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The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-11
AulT

The time for the Ault carnival
has been set for Sept. 20.
Ault's business places all close at
8 O'Clock now, excepting Saturday
nights.
VIM. T. Miller left last week for a
months visit to his old home il
West Virginia.
Ray Wallace, who had his arm
broken in three places by being
thrown from a wagon a week age
last Sunday night, is able to be out.
Rev. j. N. Studley has com,
menced course of lectures at the
Baptist church on astronomy. The
first one, The Sum- was given
Tuesday night, July 9. -
Mr. and Mrs. p. J. Newmsu nav,
returned to Ault from Tacoma,
Wash, where thev have been the
past year. They are staying witt
their son, John, who lives north ol
Ault.
Died, Saturday, July ., of con-
sumption, Mrs. Cora Jackson aged
thirty-six years. The funeral was
held at the Congregational church
and she was buried in the Ault
cemetery.
j. H. Bolte has been appointed
day operator as there is so much
business that the two men who have
been employed In the depot we're un-
able to handle 1t, the business even
at this season amounting to SO. 600 a
month.
The new officers of the C. E. at
the Congregational church we're in.
stalled Sunday evening. They are:
President. Walter Runnells; vice
president, c. A. Taylor: secretary
and treasurer, Julia Hubbell: organ.
ist, VIM. T. Burns.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid realized
s55 on the chicken pie supper and s2s
on the sale of articles at the bazaar
which was held at the church Satur-
day night. The ladies have now
paid up the 800 which they pledped
themselves to pay on the church
fund
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GIBSON

The first cutting of hay is nearly
all In the stack and is uncommonlv
heavy.
F. c. Teller and SOL, Ray, spent
several days near Kersey last week
on business.
H1pson district escaped the hall by
a narrow margin. The roar of the
storm was plainly heard.
Inc extremely dry weather has
forced the farmers to begin irripat-
ing beets earlier than usual.
John Lofgren, manager for the
Agne~ Seed company. was looking
after the onion fields this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Troth of
Merino are visiting their relatives
Mr. and. Mrs. Harsh, and family.
Jim Clark hauls parties of young
Peop'e TO seely lake quite often now.
Laso week he had tifty.three persons
on his long wagon at one time
MISS Rose E. Swan was one Of the
winners In the Hallett- Davis peo.
graphical contest which was offered
recently by the Knight Cam mpbell
MUSIC company Of Denver. Pho
prize was certicHate for sso m III.
purchase of new piano. -
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NUNN

Born, TO Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Turner, boy, Sunday, July
Miss Bess Wagner went to Ereeley
on shopping expedition Molnay,
Miss Ellen witter and Mrs. Minor
of Denver were the guests Of ths W.
P. Lemonds family Sunday.
Miss Ethel Eastlack returnSd from
Berthoud Friday, where she hA beer
in dressnaking establishment fol
some time.
l desire to publicly thsnk The
people of Num- who have been SC
kind in giving financial and other
help since my loss by tire and storm
of last week. E. L. Hoops, Mum,
Colo.
Among the young people tS spend
the Fourth at Berthoud were Slessrs.
E. L. Detherage, L. L. andtL, E,
Lemonds and James McMulIen'
Misses Jennie Chandler, Aide Me-
Mullen, Mona and Hazel LemDnds
The picnic at Wards grove the
Fourth was pronounced a suceess in
every way. An old-fashioned. basket
dinner with a good program in the
afternoon held the attention Of a
large crowd until late in the even,
ing.
The farm house of E. L. HOOPS,
three miles east of Num-, got lon fire
in some manner unknown to them on
the evening Of the Fourth and was
burned to the ground. Only Z small
portion of their household goods we're
saved.
A very destructive hail storm
passed through this section July ),
completely running the small grains
and gardens Hail to . depth Of
three inches lay on the ground in the
shade up until noon of the following
day.
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CROW GREEK

Mrs. Jenson has two little boys
from Denver spending the summer
with her.
Mrs. DeSellem and son, Wesley,
are spending the week visiting in
this vicinity.
Miss Richardson of Denver has
been spending several weeks at the
S. L. w. ranch.
The Union Ladies' Aid Society
held its monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Salberg July 10.
Mr.. Gibbs family are camping on
the Gill s. Decker ranch where Mr..
Gibbs is digging q drain ditch.
The families of Mr.. Bates and Mr..
King, accompanied by Misses Morris
and Pratt, started Tuesday for Estes
Park. where they will spendsa couple
Of weeks camping.
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The pulpit of the NJ. E. church
was filled on Sunday morning by
LAFAYETTE Ryan, while the pastor,
Or. McCulloch, filled the pulpit OF
the Greeley NJ. e. church.
The Epworth League met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Duncan
tuesday evening for social and
business meeting. Many we're III at
tendance and a pleasant evening was
spent by all.
Mr.. and Mis-. G. E. kenney and
daughter, Edna. left for Fort Morgan
on wednesday to spend the Fourth,
after which Mrs. Kenney and Edna
will leave to visit Illinois relatives
Mr.. Kenney returning to Kersey.
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Nazareno.

Court will be in session at the
large tent on Sunday evening.
Jesus Christ will be on trial before
the tribunal of public opinion. The
congregation will be subpoenaed to
act as jurors while the pastor will
plead the case of the Man of Cali
lee'' The church of the Nazarene
extends an urgent call to Christians
of other churches to meet with it in
sunrise prayer meeting on each
Sunday to pray for Gods blessing on
all the pastors and churches of Gree
ley. Meet with US and prove the
wisdom of such an effort.
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Sanborn-Houston.

George NJ Houston and Mis-
Gladys p. Sanborn, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. B. D. Sanborn, were mar
ried at the Sanborn cottage in Estes
Park yesterday forenoon.
George Meredith Houston is the
Junior member of the firm Of San
born e. Houston, who are known in
business circles all over northern
Colorado. The Houstons were part
of the splendid pioneer body OF
Greeley and this son of the family
has already established successful
career for himself.
Miss Gladys Phylabe Sanborn, the
daughter of B. d. Sanborn, also OF
the early settlers, has always lived
in Greeley, and her admirers are
legion. Miss Sanborn is an alumni
of Colorado university, membe! OF
Chi Omega sorority. Without using
any stereotyped phrases it is safe to
say that Greeley people never were
more sincere in congratulations to
the newly married man than in this
case.
The ceremony was performed at
Rockside cottage, Estes Park, where
the Sanborn family have owned
property and spent their summer
vacation for some years. Rev. c. f.
Elliott of Quincy, H., a former
Unitarian pastor here, was officiating
clergyman. The affair was very
simple, the guests were few Of the
relatives of the families. The San
born cottage in the park was recently
given to the bride and the Sanborns
have rented a larger house for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston 60 to New
York where they join friends In
Whitesboro and trips will be made
to the Adirondacks and to the
Thousands Isles. They will remain
until the first of August. A new
eight-room residence is being COM
pleted OIL Mr.. Houston West Ninth
street farm for occupancy.
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kERSEY

Mrs. c. R. Lewis and Mrs. N W.
Jones drove over to Greeley satur.
day.
G. X. Lewis and manv "a tho
young people spent the Fourth in
Denver.
c. F. Clark Of Clark Mills, Me,
is visiting with his cousin and fam.
lily, Fl. p. Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Burke ,eft m
Wednesday for two weeks outing
In the mountains.
Mrs Joe Hutzel and daughter Of
Denver are visiting with NJ, and
Mrs. John France. ~
MIR. and Mrs. Z. W. Bur,s 70.
turned on Monday from CoIa..,,o
Fourth. pe'U li'e
A gloom was cast over Ke,so, =,
Sunday by the sudden death =, w w
ol its young men, Draper wilson
cousin OF j. P. Romans.
MIS-. Mildred Woodward and h..
little daughter and sister w n1 10.
swan, have returned afte, .o
Gays visit in Sterling and Me,ino' ~
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. JsrL,.
Illinois arrived in Kerssy A's "a 10 u
hesoay and are the guests NJ ,he,r %
son, Fred jenkins, living mo ,e. 1,.,.
north of Kersey. ''e mile
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Hospital Extension. /.

The county commissioners yester-
day decided to enlarge the Greeley
hospital building by an addition to
the east end Of same The new ad-
dition will give room for an extra
ward In the old part and four private
rooms upstairs. The new part will
contain the dining room and kitchen.
besides the additional room In the
basement.
j. A. Woodbury. will have charge
OF the construction work and oversee
everything for the county.
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HiLLssoRo

Ray Tromble and wife went to
Denver for the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Baker and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Messick went to
Denver Wednesday morning, return
ing Saturday morning.
Ed Cox and brother in law, Sam
Crowley, have the finest piece Of
wheat In this vicinity. 1t will be
ready to harvest in a few days.
/. Miss Elizabeth Doten of Glazier' S
store In Greeley. and cousin from
Tacoma, WASH, have been visiting
Mrs. w. X. Lewis the past week,
Miss Doten's niece
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EVANS

Mrs. Lillian Denny is the guest OF
Mrs. J. L. Walk.
Thomas Tregoning has gone to
Idaho Springs for weeks stay In
the mountains.
Crops Of all kinds except beets
were injured by the hail storm here
Friday evening.
Downing Huffsmith, Horton and
Young returned from their noun
tain trip Saturday evening.
Mrs. G. E. Lundy left Monday
for Torrington, Wyo., and will prob
ably be there three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelleus have re-
turned from Denver much improved
by their rest and recreation.
Rev. Blackwood of Allegheny,
Pa, has been the guest of w. E.
Morrison and family for the past few
days.
DR.. Horton and Frank Smyser left
Friday for Philadelphia, where they
have gone to attend the Elks' re-
union.
Mrs. Grant was called to Chicago
last Thursday by telegram to at
tend the funeral Of her sister, Miss
Stewart.
Dr. Carnine, presiding elder Of the
district, held regular Lords feast
services at the Methodist church
evening:
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-11
NOBODY SPARED
Kidney Troubles Attack Greeley Men
and Women, Old and Young
Alike

Kidney ills seize young and old
alike
Quickly come and little warning
give.
Children suffer in their early
Can't control the kidney secre-
tions.
Girls are languid, nervous, suffer
pain,
Women worry, can't do daily
work.
Robust men have lame and aching
backs.
Old folks, weak, rheumatic, lame,
Endure distressing urinary ills.
The cure for man, for woman, or
for child
Is to cure the cause.-the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys-
Cure all the varied forms of kid
ney suffering.
Greeley testimony guarantees every
box.
Mrs j. w. Coons, living at 6o2
Eighth street, Greeley, Colo, says !:
II procured Doan's Kidney Pills at
the Fl. Reynolds Drug Co. for oul
little girl. ten years old, who suffered
from backache as the result of kidney
trouble. At times she complained
of distress in her stomach. She has
had the trouble ever since she was
very small. The backache and othel
symptoms that existed left no doubt
but the kidneys were the cause
The use of Doan's Kidney Pills
brought most satisfactory results
greatly improving her condition ir
every way. can with all sincerity
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills t.
all mothers with children who ar,
afflicted with arrangement of tn,
kidneys in any FORM"
For sale by all dealers. Price 5,
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan 's-ant
take no other.
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For Sale.

Choice residence lots at reasonable
prices, in Arlington Heights, Arl-
ington park and Normal school ad-
ditions. Also tive-acre tracts in
Arlington Heights at prices that
will make you money. Terms with
in the reach OF all. Low rate of in
terest. VIM. f. Stephens, agent,
room POI opera house block.
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WEDDINGS
Hoovor.StanSbure.

Announcements have been received
here OF the marriage of Miss Grace
G. Hoover, sister of Mrs. j. B. Pat
ton of this city, to George Stansbnrg.
The wedding took pace at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David F Hoover, near Penn
VILE. Ind. at s O'Clock Wednesday
evening, July 3.
Mrs. Stansburg is we'll known in
Greeley. having spent several months
here last fall and winter.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-11
Summer School Grows.

Friday closed the first half period
of the summer school conducted at
the State Normal The attendance
has been twenty per cent above that
of last year and the registration is a
solid one in that everybody attends
who registers. The session has been
gratifying one to the faculty and
students, so everybody is enjoying
the work.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-11
A Correction.

1t was stated in the Hardin items
OF last issue that at the picnic at
Hardin the Fourth the Sunday school
furnished plenty OF ice cream and
lemonade. The impression is given
that 1t was a Sunday school picnic.
The Sunday school had nothing to
do with the picnic.
S. G. Allard, Supt. S. S.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-11
First Praahxtarian.

Morning service at IL. Evening
service at 7:3O. Sabbath school at II.
Christian Endeavor at 80. DR.
Reuben Smith will preach next Sun
day. All cordially invited. R. ]
Hunter, pastor.
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Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends for their
Kindness and for the love and SYM
pathy they extended to US in our sad
hour when we were bereft of our low
Ing wife and mother. j. W. West,
4. o. Halverstadt, E. V. Halyer-
stadt, G. E. Halverstadt, Vesta l.,
McFate.
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Bound for the Clouds.

On Tuesday, July 16, the c. s. S.
will run special excursion over Swift
zerland Trail. Excursion train
leaves Greeley at 7:3O b. m. Round
"trip rate @. Railroad tickets for
sale by committee at depot.
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Trinity Episcopal.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morn
ing prayer and sermon at II a. m.
Subject: 1.-The Gospel of Good
Health Special music. Public
cordially invited. Annual picnic Of
Sunday school on Tuesday, July Is.
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Special Sunday Excursion.

Account Baldwin's rope walk. at
Eldorado Springs July IA the C. &
5. will run special train leaving
1reeley at 30 a. M, returning at S
p. m. Round trip rate So. 25. in.
cludes gate admission.
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Tho Churches
CONGREGATIONAL.

Congregational church will hold
services in the Unitarian church next
Sunday. Morning service lO:45,
Sunday school u, young peoples
meeting $3.50. No evening service.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-11

Section5. That sala
Iiyered to the purcn
and the proceeds thsft
Solely to the purpose
ing iore,' n city hall in said
chaser Of said bonds
be Responsible ior !
disposai by said cltjI.es
OF any oithe funds u''
hereof. MIA, tbst
city Of Greeley shaldi az H
VIDE vided d by la law ior like so;1' y
general city taxes, tSs eo,'
levy to be made IL Y ia sI N
on all OF the taxap,r pix
city sufficient to pS, nj
oi's on said bond as il +, M. w
city. city STf Sog2a'ii ia ike s'ra rmaa1sn.s mas.
and annually thsTsshin htsnss h
sufficient to prog u;n,slu2
nna. iron, ,ii,b n, OF It the prinss,I!ps
! ponnS ha nnSSincipal me- Of said "
taxes when c9llscti1bue &c he /
spcc,iyriy oniy yyr.;Jncipil II
ter tSfes, san@ 1,' rSsspec,talv.siS;', /. i;',1
SAID said f9%n' bnan fajiy i,I Paid u q
Is ScG,aPiI''d I baiI desire 70 sssiS ss1,S
from Iron i, r, ,,s da's intention i'ii e
and a npalES aIso 10 10 the ho!dsiIll .! dsill
th"' tnnwm sl''tG to sS said cit. siG. 'hs e.
ley Nnis9i.nb5 : dnys before q d, 4
tn,Y,,ient thirty @t2 and also or % SSis
Of Intention to to pss ssseS
~ 80 successive WSment
Axe ased IL ior said Pay''tth1s n he
Which notices tr s,se l,ns
t9 tP iGm,lles, GI p,,g, al and tssSsnnas
Grssd%dyS { j ,adS ssFbssIi b. Be /, lllo,!ss
ginn'n,T;, I,n n,;, v sstin,ndinc' 'ordi,
Section sc;,nis until II the be,
ppsraarided Thn,l,l, !, hasss hhaes.
h|e2'd |ied ard dlseihas,a dlsi as,aopts
Passed an" dJa
Attest; .,;cation
iii fiji 4. PaS9!'fi'si'''''' PISS9' al
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of

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City Of d
State OF Colorado |
$1,000. CITY HAIl
The city Of Grepls
Weld and state Of hi
ceived acknowledged
hereby promises 10
hereof one thousand I
oil the United StatesI
present standard al
on the. first day Of SD
with interest thereo1
rate of five per centum
semi.annually on the
and first day OF Septe
both principal and I'M
office OF the city trea
Greeley, or at the Gn
in said city a, the opt
on pre- sentation and
lively OF this bond Or 4
pons as they several
said city reserves N
pay this bond at anvil
lst, \. D., 1917.
This bond is issued
ley ior the purpose oI
in and for said city il
dinance OF said city d
signed and approved,
a law OF said city pr'
hereof and under and
strict compliance wit
the state OF Colorado
OF an act OF the gener
entitled An act in I'd
corporations appruI
1877, and all amendst
tai acts.
1t is hereby certified
tion OF said city ball 1
this bond we're dull
vote Of n majority oi
city who had paid a d
during the year next
lar biennial city elect
city according to Law
of April, 1907, and pr
of this bond; that all
to exist and things n
precedent to and in
bond to render the ~
did exist and have
and performed in req
form and manner as N
the total debt oil SAID
of this bond does moi
Indebtedness prescrlu
tion or laws OF the stu
that said ordinance p
ing OF a tax sufficient
interest on this bond
the principal thereo
limited iOr the same Y
such other PROVISIONS
law. -,
In Testimony Whef
Greeley has caused u
with its corporate seq
or,attested by its e!erf
by its treasurer TINS
ber. A. D., 1907.
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. Attest. .-.s-'''.
Countersigned: r.'"r
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tioG3 tmi3' approyed,h.
and tie sa,d sad, city q ~
ed ed indebteensaIinrsascttinsS
sn1 sna I'm Of not iuss eSessiSSlr III
NY, Whereas, ,hsn hSnd It..
hbow tbNr; deem It nesatty city
81 81 the ne city iorA SAsa saiSo iySote
Il rrS%ieennty'fves s'id tbppu,. bpu
BE EFT IT oRDa,vrJ
ley ley ooLoRsAbbSS! II bbS
S6oloarado, 6on , "a issue u nay
and snd1S aoiia,rss'e IL the ,aama!Saias, "a
city e.. J, hall ior 'sa saidh dhe.p
upoh Iraet an lndesbbtteedcnl sbbte
Upon the credit ,Ih
'oT Ssa. said purpose 'her
sna sis. Of Of !wenty.ifiSSee ifiSe ha
sum Of one ihaa,me ha,e IN
bear bear date SeptemSsa tpateensSsa
!ptely due and n,an.oer
the date thereedPia ere dPiayab
option optic OF said iidV,; a;,ss and
said date and sbs{ J,s{
rate rate OF five per 'asi, csn,l
Ma sM6ie semi;;annuss1IiGr.Y
each eaefen Hs., and The frs, !
aft and interest shall IIIla T.
orsn o, sne e. United sta,Sss. ~
at the office di"tS Of tbso ol I
siB al Bank u, sSireeiey, re ssiS q At
holder nc Of said adj tboenr1E.9
respectively. ''us
section ). That j
sealed with the hass IS
city, be signed 6v III III
ohe o;. city clerk and 'ss| ~
one 9 to thirty inc:luSSS;Tg, MI
a semi'annIai iin,tsIS insissIIS
On the bond to which
securing !, the paymsa si,
y acGrues, which MI
tne un;. SIGNATURE Of the h,eis
original or lith, prsn| rs
OF the bond to wbiryu
and said coupons mn.ga ny
atseliy,ered as par, al oI
the lawful obfigstioOin oi
iHuHhI inwfniIy' 0' sdn all persons,
Section 4. That tb,
and coupons shall ~ ~
lows respectively, tOI
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Form Of 4

On the first day Oh,
for value received 70 "
county OF Weld and ~
viii pay the bearer ~, "
gold coin OF the | nl;e !sS
at the Office ot 'he ei
city at Greeley Or at !,
Bank in said city =, y
holder being sly lions
city hall bond Mo-
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Attest; ,nlication Nh
IF, T,rf' i. P%S4!''i'a'' PISS4' '''''
The Washington times., 1907-02-10

yOks. Satin ribbons which cross each
shoulder In sUrplice fashion and disap-
pear under an empire girdle on each
side Of the front and back leaving a
square space between the SUPPLIES
This Is crossed by a lace band. bordered
with folds above a gathered piece of
lace. From the edges Of the supplies a
deep fan OF lace hangs over the should
ers and down the sides Of the front and
back in points. II passes beneath the
girdle IN the front and back. and merely
shows in a shaped ruffia below H. A
small sleeve of dotted lace is finished
with a lace elbow band.
This gown may be made either with
or without a yoke and pulled sleeves.
Without them IL becomes an evening
gown The woman who has few gowns
might wear a guimpe with the sleeves
attached. and so make use OF the gown
for double purposes. IL is "a pattern
suitable for any sheer wash fabric OF
The finest sort. for thin silks and satins
and chinons and GAUGES
a very chic yet very simple gown So
far as making IS concerned. is shown
I'm figure c. Here the gown is given a
distinctly empire appearance by means
Of dainty lace DirecJOiTe coat Of rare
point lace, which floats deIlCa-elv about
the sheer silk wolfe of the gown.
Very new and exquisite textures i'm
silk voiles are among the novelties in
The Washington times., 1907-02-10

~ T. course, everybody doesn't so
20 Palm Beach, but gowns for
Palm Beach at this season OF
the year are Indicative OF what
thin gowns VIII be like I'm the months 60
come. and. therefore. every woman is
interested in the dainty garments made
UP 20 wear ~ al the Southern beaches.
and Palm Beach especially.
Palm Beach is the Riviera OF America
and one would think to see if. OF Europe.
also, for fashionable Europe nocoks to
Palm Beach instead of the Riviera.
which. they say. is too much given over
TO invaHds and has become stale by
custom.
Women dress more deliberately and
more frequently during day i'm Palm
Beach tnan they 90 anywhere else in
the world Dressing at Newport and
Monte Carlo is quiet in comparison with
that az Palm Beach. where a woman
dons different gown every few nr5 RS
ana cadeavors TO look more bewitcaing
IN each one The woman Who goes to
'.sS smart resort with the intention OF
kceping up with the social whirl viii
neeG fortune in costumes. She viii
require more gowns than she would
wear in the same time in any other re-
sort known 10 her.
No wonder that dressing has become
an art AT Palm Beach. Instead OK tail
ored frocks and simple silks and wool
materials. the most flimsy. delicate and
enchanting stufls are made mp into eIab-
CRATE gowns, which are the delight and
envy Cf every bchOlder Some OF them
wear an air Of sweetest simplicity Tur-
chased at creat cost in materials and
making, while all convey the air OF OK
The Washington times., 1907-02-10

tends Ike q shirt front 90 the girdle,
which is of soft satan the color Of the
coat. IL may be made Of tucked MORE,
but that IS more bulky.
The gown is built over mousseline &c
sole OF the same shade as the chiffon
aDd this. in turn, IS attached 10 a sIir Of
Light blue surah silk. Tor GOODNESS the
silk slip may be omitted or be made of
thin japanese SILK. The top OF the skirt
Is laid in pleats stitched short way
down and around the lower portion ex-
tends 81 large Greek design carried out
lr folds OF silk-aud the embroidered
trimming which decorates the coat. The
lower part Of this design rests uuon
wide extension aounce Of the deeper
blue OF the MORE OF which the coat is
made
This style Of gown could also be made
Of white lace OF net or sheer embroidery
without The silk in the lower portion.
and with a silk coat of any desired
color. Flowered, or pompadour silk. Is
very effective to make up into a Direc-
loire coat. such as the one Illustrated.
Another beautiful Palm Beach gown
is shown in figure B. This one Is in
princess style. with a distinct enplre
upper portion. Ii would probably be
called a modified empire. II is made of
embroidered India null laid in stitched
ploats at the top to obtain a perfect III.
Where the pleats are released below
the hips the soft filmy material flows
out In fun lines TO the satin fold which
borders its edge This is worn over 4
silk undCrsiip with knife-pieated
dOuuce under one OF lace The bodice is
built with coAarless neck and lace