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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-13
Holiday Table Linen

Danask lnen hcsched table with H. s napkins match
done up box from $3.50 a upwards.
Tapestry and plush table in all sizes.
A fine OF tapestry couch and porcrcs
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-13
Holiday Neckwear

swell line styles that upoevery-minue in Silk and II ash
Ncck5rcdr
Silk neck rufus in all white black and black and white
Feather boas in white black and natural.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-13
Holiday Fans

All New Latest Sizes and Shapes. .
White spanglc fans fancy handles, at so cents
White sangc FANS dainty lace trimmed at Is cents and 90 cents
White spanglc fans, ivory handles from SI5o up.
Real Batenbcrg lace fans with ivory handles
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-13
Grass Linen Embroidered Goods

The largest and best in Direct Importation
Grass Linen embroidered table centers, all sizes i'll all white blue
and white
Grass Linen embroidered obong and oval shape grass
linen embroidered table handsome oong
and round, in all sizes, with napkins to match.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
IMPORTED SPINGLED NET.
This G05ca Nay BE Used for Recep-
ton or ErcHiHg Wear.

altrourb Abraham - Strau=. o. FL-tan-st.
BROOKLYN will not have th,ir spring opening unui
some time this week. Trey have slvtA 'h' immune
the privilege ~ describing in advance few 81
the novel and beautiful things they are TO display
shat occasion
An important Paris costume Of black spangled
net can De utilized iu tvo ways With the Euiinpe
g. 60 an a-,--op~ia:e reception gown: without the
a1l'uluo il becomes charming evening gown us
distinctive features are exquisite shirriug graceful
elbow sleeves and drapcry- The shirrnEs are clev-
erIv introduced live the stylish long early VIC
torIan eject the shoulder Tho sash and Eirdle
is 4 chauEeahe pink satin ribbon. This rs only
one example Of many chic gowns imported. ana
also made tv This house.
A vistar.a wolfe i4 another model with trimmings
Of rich lace az the sam" unique color. Il beige OF
the same material is among -he latest importauons
It's Elton blouse s. co-l.ri,ss and shows yoke
effect Of lustrous silk braid of the same color. with
S hrLl"tS ?, i ~ ,,, ,b lo7 shandareJ eject The
sleeves are finished VII" lingerie '' e''s""' i'oiS
Amoue the hats is sn imported shepherdess. in
pale blue and pink flowers at the back Ribbon
TIHJ-io r-,c5 pieces Of the straw surrounding the
crown. and Tho large fare is finished with SELF
smother is a 6-a5 urban OF Eunmetal shade.
with pink roSette Of fancy straw at the side.
4 sailor OF fine white. satin-like braid is
"le Ti I'M Tn r nj Leaves over which is draped
a long brown thread lace vel falling At the back
rage hat has a deep hidden by La France
roses and birds. and IS finished with n tied bow
Of black velvet ribbon.
To return 10 the gowns. 4 pretty one for a
young girl is Of white linen with pastel blue linen
applied iu circles. and with trimmings OF ''nub'
lace. Others Of canvas and linen
fully carried out IN cut and detail gowns OF
richest silks And right here let Il be recorded
that this firm is selling silk Gowns trimmed IN the
newest fashion for less money than the uncut
silk would cost
This IS by no means the only bargain offered by
this firm. ThrOuChoUt every department the shop
per VIII discover surprises IN the form OF excel
lent articles for little money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

braid and is cut with the shoulder pieces extend
ine well over the arms From under these the cape
sleeves fan IN box pleats the elbows with close
under sleeves OF white cloth and braid.
Many Il thc wolfe gowns are trimmed with shot
taffeta. A charming way OF using a shot silk IN
strong cclors is to tuck Il with tiny fold q white
SIX in every tuck. Lace applications are also good
OF a foundation 81 changeahle silk.
70 looks as though there might soon be n return
20 the balloon sleeves worn eight years ago.
The dressrrassrs ali agree on the elbow sleeve
made o. enc or two puffs and only differ - It's
size. Some Of the houses that stand for ideas
are making their sleeves 50 large that muslin or
featherhoue support Is necessary. on gowns where
the short sleeve seems Inappropriate the CUT from
the wrist 20 the elbow Is close al most wrinkled
IN glove fashion. A fashionable model for a street
gown "A cape sleeve reaching TO the elbow. and
then a close Underseeve.
TIE Louis Ky and Pompadour modes are hav-
ing a strong although rather limited. following
They are modes that demand rich materials and
are 700 conspicuous 20 be often repeated. At
several smart weddings that occurred the week be-
fore Lent there were a number OF costumes made
after these fashions beautiful wedding gown
had the apron outlined with falls OF wide Alencon
lace that continued IN founce about the bottom
OF the train. The sides and back OF the skirt were
gathered 20 stand out stifriy. On the corsaEs was
supplement- that made the bust
and extended 81 rounded caps over the tops Of thc
sleeves OF finely shirred silk n1Ousselne. This Wa
completed by bertha of lace that fell 20 ths
slbOws the slesyes and the front OF ths
bodice tOuched tho TOD Of the high bet Undsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
P4RASOLS md FANS.
artistic Creations to Augment the
Beauty of Summer attire.

To wander through the establishment OF Fred
erck Ioese- & Co, Fulton and Bond SITS. Brooklyn.
&c indeed a visit to wonderland. for this house
has never before had full a selection OF the
beautiful ard useful! Its reputation for gowns,
suits Jackets etc. is well sustained this season.
one striking costume IS combination Of white
creme de chine and repousse lace, the latter being
ore of the 1870 novelties. It has full waist OF
crere with yoke OF lace, high collar draped elbow
sleeves dropping shoulders. girdie and spangled
roset;es. The skirt is Of white crepe de chine and
rcu0usee lace ana insertion. the upper part form
lrr panel effects of repousse all over and inser-
ton. with festoon rounce 1t has a silk lining
with interliuinC OF chiffon.
= tailor made suit Of extra quality Of broad
cloth is made with short bolero Elton coat. hav-
ing ShouldeIettes. stole front. fancy vest with
Oriental trimmings. full sleeves finished with
small tucks. and fancy cuff edged with deep lace
The skirt is the new Paquin model. with small
gathers around the waist finished in deep folds
If tho material. headed with small tucks.
Iocser q co. pay particular attention to chill
CI-us attire. and pride themselves on the At Of
even those at the called awkward age Cut and
color are carefully studied boys and girls
the linens CaHvaScs. Nldrascs and other useful
dresses alone worth visit. and rN al In beauty
the gowns for young women.
tn, millinery department IS the lOveliest IN. all
this wonder scheme No lover OF beauty should
miss H. To the collection or impOrtatiOnS GeOrgette
sends a big. graceful light blue straw, with a
curious oblonG crown. surrounded by a wreath of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
THE ENVELOPE HAT.
Smart Simplicity in White Yedda
.Strdzc- Other Eastern NOUelties.

The millinery department Of Simpson. Crawford
Co Sixth-ave., Nineteenth and Twentieth SITS. Is
living UP to its envlable reputation IN the spring
display One OF the original show hats. which
is Of white yedda straw, Is made in what is termed
the envelope shape-caught up and curved at the
left side A single long plume white IN the middle
and shaded to dark brown at the ends, Is drawn
through the raised side Of the brim thus trimming
the under as well the upper brim- FOLD or
brown velvet laid around the crown terminates IN
a bow on the right side
A dainty French creation IN the line OF headwear
has crown and upper brim Of shirred pink chiffon
The hat IS trimmed with pale volets. formed into
loose graceful rings. and with silk ribbon OF he
came violet shade. Tho ribbon is carried around
the fat crown and made into bows on each side
of the crown. near the back The under brim Of
this hat IS OF velvet chiffon. also SHRED
A sailor Of white yedda braid Is made very ef-
fective by a trimming OF magenta velvet RIBBON,
two inches wide. caught into graduated loops
around the crowE. cluster OF small American
Beauty roses fastened against tho ribbon on the
left side completes the decoration 49,, 81, ,,,,- q,
trimmed with three folds OF shaded brown ribbon.
curved loosely around the orim and drawn under
It is not alone in the millinery department that
a s4i gowns S6STs are as atactys in way
are the hats The [ gown a on os 9b,ts rs
silk slip. The silk Is cut out In the shape OF a
Of white and gold embroidery over the shoulders
mako q pleasing effect under the net. The yoke
close shirring over cords. The sleeves, OF elbow
length, made IN two puffs: separated by shir-
ring The collar IS OF wide gold braid. and q rope
OF pearls wound many times around the throat
The grdle IS Of yellow Cluny lace and gold braid
The skirt Of the silk slip IS shirred yoke. and
around the bottom band OF tbs yellow and
gold embroidery. The net skirt has full ruchings
a foot and a half apart. starting from the bottom
OF the skirt and running up q couple OF feet
A Of etamine wolfe Is made Win a
yoke OF heavy cream lace. The lace also runs IN
two panels down the sides OF the front making a
bib effect OF the cloth which fits In A curved
band OF white satin tnCr7lsted with French knots
IN gold thread IL fastened at the bottom OF the
lace woke IN front and falls the wolfe. Tho
sleeves made with three pufTs and lace ruf-
file Two wide bands Of lace are Inserted In tho
full skirt-one at the knee. the other few inches
lower. The girdls with this costume Is white
Iouisine crushed In soft folds. and trimmed Win
three panne velvet knots IN front
A delicate frOck OF pink chiffon has a yoke OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

pink roses and foliage Esther Meyer contributes
a straw shepheriess with a wreath OF Louisine
ribbon in hello. light blue and blUet on the crown
and little mink aud blue roses underneath From
Maison Lewis comes a large hat OF thread ace
with Epaugiad buttons the crown and trlHl-
ming OF ostrich plumes and black velvet ribboni
also a carriage hat IN white, with long lace veil
drap-d from the back and intended 10 be thrown
around the neck. trimmed with la France roses
and black velvet ribbon Camille Roger sends n
large black straw with green plUmes and satin
ribbon Nirot's creation IS blue straw. with the
crown turned back Ike an envelope flap, ana on
the turned back part q wreath OF blue ragged
sailors and little red buds -,
P4rasn'4 shown tv this house among the
most artistic lu the city. The painted ones OF
white silk with doi.at" handles. are an art STUDY.
To carry with one Of Losers exquisite violet cos
TUNES are punches Of Parma violets. flowers ana
leaves done 90 the lie
T4r,s I'm black and white again used for
rsrasoI coverings ard chiffon IS made into iul
gathered d1uu.,s and rIfiies. ~,
r.. 4ptr,.I.f. the fans one must see them Th"y
a~. ~ l1r, WITH ivory sticks Of feathers win
tortoise shell tt.Er. Il painted Eauze dainty as
.utf.-t't,- '.iur- with mother o. pearl sticks ana
~ -aarAIIug silver ard gold -eqIius-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
ParfSfar, Touches on Iprf19 GoeOnS

the belt on the front OF the skirt zen point OF
lace
only the skirt OF this gown was copied AFTER 'ile
p11rr.adour re~Iod. but there were several more
literal ,arrrles in the wedding corteEe- 4 superb
black gown ~ panue was made with a separate
arron az white silk n0ussel!ne and lace H9unces
T-ra u.iu-e9 bodice was drawn ia close foldS over
Ell ,4- 7ory7fg+ of white lace that showed chokeT
yoke and vest diminishing 10 almost noihlng ~
fr waist line where the sides OF the nocce uLllol
WITH -r-ea small black satin bows. The lace 'front.'
extended 90 "a little fan on the skirt. o..
A-.-l.~ ..asr-rff-1 black costume showed trail
ing skirts of black ChalttIy with a long Louis \
c1af IA HACK eara-'lle. An enormous muH OF white
ostrich feathers WAS carried The hat was q black
and white with an enormous "cuEe. vel or beaul-
I'M hTac}, lace that fell go the shoulders.
One ALWAYS sees considerable black mixed with
white at French weddings. 4 lovely example OF
unite gown was ia 1auro. made up with skirt
severely plain. but very fun Tho bodice was
trimmed with Il Iu- Of butter CUl0red lace. that
fr---1s r.e1a~fra falling 20 tho elbows. The uu-
dersl ceves were perfectly close. from wrist 70
shoulder and the contour OF the arm could Doe seen
under the lace cape. The sleeves were split at the
v-7ss. 20 allow Of q fail q lace. The furs worn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

r,ety. although # may Join under the arm IL
r-effv rnanteiet in a changeable green anu Dl.-7
tilk has the top arranged in broad shlrrlrss, S-P
grated BY enrredeux OF black silk lace passed. II
80 1-,- - rings made fine Tuchtngs OF the SIX
The lowest row OF trimmiuE holds the cape C3sg
tba fg7rra only a lIttfe above the elbows tSsioN
tbfs noinf garment springs oUt IN plg rune, 20
fCrrn the sleeves lined with lace. Ihese See
-esIry, sara-are from the garment proper WIl4-
barVs in natural to the waist DtLlllu anu
rounds up the sides 10 meet az Ihe Jus. ,.h O
IIt-ra six paletot that IS meant 90 wear Win q
gown OF wolfe OF the same color Is OF dull sretn
= yet slightly shot Wirh silver y IS cur low IN
TIE neck and made 20 wear wei OF the siolileIs,
sho,-i~r the front 81 the dress bodice IErIe l- 4
ii--1e 80 collar edged al about with fuil Tuche
and rlfie and finished in front with at-ttit lall ~
- go - Owed green The sleeves are enormous
ar5 end with "A silk ~uf7e az the elbows ana I've
-+les Of ne dyed lace that almost cover the o"S-
dress sleeve. .--.. ILL ,,-,
a trimming that looks vel on plan -9.Ir coz
ssfe ~ bands Of checked or paid SLY. ,y5
.,,-c-f--es made more effective hE me ula'h pm
Ing Another attractive 0In3I1tat'' -.i ..''r 's.r
-s7re5e-f. Of Aea,v fiat lace. amaraii'r't WIN
large chenille dots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
THE ATTRACTIVE COUTURE.
How 1t Is Arranged in the Most Approved
Fashion of the Hour.

a. Simonson. No. g33 Broadway, IS acllnowI-
edged leader Of styles and originator OF ideas IN
everything pertaining 20 thu hair. and his estab-
ushment Is too well and favorahy known TO the
readers Of The Tribune 10 need any introduction.
one Of the most charming 81 HIS recent creations
IS the Marie Antoinette Brisee." pompaiour
on the forehead. II IS almost universally becom-
ing. while Mr. simonsons front piece makes It
possible for any woman 20 arrange It for herself
without trouble or loss Of time This ''trausforna-
ton" does not in5ure the weareTs own hair, VT.
SinOuson SAYS and its perfect matching Of natur =
81 color ana texture renders Il PROOF against de-
lection by the closest observer, or even uy MEM
bers 81 ira family.
Mr. SfInousoa says that never IN his long career
IN the nair business has he had such rich ass0rt-
select from al present. and Zee IS therefore able
10 match the most difficult shade.
lne lovers knot lS ID great assist tn'e TO the
woman ~ 40 aims ~ hattiE 4. Wei dressed H'in
fac'oriy without tHe help ot au arNh .a- stand y
hair Tho lovers knot is "a coy, riyanc. |h,'h VIII
with which Il can Doe arranged has made % % ia-
vorlte with discriminating lressers.
The hair ornament department az SlWuu-uu.~ is
said Dee peculiar itself. ass only genuine tore
toiea and amber shell ornaments can h. obtained
there. while me STANDARD -'t even Tor me S'Al..
tortoise sI,li is 81" small one. All AEt N.-- -l .iiI
or color shells aye iuyH- la'ly rejected aI3 nome
but Tire choicest are offered for sale. His a."r.-
rneDt So really collection OF fine arr. HaHo-urn.
'-t. solid gold ard real pearls mounted -arr...
tortoise shell making -r.'ElI4 display. Hair
ornaments 81 rich tortoise AND amber eh".. a.. i1
htrvy STYLES
Tho departments - hair dressing. marcel vavsr-
ing. etc. ar" matat'0 ln The sa+l. .''r .s 'f.
others. patrons '.'l- assured chat .uI. ID" f..f
nffief& '-r'V t'. women. or long '- '''.- ..
rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

Paris March J.
One OF the prettiest features Of spring gowns II
fhe touch OF white generally 70 be found ABOUT 'e
sfroar rerlacIng IN a measure the linen collars SO
HONG fashionable Linen collars viii undoubtedly
continue 20 he worn. but their present use as an
adjunct 10 dressy tailored gowns VIII come 10 an
END with the appearance OF spring toilets.
The coat and skirt suit VIII not Doe worn much
after Easter. except FOR the most informal occa-
Fious in its place are many costumes OF Nol-e
and silk some Of the spring vo!les are heavy,
srd come tr sonltre coIors that permit them TO be
as generally useful as a cloth gown Smart gowns
are made OF voiles IN fine checks or broken Iaids
A model gown Of a checked wolfe I'm green. blue
and black is trimmed with an inch-wicH black and
f,old braid and small gold buttons, The skirt Is
,,,.ae IN three turics. an Of which fan I'm wide.
,,-.u ,,-essad box uleats. Every pleat IS trimmed
with a square pattern done with the braid and
clusters OF small buttons. The blouse has choker
and narrow vest Of white cloth. trimmed with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
OUTFIT FOR THE LITTLE ONE.
All Sorts of Charming Garments Made with
Exquisite Care

Outfits 20 dress baby from head 60 foot cam Pc.
bought NJ che "h-nolj' E0zaar. 70 90 W..r
Twenty Very pretty outfits thcy are tr..
and each little piece SIS as dainty time and care
could make il.
one Of the 1oveI'r=t pieces 90 Doe seen there -a
the Princess baby wrapper. u is made of the Cine
French nalusock with "a robe front Of vsloucieuu.s
lace and embroidery. Kules rl tle uarru" IH..
outline the front. and ru1. of lace finishes th-
bottom Of the dress Insertion and tiny tuuEs
alternate part way up the skirt
A dainty handmade long dress 81 fhe French
bishop styIe may Doe bought here u i~ made 81 uu.
null very full from the tuck II has shout
ders. the sleeves being set IT, with narrow beading
through which Is pink baby blue ribbon.
knOtted az the shoulder There Is the same bead
ing and ribbon Al neck and sleeves
4 Simple white dress FOR q BABY In short clothes
has "a bertha OF handmade fine tucks and lace I'm
sertion. Beading and lace nnish lie neck and
sleeves
For the older child there Russian blouses
both simple and elaborate Here be a
choice selection OF pleated frocks for boys and
girls and French waist dresses for the little misses
This bazaar does not confne its attention solely
infants clothing Especially would ~ call the
attention Of the public TO it's line OF knit gaUze
underwear, which IL recommends for summer wear.
This underwear comes IN sizes for women we'll
a children Touring and travelling robes also
among the articles IN stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
rus coal scuTTLE BONNET.

The q1ain,est % al chlpeaux for lilt t WIN WITH
. - s..,t.1a bonnet FL white satin trinile- -.
" ''''i ...- v-bfta flowers The sides OF '-
49,, zrn,etirses folded over after me ne ana
~ t5-e-6r caps For the little I lncS, T-ners
70 W ,bit. rfstb o. the general IaVoIl.g, - but
VIZ - 5;ffara0t designs for these ~, 9+ssE
t ~, i Itt.Ss- share. which IL simphcily
- =, D. the most popular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
ONE STYLE OF SAILOR HAT.

hat on the Brctonue sailor order that IS selling
we'll in London has tn, brim made of green yed''
and the crown of groom ana Nh''' pI.''' SIM
br.l5 rlaat tod and standing ON edge. y band of
emerald green velvet ribbon around thr crown Is
ornameuted al each side with steel buckles lrr7r
buckles hold pairs of dainty small Wii-7 S-i'l''
from green to white.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
N=c[TFTs OF VELVET.

In toilet accessories there are many 80 N
t. .,..r, .s ---rIe,s of narrow velvet Dans, -. !.
''' 49,. 30 yellow. green and blue M
- .,,,4.s ,...r steel ard the ends are hsii lis or
s,.-lsr m rho neck by q steel motif w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
SCI IN CHAMPAGNE TONES.

smart set-hat. stole and parasol-for summer
use is shown in champagne. tones The hat Is
Of hair braid. and the brim Is covered with
loose tea rose leaves The body OF the chiffon
a+oIa q, cross sbfrrad and there are two accordion
pleated ruffies The parasOl Is also OF accordion
pleated chiffon and has cluster or tea roses Ias-
fauad ar he head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
AN OYSTER SHELL HAT.

novel toque Of mauve yedda has It's coronet
brin made Of straw sewn IN the shape OF oyster
shells with tiny tufts of forget-me-nots and grass
in each shell" The brim. which is cut at the
back. falls deeper the left side. and tiny roses
I'm pink and white trim the edges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
BROWN ETAMINE SUIT.

4 trimmed suit of brown etamine cloth IS shown
by JaiIlet ladies' tailor. at No 30 East Nineteenth
St As designers OF popular priced models this
house rapidly establishing reputation for ITSELF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

white lace over the pink and both the VIZ 49, -
skirt deliberately trimmed with ~ 49,
pink lowered velvet white chluoh- - GA
medaIlions the skirt are conntcleu y -. =
OF narrow Valeuciennes lace, giving an erect "a
trailing vines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
eouTAcHE BRAIDS.

e,.,4-1 white effects are much en- eVide s.,I -
.h.. sout,che trimmings. and nothing - Acra
more n 1.bire d line OF gold being added W
sdge-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
ruE SUMMER SLEEVE.

sieve. az, SUN gull and voluminous below -.
.r-,. r,4t I'm The summer dresses they VIII % -,
Iln-rr. and saaa will fall in fan pIeats from -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
HAAS EASTER GOWN REDUCED.

Imported gowns from the most famous Parts
dressmakers are attracting attention at o. Haas
Brothers. ladies' taflors 345 Fffth-ave., opposite
the WaldOrf-AstOrfa. o. Haas Bros. are offer
ing a great variety Of these creations. and this
week have provided an additional attraction BY
Offering tailor made costumes, TO order, OF I'M
ported materials. silk lined. for $50 worth $50.
The fitting which can always be depended upon,
Will be up to their usual high standard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
NEW FABRIC FOR SPRING.

new wolfe. something q a cross between sor
nj creep. d. chine. is among the late5t l4'i''
urluE costumes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

cut as % be ''unsliDpable- Inc WIG ot.s IA
lace ia much employed and 1aIIs u '-
some OF the newest creations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

Rio Jaueiro has woman physician DR.
Ermelinda De 81. The course OF medicine for a
woman a South American State may be hkened
10 the course Of true Ove-it never did smooth
and Miss de NaSconceOs met with great opposi-
ton from her friends and family In studying her
profession Perhaps II II had not been for her
mother. who loyalty accompanied her to her lect-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

Miss Pauline Helm Hardin has just been re
elected State Librarian Of Kentucky by the leglS
lature The term Is four years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

Tu. ,!ifrs'tv - Carrying fln. handkerchief ana
bouquet .-ra-ef.rv ard get having on" hand ir"''
which t...e. attending the E"siish court Te''p-
lions have long ,zrerieueed. is overcome this sea-
SON DIS, % bouquet holder having an attachment l"T
holding tr. other articles The bouquets them
soIvc- ~. tine objects OF much ingenuity on the
part IF the florists The latest ore IS the cas-
el1a." "a the uf which are fastened loops OF
ribbon OF uuyfhinE else that fancy may dlcttttr,
such tull. silver or gold gauz,. crepe d' cnine
cor rDIy,eb lace Painted butterflies lowering
among or over the flowers are also popular fancy.