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MARIAN MARINES
W AIM BEACH LETTER
Stunning Easter Frocks The Correct Hat.

u "a 4 M
5 what shall I choose for an Easter
costume? What style OF hat shall I
select I How can be- becomtn ely at
tired for this important dress event. and
! at the Same tina make a ton that
will give me good service for cooler
days IN summer, be "dressy" enough
\ for Easter Sunday. and yet not too for
NAL for general wear throughout the
season? j@ ~ ~ 4 n SS
The correct gown and hat for each
occasion Is growing more and more I'M
lportant, and for her who wishes to pc
i suitably alfred, and whose dress-ai-
Iowance is limited. the above problem is
Yone that usually requires time and
thought. !.
AS to the gown, there is today but
ono answer. The decree has gone forth
both in Paris and New York that no
wardrobe Is complete without at least
And why not? We would indeed be
short sighted not to appreciate the ex-
auisite bust subtantial Abs silks that
are emerging from our looms-soft. rich,
and supple to the touch, beautiful In
shade and. best OF all. guaranteed 70
SWear8for one year. AZ
Abs 1fessaline Taffeta carries Its
guarantee on tho selvage, and is suitable
for general wear as we'll as the most
formal occasion. OF beautiful shade
OF reseda, 1t was worn on one Of the
cooler afternoons at Palm Beach by one
| II = = y q q
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SOME HELPFUL EASTER IDEAS FOR. OUR RICHMOND
WHAT the Editor
Has to Say.

This IL "a busy seasot with women, as
che editor we'll knows. IN the country
The delights of gardening furnish ample
and fascinating ott-of-door employment.
The annual spring cleaning and the
making up Of the spring and summer
supply OF clothing Is agaIr, apt to furnish
ample, employment for both The country
and city woman For this rea son the
editor is not Inclined to complain be-
cause the Easter offerings to the Wo-
mans Exchange are a little less liberal
than might be desired.
The editor feels surc that fresh Sub
1ects Of Interest. about which Exchange
members Will like to write, will soon
present themselves for due consideration
and discussion. III
No topics have yet been announced for
competition during the month OF May,
because, as has been intit,ated several
! departments arc to be started then. and
contributors can choose az TO whether
they will interest themselves along dress
making lines. In household affairs. or
whether they will take n literary turn.
There Will always BIO space for indepcn-
dent articles that appeal to q wornan's
fancy, and that cannot be included IN any
special department. $500
The editor will be glad to lave such.
and throws the page wide open after
May hrst 5for the use Of women In general
and In particular. 4g
Should any name have been overlooked
IN badges sent out last Friday, please
write a line and furnish address to tho
Editor OF Woman.s Page. Times Dispatch.
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Mr. Is AND ELTON

When young Mr.. Dandelion came IN the
HIS head head il was yellow a. gold. Sss3i
But as weeks sped along and the summer
lie began to look faded and old. 81
his bright look en- 81 2. s3iS 81 iss
,, No one has been {, able ... to tel. ~.
Themselves to q merrier swell
o surely twas grief. Tor his hair turned
Just as white as the swift dritttns
you'd never have guessed twas the dam
OF tic spring which you used once q
know. .5sgss III e 35s
yet ills saddest to tell. how. when round /
And the II leaves they were yellow and
He was Just forced to shove, Imagine
his shame S.f{ ~ ! il! s 3ss
JULIA EDNA 'WORTHIlEY.
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PATHS FAN.

AZ treasure which Nine. Patti values
graph Of nearly all the European soyer-i
!eigns, OF her lime The late Queen Vic
5toria has written: If King Lear spoke
voice was the most precious Gift woman.
could possess. you, my dear Adelna!.
must be the richest woman.in the W World
have simply written their signatures. but
the Kaiser has added these words: Der
iNachtigalle aler leiten. Tsar Nicholas ola
wrote: Rein CONNIE yotre 5chan mt; I M
III Espa gnoie, une refine iqul la est fle g, !:
de icofnpter au nombre de- SEES sujets..
The Queen OF the Belgians has written
the first bar of the "FussWalzer.1,i
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Laws written LII. ~
& Answer: The double Z. is simply a plura
form, as MS. 8. stands for the. plural a OF
manuscript, and PIP, means more than one
page. ~
Query: What Is 4 the origin Of the term
poet Slaureate? What are the names OF
the English poet laureates
M &, 1861 III M EAfMELINE.
Answer: A poet laureate is SO called
form. as MSS. stands for the plural Of
presenting a laurel wreath to graduat es IN
rhetoric and poetry. The 5Engllsh q au--
reates are Dryden, Shadwell, : Tate, Rowe,
Eli sd en. Cibber, VIII tehead, 4 Varton. Pye,
southy, Wordsworth and 4Tennyson.
Query: Who is he patron saint OF
travellers and of hospitality?
Answer Saint Julian, who is often re-
presented as receiving the poor and the
afflicted, or as ferrying travellers across
a river, Chaucer describes him as
Gan q1ousehold er, and that a grst was he;
Seynt julian he was in his countre
Ills Breed his ale, was always after Don
IA bettre envyned man was nowhere
noon"
Query: why should an sllsh dandy
ever be called q Macaroni? 4
= 3 - q, s3 s. "A. A.
Answer: Tho word was derived from
the Nracaroni Club, organized BY set
OF Eondon exquisites Who having Travelled
In Italy, introduced Italian macaroni at
Almack' 8, a
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/ o. the smartest women q the Newport o,t3
set. fsys3 N sss
waist lines 10 Ion ger pouch. but will
be well defined. SO, too. Will the out
lines OF the bodice. The fashionable
bodice Of ultra cut has q long pointed
stornacher, and is either draped or clev-
erly fitted to give a higher bust line.
Now. as to that important and much
abused article OF woman's attire-the
hat! II statistics could befproperly So
cured, IA am convinced that the prpor-
|. ton OF women who wear unsuitable hats
/ for the occasions on which they are
worn, are about ninety-nine out OF o
hundred. u.
Choose for Easter a tailored hat. To-
day no fashionable woman selects any
other sort for her first hat, and {
she be one OF the fortune favored ones
who has a hat for each gown and a
gown for each occasion, the majority Of
her hats are tailored ones.
Hummel Hats. which reach the acme
OF perfection in style. quality and har-
monious color blending. run the gamut
from the smart stiff hat for severe tailor
made frocks, through the more "dressy"
street that's forGyisiting and semi-formal
occasions to tho pretty tulle and chifr on-
adorned creation that would lend dis
tinction to the daintiest reception or
matinee gown
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KITCHEN w1sDoM

w'a sos xas aan make sas Esn
nassSsy sa T9
treatment q carpet becomes wonderfully
improved in appea rance q. w, W.
All green vegetab les should pc /. kept
quantities.. Roots Of all kinds should
be- kept In dark, dry >plac es. because
light, warmth and moisture produce either
with floar, starch. or powdered chalk:
which viii absorb the c9ld ss,,a
Will harden II: the greater part may then
be scraped off. {i -.s 81 rs fSs.i s
To venttlate room and /. to properly e 81 "
Z bottom. The reason for this ,is to allow
Impure air, which always RISE. to &es-3
cape the top while the 9Sol fresh 1ren
o outs e. IN
ss a burned saucepan should be filled With
i1a xh haa
water slowly, and let simmer fer fey r.
minutes and the burned particles YIN YIN
ce 10 e n al fire In the chimney.
besides any water at hand throw on. u
salt handful Of flowers e r Of snlpsnr
SWlnd dow tightly shut and hold before the
flrepl ace q, blanket Or some Wooen ar
Carpets should be& beaten on the wrong
the right Never put down q carpet on
"a damp floor. for this 20 ften the result
OF hurry and impati ence on the part OF
weary house-clea ers--iH q frequent cause
OF carpets becoming moth enten. q. NJ ssS5ss
5 Ia tchen pain IS IA Will soon III acq utre Xxi g
shabby, dull lookf from the, FREQUENT .clean-
ing that Is necessary. The use Of y
oily Increases the a fculty specially;8if
the paints are yarnish The best plan
Is to boil one pound OF bran &tng as ga
paint with this bran water. and 3sit will
/ not only be kept clean, but bright and!
Glossy gs
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THE TRAINING OF GIRLS.

The qualities OF bodily excellence IN
4 woman are distinctive. and to these her
training should tend. The games and
exercises which develop quickness and ac-
1 curacy OF PERCEPTION and response. firm
ness and gentlenesa OF hand. steadiness
OF polse and grace Eof movement. that
grace which comes from the application
4 Of lust enough power and no more than
/ Is needed to do certain thing we'll
these, rather than the rougher and heay-
er1sports which pile up muscle. are tho
lit pastImes for q grl.. Dyer, 4 she 81, g
FITNESS and tenacity which her brother
IS s SUPPOSED to set in tho athletic field,
this would be better than to have her lose
the finer touch. the lighter step. the eas-
SkatH belongs to one whose senses are
delicate and whose personal pre- ferences
lro at once nice and sure. In the work
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traxicum which It contains is an excel
lent liver tonlc-natures own Spring
remedy rs n
RIGHT KINDHiOF PRAYER.

Prayer without FL righteous works
amounts TO little. We should attempt to
practice IL the deals we pray to God for.
prayer IS for Light. Guidance Direction
and Leading. To pray for things Is to
\ utter "a selfish prayer, but to pray for
afhat which We need lis a blessed prayer
and is always answered II Why should q
man wish for more than he needs AS
means "a Isl IL, finds tina the great God multi
piles his needs and places him in q way
to- have all these needs fully supplied
InR other words, man needs very little
until he become spirltuallzed, rlght-act-
Ing man.. In love for God q nd Right
eousness great blessings of all kinds are
blessed to pray, but moro blessed to live
the ChriSt-like. 544..f
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Tendencies In
Home and Dress.
cMe,ns,er Of woman ! Hxchangc.)

tMeinter OF Wprnan's Exchange.)
Home life and dress refer, Of coarse,
+ 70 Woman, her sphere and external
adornments, which have made an inter-
esting chapter In history for many CEN
turtles. Although the process has been
slow, the tendency has been for the en-
larging and broadening OF her sphere.
and now the twentieth century WOMAN
10 independent and capable Of great
deal OF responsibility
Compare, for instance. the young wof-Is
mon OF century ago with those Of the
present day, and observe what q stride
has been made. 5s Il IVA
The former was reared co1nparatively III
seclusio1i. Home and It's environs were
deemed the place for her. II born OF
well-to-do and gentle parents. ut best,
fer education was limited She was
never permitted to leave home without
ohaperone, and when q suitable age
was reached she was expected to make
O matrimonial arrang cement. which usual
~ ended her public career. t3s5s NJ
Tho twentieth century daughter is born
and reared In an atmosphere OF indepe
def1oe. and, Unless wealthy Is trained.
and educated with + the idea OF being
self-supporting. Her education e thor
ough and of a professional nature. and md.
Despite the poot. who said she had q
! finer less In her brain than man, she
gls proving her ability in every branch OF
industry. s} N 2 . I. Z. Is
4, EVEN In the matter of dress the ten
de1cy is a FREQ and easy style, and while!
nerhaps the short skirts that are becom-.l
inz 80 popular are not 50 graceful as the
trailing garments. still tho convenience
Is to be considered and desired. IS
" 3s IMO q. JERDONN tsS'.
5E4 Providence Forge, We.
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EVENING DRESS
IN GERMANY

\ y
"A German lady who describes herself
as from ''the provinces wrote to a friend
describing her experiences at tho Opera
( the first night OF I1eoncavallo's THE Ro-
land of Berlin" at which the Emperor
was present. When his Majesty is pres
ent all other persons must be in evening
dress. Rs Il
II had read on the back OF my; t1cket.',
writes the provincial, chat 4 must wear d
<low-lecked dress. AccordinglyI took my
NiIe-green six which has served me well
shaped piece from the front, aacrifcing
as little M consistent of my society cos.
tune. The doorkeeper, taking a front
From ny place in the parauet ! was sur;
sss ana md s admlrlns o te jewels hat
spsrkean even from the ,9pmtGst GALLERY
ION the shoulder turned and saw.
1 nIfcent figure whom presently learn
ed was tho Upper II cad Master. Of tho
lsoftiy TO be so good as to follow him
! TO the lobby. as no had something OF the
utmost import nee TO CON ;un'cat e. Alys-
Z ::The Upper Head Master Of the Opera
4 Doorkeepers in formed me that my dress
was; not adequately low behind. Though
r.se @ la az
IS IT Gun soon be arranged in tho cloak
n cloak-roon,5 I went, where the attendant,
who seemed fully equipped for sue rs WORK
trimmed out the back Of my dress, en-.
iarged the V-siape front. basted up the
& frazzled y edges. and thanked me In
businesslke way for tho mark / bestoH'-
ed with some shame and q. trounli "
4 self-consclousness I8made my way 70 my
seat. No one seemed to notice me. and
( & was soon enjoying again tho wonderful
u costumes on and OF B the stage."--dair-
HaZar
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blue 10 trimmed in pink rose buds and
velvet ribbon. IN 5sss s3
No. q. Gown OF white silk null. trim
med in butter lace tucked medallions, IN
ali over lace yoke and a crush gtrdle OF
iorange-cofored panne velvet The sleeves '.s
are accordion plated. the hat PLAGUE
shape Of purple chip has the center I'LL
ed in With tiny pink roses ard border
OF :violets and leaves #
No.83. Silk voile.s canvas weave, 3 trim
ming OF lace in russell shade to harm sze,
the pattern being outlined in heavy white
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Dandelion Salad.

The use Of dandelops as greens" Chat
is cooked as ono would splnach) has al
ways been common In this country. Very
good they are, too, their bitter flavor
seeming to give Just the tone needed TO nm
appetite surfeited with the rich cooking
salad la less we'll known among native
Americans. Near largo cities containing
good-sized foreign colonies dandq1iolls arc
grown In hotheds especially to be eaten
fl,ncooked as garnish or q salad. The
bitter may prove trlfle strong to an
unframed palate, and those experimenting
with the salad, are advised to use half
lettuce. French dressing Is used, Of
course, Not only does the dandelion maSe
\ 9 pleasant variety in salads. but the
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jA HELPING j: HAND Il.

IA helping hand we all may give.
4 If but a pleasant, word to say, w,
And something find each day we i've
M To help another on the way.
"a help hand may SOW the seed
From Which the fruits OF goodness
And to the right may gently lead
IA helping hand to all mankind.
~ Among the rich, the poor and low,
In every state of life can find
An act Of kindness TO hestow.
"A helping hand we all may need
When darkest SORROWS leave their trace,
Someone to comfort and to lead,
10 give us strength and needed grace.
"A helping hand whereer we go
e a ray of sunshine may Impart,
And but deed OF Kindness show
A noble and q generous heart
"A helping hand is eyer near
* In passing through life q troubled tidei
When all the world seams cold and dreaT
It Is a neper-falllng guide.
To BIO free! Become non-conl batiYe and
non-attaehed, and work With Universal
Love doing the nearest or present duty
Willingly and cheerfully, and you Will
soon be free.
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cord The vogue for short sleeves in;
street gowns is displayed here. The
bolero has the effect Of a short tucked
Jacket. The hip yoke on the skirt Is
outlined with lace panels. Above tho
hem are three bias folds "A Partisan hat
finishes this toilet. It is OF golden rus.
set straw and has e long white plume
and rosette OF giltSedged with white Ger
man val lace. II as
e No. a. A gown OF ciel blue Korean silk.
The waist has the surplice effect. shirrcdi
on the shoulders. lace vest and yoke. The
sleeves are elbow length with deep lace
cuffs The hat is OF the shape known
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Tho accompanying Illustration shows q
number Of beautiful Easter costumes TO
be worn by brides and bellies who will be
welded and wooed in Richmond at the
Eastertlde season The descrlp tion OF
these costumes follow the mum beers BY
which, each figure Is indicated si5
No. L Blue taffeta suit OF walking
length with killed .ski rt and blouse. The 'ln,
short Jacket IS finished with q girdle. the
:revers being turned back to display an IN
ecru lace vest. "a rough straw hat Of
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MARIAN MARINE.
HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE.
a. Hundred Years Hence
Give me a spoon Of cleo, ma, 4

Z. ~
Give me a spoon Of oleo, ma,
Is And the sodium alkali,
For, I'm going to max a pie manual
I'm going to make a pie. ss5s
For John will be hungry and tired, ma,
And his tissues viii decompose;
So give me q gram Of phosphate,
And the carbon and cellulose. &.
Now give me a chunk Of cascine, ma,
Il TO shorten the thermic fat.
And give ma the oxygen bottle. ma, "
i5 Ana look ut ina til a.Mosts,
And II the electric oven Is cold, II 4
Just turn 1t on half nm ohm, NJ
For want to have the supper ready 4
AS soon as John comes home. E5.
sS Il Exchange
Easter Strawberry Luncheon.
IL At Easter, while Strawberries are still
delicious spring delicac y ono may have
strawberry luncheon, says the Ma!
issue OF Harper's Bazaar. Tho centerpiect
should be embroidered in stra wberries
upon 1t should rest a slender vase, hold
Ing carnations. Other lace and the liner
used should be In all white.
Menu.
strawberry Cocktail.
Almond Soup with Whipped Cream AM
Hot Waters.
Radishes. Sailed Nuts.
II ~ AZ Olives.
CraB Meat Newbcrg, Served in Greer
Peppers
Strawberry Croquettes.
French Chops with Asparagus
Peas and New Potatoes.
Tomato and Mushroom Sailed
Cream Cheese and Waters.
Strawberry Jelly with Cream and
Whole Fruit.
White Cake,
= Coffee, Frosted Strawberries
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"A 8LovABLE QUALITY,

People would try harder for trust
iworthlness II they knew how sloyablo g
q qely agon Il anyone, that wtsyer they un
dertaka to do Will be done. that you can
really PASS over S share Ef your load 20 e
tie t,e'. ntse ar hand it does not matter how
amiabe men he, II they are forgetfn,
hsS are anPunGtaa * hey habttuaIIy
moyanee ' that ones liking is apt to ale
out.-W. r. Nicoll.
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B'EEYON[.D]!:,.5

rAfem1er OF the Woman's Exchange.)
Reyond the valley and shadow of death,
Tho falling heart and feetlng breath
Where the asphodel grows in pastures
green n ,5 4 sF
And still waters Of life flow between;
There's a home where the pure in heart
do meet
And dwell g 'ermore in union sweet.
No more Of anger, no more Of pain,
NO feeling OF hunger or thirst again;
No more Of NORWOOD, no more OF gall. y
That here on earth Is the ,portlon OF all;
No trace OF sorrow, no atom of sin,
Can c'er the ransomed soul bring in
no this home on high, this home Of tho
best,
Where there's surcease from trouble. and
the weary do rest!
52 BARBARA M, Reid,
Ashland, va.
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.sor-pI ]ir.l:,


names? p, " n, II
Answer-He died July 4th. 1925, when ne
was eighty-three years old. Lafayette
5left one son. George Washing ton and
two daughters, Anastasie and Virginia.
ouery-where did Doric architecture
have Its origin and what are It's chaT g
5teristlos? uLlEeSl - =. /,
took its name from Doris, or from f' N. ne
Dorians, who employed It. II IS the
Oldest. strongest and simplest form Of
Grecian architecture. differing from the
Roman Imitation In. that the columns arg
without fillet or other ornament, ana
the flutes are not scalloped. &,
q Query-What is the meaning OF the
term dry as applied to wine 3.s.
Answer-;o ordinarily. 1t means wine
neither sweet nor sparkling In, sweet
wine, some OF the sugar is not,yet deconi-
nosed. but in old, dry wine. the fermenta-
ton ID complete, the carbonc acid gas
has escaped and much of the water. leaV-.
ing the spirit day or alone. In Sparkling
wine some of the carbonic acid sas ls
retained. s5i ~ !. Z, 3 !, =
IT will talk to you like a Dutch uncle ~.
Answor-The phrase means, 81 willSfe-
nrove YOU amartly." Uncle Is the Latin
notion &c "patruus'nFa an uncle, a severe
Guardian or stern castigator. Hence
Horace writes: me sis patruus mln,.,
which. being literally Interpreted, reads,
HDor't come the uncle over me-.
Ouery-How did a hangman come 10
DO called Jack Ketch?' Il
Answer-rhe name was taken from
Richard Jaquett. to whom the manor g,
Tyburn once belonged i - Tecorueu
that Jack Ketch offlciated at the exc
3cution OF Lord Russell ana tne tA'uh l .
OF Monmouth IN 1918. ~
Oucry--yYhat is the Jacquard loom' a'l NJ
for whom Is 1t named? !, ,, r
Answer-It is an ingenious inYentlon !,
for weaving figures upon silks ana
,,,,sllns and is called after Joseph Mare
Incuuard, Of Lyons. France, lts inYen. n,.,;
toiiery: What play was presented 4 a,iI
4 1S65, tho evening that Abraham llh-
coin was assassinatedY e,r,, n,,r
Answer: The play was "our American 'S
query Query: What color is called "lSe'' '1'4i
green FLlURgTTE.
H Answer; 1t ID 1oI ests q vii - 49, 4
from kendall, Westmoreland, where y
was manufactured, Kendall green was
worn by Robin Hood and his merry men,
and Shakespeare says In Henry ": !,
',,How couldst thou know these men IN
Kendall green. when It was DO darn tAou
co,,ldst not see thy hand?"
Query: IN Medieval days what was a
"Iierphef Of Plesaunce z" = : =
Answer: An embroidered cloth present.
ed by q lady TO her knight TO wear 10y
her sake. The honored knight was pound
to place the gIft In his helmet
Query: If Napoleon Bonaparte's son was was
the Duke OF Relchstadt, who was me
King Of Rome2 =. ~. ~ ~
Answer: King of Rome was q title con-
ferred by Napoleon I, on his son the dly
that no was horn. lie was more generally
known at the court OF Austria as the
Duke OF Reiohstadt,
Query; Where and what Is the tmpefa
palace OF the Russian czars?
Answer: The Kremlin at Moscow, tri
angular In form. and about two miles y
circumference.
Query, Why = the degree 'Doetos 9
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Hats I; and Waists.

No. s. Waist OF lowered silk null,
trimmed about the neck and shoulders
with panels 8of duchesse lace and rows
Of stirring Small pink straw tocque viii
garniture Of shaded silk peoples.
No. g.. Pompadour silk waist, white
ground with pink roses; yoke OF heavy
all over lace Is shirring around collar and ~!
at tho base Of yoke !; applique of chiffon
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CHIC WAIST RLUE TAFFETA CHliFoN
having
revival OF the quaint od
usually shown ana
mark material blue ta1ieta
prey the waist "heEe 'he
of chiffon velvet
effective finish lor n Ip In
and we'll ~ Tor the ossp uSs
fitting cuffs s8#8s
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that she has TO do precision and refine.
ment are likely to count for more than han
man keeps and orders it..-Henry van
Dyke, in Harper's Bazar.
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embroidered in grapes; pink and white il1lLa
5tooque. sf y Fl, e. AZ { =, Fi "a
male yellow brocaded in velvet flowers;
|; dotted met yoke with soft folds Of vel.
low panne velvet = berthe OF heavy lace;
violet tocque with yellow 70 SEES.
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EASTER COSTUMES
sPEciALLY DEsJoNEp FOR THE

:SIGNED 8FOR TTHE 9TIWESipISPNICF1.
as Charlotte Corday trimmed in I white
crushed roses. The skirt Is shirred and
hangs full. K A parasol OF white chiffon
completes q charming toilet.