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New-York tribune., 1901-04-29

couuty.-samuel n. Hoyt. Plaintiff against 'sebo sss
Action No /. tNo 1z2 West soth Street, In purse
of Judgment of foreclosure and sale duy
and entered in the action bearing 9aSg % ' Of
18th day OF April 1901 filed the Office OF the ,oo'
the County New York the 10th day of April poi @
], the urdersEned the referee said Judenlent Iane.
sell at public auction at the New York Real Estate
Sales Rom. No. III Broadway. in the Borough OF an
haitian, CITY of New 9th day or May I'VI'
twelve O'Clock OF that by William NJ Ryan.
Auctioneer by said judgment 70 n
sold described follows All that certain
lot piece parcel with the buildings thereon
situate In the city, County and state Of New YORK aha
bounded and described follows: BeTnnlng on tne
South side Of E.Ghtieh Street at point distant or Two
hundred and eight Co.'s feet East Of the Southeast
ner of said street and Amsterdam 0ormeriy l"aH at5
Avenue, and thence South parallel Win eaIu
and OF the through a parry wall one
hundred - inches to the cent? 2
line block; along said centre line OF
feet; North parallel With
said and Of the through a party wall
one hundred (i02) two C2) inches to the
South side Of Eghtieth Street and thence West along
said twenty COD feet to the point or place OF
beginning.
Dated: New York. April 18th, 1901 .,...
AUGUSTUS II NANDERPOEl. Referee.
DAILY. HOYT & MASON. Attorneys for Plaintiff once
and p. O. Address: No. II William street. New York
City. -
The following diagram the property to be sold:
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SOUTH SIDE OF 14oTH STREET-Ne

York Supreme Court. County of New York Amer
lean mortgage Company. plaintiff against Frank Koch
ct al defendants. OF fore
closure and sale. duy entered in the above
entitled action. and bearing date OF April
1901 ]. the Undersigned the Referee said Judgment
named. viii sell in parcel public a
New e York Real Estate saesToom No III Broadway in
day. the 29th day Of April 1901. O'clock noon
on that day by Peter F. Meyer auctioneer promises
descroed in said judgment follows: All certain
!et piece or parcel OF land situate. lying and being
the Borough OF Manhattan, in the City York
ana bounded and described as follows: Beginning
Street distant hundred feet easerly the south
easerly corner Of Amsterdam Avenue and Ore hun.red
ard orteh Street running thence souerIy paf
with Amsterdam Avenue ninety rine feet and e!cFtn
inches thence easerlv and parallel with hundred and
lorueh street tweniy-hve feet; thence northeriy and
parallel with Amsterdam
riches 70 the southey line Of One hundred fcrteth
Street. and thence westerly along southerly line Of
One hundred and fortieth Street feet 10 the
point place Of beginning - -
Dated. New York. April g. 1901
- - EDWARD Z la FETRA. Referee.
BOWERS SANDS. Attorneys Plaintiff. 81 ,sa.sau
York 'N' -'N"
The following is diagram of the property to be sold
described above: - ~
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coanty-Mary Heyt Plaintiff. against JaeoO cSe S
Melnperg ana others Defendants Notice OF saIe. ~
iIo West soth sreep In pursuance OF b nbove
foreclosure and sale duly made and entered IN ne Ito1
sed & lea aston & bearing date the 18th day OF A2 @ YORK
on the 10th day Of April 1901. the underssneo'
fe!efee IN sad Judgment named will sell at pupe
ton, at the New York Real Sales Room NO
Broadway. in the Borough of Manhattan CITY OF New
YORK on the 9th day of May, 1901 twelve CLOCK
OF that day. by William M Ryan auctioneer, the prem
scrieed as follows Al that certain lot piece or parcei
land, with the buildings thereon situate in the ~
Coury and state Of New York and bounded and
Street at point distant hundred and sixty ooo,
feet East of the Southeast of said street ana
serdam formerly 10TH Avenue and running thence
parallel with said and of the through a
party wal! hundred (102) t2) incnes
TO the line OF the block thence East along tne
line of the block COO thence MOTT
parallel with said avenue and part Of the way throush
party wall, hundred and two 002 feet two t2
10 the South side of Eghtieth Street and thence
along said street twenty 2 feet to the point or place OF
beginning
Dated: New York April 18th, 1901.
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERPOEL. Referee.
DAILY HOYT & MASON, Attorneys for Plaintiff. once
& p. o. Address: No IL William Street. New YORK
The following diagram of the property to be solo,
West S0th
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foreclosure Sales.
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CTPREME COURT. County of New

SUPREME COURT, County of New York
Smith Cog. Plaintiff. against Ida Paten and others.
Defendants In pursuance OF judgment
and sale made in the above entitled action April 17th
1901, and entered in the New County Clerks office
april 18th. 1901, J. the undersigned
Judgment named VIII sell public highest
bidder al the Exchange Sales-ooms III
haitian Borough City County and State New York
Monday, the 20th day ~ May. 1901 u o'clock
that day, by Peter T. Meyer Co. auctioneers prem
ises directed by said judgment be sold therein
scrbed follows: All the undivided part
Of al ha certain lot piece parcel Of land with the
building thereon erected situate the 22nd Ward of
City Of New York; Borough of Manhattan. County and
state Of New York bonded and described follows
viz Beginning point the northerly side OF
Street. distant hundred and ninety eastery
Eighth Avenue: running thence eastwsrdly along the
northerly side Of 51st fifteen thence
wardy hundred feet five inches the line OF
the block thence westwardy along the line of the
block fifteen feet thence southwardly hundred feet
five inches 10 the point place Of beginning.
Dated New York April 23rd, 1901.
HENRY w. BOOKSTAVER Referee
FRED INGRAHAM Plaintiffs Attorney. 1872 Broadway.
Manhattan New York City.
The following is q diagram Of the property
divided onehalf interest in which is 20 b. SOLD Its
number is 2i1 West 51st Street:
Centre line Of block.
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The approximate amount OF the lien charge
ay which ihe aoo.e d.~e,ied proIerty s 10 be sold is
d9art ljti. day of April, 1901
tcgriit" with and allowance amounting three
hundred ana forty four and aSlGo dollars with INFER
est from April 10Th. 1901. together with expenses
Of the sale. The approximate amount OF taxes. dis
bursemsnts and other liens which 10 be allowed the
purchaser out Of the purchase paid by the
referee is the sum of eight hundred and three TTioo
dollars (SSo3. 10. and interest
ACGCSTUs Il. NANpERPOEI. Rer.ree.
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foreclosure Sales.

which the abovedescrbed is 10 be sold interest
thousand Thrty-two o-100 dollars, with -
thereon from the 11th Of April 1901 togetnei
costs and allowance amounting One hundred anu n
nine SO1Qo dollars. interest from ~.
April. 1901, together expenses of the sae 1s
approximate amount taxes other
which be allowed the purchaser out OF tne
chase money, paid by the Referee. is s3ooVu Li0
ing interest.
Said premises will sold subject 10 prior mortgages
agEregitins 200, including interest.
Dated New York. April 18TH 1901. x
AUGUSTUS H VANDERPOEI. Referee.
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Inc approximate amount Of the lien or cha rcs -
when me above described property is to he soid !.
twenty three thousand and seventeen 10 Ioo go.
dollars. with interest from 18TH dav ~ 80 oo .;
wS Rg1rea and f9ry-ye and 2o1oo 20 i6m dollars
bYnses OF the see The approximate Of taxes dis
The purchaser of the purchase noneV llowed TO
dollars (ss03. 10 Interest 'eu ana three 1t-lOO
AUGUSTUS II. vANDERporr. ps,.ros
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The approximate amount of the lien or charge 10
which the aboIe described property Is to be sold Is
three thousand and 501o0 (s23 OIlo aoI
with 18th Of April 1901. togetness
with allowance amounting three hundred ana
fortyfour 21-O0 dollars. with interest from
10TH 1901 together with the Of the sale
approximate disbursements ana
liens which be allowed to the purchaser out o
paid referee is the sum OF est
hundred and three dollars (Sso37 and interest
H
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foreclosure 5ales


isfy which property is 10 be Sold q,
Three thousand and nnetytwo 05-100
lars with interest thereon from the 11th day April
1901, toeether with and allowance
One hundred ninety and 55-lU0 Csi9055-oo)
with interest from April II. 1901. together
the sale.
Said premises subject to prior mortgage
for 81. 500. with i..rerest.
Dated. New York. April 18th 1901.
AUGUSTUS H. vANDERPOEI, Referee.
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est 51st Street.

West Dist Street.
The approximate amount # the lien or charge 70
satsfy which the above described property Re sold
IS si5s225, with interest from April l. 1901. together
with costs and allowance amounting 10 S2S349 with
interest from April I7I 1901, Of the
sale. The approximate of the assessments
ana liens o be allowed the
chaser of the purchase paid by the Referee
Is 500. %
Dated New York April 23rd 1901.
HENRY w BOOKSTAVER Referee.
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l4oth ST.
Amsterdam
Ave.

me Approximate aggregate o s
nen upon the premises with interest and disburse
.nts as ko38 oo and of taxes.
'aIes; Sss 30 EDWARD b. LA FETRA. Referee.
BOWERS & SANDS, Attorneys for Plaintiff
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GOLD FURNITURE & REGHDyyc

handsome gold FURNISHED frames cinsfn,
out; sacrificing $50. worth s15. can show,
Rooms 90 Sixth-ave. Inv"
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Licensed and bonded. 32o Broadway.
Rooms ll1-1ls. telephone l.e3l Franklin. =
expert detectives. male and female
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CARPET DYEING.

FAOb bRYANT. 81 West 34th-st., 800 9TH
nmous- sve.-Carpets dyed ali colors; also
cIeahea by naphtha. steam or on foor.
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The approximate amount Of the assessments and
wafer rates or other liens which TO be allowed
purchaser out of the purchase by the
referee is as follows: Upon the first
$500 ana accrued interest thereon upon Second
parce the tn or 81 3S Is and
Dated New York April l7th 1907. ~
EMIL GOLDMARK, Referee
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For Both Sexes-Cftv
For Boys and Young Men-Countrv
Gearbers.

TfR w G. HOWELL private tutor at nunfIs, homes n-
D al A' l. hzd-@t Two pupils received in family
ITAPERT EDCcATION--Boys and backward youtbs
IL received py expert Tutor Cmarried). long exne--
ence IN M piedsa.t country home
Nunloer IlIeu Ehtire charge taken. Highest recon-
MoIristown, y. J. ff'' ~ - ! H-'->'
A DVEfIISEMENTS and subscriptions for The ,>rhu,.
receleed at taelr Uptown ONCE No. Broad vay
door north OF 31st-st clock
received at the following branch ofces AZ rsp,s
once rates urtn O'Clock p 254 shave
coz 25d-st i3I 6th,ave l2th-st. Macy's Gth-av.
rnd l7th-sl' Asz Columbus-ave..
West 42d-st near 6h-ave.: % East I4th-st o57 Wes
s2a- be1ween 'th and stn aves l59 East 47h-st; 33s
3e-ave, between 10th and 7Ih SITS: I02s ad-nye
6istst; lfOs 1st-ave. s3th-st: f56 Tremontaye
CSC 31-aEe near 4lst-st: t54 3d-ave: Beecker-st
a25 Bleecker-st ' " Aei-S'''
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HELP WANTED,

Female.
WANT ED--A lady TO superirtend the care
OF private house during the absence of
the famlly in summer; she must live in her
own home. preferably uptown west and be
an experienced housekeeper. with excellent
references Address A. G.. b, Box 34
1.242 Broadway
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5rbnol Aqcnries.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Coyernesses
etc. 10 Colleges; Schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs. N ]. YoCNG-FTLTON. % Union Square
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE.

EEwMAN's. l45 EAST soD-ST.
REAL ANTIQUES OuH SfECIAI1 l.
A paradise for collectors: the largest and
most unique collection of old mahogany
furniture in New-York; rare bits OF china,
pewter copper and brass.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

OF NEW YoRK.-Rodman A Brush Plaintiff.
adn ad & Sy @ aa an an in a
1901. the undersIgned, the Referee said Judgment
Estate saiesroorn Brosdway in the Borough Of
s @ % p Ct ST noo x % on s 1 s @ g day Of
Kennedy Auctioneer the premises situated in the Bor
directed by judgment to be sold and therein bounded
61, a s B I sde Fl At
hundred noo) feet Eastery from
ming hsHcs Nor.hs5Iy sna Ea5as Sia
thence Easery and parallel with the Northery side f
inches thence southerly ard again parallel
roush @ 81 Wa 9nre Part srf s Of the &
inches TO the SoTshsry A side and
Street feet and six inches to the point pa
ef beginning seGond parcel Begnnns at point the
feet EaseEiy from the southeastery Of Tenth
along said southery line Of Ffyfonrth street. ft fse
thence Southerly parallel with Tenth Avenue fortynine
Northwesterly by North inches:
souhery side Of said Ffty-fourth Street at
hs p0@ @ F a Mace o Of es and by Street
DISTINGUISHED by lot 20 and Il On map made for
stephsn csgbreing Master in ChanSery and hed with
Leonard & ct al in which action Judgment enrolled
Dated, New York, April I7th' 1901
DE WITT V R E Aft645eT G@pMARN AR *
Liberty street Cianhattan, New York CITY %
s5 west ! g st sfreet parcel Its street
! ! -. :. !" j! !. ! !" !" ="
West Saith Street.
s7ess The 50GwInE ss @ assTS r. ef the second
West 34th Street.
z 500 90
New-York tribune., 1901-04-29

DRESSMAKER. highly capable and strictly
first class. solicits the patronage of re-
fined parties. assuring the very best grade
OF work al exceptionally reasonable prices.
Fitting done at patrons residence. II de-
sired. Call or address 2lS West 2oth-st
parlor floor.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County of


New York:-Margaret McGill. Plaintiff against
ifloget 'urley Thomas Curley In
suahce OF Judgment of Foreclosure duly made
d entered IN the aboveentitled action bearing date
N sstd JuagneIt named. will sell Public Auction at
the New ork Real Estate Salesroom No III broadway
IN the Horough of Manhattan. OF York on
I1n nag OF May 1901 at II o'clock noon on that day
a!d -Jndgaent to be sold and described as FOL
lows AL that certain lot. piece Of with
huidines thereon erected, situated the CITY and
ounIy of New York. and bounded end
lows beeinning at the Northwesterly
ored ana fourteenth Street and Pleasant Avenue and run
nng thence Horherly along the side OF Pleas
thence westerly parallel One hundred and foIr
eenth street Fortynine 4e) feet norhsrIy nara
lei with Pleasant Avenue fls) feet for S incbss
thence westerly parallel with One fourteenth
Pleasant Avenue Fifty (d0 feet inches
ESasterly along the northerly hundred
fourteenth Street sxtynne ts9 feet point or nace
OF beginning. be the less togehar VIII
such easements for the as the sad d
fendant Bridget curey have the walls adfojnr9
me sad described premises the and wes.r
Dated New York, April 18th. 1901.
AUGUSTUS II. EANDERPOET. Rererea
j. J. KARBRY o'KENNEDY. Attorney for Plaintjfy o.
Ill Broadway. n. Y. -'
The following diagram of the properv r. r.. ella
1ast l1ith Street. and 263 Pleasant Avenue anu ''
:. 80 IL
East Hath Street.
The approximate amount Of the lien charge 10 easfy
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HELP WANTED.
Male,

Male.
ATTENTION, MEMS takes YOU 10 all
principal ports Of Europe. London Liver
poor. Glasgow, Hull; also free passage pro-
cured: Shipping Ohices, 5 Clinton-st and
10 West-st., New-York
MANAGER. - Energetic man; manage
branch; old established house; no solicit
ing: Office duties wholly; salary si25 month:
extra commissions. yearly engagement;
rapid advancement: experience not neces-
sary; must furnish references and $500 cash
Drawer "a. New-Haven. Conn.
"ANTED.--A bright. nea, boy to work in
once: must be good penman. T " y
BOX -. Tribune Cffice
Want EOS--Young man. as helper with
travelling man going West: $40 week
ana expenses; must have about 500 cash;
year work; state age nationality etc
Aooress Box T, l,5l5 3d-ave
"ANTED.-Two young men. between 25
ard 30 years of age. to learn our business
as statesmen. then as managers; must be of
soo0 education and address. honest and
energetic: Apply. with references. to
BALCH BROS. CO.. 156 5th-ave.
"ANTED.-Young man, with 5000 to 5000
cash: new business; married couple can
nave living rooms free; nice goods; $50
month clear: this is business 10 honest
meaning party. Address BCLAK Box F
1.5l5 3d-ave.
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West 54th Street.
The following is a diagram Of the second parcel ts
street number is ass and 40 West
Uee+
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,

Female.
COOK--Ey coed cook IN private family. no
objection 70 plain washing: good refer
ence. i2i West 4sth-st-. housekeeper's bel
COOk.-By young Pennsylvania woman:
good cook. small washing; no cards: city
or country. CONNELL. l3S West I9th-st,
COOh--Flrst class; in private family. five
years reference. thoroughly understands
her business. Call Monday. AARON CAIN.
500 3d-ave.
COOK. &c--By German woman 10 do Geek
ing, baking and chamoerwork by the day
t.6So 3d-ave-. Poo.e's hell
COCK.-First class: thoroughly competent
in all branches. can get up company din
ners; by day or month: 6 years best city
reference NJ. r.. Box 29s. 1.2i2 B'way.
COOK. &c--By capable Protestant woman:
good plain family cook. iaundress and
baker. good reference HOUSEKEEPER
pa West 25th-st-. one fiGht-
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DRESSMAKING.

ARTISTIC DRESSMAKER and ladies'
talor OF rare ability wishes few more
customers: used working for the elite and
leading actresses; fancy taller gowns of
every description: summer silks and organ
dies, coats. caps; cutting. fitting, 81; pat
tern TO measure Soc: highest reference
given. 2so Livingston-st.. Brooklyn, near
Loeser's.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-29

GARDENER.-Sinsle. capable Of taking
charge gentleman'S country place: flowers.
fruits. lawns and vegetables. care Of cows
poultry; sober, reliable. best personal ref
erences. GARDENER. Box -. Tribune
Office
New-York tribune., 1901-04-29

GARDENER.-First class: understands
greenhouses and all outside work: wishes
position at once. GNPDF.NER CO 2d-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-04-29

GARDENER. American: single; thor
oughly experienced: under g,ass; fruit.
flowers and all branches; experienced vege-
table grower; strictly sober; highly recon-
mended. S41 95h-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-04-29

GARDENER.--On eentleman's place: thor
ouXhiy experienced in greenhouses. lawns
gardening, farming and stock. married no
family; first class references. NJ. G. I.2GJ
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1901-04-29

GARDENER and COACHMAS.-CuLp.e;
wife cook and laundress; exps r',Ilred:
tlenap's place. Address a. r., care r'rv.Icn
Branch Y. VI. c. a. ~ West 24;h-s;.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-29

LADY'S MAID.-Ey competent Freach maid
and hairdresser: all kinds OF family sew
ing: thoroughly understands her duties as
a maid; highest references. L. l., Box 34s.
l.269 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1901-04-29

GARDENER. Thoroughly good: under
stands greenhouses. flowers, fruit and
vegetable gardens: also cows. married. no
family: aged 10; f2 years last place: good
reference. H.. Box SO Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-29

GARDENER.-Sin reference - years: /:
private place vitn siass preferred: fruit.
flowers and veget~ hles, outside crops; has
lived with first class families. GAR
DENER, IS Bowerl
New-York tribune., 1901-04-29

used 70 horses. garden. all work; wife fine
laundress, care milk and poultry. expert
butter maker; very good people; best Of ref
eTences. At CARPENTER'S los 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-29

| DAYS WORK-Enelish Protestant widow
desires 10 clean bachelor apartments or
Office. BURROWS. 319 West 44th-st
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I-AJ'NDRESS- SS--Swedish: first class city
reference: wages So to $50. e.. Box 50.
1.232 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-29

NURSE and COMPANION to nervous.
mental physical, narcotic or invalid !;
thorough masseur; willing, sober; shave.
valet travels. PARK i1$ West s2d-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-29

GARDENER and FLORIST.-By Swede:
married; one child, girl. years old: on
gentleUan's place; competent; 20 years eX-
psrience; well recommended. Address 7.
G.. Box 266 .259 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1901-04-29

OCSEkEEPER--By American woman.
middle aged refined. TO take charge OF
house for bachelor or widcwer or small
aduI, family; good cook: city OF country:
references. Address ~ B.. Box 50. 1.28s
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-29

CARETAkERS-By swedish family. one
child. for EsntlauRl's house during sum
nle- months; good references Address
GOODALE. 3ft Fast 2jth-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-29

GERMAN COUPLE. with small family
man understands horses and cows; also
all farm work; wife in kitchen and house
work. r. 5. Becker-ave,, Wakefield,
New-York City
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-01-04
Paris.
MISS c@GA NETHERsoIE's LATEST sAPHo GOWN
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make of the very familiar toque raised
on the left with a long buckle.
4 Picture hats are builded according to
the face beneath, so that there is really,
no definite shape which expresses what
is meant by the term. The sole object
of a picture hat is to aid beauty. This
is accomplished sometimes through the
{Gainsborough idea, by means of the
Romneyesque or by distinct leaning
toward an exaggerated Normandy cap
scheme. And SO it goes. Fit the hat
to the face, droop the plumes, bend the
brim and smash it in a little on enc
side, and one has accomplished the feat.
| have been particularly enamored of
a quaint thing in plated black chiffon
with one big rose tucked in at the side
and the CLEAN of gold galloon about the
crown. 1t belongs to the bandbox bri-
gade, of Miss Elsie French's trousseau.
The new hat" as we are forced al
ways to chronicle the latest addition to
the Vernis Martin cabinet, where Pari-
sian CONNECTIONS first see the light of
day, is like an inverted soup plate with
a very shallow bowl. 1t looks elabo-
rate. but it isn't. 1t is composed of
many yards of inch wide stitched taft
feta bands. Coil upon coil of, this COW
ers the soup plate foundation. single
flower rests lightly upon the stiff folds
forming the wide brim. A huge bow,
with broad loops and ends, begins at
the back you know not where, but with
Jerome Sykes you exclaim. Something
tells me ii has arrived" And, sure
enough, 'the velve. bow. augmented
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with black ribbon, knotted into q fiat.
big bow. For a girl in her early TWEEN
ties this style is most attractive.
J. OF course, you know that loveliest of
portraits, whose attitude society women
of New York are loath to copy. the one
of Nine. lie Brun holding her little
daughter in her arms. The latest Golf
fure copies the arrangement of the RIB
bon or wisp of soft gauze threaded
through the natural curls round the
mothers brow. 1t is delicious. Then
know too, that Sevigne curls are to re-
turn. They are those ridiculous little
corkscrews dangling upon the forehead,
but, of course, made very soft and de-
cidedly picturesque and piquant to
boot. Do not run away with the idea
that with both these models the coil
must be worn low. suit your own
STYLE" as in your hat, says the wisest
of modern hairdressers, and. truth to
say, we do in these days. do we not?
For very young girl the Bacchante
model precipitates itself into promi-
nence. The tresses are rolled upward
loosely all round the head and, for
evening affairs, meet wreath Of leaves
or flowers.
My advice is to neither accept nor fol-
low any standard. but to experiment.
dear readers. with the hat and coiffure
vogue at once until you hit upon the
duo which fits your personality. Then.
and only then. will you have acquired
that subtle and indefinabie charm
style. DAISY MAY.
&ew York.