in freeing old and young from
Affections caused Dy impure blood, Is
really remarkable Hood ) SarSdpariua IS
n bullllMG-up medlCIne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-28

Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick headache,
Indigestion, biliousness. Try box.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

:, accommodated ard Is he'"
She u ~. inferior OF WAN

s.,nau legal mind, liberty anu
quality 'S s., ~, 10 those only who are abe
Freen. az, ~ thelr dudes toward tne olii
to fu'nli ~ ~ arc d to bear the burden OF
.nnnWeAi'n' ~ nrime duty ls 10 deIenl'
freedom IA the naive soil, Whoe,g,
,,,n or woman. was no' ~ ser in he
Ia, "a M claim TO the exercise % 49,. "a M
~ -.,nupIty, to personal indepelas ,s,,i,s
IN ,lqhts. not even tho Fignl % s,,t ne
'rr prlvate fortune iae .,i, Al.
terlnb ~. IA man. we're Temporarily us
lnt@as =, thess rights; women N'''
pt, ~, from them altogether c.,v
e'I n,,s rsrarl 70 the glrhood OF oe. iuAr =,
W. 90 brought about al me eno -
q en- 49, ..a,,,rv. The RICH, o. the "el n-"
tne No. assn nreprrty dates from tAAl w.
gui os,nlsira,lcn Of Der fortune hDN ',.y,.
rae I1 10 guardian. she vas par'ls ~
SAs leit 'ststhirsle. anil not unul tne ~.
nee en- -,,,,v aid shs really enter mo 20
ieenth Co. So, o,s-seslon Of her t7urinne' o,'
in ~. $3.50 legal psrson' n'l -. nd
sns +, pnbiic bur 70 prlN-,e re- -.
eoi1suA Unnamed 70 the pfsssa, 80 y. q, the
90 sne 20 re- ~ lie legal poa4pl ~ =, IL.
oul- " 80 u,u5i exercise 4,
h.A MAJ ~ the he Of t1e uuiS s--t etnaaa.
hutHs 80 "a ~ goft q We '' --sts en-.
49, "a sass-iasa 10 uefnsl's ,,..r'srlty u
asa = = Ks ss 4 ~ = s 800 .sa
niAn. OF .aN ,ts, 80 q b5ash. tg les \,
tne n9s'- ~ "a however tusni Z iet u
l1ni .u.,-.',. ~ bstr.thii. Her hat2-. ~, =,
aAe 81 aer guardian. hff hH.u4H ~,
ssT .. 1ai aSsss an Ss 4 b, eaa:1l1I :,. I 81
sSas HI. raas AZ aA mae a sSs ssaas a.
fortune. ~ w cwn. I'm iae dsma.p o. ~ ~
~ rsnains sshjses sS Ss,, = b he
~. ~" ain q man ,-h,-s IN all
IN = e.rraseted vita moral ana inis..ss.
matters g. fint. d tra1luon have ae "
ssl we. sssssrsi. ias PF.ssa = s' q. ,nIss y
the past 49, rrncnsntl vii cfer u1rn-
Isr9 q ,e platform q i@ 's az. s'i. 1. sSssl
chaif, BE -rr,;,.iesi rights. on this point
q uonieo ~ sdvocstos d re entnr .Fsil1n
~ ne is, X are unanimous n tAs lA~sa
tatiszs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
rmn rnnNom Armnrn.
shtNo Lopnrr hides Her Horses, b,
fiHrtrtdrH Her steel steed Instead,

sht No Longer hides Tier Horses, but
ffartrfdrH Her steel steed Instead.
a lady living "a Paris says, IN speaking Of
tho decline Of tho athlotle woman In Franus.
"kt ne aoclotie dos sieopiechaaos do
France. at Aetercr. only I've coaches put IN
an appearance, and although there we're a
number Of officers present, the track tho
lnos, IN lrhuca. and notwithstanding that
tho cost Of Admiration was three timea that
charged at Auteuli. the assembly wAh not
exclusive. chic or large.
"There are many people who do not hesi-
,ata 10 attribute this decline Of feminine
interest IN hornes and riding 10 tho now
popular craze FOR cycling. which Ia more
than ever The rAgo among our Leading
InondAlnoa, ana the Alice dos Potaaux. the
son tan ride that used 20 be thronged with
eout,triennss. IL comparatively deserted.
willis tbs potinltgo rna0undH 10 the clang Of
tbs warning bell rather Than 10 the neigh
ing Of the slseds. The Parlglenno. with her
taennoas Of perception. Der adaptiyenesn and
her common soaas, has been quick 70 per-
uslye tho Immense advantage 70 bc derived
from tbe use OF abs bicycle. Horses require
board and lodglng very expansive
ITEMS htsc--thsy aiso require rrooms, and
they arc frequently declared BY the latter
10 ha ~. They are cOa,ly. unsatiafActiry
10 purchaso, aid II - alncsi imposfihle 70
lrayel any d.sAnoa upon iheir back. Theirs
ava no such Drawbacks "A these with M
bicycle. and every morning In ths Hois Do
il5rlogne meet. when returning home from
tny natutlnal canteF, iifhfs Of rosy
rhoefsd, happy elrls and young women o.
,bs RESI- society On the banks 81 the Eeine.
slt,antnr over those beautifully kept roads,
rhicb sessn 10 have boon made - gladden.
tar hearts OF the rider en wheels. Most Of
Nom are yery neatly dressed 10 ihlnkly
nlaltcd xouays hplcesIbsekcrs. iAcai ne0's
1@,ava az bolefo Jacket add smart yer
iaes,soionols hhi This While Klying per-
~, rnd healthy freedom 20 ihe entire body,
r..o4ia f4r itss o. the outlines at the nxnfs
man 4 ridInK fahit, Nor u there any such
Ting A. Inc hder being seated astride
~hieb n people unlaiiiatnd iike myself, hA.
hl,herto Constituted onA Of he principal
asseetions 10 bicycle riding BY ladies'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23
SHE WHO DRESSES WELL,
Wears 0di and Fancy Waists for
the Sake Of Economy.
BoDIcHs FOR EVENING WEAR
Fellow Moire and Black Fox Made W
Together--sahic and Lace Com
biued with Tale.

There Is enc subject on which all the
women Of this eountry-aud every other
country for that mattor-agree, and that
Is on the subject Of the odd waist There
Is no garment which is so absolutely use
ful. which serves 10 many occasions. or
which is so great blessing to wealthy
and poor alike. The odd farey waist is as
ugeiui garment as the shir, waists were,
and they had tar mere wholesome and
eivilizing effect On the girls Of to-day than
the dress refcrmers ever had.
a girl who has always dressed In ex-
eeedlngly sumpuous manner BY some freak
OF affection recently married very poor
young man--very poor only in a metro
polltan standard, as he has but $40 a week.
This young woman provided herself with
such a useful handsome and entirely sensi-
BILE rousseau that It is really worth mention
The underwear was all dainty, and as she
has an Iucomo, which. however, will 30
Tor more pcediul things than gowns now,
she bought the handsomcst and most SER
vlcaahle things SHE could buy Her dresses
were all handsome OF good cloths. and
wuil made aud cut. but were selected with
view 10 where she would be apt to 20
as poor mans bride rather than as the
dashlng young woman who apont every pen-
ny on gowns. She had several dark cloth
gowns. two evening gowns and two dinner
dresses Tho latter Wcre bo,h dark blue.
OF black satin. the ether Of yellow satin.
covered with black tulle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

But in odd waists she was actually prodl-
gal. High necked ones IN beautiful colors
and heavy rich silks; one Of satin. trimmed
with Russian sable. which will ho worn tor
formal visits with the black satin skirt Of
the dinner dress. OF palo pink MORE cut
low, which can be worn at her own little
receptions. with that useful black satin
waist. OF yellow chiffon, which Will be
trotted out with the yellow and black tulie
skirt. Ia fact she VIII have a trouasoad
as useful and as pretty, owing 70 these
charming additions to ones wardrobe. as II
che had Just twice aH many dresses.
one charming waint--or bodice, n We win
be quite corrnct--is OF scarlet chiffon. The
chiffon is drawn snugly into belt Of cut
jetg. and Is ornamented at the bust with
knots OF shining black satin ribbon.
Another one OF shell pink molre Is beau
tlfuIiy made, and Is Hoft and foil, BEING very
apDr6prlate Tor a slim maid or q slender
young woman
An exceedingly lovely waist Is a white
stik scattered over with pluk rose buds
nc neck Ia cut square and edged With q
bertha Of white chiffon ana gold.
bride recently returned from wedding
tour showed me several Of her lovely gownS
no other day. They were reception
gown Of mauye satin. with panels Of gold