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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-01-28

"You have scarcely spoken TO me Mt all
this evening, she said in tones of re
proach,
Ill beg your pardon. her husband
returned alphabetically. I" | was just try
ing to think of something to say.
"Is there anything ON your mind?'
"Yes; TO tell you the truth, there is. "
Cant help you in some way?'
"You might if l could suggest it with
out your becoming angry
Tell me all about il. 1t is my duty TO
sympathize with you. you know. "
ION my birthday anniversary you gave
me fountain pen.
Yes And now you are going TO say
that it makes horrid muss and that you
don't want 10 write with it.
"I'm not going TO say anything of the
kind, - he replied stoutly. - am going
to write with that pen every day OF my
life, but there is one little favor that l
would like to ask -
"What is ity''
Please make me a suit of overalls to go
with it. "-Washington Star.
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AN EVENT AT HIGH STREE I
CHURCH.

The musical part of the service tomor-
row at High Street church will depart
somewhat from tire ordinary. The Violin
cello. an unusual instrument in church
music these days, will be introduced both
In solo and an accompaniment 70 the
choir and organ Mr.. Carl oestenberg,
who is one of the finest 'cellists In this
part Of the country will play. The mu-
steal programme will be as follows;
Voluntary-Die Meistersinger, Wagner
Cello and Organ.
Anthem Ye the Lord,
Choir Selection-Hast Thou Not
known, Pflueger
Response-Heart be Still.
]. G. Warren
Offertoire- Traumeri,
Cello and Organ.
Soprano Solo-A Dream OF Paradise,
(Cello Obligato)
Miss Clementine varney.
Postiude- -Msrche Dudley Buok
The Soprano will be Miss varney; Alto,
Miss Weeks; Tenore. AIR. Coffin; Bass,
Mr.. Mcdonald; violincellist. Mr.. Carl
Oestenberg; Organist and Director, MIR.
James A. Balm
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REVIVAL MEETINGS.

The services at the Gospel Mission last
evening were of the deepest Importance
and interest The service of song, con-
Quoted by Rev. II. +. Dexter was
much enjoyed by the large audience
present Rev. A. S. Bisbee, preached
from the text Luke 1924 very
he'pfnl sermon. holding out 10 the
b edened, afflicted, sorrowing ones
,ue strong hope and conslations OF the
Gospel of Christ. At the close OF the
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LEWISTON WINS AT LAST.

Lewiston. January 27.--Lewiston broke
its long series of defeats this evening by
8. The game was lively and we'll played
throughout The features were the pass
ing of the Lewiston players, the clever
work of Deviin and Tarrant and the goal
tending of O'Malley. The line up ana
summary:
Lewiston-Tarrant and Purcell, rush
ers; Davlin, center: Smith, half back;
Murphy. goal.
Bangor-Jason. Houghton and Walton,
rushers; Furbush, center; O'Hara, half
back; o. Mailey, goal.
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A CUBAN INDEPENDENTS PARTY

Havana, January Ed. Castillo Is go
ing to Remedies in order to confer with
Gen. Gomez regarding the formation of
the projected Cuban Independence party.
The platform has one idea, the termina
ton of the military occupation of the
island rs soon as possible. The span
iards have been invited to join in the
movement and will be given proportion
ats representation on the committee
The organization OF the new party viii
be begun Immediately in the different
towns of the land The general purpose
is to draw into the party the educated and
wealthy and not allow the military ele-
ment 10 control Ii. No specific time Is
thought of for the end Of the American
provisional government and several
months are considered necessary to solid
ify the Cuban people and prepare them
for taking up self government.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The committee on Railroads, Telegraphs, and
Expresses will give a public hearing ia its
room it lie State House in Augusta, as followsi
N,4li esday Feb. /, ls91 at O'Clock .. m,
ON IN ac- to IL. Orporate the BOothbay Harbor
and Newcastle Railroad Company.
on an act To extend the charter of the Els
worth street Raj Way.
on An act relating TO the Wiscasset and
Monsehead Like lie egraph and Telephone Co:
ON AN aci Ia amend Sc. 2 of Chapter 90 OF
the laws 0i lsN', providing Tor the extension Oh
r. H.
on an act 10 extend and amend the charter
OF the lasline hallway and Navigation Co.
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ATlNeeRlAT1INSTITu


Whiskey and Coffee CIassed Together.
LAS manager of the keeley Institute of
North Conway, n H., for over three
years, during which time some 5000 pa
TENTS were under my care, l can speak
with certain degree of positiveness as to
the injurious effects of coffee upon the
nerves, and the beneficial effects of Post.
um Cereal Food Coffee, when properly
boiled.
We find. as you say. that neither the
flavor nor the food value can be extracted
until after 10 or 20 minutes of actual boil
ing. 1t does not answer TO simply allow
II to stand on warm stove for 4 few
minutes.
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NOMINATIONS BY The GOVERNOR

Augusta. ia nuary 2.-ihe following
nominations have been made by Governor
Powers:
Fish and Game Commissioner-Henry
o. Stanley, Dixfield.
Commissioners OF Bureau OF Labor and
Industrial Statistics-Samusl W. Mat
thews, Caribou.
Member state Board Of Health-E. q.
Jordan, Portland.
Notaries Public-F. j. Z. Little, Au-
gusta. Samuel W. Gould. Skowhegan.
Justice of the Peace and Quorum-M.
X. Matthews, Warren; Joseph o Hara.
Orono; Charles p. Weber, Bangor;
Edward q. Walker, Portland.
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LEGIsLATIyE NOTICE.

The committee on Financial Affairs VIII Civ,
public hearings In their room at Augusta as fol
lows:
Thursday, Jan 20.
on resolve in favor Of the Temporary HON,
for Women and Children at Deering.
Thursday. Jan. %.
On petition In favor OF the Home for Friend
less Boys at Deering.
Thursday Feb. ..
ON petition In favor OF ST. Elzabeths Roman
catho ic orphan Asylum OF Portland.
Per order.
II. ]. Xix, Seey.
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An Understanding Reached.

"But our agreement was, said the
slender young man from the east, as he
paused for a moment in his digging to al
low the frozen drops of perspiration to rat
tie into the claim, concerning the division
of our labor that, rs far as the work OF
digging or washing oat the gold was con-
cerned, | could take my choice.
Yer n liar, said klondike Kit, as he
scooped handful of nuggets from the
pan, II said yer could take yer pick. -
Detroit Free Press.
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCIsCO. Cal.
L5rrsvILLE. Ky. NEW YORK. X Z

sermon most earnest and tender ap-
peal was made by the pastor, and in re-
spouse nineteen seeking ones came for
word to the altar for the prayers Of the
workers.
There will be special ser vices this and
tomorrow evenings, to which the public
are cordially invited.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Legal Affairs VIII give
public hearing in its room al the state House
In Aususta Thursday Feb. o ls9. az go
O'Clock p. m. o.,-o
~. 2S,-On an act amendatory to Chanter 80,
Of act 1895 entitled. An act 10 regulate the
practice of n edlctne amt surgery.
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FISHING SCHOONER LOST.
OF the l.. b. Sargent Picked
Up Along shore.

Eastport, January 27.--Mrs. Andrews
r. Holmes of this city today received a
letter from the master of a fishing
schooner at Lunenburg, n. S.. in which
mention is made of the wreckage going
ashore at Beaver Harbor y. S., which
works of the schooner l.. b. Sargent
which sailed from Placentia Bay, n. f.,
for this port about December 20, with
cargo of herring. Large quantities of
herring also came ashore with the
wreckage.
The Sargent was of 9S gross tonnage,
was built in Sedgwick, Me-, in 1870 and
was owned by the master Thomas E.
Raye and Holmes x Co. of this city. Mr..
A. O. Holmes, member of the firm,
was on the vessel. The crew were
shipped at Portland. Captain Kaye and
Mr.. Holmes left families in this city.
The vessel is now given up for lost
Shipping Commissioner Tolman was
shown the above dispatch at late hour
last night by a PRESS reporter and
asked if he could tell the names of the
men who were shipped ON this vcs sel
Mr.. rolman said that the men were not
shipped at his office and he did not be-
lieve the crew was shipped in Portland.
At any rate they have not been shipped
here recently.
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LEGIsLATiVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Railroads. Telegraphs and
Expresses via give a public hearing in It's
room az the state House in Augusta, as fol
lows:
Wednesday. Feb 8. 1899 at O'Clock p. M,
on an act 20 amend an act TO incorporate the
Boothbay Railroad Company.
ON an act to incorporate the Lincoln, Lake
Vile and VIM Telephone Company.
On an act recurring persons, associations and
ccruorations owning or operating street cars TO
provide Tor the protection OF employees
On an act to require Street Railroad Co. TO
urOtecl motor meu
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RiAGES.

In Freeport. Jan. 20. by Edwin G. Townsend
ESD. Herbert Linwood Partridge and Miss
Maud Ellen Barnes, both of freeport
lii B,ddeford. Jan. 10, Dennis j. Neville and
Miss Ellen Carney.
In West Sidney. Jan. 10. Charles H. Bartlett
ana Miss Stella l.. Howes.
In Atkinson. Rev. CHARLES Stevens aud Miss
Lizzie Hutchinson
In EastporI, Jan Is, William Buck and Miss
Ida Hiilyard.
In Livermore. Roy Z. Pike and Miss Julia b,
Spencer.
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SPECIAL NOTICE .
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on judiciary will give pubic
hearings IN Its room at the state House In
Augusta, as follows;
tuesday, Feb. I. 1899 at go O'Clock r. n.
No. q. On several proposed Acts 70 remedy
defects In tie Australian Ballot Law.
Thursday, Feb. 2. 1899 al go O'Clock p. N.
No. II. On proposed amendment 70 an Act
relating 10 the appointment of Disclosure Com
mlssoners, and also an order as to the
expediency Of abolishing the ONCE OF Diselos,
ure Commissioners and making Probate Court
courts OF Disclosure. and abolishihg imprison
ment for debt
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Military Affairs will give
public hearing in its room at the state House IN
Augusta Tuesday Feb 7th, 1899, at go o'clock
D. m. nj, ,..., -,
No. 3.-Ou resolve reeO amending additional
compe sensation TO be paid the Adjutant General
for unusual services rendered.
Tuesday Feb. q, 1899, at go O'Clock p. M
No l4-On resolve TO reimburse the city OF
Portland for soldiers who served In late war
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

no zfre ~ Judiciary will give public
i fts room at tho state House ir
= - follows:
...esdag. Feb. s. 1899 at go o'clock P. NJ.
No. 80 On an act 20 preve.it the use oil Trading
Stamps and similar devices.
No 20 ON an act relating to the sale of Paris
Green and other poisonous preparations.
Tuesday Feb. IL, 1909 at 80 O'Clock p. III.
No. II. On an act 10 regulate the practice OF
Veterinary Surgery Medicine and Dentistry.
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LEGssLArIVE NOTICE.

Committee On Mercantile Affairs aud lnsur-
ance will give hearing on
Thursday. Feb. =. > y. IN.
An act 10 amend sub Division III. OF sec
ton l an, chapter Is of The laws OF lsej, rela-
tive to nTe insurance.
Per order committee.
CHARLES j. HUTCHlNGS. Sec'y.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

he Committee on Judiciary will give pub
lie hearing IN It's room At the state House In
Augusta, as follows;
Thursday, Feby o. 1899 at 80 O'Clock 4. NJ.
No AZ On an Act To regulate The admission 10
practice of Attorneys. solicitors and Counsel
iors 10 prOvite ior 4 Board OF Examination,
and 10 rrneal conflicting Acts.
No 50. On the report OF the commissioners on
[ Uniform Legislation.
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LEGIsLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee OH Railroads, Telegraphs and
Expresses VIII give public hearing in It's
room at the state House in Augusta, as fob
lows:
Wednesday Feb. 10. 1899 at . O'Clock p. M.
On an act relating to the charter OF the WIS
casset ana Quebec Railroad Co.
On an act To extend the rights. powers ana
privileges OF the Franklin Somerset ana Ken
nehec Railroad Co.
ON an act to incorpoI ate the Patten. Ale
cash and Northern Railroad Co.
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POSTMASTERS APPOINTED.

Washington, January 27.-Ihe follow
ing fourth class postmasters Were ap-
pointed today:
..sMaine-Horth Herman, Edwin Thorn.
as; Whiteheid, james ward.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Legal Affairs will give
Augusta,
Wednesday Feb. 1. 1890, at go o'clock p. m.
No 10 On an act to amend chapter 1875 OF the
Public Laws of 1897, relating to contributions
by husbands aud fathers to the support OF
wives and children.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.


RHIIroads, Telegraphs, and Expresses
The Committee on Railroads. Telegraphs, and
xtresses viii give "A public hearing ia ths
L. # read Commissioner office. at Augusta, on
"Wednesday. Feb. :. 1893. at O'Clock r. N.
ON IN Act amendatory 10 the charter OF the
Wes5 brook Wiudham and Harrison Railway
com any and 10 extend the same.
CHARLES II. DRUMMEY, Secretary.
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LEGIsLATIVE NOTICE.

Tie Committee OH Legal Affairs will give
public hearing in its room at the State House In
Augusta Tuesday Feb 81, 1893, AT 80 O'Clock
p. IN.
No. 4i-On an act to Incorporate Portland
Past Chancelior's Association.
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LEGusLATlVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Legal Affairs will give
puhli' hearing In its room at the State House In
sta
80, ay. Jan. 81. 1899 at 2 30 O'Clock p. IN.
$50 10. ON petition to the Senate and House
Representatives from citizens OF Andovsr
for Vi.iAee corporation.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The committee on Judiciary will glve'a public
hearing Ia its room at tile state House In AtL
gusta.
tuesday Feb. Z, 1899 at 80 o'clock p. NJ.
No 81 On Petition OF William T.. sargent and
others to incorporate TIE Hebron Water Com
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on judiciary will give pub
lie hearing m its room at the State House in
Augusta.
Tuesday Feb, !. 1890 at 80 clock T: NJ
No ~ ca petition of William j. Wheeler
ana others for a corporation TO be known as the
a. ftar uurrnSrS
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SHORE FISHERIES.

Notice Is hereby given that the Committee OF
Shore Fisheries will give public hearing 10
the room OF the Board of Agriculture Feb.
1889. at .. M, on an act 10 amend chapter 40
section %. relating 20 the taking OF clans ans
CHAs. c. WOOD. sec'y.
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LEGISLATIVE y ICE.

The Committee on Legal y ar u Giyc
nnhlic hearing IN its room at y o,atc House
IN Augusta, Tuesday, Feb. u, 1872, TT 80
O'Clock p. e.
No. 3d. an act to aHir-.5 = - e. =
the Portla n lrine Soeie.A-
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Judiciary will give public
hearing mi It's room at the State House III Au
gusta, Tuesday. Feb. :. 1883. at 20 o'clock p
M, on an act to amend section OF Chapter 20
of the private and special laws of 1854 relating
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Won by

Score, Bath. o. Portland, !. Stops,
Allen, "a; Walker, IL; Mallory, "a. Ref
cree MIR. Kelley. Timekeeper, MIR. Dyer.
Scorer, DIR. Mari.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Legal Affairs will give
In Augusta. -
No IS Thur sday, Feb. 10, 1890. at go
O'Clock p. M, on an act relating 10 weights and
measures.
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POLO NOTES.

T OIlO -NO NJ.
1t was rapid game last night and no
mistake.
Lincoln has improved greatly since he
was last seen here.
For an emergency there is no better
man In the business than Campbell He
can play like tiend when he reaches the
point where every energy is needed u
win. Dawson pairs up well with him
also.
Frank Walker has the making OF good
polo player.
Bangor will be the next polo attraction
here on next Wednesday night. Every
one will want to go and see Big Dick
Furbush once more.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The Committee on Legal Affairs will give
public hearing II its room at the State House
In Augusta. Wednesday, Feb. 10. 1899, at %
O'Clock o. M.
No - Tn an act for the better protec
tou q. q p.seaster. and seainen
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minutes

Room ~ Globe Building.
/ can most heartily endorse Postum and
advise nervous people to Use II in place of
coffee or tea.
Upon the nerves of many, coffee acts
with the same poisoning effect as liquor.
morphia aud tobacco, and, while acting
as stimulant, the re action is the same
as liquor or morphia. In my own case, /
find great benefit from using Postum
Cereal Food Coffee. whereas find moth.
ng but harm in coffee
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DEATHS

In this city, Jan. 81, at the Maine General
Hospital. Morris Leonard. aged 80 years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.]
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Score-Lewistou. Z; Bangor, 3. Stops
Murphy, IS; O'Malley, 10 Foul-Murphy
Referee-Connolly. limer-Murphy. At
tendance-250.
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THE ELRoY STOCK COMPANY,

The advance sale of reserved seats for
the engagement of the Elroy stock COM
pany at Portland theatre next week COM
menceu at the box office yesterday morn
ing The Elroy stock company has never
been seen here, this being its first flour of
Maine The reputation TINT 1t has es-
tablished as n popular priced organization
seems well known in this city Lovers
of melodrama and comedy drama may
anticipate much pleasure next week for
, the klroy Stock company contains several
well known players and 1t is the boast
of the management there is not mem
| Der of the organization who has not ap-
peared at "a Broadway theatre In New
York city. At the head of this combina
tion is the young leading r;an, MIR. Har-
vey Cook, and Miss Lottie Church. The
opening play will be the great naval
drama 1.-The White Squadron. The sue
cess OF this powerful drama Is too well
known to require extended mention.
Daily matipees will be- given commencing
| Tuesday when the great society comedy
Mrs White House" will be presented,
allowing the handsome leading woman,
Miss Church. to display many of the ex
quisite toilets that have contributed to
her popularity with the lady patrons OF
the theatre. Monday night is ladies'
night and special tickets can be obtained
at the box office. 1t will be advisable
to secure seats for Monday early in order
20 obtain good ones.
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PORTLAND SYMPHONY ORGIES

After the coming concert of the Port
land Symphony Orchestra which takes
place at the jefferson theatre next We'd
nesday evening, that familiar term Be
hind the times" which has been applied
to Portlanders in more ways than one,
will become a thing of the past as far as
the highest of orchestral musical attain
ment is concerned.
MIR. Frank l.. Callahan director of this
new organization has been rehearsing its
40 members for the past three montns.and
for his courage in undertaking SO great
a responsibility, he certainly deserves a
full house at the coming concert.
The patrons of the this concert will not
only be furnished with as good music as
given by the Boston symphony, but they
will hear MIR. Thomas L. Clifford, late
Soloist of the Boston symphony sing the
following songs which have made him
famous: 1.-The Coming of the King, +"
Palms and the Holy City"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-21

stage. wears a long-waisted Princess
coat Of damson red cloth with a panel of
aluminium gray, which has the fit of "a re-
ceptlon dress, as we'll as it's length, it's
narrow belt and it's long, light sleeves. A
band of lace-embossed embroidery encir-
cles this wrap at the bust and forms it's
only decoration.
Long-haired baby" bear and Persian
cat are to be among the fashionable furs,
but will not displace the standard sable
and seal. Mink will hold abor. the place
it did last winter. and the same is true
of Persian lamb, though panne velvet to
a degree replaces this. Beaver has gone
up many degrees in favor, as have all the
lighter brown furs.
Short. tight fitting Elton coats with
spade fronts are shown in mini and seal,
some of thes scarcely twenty-five inches
long. All these short coats have high
storm collars and rather wide. clumsy
cuffs, and the fur is relieved, especially
if the stiff u~nbecOming mink is being
fashioned into an entire garment, by
cream lace arranged in soft, fichu fash
ion.
Muffs are either small or immense and
are made OF feathers and velvet as we'll
as of fur.
To wear with these warm and costly
wraps are dresses to match them. Tail
or gowns are seen besprinkled with blObS
of fur. which, like ink blots, punctuate
everp turn and loop of their braiding or
embroidery.
4 reception dress of black velvet is in the
extreme Of the seasons style. Cut as a
stately Princess. it's skirt breaks at about
the knee level into arabesQues and indie
scribab!e IRE gular patterns. which spread
over a background of black net and lose
themselves in a wealth of jet and lace
motifs. through which CLEANS the shim-
mer of a white satin background. The
bodice shows the same arrangement of
velvet giving place TO jet and lace over
white. and the toilet is completed by a
very snowy ''coatee" of velvet, double
breasted white, satin-faced, lace-en-
slcries otherwise concealed. The small,
q wealth of white plumes.
The most noticeable thing about the
new evening dresses is the combination
of artificial flowers and aud-paintine.
A beautiful costume of white crepe de
thine owe, pink satin has the lower part
of its skirt formed of lace tlounces inter-
mingled with large pink muslin and vel
Vet roses. From these blossoms. which
even have the perfume of nature. rise
sprays of rose vines, whose flowers di-
minishillg in size towards the waist arc
painted in the tint of the more substan-
tial limitations. Artificial flowers. again,
are buried in the lace of the decOlicIage.
On a dress of black lace and velvet are
blended real wheat and peoples of paint
and velvet.
For very young girls the prettiest of