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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-14
NEW SPRING SHOES
THE NEW SHOE At sr.o5

THE NEW SHOE At SI.95
Is beyond the reach OF all competition
We make this Ladies' Shoe our leader and
il cannot he equaled for style or for
less than 81 The new spring line includes
Black and the latest Brown and OX-blood
ranted TO give satisfaction.
LADIES' FINE D0NG0LA SHOES, S1.iS
In Lace and Rutton-Black Browns and
Ox-blood colorings-all Dongola or Cloth
Tops; newest style toes. This is a usual 81
Shoe.
Special Sale this Week, OSC
For several lines OF new Spring
Shoes.
LADIES' SHOES At Csc
Made OF fine Dongola stock. Coin Toes,
Button and Lace. stylish Shoes: wear We'll
and worth s1.39. All sizes, for this week. at
95c.
MEMS SATIN CALF SHOES AT Csc
Lace and Congress-suitable for dress or
work-a regular S1.50 Shoe For this week,
in all sizes, at Soc.
MISSES DONGOLA SHOES At Csc
In Black or Nut Brown shades Button
and Lace. newest Coin Toes. Spring Heels
our regular $125 Shoe. In this special sale
at csc.
BOYS AND YOUTHS SHOES, 95c
Lace, Needle and Coin Toes-a warranted
Shoe-worth sl.4s. Special sale price is 95c.
BICYCLE LEGGINS AT 49c
In IL new Mixture Colorings. to match
the newest Spring Bicycle Suits-20 inches
long and sell usually at zoe.
BABIES FRENCH KID SHOES. soc.
Black and Colors-with Colored Silk
Stitching-haye always sold at Soc.
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New Spring Goods :

a Ives are load dow te
f Dane Fashion Spring Creation
pass season demons az t Buying
selling for nt enables
Agents for McCalrs Patterns
npppah
Orders Careful
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-14

NEW SPRING .DRAPERIES
Special Bargains in Lace Curtains
At 81, S1.0S and $2.0S a Pair
All 3k yards long and extra widths.
NEW SATIN TAPESTRY. PORTIEREs
At $3.50 Pair,
In all the newest spring colorings.
Curtain Pole and Trimmings, in oak or
white. 5-foot lengths, set complete.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-14
A MUSLIN REMNANT SALE

5 bales of best heavyweight yard
wide Unbleached Sheeting Muslin,
worth Sc a yard, runs l TO 10 yards
in a piece; sale at, a yard......-...
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NEW SPRING WAISTS
NEW SPRING WRAPS
NEW SPRING SUITS
NEW SPRING SKIRTS

Large varieties of all the newest Spring
Styles. Our prices will be found the lowest.
Navy and Black Silk Waists at c1 90
Newest styles in Fancy Silk @ 90
waists at ........................... ~o' ~
Changeable Silk Waists, beaut-
fully trimmed in novelty styles C( CO
at ....'.'........ ..............'.....
New Black Brocaded Separate c11O
Skirts. made full size, at...... S1.TO
Black Brlliantine Skirts at..... $3.50
Brocaded Brilliantine Skirts at. 8 "a
New Wool Novelty Skirts at..... 3 ,. "a
TAILOR-MADE SUITS
In a large variety of styles and designs
perfect fitting garments, at $3.50 to Sl2
BARGAINS IN NEW WRAPPERS
French Satteen Wrappers, well c1 %
made, lace trimmed, at........... S4'oo
Newest Style Percale Wrappers, CT Ok
Guimpe Trimmings. at.......-... SA' ~
Newest styles in Calico Wrappers 7Sc
at 81 and Observation-Disclosures. ~
SATTEEN PET'TICOATS
Fast Black Satteen. with one 1O~
Ruffie, Flounce on bottom at.... T/S
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-14
THE NEW MILLINERY

It's little early. but our tables are
filled with some of the early styles. Prices
always the lowest.
NOTION REMINDERS
A new lot of Heavily Embroidered
Swiss Handkerchiefs, new styles. at. 1Oc
New line Children's Bibs at........... DC
Childrens Quilted Bibs at........... 121Rc
Large Stockinet Dress Shields. pair. Sc
Extra large boxes Mourning Pins. SC
Assorted Needle Books at............... &c
Large Tack Hammers only.......... &c
Fancy Towel Racks ..................... &c
Ladies' Large Shopping Bags. with
outside pocket OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Doc
New line of Coin Purses, 10c and...... &c
Ladies' Chatelaine Bags. 25c
New styles in Leather Belts. 10c
New line Purses, Plain or Metal Trim
mings at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25c
Combination Colored Purses ........... 39c
New line Stamped Goods great values, 4c
&c. Sc, 10c, etc.
Duck Dresser Scarfs. IA yards long,. 10c
Stamped Pillow Shams, per pair...... 15c
Set of Tumble,' Doylies for............. Zoe
Ladies' Blue Serge Umbrellas. worth
81: sale at ........................... 69c
New Style Belts. 25c, acc and. soc
New Red and Green Leather Belts. &c
New spring styles in Boys Clothing.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-14


with equity and the people with His truth
FAMILIARITY WITH GOD.
The psalmist who believes that God Is in
nature and among the nations. the uniyer-
sal presence. believes in Him as his indi-
vidual friend and companion. He is the Je-
hovah who shepherds His people. who leads
them i'm green fields and beside still waters
who goes with them in their direst ca.ami-
ties who comforts and sustains them when
they walk through the valley of the shadow
of DEATH He is the personal friend of the
humble and lowly. the companion OF the
individual All the strength OF the indi-
vidual comes from this Jehovah; all the skill
is inspired by this Jehovah; all the victories
are wrought through the presence and
power of this Jehovah.
by thee run through a troop
AS for God His way is perfect:
The word OF the Lord is tried:
He is shield unto all them that trust in Him.
For who Is God save the Lord?
And who Is a rock. beside our God?
The God that girdeth me with strength,
He nakcth my rect like kinds feet:
And setteth me upon my high places.
He teacheth my hands 10 war.
SO that mine arms do bend bow OF brass.
Translate this into modern thought. Think
of the editor as saying 10 his God: Thou
enablest me to hold my pen and write my
editorial. He would write different one
would he not. sometimes? Think of the
warrior saying. he makes me a good
marksman. Think OF the politician saving
of his God: He enables me to win my vic
tories and accomplish my results. Think
of the business man saying OF his God: lie
| enables me 10 accomplish my ends I'm the
| counting room. And then the psalmist
| ADDS:
| Thou hast also given me the shield of Thy saliva
And Thy RICH, hand hath holden up.
Thy gentleness h1 made me great You
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

Whereas, Death has again entered
our ranks and taken our Friend and
brother. Arthur H. Brown.
Resolved, To the mother relatives
and friends, we the members Of the w.
A. P. A. Council No. . extend our heart
felt sympathy in losing him we feel we
have lost one OF our best workers in the
cause OF true Americanism.
Resolved. That copy Of these resolu-
tions be handed to the Delta papers and
to the mother OF Friend Brown and
spread upon the minutes Of this Council.
Committee.
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

board, c. o. Unfug; state normal school
board, Richard Broad, jr.; penitentiary
commissioner, W. G. Hines. Trinidad;
chaplain Of penitentiary, Rev. r. NJ.
Barnes; state board Of agriculture, p. F..
Sharp, Pueblo; asst. adjutant general.
G. M. Wilcox, Denver; boiler inspector.
Richard Kett, Denver; trustee deaf and
blind institute, H. L. Lawton, w. H.
Trout; board OF charities aud
corrections, Mrs. James Platt; fish com
missioner, j. s. Swan.
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07
Eckert Items.

Special Correspondence.
April 8. 1897.
Weather is fine and the ranchmen are
improving it.
Mrs. States has been quite sick but
was improving at latest reports.
The lagrippe has firm grip in this
vicinity and few are exempt from its
power.
Grandma and Grandpa Weir are
better. Mrs. Frank Weir is quite sick.
Bert Weir is no better.
Arrangements are being made to have
preaching services at Eckert hall in the
near future and the Methodists are in
tending to organize church here.
Rev. A. H. Mahon has accepted the
call to the Baptist church hero. He
will preach three Sundays each month
and DR.. Stockham will preach the other
Sunday 20 there will be services every
Sunday.
UNKNOWN.
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07
Paoaia poiators.


Special Correspondence
April 5. 1897.
Chas. W. Pace made business trip
to Montrose the first Of the week.
Miss Luena Turner. Of Delta. was visit
ing friends in Paonia last week.
Rev. Virgil Thompson closed his
revival at HOtchkiss and returned to his
home in Paonia last Thursday.
Geo. Zon and wife came up from Hotch-
kiss last week and spent few days at
this place visiting old friends.
DR.. Wagner. who We learn expects to
locate on North Fork. spent last Friday
night in Paonia, the guest Of his friend
Rev. Thompson.
Mr.. Morgan went down to Delta last
Friday to NEST his son. Who We under
stand expects to locate on the FaDkt
ranch above Paonia.
u. p. Conner. who has been spending
the winter in California, returned TO his
homo near Psonis the first Of the week,
and 10 now making preparations for
spring work on his ranch on German
mesa.
DIED-Of pneumonia on March 81,
at 7:3O o'clock. Chas. Fredrick, aged 8
years. months and II days, son Of Ms.
and Mn. Emmett Cline. Funeral
services were held ut the home and tho
remains were taken TO Psonia cemetery
o..
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07
ls,tis nsrrili cemmits Suicide,


The Denver Republican Of last Friday
contained dispatch stating that Miss
Lotto Merrill had committed suicide on
the Burlington train while on her way
to Lincoln. Nebraska, where she was to
be married to Frank b. Massey. The
young follGs formerly resided ct Tio Cup,
the lsdy being the daughter oe MrsL q.
u. Forrest, who aid: my daughter
was in her 2lst year. She was born in
Wyoming. but lived most Of her life in
the Gunnison country. Last year We
moved to Cripple Crock and sig months
ago came to Denver. Mr.. Massey has
been q great friend for many years, and
he knew Lottie ever since she was little
girl. They had intended to be married,
and after some consideration it was
agreed that they should go to the home
OF friend in Lincoln, Nebraska, whore
they were to be married today. Then
they were to go to Washington, Ia.
whore Mr.. Msssey's parents live. He
had not seen his parents for Is years
and he had besn quite anxious to go for
some time. They were ready to leave
Tuesday night, but the train did not 60
out on account Of the storm and they
left last night"
There arc many people in Delta
county who are acquainted with all
these parties.
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

DeAut having been made by stove~s,, =
sPurlia In paymens os the PRINCIPAL and inssr~st
~ NE cenain psomtssosy note. payable ~ the
orusr - The Equitable MostynRp sssmranv -
cnrsf ty his c~vfasW d~~si ~ trust dssrd r~wss
sihth. isss. and rrcortcd August a. isra in b., 1
", pAGr W, ~ the tsvlta q uufy Colorado rvs-
cvds ~ reason cf vhtrh drShuit the legal hssl6rr
- I'D ncse hos rcqw-used this Is~rio-uep. ana
" Sheidon, the trisnse~ naapcd In The ~ H~..S
srd le,der of asd note has in sccor3sp~~ = ~
the 'erms of said abov~ mentioned tr,,St dsssi
esI0 "srsi Hcary y. ires. succcsnps In trI,.s
Sos. te~sesore, public Host-p h begs nv v,x~u
saat j. the unsiersseu~d, as surrvsno, ~ Se,.-e
VII IN Iue.aAy, tke NH Day 81 Apssl ,au7 N
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The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

The people Of Delta decided yesterday
that they wanted prohibition for another
year and that they will provide $4,000
for the council to spend on improve
ments in the water works system as
required. The gentlemen elected are all
progressive and heavily interested as
taxpayers and it is safe to say that the
affairs OF the town will be fairly and
capably administered.
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

The indications are that Mesa, Mont.
rose and Gunnison counties will each
pull out an appropriation for roads,
normal schools or something else, while
Delta county's horticultural experiment
station grows up to weeds for lack Of the
money necessary to put it into use. 1t is
to be hoped that representative may
and that he may be one with sufficient
ability to accomplish a. good results for
his county - has Representative Nc
Clure for Montrose, or Lawrence for
Gunpieon,
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

Tho Denver Post reports that the
governor has made the following appoint
nsots which were con6rmed By ths
senate:
Warden a psnitentiary. John Cleg-
horn; warden a reformssnry. C.P Hoyt;
state ssginess. J. z Field; board a
srbits.stos, J. D. Grant sod Rody Ksae-
han; spsdisss' sd sailOss' hoos co0nis-
sioesss, A. ". 1oss ed D. n. Dye;
bu.rd a desssI snssisesa. r. ". Rngerx,
b. A. McOse ssd c. n. Gsyes; dairy com
niniDees, n. d Cannsa; isaac ssyIuo
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

Since the last list the following new
names have been added to the subscrip-
ton list OF The INDEPENDENT:
Carl Gregg. James Greenwood. Maggie
Esch, D. d. Harding, E. H. Lapier. Delta;
Robert Proudfoot, Ouray: w. H. Cou-
dart, Badger, Colo; w. w. Sackett.
Eckert; E. NJ. Ballard, Paonia; James
Crockett. Salida; H. r. Sanders, Delta.
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

The Ouray Herald has closed its
eighth year Of work for the development
Of the mining interests Of that beautiful
mountain city and is to be congratulated
upon its prosperous appearance. Its
efforts are evidently appreciated by the
business men OF the town.
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

CLERK BEAR and Treasurer Clack may
we'll feel Aattered over their very heavy
msjorities received yesterday. That
their work during the past year has
been satisfactorily done is amply proven
in their reelection.
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

Notice Is hereby given that the following de-
seribed shares Of stock in The Lake Fork Ditch
90. Or 10 much Thereof as may he necessary vii
be sold at public suction AT the front deor of the
court house 1T Delta, Colo, on Saturday Nav
= ls9'; At o'clock D. IN. to the highest bidder
ior cash fnr the payment Of delinquent assess-
nents. costs Of ofadvertisinE, etc.
Name Cert. No. No. ShAres Amt
A. l.. Aeddock, 2s 81 73-iO si7 10
WA. woxAcK, Prest.
(First Pub. March "a; last May S, isy7.l
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

Last Thursday evening the council
held its regular meeting with all present
except Trustee Baldwin.
Tho report Of the water collector wss
read showing collections Of e3.O74 and
balance on water rates uncollected Of
972.
Arrangements were made to purchase
about Is acres Of ground on the island
from Mr.. Simpson, for water works
purposes, for ei5O.
Trsasurors report was reed and referred
70 the Finance committee.
Water at the tank was ordered shut
o6 until those who arc using it arrange
TO pay for it.
nm s.u.-:.. l.:il-- .I,a-I
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

THERE are many things to be done this
season in the way Of bringing desirable
people to locate in Delta county and one
Of the most important is for every
individual in it to acquaint themselves
thoroughly with it's various resources.
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

Last Saturday night the Business
Mems" ticket had rally at the opera
house. Millard Fairlsmb acting as pre-
siding officer. The following program
was rendered:
Music. c................G Grand Mesa Band
Invocation. On............ Rev. j. L. Lower
SOng-"Tide Of Life. Mrs. r Lower
Misses Jordan and Barton.
Address. Judge A. E. Amsbary
Song. .Mesdames Crist, r. Lower.
Misses Jordan and Barton. Messrs.
]. L. and r. Lower and W. Jeffers.
Address. N. H. Castle
Solo. Observation-Disclosures. Amy Turner
Address. H. H. Smith
Solo. Setta Friend
Address. Judge A. R. King
Address. ss...............A. H. Stockham
Address. ess................Re Rev. ]. r. Wood
Song-"America". Audience
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

O O1e 0VS13Is
LAND OFFICE AT MoNrsosR CotoRApo.1
March 10, 1901. I
the surveys Of Townzhiia
" south Of range - west Of the sixth p NJ
y south OF range 100. west Of the sixth r "
y south Of range %, west Of the sixth r. a.
u south of range loo. west Of the sixth r. NJ
VIII BE- nled In this once on Monday April Is. A,
d. 1897. On and after which date we Will b.
prepared for the entry Of lands In such Tow nships
ALBkkr 4. AAsBAhY, Register.
HENRY C. FINK Receiver,
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

The Legislature adjourned Monday
night without having passed the general
appropriation bill and Governor Adams
has called a special session for that pur-
pose.
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

A rate Of one and one fifth fare on tho
certificate plan will Be made to Florencs
on account Of Presbyterian Missionary
Society, tickets on sale from April 10 10
Is inclusive and to be signed by Mn-
Samuel Agard and stamped by A. u.
Moore for return passage. Tho sane
rate will be made 20 L,oveland. Colo. a
April 10 10 IA inclusive, certificates 10 -
signed by Rev. r. Thompson and STAMP
cd by @. I. Knapp, agent.
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

III the mater OF read1udication Of the priorities
OF water rights, as TO bitches taking wntee from
LeIou1 creek. In water district No. FORTY tscj
in the State OF Colorado. ''''
Whereas. by an order Of the Judge of the Dis
the stats Of Colorado, in and fr the County oi
Delta. the undersigned appointed ref.rre In
Is copy
STATE o. CoiORApo,
COUNTY Ov DKLrA,
In the District Court In and Hns said County:
,d ln The matter Of the petition Of ). 4: Peterson.
johnson. for the readjudicaiion OF priority Of
water rights. As 10 diiehes taking water from
No. -, in the STATE Of Colorado
Anc now this cause coming on for hearing.
march A. D. iss the same beng one os she .y rs. =.
Mar Judicial days q the February term. Of said
pssi.1 Cont Es1;o lv1 on the and ~
above named, and II appearing fros aid appii-
cation ard the files and records Of aid coart,
ns%ed P. o.Sen q aa,' sns fr,s.soSy %:@s sy
kaT and barrow ditch. within the time requirgd
s.s. .sS s:,xi" e e ne
d.,riss No =. and spos sSs ssarins q asd M. y
ss s: "a : Z: e SsSs.:s &. q r.; e, g 8
Mach. ls6c. MA couH s,sde On order srsniiss 3 5
eating aid decscss . mr. as the .sms ,si se+cts
ditches taking water from Leroux Creek In aid
ss & 1s::.e ..a Ct. rns ?
and rrpS,St his 6nitnrr ~ a,cs snj H.. n a.s.s
therein and y further Appearing that sid ref
matter a. resrrrs. and that SAID referee. b. n.
iher sppesrin. that aid matter /. n an uaco,n
rxs u g and that ss q
Irrsux Greek should Se specify se,,ied i; /.
theefose ordered. adjudsc.l and dccrce,,. that
referee in said matter In the piscc si,d .sesd III
b. II. Campbell. to whom is refrt.s.s ~; re,i. r.
10 he .s % OF ~aap fsm .. .,s , on ne ns,en
saId water district No 1o and ssid ~ rsrrrr .hsii
and shall make An absirac, Of tbe eyid.ncs and.
iIgs Of fact and draft of DEGREES and shs m mai
bis final rrpnr 70 this court ~, OF bsip,r the 18th
and reaud III re,r,c in r. s .,s,n, sr, given to
-. ..rss NJ ia ..'s ..s..ss ~.
s,,e snsc,,rr ,,,,,' ~ spp@'nn,e9 we snah oc,
..an w,shin thirty days hereof NJ. his written ac.
said D,sfrica s,am,s VI ""'oe VII" 'ne c'erk "'
'i Il, II Z sasss., .11 Sr'ier.d TIA, aid
s,T :pr%SS,sS due notice thereof .ns sv.n
~ sssss ~ ,I, shsn ss.,s the time and place cs
Ssssss ns WI, tane AZ ,sssimony the n.mes e the
"a scs,cs sSsiI s. pSc.hsd s:e IL p,,Si,c nsw
psrss pr o. snnsmi sirrussion. publI.hcsi IN said
Scs,ge uerks y. 1s a., 1sSs wss. ~ s%s s s9Ts
ssssinoay q : printed copy ~ :.id n"s,ss .n:ii
g Who claim an Interest IN any ditch ~ the nse
ss.sss.r..: . ::ss twenty days ssser. IL. Z s,m. ne
- 70 .slns aS , "s ,ssseimcny hesein snn prnsrd
n IA s.ss ss ina N I'm IN
(. q ..i.1 iso% .id :.,s.s. - hes. twenty
MCmy herein. All of sa.d notices shall h~ pub
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

The election yesterday passed Oh very
quietly. though the most active work
ever seen in Delta town election was
being done on both sides, - y shown BY
the fact that 0ut q . total registration
oe 456 the vote poaied vas 1o6. Ihs vote
In detail was - follows:
For MAvnu
The Delta independent., 1897-04-07

In appointing C. NJ. Snider as clerk Of
the district court We believe that Judge
Gabbert has made q good selection.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24
New Floral Decorations.

The newest modes OF floral arrangement
for use at dinners are also adding not a
little to the charm OF this form of enter
tainment, some OF those seen at the
really first-class dinners being specimens
of the most fairy-Iike loveliness. In fact,
it is difficult to imagine how human hands
could make them so delcately. One,
which l saw the other day, in particular
took my fancy. 1t was rustic stand as
center piece frosted over and glittering
ike diamond in the pale moonlight. 1t
was so arranged that's deep slender basket
was held aloft by sticks all frosted and
looking perfectly natural. The basket
concealed a tin can, inside OF which grew
several trailing plants and flowers. formed
into parti-colored horseshoe, the whole
being frightened by the light of a dozen
tiny fairy lamps gracefully hidden in the
leaves and blossoms. The whole thing is
so light and airy in appearance that it
seemed as if the slightest breath would
destroy it, and it has the advantage of not
hiding from each other those sitting at
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24

striped, interviewer with wool. These are
usually embroidered in silks of con-
trasting color and adorned with lace frills
or muslin frills edged with lace. How
ever, some find such jackets too warm.
and prefer those of soft silk lined with
nuns yelling, beautiied with either
lrlll OF the silk, lace edged, or one OF
Valenclennes lace, which is really more
becoming. The flannel jackets are, many
OF them, elaborately embroidered in white
nIoselle or washing silk, when the seal
ioped border should have frill of lace.
A few years ago very little attention was
paid to our bedroom attire. Now old
fashioned and entirely out-of-date is the
woman who does not have the latest
sleeves in her nightgowns, and the most
modlsh OF lace or mbroidery. AT the
present moment real Valenciennes is the
most stylish, and the yckes of such robes
are yeritable works of art. Naturally the
bed Jackets must likewise follow every
change advocated by Mme La Mode, SO
this winter they are cut so as to reach the
waist, of somewhat Eton shape, and
some have a round, turned-down collar.
The palest of blue or pink bengaline
will make dainty garment when either
creamy lace or chiffon matching the ben
galine is utilized. A chiffon fichu, tying
in front with long ends, much rrtf1ed,
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-24
STYLES for Men.

Brown and tan kids as well as the
snede are still the most fashionable, ana
the fad of the heavy white kid gloves Tor
afternoon wear is almost ching OF the
past. they having become far too com mon.
Him is at present in California, ana SO
in due course of time we may expect 10
read his able criticisms on everything,
from our scarfpins to our dogcarts, ana
speaking of pins reminds me OF remark
made concerning them by this authority
quite recently. He writes:
''Tie pins are becoming more elaborate,
and friends write me that at some OF the
recent weddings they received-acting as
ushers-the most gorgeous affairs in dia-
monds and rubies. For those who are
about to marry, 1 would say that the
smart dress this season consists of black
frock coat, white double breasted waist
coat, very light gray trousers and white
four-in-hand ties. The ascoss with. their
wide aprons and their narrow W are re-
served for afternoon dress proper-that is,
for teas and calling and the like.
Him likewise informs US that 'the
dou ble- breasted white duck waistcoat has
become universal. Men wear the high