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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-17
AIabama's Irish Red Gross FInr.

To THE EDITOR OF THR SuN-Sir: The red
satire on a white field adopted by Alabama Is the
81. patricks cross which Is Incorporated In the
British Union Jack.
Is Alabama TO be a New Ircland' PURsuIvANT.
NEW York, April 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-17

Knlcker-What Is the composite citizen'
Bocker-A brother to the OK who walks softly
and carries a big muck rake.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-17

The Ten Commandments have been found;
The muck rake man we view:
And so, we venture TO predict
Beaptudes are du..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-17

Judgment on Mr.. BRYAN as a confirmed
conservative might be suspended until he
returns home and learns how far some Of
the other radicals have got ahead Of him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-17

n our friends uho fdror US nth manuscripts for
publication rtSh TO hare rejected articles returned, they
muSt IN all cases send stamps for that purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-17
The Wonderful Year

An impression prevails that our ex-
port sales have been steadily increasing
for a number of years. The following
statement Of total exports since 1900
contradicts that notion and will probably
be a surprise to many. The figures of
annual export for the twelve months
ended March 81 are thus reported by
the Bureau of Statistics:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-17

rate of import and export continues
until June 80 u foreign commerce will
touch the So, 1000, o0O, 900 mark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-17

This shows fluctuations, but not gain.
In fact, the figures for 1901 are larger
than those of any Of the succeeding
years. But the monotonyis now broken
and our previous best is far outstrlpped.
The statistical report for the twelve
months ended with last month shows:
]Sp "'"''''''s - 1'SSaiA.
This is a gain Of $3.50, 900, 900 over the
preceding year, and a gain of nearly
s24O, 900, 900 over the highest record for
the corresponding period.
On the other hand, our imports for the
same period of the same years show an
increase in which there is only one break.
They appear thus:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-17
Kentucky Horsemanship.

From the Hidden Thousands sticks.
Mrs, Rhoda Mcdaniel fell from a horse a few
days ago eld hurt herself very bad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-17

Published by Tho Sun Printing and Publishing
Association at ITO Nassau Street. In the Borough OF
Manhattan. New York.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25
@iess- Grab.
Geb n.


alpia uno Carrie Dnwion, 1909 e.
Wetp SerFsp Str, Rnabe. - ebmarn
unb anna Dunn, 1929 Spruce Ctr.
Rnabe.-Dabio unb 9aura Sspmore.
Gibbs 4pe., WdoAen. - $. .. uni
Rate Sownep, I4l6 Bates Str, Wdo.
&en.-auhin unb Alpba Gmod. 1915
Graft Str. 3nabe.-Sarrp uuo Ger
truoe etass. 9l64 9alep Ctr. WdO'
asn. = Sanes .. uno Rsais Rspsrs,
1904 @beeler Str, 2nabs. - 5rani
uno aliee Ssifsrt, 1918 Union Str.
Rdb9en. - SHERIDAN uno Nlpa Ro
berts, so 8stumisb Str, MdS4sn.
Setraut.
Darn .. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Glmore.
GOgan WiltsriOn -gli3a W6itnsp.
Rurris 6. R~sifnssr- Nar9arethsD Dol
ton.
Daniel 3. Wartsl-9orstba 9. AQifon.
6snrp @lap-g,ifs Sonss.
pauI W. 3Obbins - Gli3abstb W.
@6urdid.
Charles 6ostitt-Ora Batter.
George gomuno S9mtot-Ssrtha s.
@otb.
.sotn Bafer-gmma @arroQ.
Dm. 5ofbsr-Waseie g. WiQOuq6bp.
Gtforben.
Wartin 6. @ortman, 81, 1853 %,
Is. Gtr.-@larsncs purpis, II Won.,
25. @ural Str.-S6omas :. Wilton,
l, 1858 Burton Ibe.-9ulu 6. Self.
Ter, 19. IS Ioro 9smpls aos. -gaifs
@rumbua, Al. 2319 aoams Str. -
Sane 3. 8rssbsn. 66. 2ll5 @sf Dior.
ris Str. - Sobn 8. &idarofon. 25.
$40 6isblonb. -Spbn 8. Wabulit, 8
Wonate. 2109 Penoergoff Str.-@afhe
u. @iaiams. 81, ct. Samss 6otsl.-
Riaiam 8. Steuart, As, Stabthoipi>
taI.-gt6sl Wegeutt, 19, 2l24 Olnsp
Str. - anton s. @erfuer. rs, 1926
Norb Delatpars Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25
Gletme Standardization.

Oae tie rteu INC etau +.
ten Stimm. W O d linen aud
TIRE Wudsn baden, ldBt R& am bsfsn
oaraus erisben. bob cine berielben.
tusl9e Samfag I'm bemofraiif&en
6auptcuartisr in u%nOronung seriet6,
fomeit ben Semibunsen Sa9perfdn.
bigger gum Spstts fta niat Bat tpieosr
tn Oronuug bringen lahsn.
Serr g. 6asIer, go. 1923
Olibe=S trabs, Der f9On felt Idngsrer
3eit bur1 9ranfbeit ans 6aus gsfsf.
felt LII. tphrbe geiu9s isitens ieinsr
8sreinsmitslieosr uno 2Ogenbrtosr
febr gerne ieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

5 noi 9e s T..
Gin merfniiroieer Nft oes 6dndtiss
mus. Der Den Serluit mebrerer Men=
f6enleben CUR 5olge bate, miro aus
8pmbap beri9tet. sSn Naiab, einegn
Ort in ser Ndbe Ser Staot, i9i6tete
Elm Se66u, Der g0ttli6en G6aratter
81 BADEN gIau6te, uuf Dem 8o0en elmer
tiefen 9rube 6ols auf, ieBte BEN Gtpb
in Sldmmen un6 foroerte Die Gldubi@
gen auf, nit Inn in sic Sldmmen
binab5ufteigen. Gr perIi6srte linen,
odb tie fsinerIsi S9aben erlei0en, un0
buB fe bus Slid erfabren piiroen.
einen S6immer ron Yaruoiefespon=
men 3u erle6en. Der Sab6u uno neun
S6iiler, 6drllnter flint 5rauen, itie>
gen Damn in Die 9rube binab, iparen
aber fdum dneeIdngt, als tie fur9tbar
UNI Silfe gu I9reien begannen. Man
berfu6te tie i6leunigit nit Striden gu
retten, ater bisi e rifien. Gur orei Ja>
NATTER tonnten aug Der Seuer9rube gez
rettet peroen-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

90 9te 9robte uno pajs
i~enoHeHmStpabI bon &@nttt.
bImttets uto 0IutnemkN6em
fur Que trenot8eu tso tram,
xtetts Gret9utRe. @tr Rub
ieoerSett 8erm terett bel Der
AmSwabI bebAIht6 80 teim.
0ertermamm Bros. So.
2A1 &o3. 0be. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25
Sod niat s~efmnSem.

Die Wermanbten bss am leBten Mon.
iag psridmuneenen WsQinatOn Was.
1874 6arbins Str, bsfir8ten. oat
bemielbsn elm nnfaa ,uesfOBsn if.
Der Wann srfrsut if9 oes befeu
Aufes unb lsbte NIT fsiner camille I'm
beRsn ginD,rnsbmsn. gr bate I'D
ausds anfaufs zines Subruertss 3u,
Staot begsbsn uno purbs Isttbsr MIDI
mebr 9efeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

Die ruffif den Self
CRAP 9enlinien umfaien insz
gefammt 109,375 Meilen, Die %franS0s
iif3en $3.50, Die oeuti9en $3.50
unO bic britii9en 1875 Meilen. Sn
Grobbritannien peroen mebr als apei=
nal 10 bel Selesrumme aufseseben
ais in SeutI9lanO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25
Serlorem.

5rau Osbsn. 1901 Roro alabama
Strobe, meloete Der poli3si. baB He
ibre B6ris NIT IS in barren 8sloe uno
einem giienbabnbi0st. siiltig fur sins
6abrt nod Peoria, 3d., perloren babe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25
Veb0roe fir 6femtlt9e Mrbeitem
Nnqebote tuurben empfanaen:

@1f Sfr., BON Der Ut1rtet big Az Der
Obio Str.: @soree %. Mc@rap,
81 .08; american Contribution Co.,
$1.2 A
STR 3~iesbefreun9 bss Sabrpeees,
Gsment : Seitenmese unb &anofeine
In Der Srpin9ton Nbs., bon Der 2opel
slps. big gu Der Ri9isan Str: lime.
riean Contraction Co., $2.40; Dimes
& goplin, 1920 unb 1922.
STR gement Seitentpege an Der
WeRieits Der Sruinstun aue.. bon Der
2owel Nbs. bis 3u Der Wafbinoton
Str: american Contraction Co.,
rs Gents.
Ctr gadfsinpfafsrung bss Sabrs
tueges uno R~anbfsins In Der Srbing.
ton aOs., BON Der Waf6instou Str.
Els au Der 2omel ape.: american
Contribution &c.. So 95: Dimes &
Yomlin. So 90 unb $3.50.
5hr @ement,S eitenueae uno &anbs
ffsine in Der 2ineoIn Str, bon 2eon-
arb Str. Big sur g MGsp peRlid =
9snrp Raag, $l.44; s. Darn RO-
berts, s1.38.
Ctr Rissbei9tttung oss 6abrweqes
In Der 2incoln Str, bon Der 2ecnarc,
Strabe bis sur l. aQep psfli& -
Senrp Waag. IS Gents; WariOn @alo.
nell. "a Gents.
Jhr aissbsfrsuung oes 5abrpeges,
Ranbfsine uno 8adfein.@ OHen In Der
IS. Strabe. bon Der Sqinois. bis our
Wsribian Ctr. - George 80. Wc.
@rap, $l.64; 5. Sar,p &pberts,
$l.68; @itp Contraction @Ompanr,
81. 95.
5ir RiesbsI9httun9 oss 6~abrwegss,
gadfsin-@ ORsn unb Ranbfsine In Der
Nelion Str, bon Der Proipsct Str.
bis CUR @ooolapn Nbe. - s. 6arrp
Roberts. 81. 56; s. 9. Snrter, s1.43.
5hr @ement.S sitenpsss In Der ct.
SoIspb Str, bon Der pe~nniplpnnias
big sur 9eIaware Str. - Sbelbp &
Dunn. SO @snts; 8. u. Bed, IS gts.;
NariOn @alowsl, IS Gents.
5hr 2ofaI 3analiRruns In Der
penniplbania StraBs, bon Der "a.
Sirabe big su $50 CUB nDrbli4:
WiQiam Oates & Co., $1.87; @bns.
q. peuis. s1.77; 8bs u. grunnsr
Co.. 81 95; 8bs Snbianapolis @r1.
truetion Co., $1.73; american Gen.
iruetion Co., $l.80; Dimes & gurp-
lin. 1912.
CIR @smsnt Ssitsntuegs an Der
Horbfeite Der Snbiana Noe., bon 6aq
Greet Biz su 1922 CUB tpsffli9: $. u.
Bed. rs @ents; Narion galbwsu, IS
Gents.
STR 2otals 2analiirung in Der Hstu
Seriep Str, bonn 5aa Greet big au
Der 81. Str: american Contribution
Co.. 80. 60; .. s. ebober. g. SO;
8be u. Bruner Co., $2.67.
6Hr 2otal.2 nnaliFrung in Der 80.
Strabe, bon Der Senate bis 3u Der
@oribmefern aps.: @ia Dates & 60.
sl.73; SnoianapOlis Contraction
Company, $l.79; Sbs u. gruner
@ompanp. 81. 90; Nmsriean gOnfrucs
tion COMPANY, $l.97; Manlep,
O'Donnen & Co., $1.69; Sarris &
gOplin, $1.90; @barIss q. peaIe,
$1.87.
6dr Iusbeferunger on Der Bride
iibsr ben poeues Run on Der @ ilfins
Str: 6. 8. WaIier. $640.
@noenltise gefalhHe murosn gsfabi:
Sir Sol3blodpRafsrune bes Sabr.
tpegss tn Der WayusI Ctr, bon Der
10. BIS our @oe Str.
5ir 8adReinpfaRerung bss Sa6r.
tpeees In Der Birb Str, o Der Wiai-
gan bis 3ur Nortb.
STR @ement. Ssit,ntueae unb Ronb.
feline In Der Wnrpsl Str, bon Der
10. Biz sur @oe Ctr.
Ghr Badhsinpfafsrung bes ssabrs
tusses In giro Str, bon Der @ermunt
bis aur WiGigan Ctr.
0oranf&ldge uurbsn gsulniat:
6hr @rabiruns tn Der srften Guep
tuefli9 Der Ssnate Mbe., bon Der Is.
h;s .,,r C6 Sfr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25
Srnnbeisenthnms llebertrasnnger

Artbur 9. Broun an @iQiam 6.
Rice, Got 81, 8romn's @entraI Mpe..
abolition. 1858 BET us. rs CUB. bae..
ROrbwsf'gde bon 40. etrabe unb
Wroaowap. $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25
umaeSoaen!

Rismepsr's @iaarren.8 eiddft berlin.
bet f6 isBt i'm Nrcabe, 3immer IA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

- u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SO. 513 9eeum!sh, iets
ID 8imrsrr. Keller, 9ementpe9t, grunntn uno
eiiterns, gutter Staa uub 6OI3innppen. anes in
suism 3uftanb. sa9.uirassn bsim eiseHtbfuisr,
AIS sebros.a Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25
@etterbertmt.

sNetterbertd1t.
shr a etnnben snbsnb 7 rbr TOrgsns, 26. esptbr.
Gtteasp, %. September.
SIR Snbiana: S40n unS mSrmer beute
Ra@t; Rittwod, i4on.
QoeaL@ etterbert4
sdSn unp rpdrmer bente gta9t; Ritts
mod, i4on.
9termometerffann.
S1&fs Teuperdtur. ......... 70 @rac
9ieerigfe 9emperatur. ......... 90 .
%. Z. BIptts
Seetipns.D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

Sktene qeiu6t- Sin dltIiber teuti9er Tanu iud
~ tr9enb fpel&s SsiGdtisuns IN uub ouBsrpalb
bss Saufss. Na9Sufrassu AIS Esbrasta straBs.
Gelspbou ssls Qeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

o. :tIieb rb t,
)ie semitbli4e Ode,
@de :.oble unb Martet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

N|erIanet-gine quite benti9e 26ain outer 9 pba;
~ ieine mdine. Na4sufragen 1414 Noro 4snn'
seIsauia Str. EeIspbon. Brain 1885.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

S|erIanqt-Gine S9neiberin um MbdubsrungeH
~ on 9letoern gu MAIDEN. Rad3afragen TN
eIobs alsiOer saSen. ode @afbtustOu mmb Sia.
mare Strase.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

~ erIanet-a69tn uub 9ausmdb9eu IN fIeiner
~ 6amiIie. gutter 2ohu.
1734 5orb Nsribian Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25
Oerlan0t. Mm5etNen

irsenb peI5er grt merben in Der .Subiana Sribftne.
NIT sc per 3eile fhr iebe Suiertiou berennet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

0|erIanst-gin Mdhden ober 5rau fur NitbiIfe I'm
~ Sans. Na1sufraeen
asoa Bef Ni9isan Strais.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

Sur "a etnnS.n .nb.uO 7 ubr Turssus. &c. ssptb'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-25

Eas SnbianapoIis Grematorium.
.pefentIi@e AmbuIans. pripat 3apeRe.
.Danaer 0ebiIFn. Dsuti4e Bebienuns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-22
An Effective Dinner Frock.

The latest idea of having dinner frocks
made in brown. copper and nut shades is a
very charming and uncommon one. The
up-to-date notion is to have Killed tulle
frock cut with a train trimmed with
ruehes of queer spotted taffeta ribbon. a
zouave effect OF gold and brown sequins
being drawn up over the bodice with a
thick cluster of nut brown and copper vel
vet roses. The band is of swathed spotted
taffeta, and the bertha is softened by a
tucker OF tulle. while the elbow sleeves are
finished with ruches OF tulie and held to-
gether by little chains OF copper colored
sequins. Such gown is admirably suited
to a brunette with bright complexion.
brown hair and eyes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-22

willie crepe over taffeta instead of blue,
and her white Neapolitan hat was trimmed
with white plumes instead Of flowers.
X y
The bridesmaids were the Misses Raw
Winters, Georgiana Mabry Parks, sister of
the bridegroom: Katherine Jewett, Kathe-
rine Sanford, and Miss Evelyn King.
Their gowns were pale blue crepe with
cloth of silver girdles, the latter being ar
ranged in wide folds. The yokes and
stocks were of Valenciennes lace insertions
laid in crosSwise rows, and the elbow length
sleeves were puffs of the crepe with the
Falenciennes insertions tracing battlement
effects on them. These sleeves were fin
ished with deep cuffs formed of bands of
the Valenciennes insertions, the lower edge
being border band. These cuffs came just
oven the elbows, long white gloves extend
ing up to meet them.
The bodice fronts also had short boleros
of pale blue messaline coming from the
arn,holes TO the almost meeting in the
center These were edged with blue silk
soutache braid and were embroidered with
tiny sprays of pale pink and blue flowers
and delicate green leaves The holeros
were edged with Vafenciennes lace and
were slashed up each side, black velvet
bebe ribbon crossing the slashes, there be-
ing touch of black velvet ribbon on In
the rosettes of the skirt.
The skirts were shirred around the laps
and had Spanish fiounces headed by two
folds of crepe, and also edged at the bot
tom with two folds of crepe the latter
beine edged in turn with Valenciennes lace
There was also on each side of of the CEN
ter front of the skirt at the top OF the
Spanish flounce, a small rosette showing
loops of the black velvet behe ribbon.
Their white Neapolitan hats were trimmed
with pale blue liberty satin ribbon and
white parcissi and each carried silver
basket filled with the narcissus blooms.
Mrs Julius c. Adenaw, the mother of the
bride was in black thread lace over deep
1,.1
bertha of lace and there was yoke effect
In gold and black. The elbow sleeves were
fiounces of lace over eeru silk. Her hat,
made of white tul1e and fancy white straw
was trimmed with sprays of pale yellow
roses.
A chiffon broadcloth costume In the trous-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-22

done In black. This is removable, and
closes invisibly with hooks. Near the top
of each front five little black crochet but
tons are set on, half an inch apart, and END
above the bust line. On each side of the
front, and also in the back, are two-fnch-
wide strappings of taffeta, extending
straight down the front and back These
are an inch apart and end In points at the
bottom of the Jacket. In the front and at
the bottom of the vest small shaped sec
ton of black taffeta is set in, its outer edges
terminating under the inner edge of each
of the inner perpendicular taffeta strap
pings on the coat This taffeta inset Is
rounded down in the center at the top, and
at the bottom is cut TO form a point. On
each side of the center are two quite large
black crochet caboehons. OF course one
end of this section is hooked invisfbiy un-
der one of the strappings.
The sleeves are coat sleeves not very
large at the tops. where they are gathered.
They are almost close-fitting below the ell
bows and extend to the wrists. They are
finished at the bottom by bands of linen
embroidered In black set in under an inch
wide taffeta strapping.
To wear with this there is a nat, oval
shaned hat with rolled brim. the brim be-
ing rolled more at the sides and in the back
than at the front. It is black chip and Is
trimmed around the crown with folds Oh
black taffeta ribbon. AT the back TINS -
arranged In large chous. Under the nfiHi
At the hack there are black tulle ruchings
and nure white roses without foliage.
o''us ps- MARIE WELDON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-22
srsel-l carsssponaence Of The Star.

NEW YORK, April 49, 1906.
T~Y HE many weddings Of the past
week VIII be equaled only by those
OF the coming six days, and they
i'm turn viii be followed by sew
eraI important nuptial events IN
May The fair who revel in weddings,
largely because of their sartorial interest,
are I'm verbal raptures over the many
charming confections already seen and an
ticipations OF those to follow.
one OF the Caster Monday weddings. that
or Ruth Badgeley to DR.. William X. Shep-
ard. I'm the Church OF the Heavenly Rest,
brought out a superb chiffon velvet princess
wedding robe trimmed with duchesse point,
and an exquisite robe Of white orgaudy en-
broidered In garlands of pink roses for the
maid of honor. Miss Daisy Stedman.
The brides princess robe of white chiffon
velvet had q plain skirt and a long, round
train The top was draped with point lace.
The transparent lace guimpe of duchess
point and point applique had a round or
Dutch neck. Below this yoke came ber-
tina NJ the point lace. The elbow sleeves
were nounces of point lace over short puffs
OF the velvet.
Tire bridal veil. an unusually beautiful one
Of two varieties of point lace was OF I'M
usual length, being about several yards
lorg. OF scarf shane, and reached TO the end
or tire train. IL was worn by the brides
aunt Mrs. Charles Badgeley at her we'd
ding. This veil was draped well back from
the forehead and sides so as to show the
c1iffure and was caught with natural
orange blossoms. Her bouquet was made
of white sweet peas and lilies of the valley.
r
Miss Daisy Stedman, the maid of honor,
wore large white lace hat trimmed with
white flowers and pink ostrich plumes. The
bol aIhn
sleeves and round neck. There were in
sertlons of Irish lace in the bodice portion
of this gown. and Ii was embroidered with
small garlauds of graduated pink roses.
She carried sweet peas
Mrs Howard G. Badgeley, the mother of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-22

or veranda to which II is attached. 1t
should be either hung TO the veranda rail-
ing or rest on brackets 1t is often placed
on the window sill If the latter is wide
enough.
1t is important to see that the box has
good drainage. Holes of good size should
be drilled in the bottom, about eighteen
inches apart, and these covered with some
loose material before putting In the soil
Use rather light soil. Two excellent ferti-
lizers for window boxes are bone meal and
bone shavings. especially the latter, which
should be placed in the bottom of the box
and thoroughly mixed with the soil 1t
will fit the plants later in the season when
they most need il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-22

the property of a Lenten bride, who has
it with her while on her bridal tour.
X
One OF the prettiest possible princess
gowns viii be worn by May bride 1t
can be used as an afternoon or dinner
gown as it has a round removable
guimpe of point applique on chiffon.
This gown is made of the new shades
of pale coral red, chiffon cloth over q
very soft, clinging liberty satin foundation.
It trains all around, and considerable full
ness is given at the bottom by the lower
twelve inches being made of a separate
straight piece, the upper five inches of
which Is laid in tiny Iucks quarter of
an inch apart These tucks when released
make a very full black finish. The joining
of this section to the jupe is concealed by
a band of double Greek key design In coral
red taffeta and fancy silk braid. the silk
braid having threads of black through it,.
One line of the Greek Key is formed by
shaped pieces of the taffeta and the other
by the braid. Six inches above this bor-
der comes a second one an inch and
half narrower the lower one being about
eight inches In all from edge to edge.
The top of the skirt Is tucked to fit and
this tucking extends some fiye or six inches
above the waist line to fit the robe smooth
ly The gown closes invisiniy down the
back.
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Above the tuclsing there is bias band of
taffeta edged with a narrow silk braid in
the coral red shot with black threads, the
same as that on the skirt. only narrower.
This goes straight around the body, land
the braid outlines the Greek key pattern
through Its center. Up each side OF the
center Of the body in both the back and
the front are two bretelIes or suspenders
of the coral taffeta edged with braid and
braided In the key design. These termt-
nate at the top In shaped band, similarly
made ard trimmed, that outlines tho point
applique yoke. Shaped sections OF the silk
braided In the key design and edged with
the fancy braid extend from this hollow
yoke piece at the sides and go around UNI
der the arms. outlining the armhoies These
are three inches wide whore they leave the