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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
dundee.

Several people are talking Of building as
soon as spring opens up
The Dundee Woman's club will meet on
Wednesday with Mrs. j. W. Hamilton,
Miss Margaret Wedge Is at home again
after several weeks spent In Atehison, Kan.
Rev. jenkins will conduct the f~erviees
today at the Dundee Presbyterian church.
Dundee was well represented at the Mrs.
Patrick Campbell engagement IN Omaha
last week.
Mr.. William COyey. who has been Ill at
the home OF his sister. Mrs. d. L. Johnson,
Is steadily improving In health.
A through line from Omaha for the Dun
dee patrons OF the car line seems now to
be an assured fact, 30 early In
the summer,
Mr. John Hamilton. on his way from
Victoria Tex 10 the Chicago university,
Is the guest for a few days OF his brother,
Mr.. James w. Hamilton.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
JUDGE READ TURNS TO DAY
Passes Hearing in Rosewater Injunc-
tiOn Case UD to the Equity
Judge.

City Attorney Connell yesterday APP
peared before Judge Read to urge that the
hearing on the restraining order granted
Stephen Rice TO prevent the council from
passing the ordinance granting the Rose
water franchise be advanced from April 4
to an earlier date. Judge Read answered
that while he had signed the order, he in
tended that Judge Day Of the equity court
should have the hearing and that the In
sertion OF his (Read's) name In the returna-
BILE clause was a mistake. He declined to
take any action and Mr.. Connell will go
before Judge Day, Monday, to see what can
be done.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
No. 1920 II St. n. w.
CNW6ceu4een 2LvH

Weak and unhealthy kidneys are responsible for more sick
ness and suffering than any other disease, therefore. when
through neglect or other causes, kidney trouble is permitted
to continue, fatal results are sure to follow.
Your other organs may need attention-but your kidneys
most, because they do most and need attention first.
II you are sick or feel badly" begin taking the world
famous kidney remedy, DR.. Kilmer's SwRmp-Root, because as
soon as your kidneys are we'll they will help all the other
organs to health.
Kidney trouble irritates the nerves, makes you dizzy, rest
less, sleepless and irritable. Makes you pass water often
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
FIGHT WITH THREE BANDITS.
Desperate Encounter Between Robbers and
Posse in Ohio Town.
TWO OF THE OUTLAWS ARE KILLED
None Of the Omcers or citizens Are
Hurt, ThozEh VoIIey After
voIIey IL Exchanged at
short Range.

CLEVELAND, o.. March 2s.-A desper-
ate battle was fought early today between
robbers on one side and oficers and citizens
on the other at Bedford. a suburb, result
ing in the death OF one Of the robbers and
the wounding and capture OF another.
Many shots we're exchanged before the
fleeing men were finally brought to earth.
Late last night three masked men en-
tered the town OF Garrettsville, twenty
five miles east OF Cleveland, seized the
night policeman and bound and gagged
him. The officer was then marched to the
postoflce. where he was compelled to wit
ness the attempt to blow open the safe by
the m%arauders.
They finally, after working some time,
gave up the Job without securing anything
OF value. They then entered the store
OF D. e. George, where they secured a
small sum Of money. Later they stole a
horse and buggy and drove to Ravenna.
where they boarded a Cleveland & Pitts
burg freight train for Cleveland.
Fierce Fight Begins.
Meantime the authorities had been
aroused at both Ravenna and CARROTS
Vile. kilograms were sent to Bedford and
when the train arrived there a deputy
sheriff and posse Of citizens we're on hand
armed with guns and revoivers.
The three burglars Jumped from the
train al it drew up to the station. They
Immediately drew their revolvers and a
running fight began. The robbers fred
rapidly as they ran toward an open field,
while the ofhcers and posse poured In
volley after volley upon them.
Finally one Of the pursued men dropped
to the ground dead. A second was so
badly wounded that he left a trail OF blood
In his footsteps and soon threw up his
hands in surrender. The third man es-
capped.
The men have not yet been identified.
Zone Of the officers or citizens were in
jured.
Subsequently the captured robber was
taken before United States Marshal Chan
der. where he gave his name as James
Bradley, 20 years old, OF st. Louis. He
asserted that he did not know the name
of the robber shot to death or the one who
escaped.
About 800 in cash was found on the
dead robber, together with a numter Of
fuses, skeleton keys and burglars tools.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29

Washington. d. c., Dec. 18th. 1902.
Having heard your Swamp-Root so highly
recommended for kidney and bladder COM
plants, ] wrote you for a sample bottle,
which came promptly. for which 1 thank
you very much. So pleased was / with the
sample that l bought from my druggist a
supply, with the result that today my kid
neys and bladder are as strong as any
ones, The pain in my back left me and 1
feel like a new man.
1 had been treated by doctors for uric acid
and also for what they termed catarrh of
the bladder and kidney trouble. As far as
my own experience goes DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root Is a great boon to the human
family, and although not In the habit OF
recommending medicines l feel It my duty
to add my testimonial to the thousands Of
others recommending Swamp-Root.
&HLN|r.anSLz
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
NATIONAL COMPANY LICENSED
New Packing Concern Gets Permit to
Transact Business In
Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. March 2S,-Secretary
Of State Rose today licensed the National
Packing company to do business In Illinois,
with a capital Of $4,000, 900. The Illinois
ofhces will be in Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
INDIANS OBJECT 10 TAX
Montana Redskins VIII Protest
Against Dollar Lew Placed
ON Cattle.

MISSoULA, Mont, March pa deIega-
tlon Of Indians left for Washington last
night to lay before the president a COM
plant against the taxation OF their cattle
at o. a head.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
Condition of Empress s~atissaetory.

BERLIN, March 2s.-The following buile-
tin was issued at noon; AFTER a night
which was mostly quiet the empress condi-
tion is satisfactory. The fracture. which
Is in a bandage. gives her nc pain"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29

NEW YORK, March 2s-Dr. Richard q.
Flower, against whom there are several In
dictmsnts charging him with lsrcens. was
admitted 20 1000 ball today.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
Root sent Absolutely free by Mail.
Sample Bottle Of swamp

Without cost to YOU a sample bottle Of smp Root and book containing ny THE thousands upon uuanhM eE
ma letters receive. from men and women cured by SmmpRo. In wrmg be sure to say that you p@ this generous
If YOU are ET %med that svampRU is wh you need you can purchase the OCULAR @cnt and 500 sir.
bottle at the drug stores ewyhee Don't make any mistake but remember the name swGmpFotM kMTs
spR Root and the address BnEMmnm, N Y on every bottle
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29

New York City, Nov. 9th, 1902.
A little over a year ago | was taken with
severe pains In my kidneys and bladder.
They continued TO give me trouble for over
two months and i suffered untold misery. |
became weak, emaciated and very much
run down. l had great difficulty I'm re-
tanning my urine, and was Obliged to pass
had used a sample bottle of DIR. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, which you so kindly sent me
on my request. l experienced great relief.
/ Immediately bought OF my druggist two
large bottles and continued taking IL regu-
larly. l am pleased to say that Swamp
Root cured me entirely. | can now stand
on my feet all day without having any bad
symptoms whatever. You are at liberty 20
use this testimonial letter II you wish.
Gratefully yours,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
HYMENEAL.
Rosebery,s paushter wsds.

LONDON, March 2s.--The earl OF Rose
bery's eldest daughter, Lady sybil, was
married at EPSON today to Lieutenant c.
J. C. Grant OF the Coldstream guards, sou
OF Lieutenant General Sir Robert Grant.
The wedding was quiet, only near relatives
and intimate friends OF the families being
present. Lord Rosebery gave away his
daughter, who was attended by eight brides
maids, including Miss Muriel White. wear
ing the eaFl's racing eolors, primrose and
red. A wedding luncheon was afterwaTd
served AZ The Durdans. Lord Rosebery's seat
Al Epson. The display Q! presents has
rarely been equalled. King Edward, Queen
Alexandra. the prince and princess Of Wales
and other members OF the royal family sent
diamonds, bracelets or brooches. Lord
Rosebsry's gift amounted to a large fortune
In diamonds and pearl tiarAs, necklaces,
bracelets. etc. The Rotbsehilds and others
sent the bride numerous costly Jewels.
seOtt-RRiI.
BEATRICE. Nsbr, March 2s,-(special.)-
The marriage Of Miss Ethel A. Rail 10 Mr..
X. II. Scott was solemnlzed at the First
Presbyterian church parsonage yesterday
ct az D. NJ, Rev, ", II. Kearns oeiclatins.
The young couple will be at home to thslr
friends In this city after April g.
Iswa Editor wsds Nebraska Girl.
NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. March 2s.-(spe-
eial Tslegram.)-John Scott, proprietor OF
the Lamont Ha.) Chronicle, and Miss
Elizabeth Elyin OF this city were married
here today. They will make their future
home In Lamont.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
ERIE Agrees on Schedule,

NEW YORK. March 2s--A new sehsduis
was agreed upon by the oflcials OF the Erie
and the engineers.
I'VE have not yet estimated just what
the changes agreed upon In the new sched-
ule will cost the company" said General
Manager willard. The engineers are sat-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
THE REALTY MARKET.
March %.
Deeds.

warranty Deeds,
Lucinda Randolph 10 A, +. Forsell,
lot 10, Pruyn's sub In Paulsens add y LOO
Marx Hamann and wife 10 William
Andersen. nh nWM b-i5-i.,,u.",y. S,ea
y. ID. Wead and wife 10 Alice L.
Taylor, lots 1 20 !, block IL, Saun-
dars a HIS Highland park .",,. 800
Johanna Sweesy 20 John and Fannie
oliver, ss lot 20, block g. Upton
Jennie n. crosby and husband to
Margaret V. D. RaiRey, lot 3 and s6
feet lot 2. block 5, Forest Hill and
y. j. Bebm and wife 10 ]. 4. Perti,
lot Is, block 4, Mayne's add. .r.,,,.:, 2S
G. w, Wright and wife to Nellie
Westeott, lot 4, block az, South
e, s. Flor to Alice samson. lot IL.
block 4, =. +, Mayne's LIST add TO
Gait Claim Deeds.
u 20 Is. h bbieoSsRR s. 10 Hawthorne add ' /
Ellen y ana srl b S 81 x T. fiaHayFisSS Sdd ro'. 100
Deeds,
oliver Ames et al, trustees, 10 j. r.
0berg. ~ nwh s-i6-O.-.-...--.. /
Ellen Brink. eNecutTiN, TO A. J.
HayIe, lots Il and Is, block Z. Plain
view ada l'lW
Total amount Of transfers. ..,.... hast
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
Nh. e. nMM/
$50 West 18th ST.

during the day ami obliges you TO get up many times during
the night. Unhealthy kidneys cause rheumatism. gravel,
eatarrh Of the bladder, pain or dull ache in the back. joints
and muscles; makes your head ache and back ache. causes
indigestion, stomach and liver trouble, you get a sallow, yellow
complexion, makes you feel as though you had heart troubles
you may have plenty OF ambition, but no strength; get weak
and waste away.
The cure for those troubles is DIR. Kilmer's swamp-RooI
the world famous kidney remedy. In taking Swamp-Root you
afford natural help to Nature, for swamp Root is the most per-
feet healer and gentle aid to the kidneys that is known 10
medical science.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29

Dover, N. J., Nov. 18th. 1877.
l had both liver and kidney trouble for
over three years. l tried the best physl-
cinnati and Chicago but received very little
benefit until ! commenced taking your
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy,
Swamp-Root. After taking the FIRST bottle
| noticed quite a change which satisfied me
that at last l had found the right medicine.
-four months, and by this time noticed such
q marked Improvement in my health, IN
every way. that | felt satisfied that / was
cured. But. TO be positive beyond q ques-
tlon or doubt. when IN Chicago during July,
1902, / went TO the Columbus Medical
Laboratory, No. l0S State St, and had them
make a thorough and complete MICROSCOPE
cal examination which showed my kidneys
and liver to be perfectly well and healthy.
VZNnnMs,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29

SEATTLE. Wash. March 2s.-The Seattle
Electric company had ten cars in operation
before noon today and preparations are
under way to put on other cars. conduc-
tors are In readiness to take out these
additional cars and the company is skirm'
shing for capable motormen.
Superintendent Kempster said; 1--WE ex-
pee: TO gradually all the vacant places un-
I'll we have a full force. There was no
trouble over night and mons since the
outbreak at Willard"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-29
Qnit CInIm Drraa.


Total amount of transfers ""HS,m
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-14

/ bravos soldados ibsn cayendo uno
| uuO.
Pero habfa otra Voc que Sc alza.
ba en- ell fondo de 50 corsz6n. esta
Voc le hablaba extraf1o lenguaje.
lie decfa que laEos misteriosos exis.
tfan entire ell pssado y Ell porvenir,
y que acaso Ell gohierno que diez.
maba q les hijos de In noble Ven
dee no era sino Ell precursor de
de otro gobierno que reunirfa bajo
una misma bandera q los hijos de
los soldados de Marengo y de Wa
gram, y los q timos vastsgos de
aquellas razss caballerezcas que
Francisco = Bsyardo hsbfsn con-
ducido Italia. z este penssmien-
TO extrafIo aliabs & pesar suyo, sin
saberlo. al admirsdor DEL gran Ma
pole6n con los tiltimos soldados de
Ia Monsrqufa.
Pero hubo IN mOmento en- que
ell general. levant6ndose brusca-
mente. tom6 Ell brazo del coronel
J sali0.
: Venid, coronel. le diio. Me
ahogo aQuf: esos tiroS me hacen
mas dafios que si cada una de sus
balas viniesen darme en- el pecho.
-Yo, mi general. contest0 iris
temente Ell coronel, siento sincera.
menta no haber muerto en- Africa.
LTeueis IN verdadero coraz60
frances. coronel, murmur6 el gene
raj emociona1o.
mo permita DIos, Tepuso ell
corenel. que las tropss de mi msn-
do empefien Ia scci0n! II general,
perdenadme, pero por II prfmera
ven en- mi vida teugo miedo de ba.
tirme.
z af1adi6 suspIrsndo profnnds.
mente:
- No sab6is que hay entire esos
hombres que luchan O la desespe-
rsda. , Guys suerte es terrible,
uno de mis mei0res oficIales, m
bravo y noble ioven al que quiero
como s IN hijos
In 0tros ttemp0s quiz&s el gene
raj hubiera fruncido lss cejas, pues
de Quien sa le hsblaha,
pero In bora era grave y s0lemne,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-14

midas fduebres que siguen q los
funsrsles Sc ofa 10 lei Ell canon
de la guerra civil y los coraEones
franceses que Sc hsllsbsn en- ell
castillo lstieron dolorosamente. y
coEste Que no hablsmos sino del
coronel g de sus hisares. del ge.
neral y de sus criados.
En- cuanto d los sefiores de la
Morliere, de Pssse Croix y al tercer
sobrino del general tenfan hai0 sus
tftulos almas serviles nscidas para
Ia traicion, y cada .tiro que ofan
les llevaha una espersnza. Aquel
tiro habfa mstsdo quizas al conde
Main Hardye. al rival odiado. El
amor, asociado q Ia sed de orc, y
puesto al servicio de naturalezas
sin elevation y profundaments CO.
rrompidss, es la mas espantosa de
las pasiones.
III general no habfa cesado de
sobresaltarse y estremecerse en- 81
asfento, shogando exciamacioDes
de c6lera. Ri coronel estaba palido
como la muerte. Los sobripos del
general disimulsban 50 algeria to
mando una expression de tristeza
hIp6crIta.
La situaci6n del viejo marques
era en- verdad extrafTa. Por 10 de-
mas, sc mentfa & sf mismo con In
meior buena Re del mundn.
Como caballero. como vendeano,
comprendfa muy bien que Ia no.
hleza francess intentaba en- aquel
momento ell dltimo eafuerxo. El
pasadO &c levantaba ante el como
M espectro, y Gna voz 10 gritaba:
SEn otros tempo estabas ID allf. y
no permanecfas como simple eBpec
tador de Ia Incha
Como s0ldado del Imperio. como
bGndid0 del LosrG. pues hsbfa for
mado parte de aQuellas heroicas
falanges que sc retiraron cubiertas
de heridas, mutiladas, pero con 81
rayo en- los oios y In frente alta
ante las hordas extFanjeras; como |
bandid0 del L0ira. &C innsglnaba que !
0ehfa guardian rencor eterno q les 4
pFfncipes cuya Gauss estabR peEdt-
dn 4 nQuellaG horas " cnyos nltimo6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-14
BfBLforEoA DR eEA DEmoCRAofA..

y tai vez en- aquel instants ell dlti
mo enemfgo de su raza GAIA con La
muerte de los valientes.
El coronel tenfa los oios srrasa.
dos de lagrimas. No nombro al
sef1or Main Hardye, pero hsblo de
Ell como 81 hablara de 81 hijo. LIE
habfs visto en- Ell sito de Argel Ian
zsrse bsiC una lluvia de balas &
plantar Ia bandera francesa en- un
reducto; al pie del Atlas partir CON
treinta ginetes y volver solo acri.
billado de balas y cubierto de san.
gre, pero ha abiendo cumplido su
mission. Y ademas contaba de ell
rasgos admirables de desinteres
adnegacion.
El general lie escuch6 atenta
mente y 10 que no habfan podfdo
hacer los sigl0s. 10 hizo acsso una
hora. Aquel odio que Sc habfa per.
petuado hasta ell, que Ia voiuntad
de IN rey y la de IN emperador no
habfan podido extinEuir, aouel
odio que segufa vivaz sdn debiendo
la vida Ell general q su enemfgo,
aquel odio sc extingni6 al rumor
lejan0 del tiroteo, y al DIR Ia nara.
cton de aquella noble vida de SOL
dado.
-lPardiezl exslam6 de repeute
ell general. ST Ell sef1or de Main
Hardye no muere. ST logra escapar-
SO, acas0 le odie a1n; pero ST me
particip4is 81 muerte hoy maf1a-
ns seguramente le perdohare ante
su tumba.
~ 20, diio el coronel. Of supple.
IN que habfa sido hsrido en- medic
del pecho. como IN h6roe, como IN
s0ldad0. no soy I'M devote, mi qe-
neral, pero irfa & misa allf darfa
gracias Dios de rodillas: tanto
tsmo por 81 al c0nsejo de guerra.
~Es verdad... es desertor, muir
mur6 Ell general.
Durante este TEMPO Diana.
arrodillsda en- al aposento, oraba
fervor0sameute. La infelix invoca.
ba oil Dios de In antigua vand6..
81 Dios 1e In antigua AYm6rica, n II
Dios de los ej6rcitos cue protagla II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-14

| los treinta y Beaumanoir, So
heroico caudillo, al Dios de los mar
tires que bendecfa 6 los fusilados
de Quiber6n. Oraba y no lloraba.
Las mujeres del Osste no derraman
| lagrimas sino In vfspera y ell dfa
siguiente del combate. Cuando Sc
entabls la acci6n invocau al cielo
para sus esposos. sus padres sus
aijos, pero erguida la cabeza y he
roicas y fuertes en- su resignation
cristiana.
Casndo Sc acercaba la noche Y ell
lejsno ftagor de In batalla Sc iba
debtlitando, abri6 In ventana di.
rigi6 una triste mfrada al parQue.
Ell senior de Morton tsine y ell CO.
ronel estaban adm paseandose.
Una interieccion en6rgica del
general lego q los ofdos de Diana,
estremeciendola profondamente,
pues Ia exclamaci6n fue segufda de
estas palsbras que pudo DIR CON
toda claridad.
-lPardiezi decfa ell viejo solca.
do. Nanca casaron Jun tos 10 perros
de MOrfontaine y los de Main Har-
dye. Pero creo que ST fuera precise
IRA q echarme 4 los pies de Luis
Felipe antes cue yer f0silar como
IN trafdor nj hombre que acabais
de hacerme conocer, coronel.
Diana ahog6 IN grito, IN grito
De algeria, de gratitud y de amor.
y Sc desplom0 desfallecida. Hahie-
rase dicho que la misms felicidad
fba matarla. Felizmente &c Ia.
llaba 4 81 lado Inoveta que I'm re-
cfbi6 en- sus braEos. EI rufdo del
tiroteo habia cessdo.
Dlos mfoi exclam6 Diana, Gu
"a felicidad fue de tan corta du.
raci0n. sQai6n sxbe si habra muer-
20 en- 10 h0ra en- que mi padre le
perdon&?
-IMuertol contests yneysta. No
10 qGiera Dios, hiia mia, tranquil
lfzate. Grano de Sal estS con el
lie salvara. lOhi 81, le salvar6.
IN 10 ver6s.
La vieis vendesaa tenfa tanta
sonnanza en- IN hijo de ounce
li1os como or nm heroe. Las flDa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-14
HOTEL oLI1[1MN'.P1o
@AANTURCE

A IL MINJTOs DE SAN JUAN
Ei msior hotel on este clima.
Eaplendida ventiIacion. PRrque,
fardinss y Kiosco 4 Is inglesa.
Excslente ssrvicio do carrua1es:
Precios moderados. Sc hacen re-
ducciones para familias. Alum.
hrado sl6ctylco moderno.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-25

Most of these have trimmings of blue and
green Killed velvet ribbon and varieeated
quills. The smart woman never wears a
thing of this kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-25

developments in this line and is very jaunty
and youthful looking.
OF the plain colors. beige tone is UNI
doubtedly to the fore. A dainty dress for
a reddish-haired woman is a tan wolfe with
picked up gathered skirt and introductfons
of white lace appliQued with mauve and
green applique. These appliques also trim
the waist. Collar and belt are folded
mauve satin.
Plenty Pretty Ones.
Hats are the troubles of our lives just
now Every day sees something newer and
prettier than the preceding one, and we are
worried beyond expression which to Sc
lect With so much variety there Is no
excuse for an unbecoming piece of head
gear.
A chick primness is salient feature of
our hats. ToQues cannot be too narrow
or picture hats too wide. We come upon
them In alluring form in hyacinths. white
and mauEe with here and there a twist
of pale blue velvet-a charming combina-
ton in every way
The Louis XVI hat, with its dainty floral
arrangement on each side of the ears show
ing little in front to give becoming
touch to the face is another shape with
bid for popularity.
Richly colored straws in mixtures are the
tbing-the fuzzy chrysanthemum braids
and Roman plaids. Quilts stuck pertly
through the crown and soft ribbon loops
form the garnitures. The burnt straws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-25

touches the ground in front and rests upon
Ii two inches in the back.
The shaped empiecements on the hips in
these skirts develop into cores in the front
graduating downward, the plaits only ex-
tending round the back and sides. This
is difficult to describe, but the effect is
very graceful even on short woman.
Short Woman Gone.
That reminds me to ask what has be-
come of the short woman. She has sud-
denly and mysteriously disappeared. The
styles have made her long. / suppose, even
when nature intended her to be short. A
triumph of modes over matter. certainly.
We are not allowed by Dame Fashion to
show anything save the merest suspicion
of a waist line nowadays. Our backs are
beautifully curved, but the straight front
line must be preserved. Indeed. many
dinner gown Is nothing more than gor-
seous tea frock called by courtesy an en-
pire creation. 1t IL stunning. too worn oy
tall. well put-up woman.
Bodices this spring give length to the
rSure and droop only little over the belt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-25

or high girde. This feature of the cos
tune has to be carefully adapted and is not
wrapped around the waist sash fashion.
but must me boned and nodded to the
figure with exquisite care. 1t is finished
with long slide buckles. fancy enameled
buttons or drop ornaments, and possibly
a chou of lace or chiffon at the top.
The elite of Partisan and American So
ciety gathered at the opening Of the fifth
exhibition of the Societe ArtistiQue des
Amateurs in the COurs la Refine.
The gowns worn by the women were the
smartest seen this season. Particularly
fetching was a cream creation of soft silk
trimmed with heavy linen embroidered in
string cord shading into tans and browns
The skirt consisted Of three plated fiounces
edged with antique lace insertion. A hip
empiecement and four embroidered panels
fitted snugly- over the ruffles. which fell
to the bottom of the skirt. The bodice