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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-05
Recention for Miss Hanna.

On Thursday evening at the Presby
terion Manse the ladies of the church
will give reception in honor of Miss
Abby Hanna, the director OF the cho
who leaves the weeks end FOR her
home in Galesburg, Illinois.
The hour in the evening is from .
as long as the guests care to call.
There will be no invitation list, but
a general and cordial invitation Is eX-
tended to every friend and acquain-
tance of Miss Hanna to be present.
The ladies wish it understood that
the invitation is extended not only TO
the Presbyterian congregation, Dut
also to every friend of Miss Hanna S
in the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-05
Decorate Graves.

The Daughters of the Confederacy
met Yesterday afternoon and oDserV'
ed fitting celebration for the annlVer-
sary of jefferson Davis birthday.
Crosses of honor were bestowed up
ON fourteen veterans, G. c. Benge, H.
f. Brazil, w. l.. Florence, w. L. kii-
patrick. +. NJ. Lowrance, b. F. Nor
row w. r. Null. r. II. Parker, X. T.
Reeves. Robert NJ. Riner. w. I. Sim
mons. j. A. Waldrop, G. M. Towers
and ID. r. Gentry of Wapanucka. Aft
err the meeting they joined the vet
Grams and went to Rose Hill cemetery
where the graves of the Confederate
veterans were decorated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-05
Reception by W. C. T. v.

On Thursday morning during the
hours of 8 to II at the home OF Mrs.
II. G. Connolly on c street, southwest,
4 reception will be given by the mem-
bers of the w. c. r. T., in celebration
of flower day. The annual distrlbu-
ton of flowers to the sick will be
observed and everyone IS asked TO
give what flowers they have, towards
the collection.
Friends with carriages who Will
help the ladies distribute the flowers
will be welcomed with hearty appre-
citation.
A musical and literary program Will
be given at Mrs. Connelly's. A gen
eral invitation is extended to the pub
lie to be present. The names OF in
valids in the city should be telephon-
ed to Mrs Madden, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs.
Bivens or any member of the W. Z.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-05
Tag Day Work.

Tag day for the Confederate Home
brought the ladies out in force and
on every corner at almost every point
where the public travels some one was
stationed to gather in the dimes and
dollars in exchange for the little
green badges. representing a contri-
button.
It's no use trying to evade the la
dies, they are the most persistent crea-
lures on earth, they won't take no for
an answer, but just hang on until you
are compelled to produce.
There ought to be a goodly sum in
the treasury when the receipts are
counted up from the ladies efforts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-05
Mrs. Dexter Entertains.

Mrs. Anicker of Muskogee, Miss
James of Marion, Kentucky, Mrs. Ray
Poland. one of our spring brides, were
very prettily complimented on Friday
afternoon when Mrs. John Dexter
tertained with a reception in thell
honor between the hours of four ano
six
The living room was decorated "
"black-eyed Susans' in effective ar
rangement.
In the dining room pink and white
was chosen as a color scheme. 1ne
dining room table was most attractive
" decorated with a large basket oi
pink roses and ferns as centerplece
An immense pink tuile bow decorated
the handle.
large number of guests called
during the afternoon to renew acqualn
tance with the honorees.
Mrs Arthur Straehley and Mrs
Charley Adams gave the welcome
greeting. Mrs X. +. Turner introduc-
ed the receiving line-Mrs. Dexter,
Mrs. Ray Poland. Mrs. Anicker and
Miss James. Mrs. Charles Anderson,
Mrs. w. p. Poland, Mrs. c. Il. Byrne,
and Mrs. II. II Sayre were in the living
room and invited the guests to the den
where refreshing punch was served
by Mrs c. p. VanDenberg and Mrs.
Carrie Maxwell.
In the dining room Mrs. Morris Sass,
Mrs. Mark Kirkpatrick, Mrs. La Mont
Byars and Mrs John Whiteman served
the guests with refreshment of cream
and cake.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-05

2nd prize Beatrice FrIley, secon
ward.
Honorable Mention.
First Grade.
Lucille Fisher. first ward.
Nina IIadley, second ward.
Second Grade.
Georgia Brooks, second ward.
Third Grade.
Kearney Claudus. second ward.
Louis Ridley, first wardr
Fourth Grade.
Jewell Holt, first ward.
Fifth Grade.
Leta Thomas. second ward
Eliza Lee, fourth ward.
Sixth Grade.
Lora Eleanor Barry, first ward
Seventh Grade.
Alma Fry, second ward.
Eighth Grade.
Mamie Clark, ..rst ward.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-05
Miss Ida Enloe

MISS lda Enloe
:. The Bells ................B .Bohm
Miss Beatrice Fraley
s. Scar: Dance GO. .... Chaumade
Miss Lydia Campbell
9. Valse from Faust .Gouud
Mr.. George Bulard
10. Scene de Ballet ......de Berio-
Mr.. William Ringer
II. Shower of Pearls ....... Lange
Miss Madeline Colbert
II. Mazurka ...............B Bohm
Miss Lucy Fraley
-. Calvalleria Rusticana. .......
................. MaScagin
Miss Marguerite Barrall
If. Gypsy Dance ....... Keller Bella
Mr., Luther Randol
-. Melody ..............Ga .GauscahE
Miss Gladys Williams
lG. Valse Poapie. .......... Poldiui
Miss Annie Anderson
Il. Idilio .................. Lacks
Miss Fay Williams
Is. Playera ............... Sarasle
Miss Ozell1 Pugh
~. Prize Song To- Me.stensnger
..................... Wagner
Miss MaDul SNYDER
20 Selection from Ill Trovatore
..,........ ............... Dorm
Miss Maye Roberts
q. March of the Dwarfs . Greg
Miss Dorothy Dixon
%. Air (Solo on G strong. .Bach
Miss Lucille Belle
20 ta) Album Leaf. II. Lowenstein
Cb) Valse in IL Flat. Chopin
Miss Amelia Hunter
~. Norellete in E...S Schumann
Miss marguerite Noble
%. Ensemble class Of six vioins
in unison.
Tanhauser March .... Wagner
Mr.. Luther Randol, William
Ringer, Miss Doris Westheimer.
Mabel Snyder, Ozello Pugh, ,Lu-
ellie Bell.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-05
The Deadly Delay.

Those who put off using HALLS
TEXAS WONDER for their Kidney.
Bladder and Rheumatic trouble make
deadly delay 1t gives quick and
permanpnt relief Sold by druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-05

=:
THE QUEST OF THE GOLDEN
\ STEAK.
4 started out the other night
TTo try and get steak.
had a corking appetite
IMlth neither flaw nor fake.
u sort OF felt juicy slice
OF good red beef would be
About the best and very nice
|, Est thing there was for me
I'll have a dollars worth said
Unto the Waterman
He gave weary sort of sigh
And hen he thus began.
"a dollars worth of steak, alas!
Will be so very small .--~
You'll need magnifying glass
no see the thing at all"
"Oh, well" said |, IF that's the
u case.
Bring me two dollars worth"
Ycu should have seen that fellDa =
!. face;
II was so void OF mirth.
'-'Two dollars is the charge the cook
Is authorized to make.
Quoth he, to let fellow took
Upon piece OF steak
So hungry was |, | could not
Resist its sharp appeal.
''All right" said !. Il guess I've got
Enough to make the deal.
Five dollars worth | pray you
bring"
The waiter sighed again.
wilt have it set within ring
Or on golden chain?"
: q want the stuff to eat, said
hph, dear" quoth he, ablink,
70 let a customer be fed
On steak we couldn't think"
Ne keep it in "A crystal case
And under lock and key
We really shouldn't have the face
70 use it wastefully."
And so it was to give it up,
And eased my hungry pain
With one small hundred dollar cup
)f simple milk-and rain.
Carlyle Smith.
tt
And so it was | gave it up.
Wednesday evening at the home
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-05
Dauchters of Confederacy.

The Daughters of Confederacy meet
Saturday and elect a delegate to the
state meeting of the L. ID. c.. at Ok
lahoma City in July.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-05

Williams Ernest Enloe. Geo
Bulard, Luther Randol, William
Ringer; Misses Reeia Wood
Marguerite Barrall, Doris West.
heimer Audrye Barrett, Ida
Enloe Ozello Pugh. Mabel Sny.
der, La Una de Cordova. Helen
Dudley, Eva Lowley, Lucille
Bell
> Violin Solo.
Kinawiak CMazurkaD .........
................... Weimawsti
Miss Doris Westheimer
>. Autumn CEtude de ConcerD. o..
.................. Chamiaado
Miss Raye Campbell
T. Violin Solo.
Confidence. e.............J. Bloch
Miss Audrey Barrett
> Day Dreams. ms............E Ernst
Mr.. Louis Williams
8. Impromptu ......... Bloch
Miss Evelyn Williams
I. Chauson non Paroles Strebby
Miss Carol Daube
S. Dance on the Green.
................ Bargmuler
Miss Hadie Hunt
8. Carvan March e. Spies
Miss Reda Wood
10 La Cinquantaine Gabriel-NIarie
Miss Eva Lawley, Tishomingo
II. Four violins in unison.
Morning Greeting. Oelmler
Louis Williams. Leon Daube,
Ernest Enloe, Evelyn Williams
u. False. se........... Beaumont
Miss Virgie Joins
l3. Hunting Song ........... .Gurlett
Mr.. Joe NJ. London
IA. Morning Prayer 49,. .Streabbog
Miss Aline ,Skipworth
15. 5th Air Varie ..... Daucla
Miss Helen Dudley, Tishomingo
l6. (a) Butterfly ..... .Greig
(b) Dance of the Elves. .Greig
Miss Ruth Blake
IL. Slumber Song. ...... .Schumann
Miss La Una de Cordova,
Tishomingo
IS Melodie ......... Paderwski
Mr.. F. Prather
10. 1st Air Varie. .... de iBeriot
Miss Mabel Snyder
20 Cen Amore ........ Beaumont
Miss Marguerite Salisbury
p. Caratine ................R Raft
Miss Ozello Pugh
y A Mon Annie. Schutt
Miss Viola Kloski
-. Sonata ............. Grieg
Miss Lucille Bell
a Ensemble Glass ten violins in |
unison.
Garatte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bach /
Messrs. Geo. Bulard, Luther
Randol, William Ringer. Misses
Doris Westheimer, Mabel Sny-
der, Lucille Bell, Ozello Pugh. .
La Una de Cordova, Helen Dud. /
ley, Eva Lawley.
FRIDAY EVENING
/. Ensembel, Glass eleven violins .
in unison.
BY Messers Ernest Euloe. Geo. /
Bulard, Luther Randol, William
Ringer; Misses Reeda Wood.
Marguerite Bar"lll Ida Enioe,
Ozello Pugh. Mabel Snyder. Lu.
ellie Bell, Doris Westheimer.
> (a) Melody ......... .Schumann
Cb) Etude ........ Schumann
Miss Thelma Ramsey
3. March of the Tin Soldiers.
........ Gurlett
Miss Eula Akers
4. Nalse ................. Gurlett
Mr.. Leon Daube
.. March ..................R Ryder
Mr. Ernest Enloe
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-05
Here and There.

D. NJ. Haley McAlester is visit
ing his daughter. Mrs. Arthur Walcott.
#
The Jewish Aid Society will meet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-05
BY MARY GwYNN WHITEMAN
TELEPHONE ONE-FOUR-TWO

of the brides parents, M and Mrs.
Golisby. in South Ardmore. Miss
Bessie Goldsby was married to Carl.
ton Butler. Rev Dan Curb OF the
South Ardmcre Baptist church of
ficating,
The home was artistically dec
grated in celebration of the mar
riage with carnations and ferns.
In the parlor, where the cere-
mony was performed. a bank OF
ferns and carnations were used in
decorating and served as back
ground for the bridal party. In the
dining room white and pink was
employed as a color scheme. Over +
the table was suspended a large
white wedding bell from which
white satin ribbon was suspended
to the four corners of the table, end
ing in shower bouquets. In the cen
ter of the table pink carnations were
used in a crystal vase.
The ceremony was witnessed by
the relatives AMI the very close
friends of the bride and groom,
Both young people are well and
fsvorably known in our city where
they have a great many friends and
acquaintances.
Mr.. Butler is an employe of the
Ardmore State Bank. MIR. and Mrs
Butler have a pretty new home on
b street where they have gone
t. housekeeping.
On Tuesday evening at the Broad
way Methodist church, Miss Abby
Hanna will give her annual song
recital
The public is extended a cordial
invitation to be present
The following program will be
rendered:
PROGRAM.
/. Aria, Eye Hath Not Seen"
CHoly City, ..............Ga .Gaul |
Salie Mays Mccoy
. -Four Leaf Glover" 49, .Coombs
Mary Byrd
3. Mother o Mine" ........ Tours
''Bendemeers Stream" &C.. .Gatty
G. p Prather !
4. Midsummer Night" Strickland
Mrs. p. C. Dings /
3 Loves Coronation Iviolin.
organ and piano. ......Aylward l
The Pirate ....... Petrie
Lon NJ Frame Jr /
g. open Secret" .... .Woodmah
Daisy Maud Webb
Z 'Hark the Robin" (viClin).. !
.................... lynes
June Observation-Disclosures. Beach
Nellie Ikard /
s. Marguerite ... Meyer Helmund
Sheridan Kinkade |
9. Japanese Cradle Song" Setter
Madrigal ....... .Chaminode >
Come to the Garden, Love"
Observation-Disclosures. Salte" >
o. Slave Song" .......Del Riego
Natalie Williams &c.. .. >
!. "A Mans Song" ".........H Harris
''Niolets .Woodman .
John Freeman
>. Summer Girl" ....... Sergeant >
Mrs. T. l.. Frame
3. Three for Jack" ..... .Squires
Thomas Gilmer
Lullaby (violin) ... Hanscom
Il DO, Don't You?". Harriss
He Was a Prince" . .Lynes
Mighty LAX a Rose" Nevin
Sallie Mays Mccoy
>. The Boy and the Bee.
................... Steele
Mesdames Kinkade, Prather
Gilmer ard Freeman
Violin accompaniments played by
)zella Pugh.
Organ by Mrs. n. NJ. Mccoy.
loWensten Recital.
On Thursday and Friday evenings
f this week at the Broadway Meth
dist church will be given the Low
nstein Recital-an annual event
hat is welcomed with eagerness by
he music lovers of our city. Here
re the programs:
THRSDAY EVENING.
/. Ensemble class Is violins N
unison. TO Wild Ross.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mcdowell
Messrs Leon Daube. Louis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-05

Are your friends the kind you need
or the kind that need you?
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l1zz&G3I{!6la3

Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 with Mrs
w. Newman on West Main street.
On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. T. n
Coleman will entertain with tea in
honor of her sister. Mrs. Hal Buchan-
on of Memphis, Tenn.
It
Mrs. II. G.. Potterf and Miss Ham
mond entertain tomorrow afternoon
with a reception at the residence of
Mrs. Potterf on G street S. W.
Mrs. w ID. Potter and Mrs. Jim
Stonum entertain on Wednesday af-
ternoon with a reception at the resi-
dence of Mrs. w. ID. Potter.
Mrs. Murphy of Galveston is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. c.
Sims.
Mrs. Walter c. Dean of Oklahoma
City is visiting Mrs. K. J. Williams.
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Benevolent Society.

Following is the quarterly report
of the Benevolent Society for March,
April and May, 1910:
Clothes received, $500.
Clothes given cut, $99.75
Helped 52 families.
Made 80 visits.
Got homes for two boys in the
country. Placed three children in
tba Cornish hama
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-05

Mrs. Walter c. Dean of Oklahoma
City is visiting Mrs. K. j. Williams.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-05
THE WEEKS CALENDAR,
Monday.

=" Monday. s.
!: Reception at Mrs. II. c. ::
J. POtterfs. Z,
. Tuesday. u
J. Reception at Mrs. T. n. ::
9 Coleman's. 4
!: Jewish Aid Society with 3:
!: Mrs. Newman. 3:
!" Evening-Recital at BROAD ::
3 way Methodist church by {:
J: Miss Abby Hanna. 8:
Wednesday. {:
!: Reception at Mrs w. ID. ::
u Potter's. Z:
" Reception at Presbyterian ::
: church. ::
Thursday :;
y Musical at Mrs. II. G. Con ::
): nelly's.
= Bridge Whist Club. ::
!; kosmos Klub. ::
= Friday. 3:
Lowenstein Recital at the q
y Broadway Methodist church. ::
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-05

Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 with Mrs
w. Newman on West Main street.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.

The constitutional amendment giving
women the right TO vote in the State Of
Washington was adopted at the recent
election by a majority Of more than - 600.
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boudoir sdects will certainly welcome
one Of thess charming little creations In
lace and linon or not and perky ribbons
OF course Q host Of women ave no time
for morning vanities. They ges up and
drss for the day and abiure boudoir
coquetry.
But even these women are sometimes
III and dainty cap and matinee or night
ingalls, do certainly make mild illness
or cow absence more cheerful fer the
invalid and vastly more interesting and
entertaining for doctors and visiting
friends. So even the woman who puts
on her shirtwaist and tailored suit In the
morning and goes out to business should
not scorn boudoir cap and matinee for
emergencies. and a. for the woman who
does not look dainty and coauettish in
the morning simply because she il too
lazy or too Indifferent to do il. out upon
her! Give her a boudoir cap. all fiufYiness
and softening laces and becoming rib
hons, in q duck Of box that in a. frivolous
~ the cap within. and perhaps the gift
will convert her to breakfast vanity
IL 10 . hardhearted woman who " ouldn
feel its influence and make az least some
effort to live up 70 it.
The matinee and nightingale and
boudoir robe are all attractive Christmas
gfts and may be very expensive or COM
psratively inexpensive. according TO the
materiels and according to whether one
- SacDo high price speciality
Sac, = ~ SksH14Ds onsseK SAT- siik Of
crepe or albatross lined with silk and
Frsnch flannel or lingerie stu6s silk lined
sr> thu r,orn,ls ~. s;nM> t>r,al A.. thc,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18

G'or0'tprr r,rr|-pnHd'Hco Er-y ErrH.n0
Be"au-" N" holly trees IN ~u--..y county
ar" devoid ~ berries This year. d"slrr- m
this evergreen N al plr'~ u' 'n" 'ouutr,
hay" been cpmu'isd 10 have. h.rrr..- ~ntr,u"d
into the county from Nv" south VA pr,!"r
70 MAX. enough wr"lfhs 80 supply the
orders which have been contracted for
Local mon ~ay 'h"F aT. not tb'r 10 supply
tn" orders los Lalf that ftry have ra".. Is 81
within th" last f"W dIy- according fp
a local dealer YESTERDAY. thor" has upt
been such a -"Irify 81 berries 'ur lsar-.
which ~ du.' to M" .puy continued dro..ghi
last summer di the nm" m" hplly r.,4
w"r" putting forth their -hu"f-. winch maxi"
tho bssTT
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pensivs bat somewhat clumsy zenonA
cloth are comfortable for winter wear.
short frilly little things to alp on over
the nightgown for breakfast IA bed or
wear ia illness are shown In Countless
variety and Their. are innumsrsble longer
breakfast jackets and boudoir robes.
One of the pr.ttie-t things in IN. Last
named that has been seen this season
In n simpl. loo-e rob.. Of soft. heavy crepe
Ia an exquisite shade 81 pima
IL gives the impression that IL is to b
slipped on over the head. being cut IN
merely two pieces with sleeves in one
with back and front. but II really but
tons on the shoulders with tiny pink
crepe buttons. \ plated frill OF fine
creamy lace finishes tn. Dutch neck
and similar frillS show slightly under th.,
edges OF the loose kimono sleeves.
In crepe Of tn. same kind and in vasy
much the same warm. soft shade OF pink
10 q nightingale cut from IA square of the
material with round hole through which
the head is To he shipped This neck -
bordered by plated irilled lace the hens
OF the little garment are featherstitchcd
and on the front ara set three frivolo N
little bows OF lace.
Bags OF all kinds are admirable Christ
mas presents. and this year the silk and
velvet bags. embroidered or braided.
the bags Of metallic brocade. Of metallic
laces-but one really cannot 60 into the
subject in a limited space have a look
~ -tha -A=;1nSs6aGi shaa aRd- reuaeas.
Der that 10 Is modi-h to have "A bag tor
each costume. bag for every occasion.
That ought to help even man adIift
on the vortex OF Christmas shopping
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From tfr Wcs'mtns'Tr Grssr'
James Grt"N". believed 20 n" rn" uIdc-'
man IA scotland. died a. HI dwelling. cor
an-t.e Loeb f"a side" - Few nights ago
He Wa - un'IN. ul luN"Tn" Ssh r.. "h"r'.
according To- % - own b"I-f b" We born
IN tn" year I>sE' lie 'N"i IN" date OF las
b.rth hv hi rrCuil"C'on- of NAi"rt""
he wa then Doy NorhIug II M" Hold
and when the news of III" victory arrived
he. along with hi- fellow lahnrcr-. rlItIJ
pare ed ~ th. general r"Iut'lug- ~ 'hu'
tiu.- he WAS - or Ia cars ~ axe. iir mann.
IA ned the 81 ui- faculty .l.' r-' Az ~
the last and Wa alb" 'v -..' and -i'"Hk
with visitors 'Ill within d f"w v"Hr- HEp
Nr Grf".r hat -pnA"n With men who
hal sen Pr uC" charlie. ant IaI heard
HIS 1raHdfa'h"r dr-' h'' mat tI-far.r IsT
-ouage aud ~ pAu father and his uurl.
had taken par ~ ~ si.ltnd Ian t,..ld
For almost uIn"fv-'iv" wears Nr E,ra ..ti
a. a shepherd and even after D." NIr r..'F red
from CuntinUuu- labor b" '"u.rurd ~
as - ~ the 'rld- taking = turn a. 'h. hay.
a. ne phTI--i ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
new FUR VANITIES


motor cap or bonnet does not appeal.
what about q theatre or evening cap'
Here u something frivolous enough.
festive enough. dainty enough 90 look
exceedingly Christ,nAssy; and there s
not such wide latit ude Of shape that one
= likely to make any great mistake
in short. To be sure. earlier and other
French lovers Of headwear de style are
sending out absurd and ravishing bats
of picturesqueness and eccentrieity under
the name OF evening bonnets. and these
very odd models one could not we'll give
to woman without being first sure that
she would look well In them. but the type
Of bonnet most often seen is the modif'ed
Charlotte or mob cap Of metallic net ana
lace with tiny flowers Of silk or tinsei
for trimming. and this sort OF thing any
woman could wear with evening dress,
although Of course little variations OF
line or detail. q tribe added to the height
Of crown or width OF brim frill. slight
difference in the tone OF gold or silver,
q touch Of creamy lace next the face.
the exact shade OF the little flower cluster
or. xreath may make Q vast difference
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( an egretlike spray Of silk and velvet

Of an egretlike spray of silk and velvet
iris.
On the large hats fur is used in many
ways. sometimes for an entire crown or.
a. has been suggested. for a facing ON the
wide brim or ~ border for brim or for
the edges Of a draping scarf. But on the
whole the best effects in fur trimmed
large hats are usually secured by using
a sof, scarf Of handsome long hair fur
about the crown and entrusting the rest
of the trimming TO feathers or tn. huge
flowers which are one OF the sea-on's
millinery fads
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elected president 4 the undergrad nat.
council the chief governing body "f To-"
students of the University Of thICdg"
She IL the first CIR! t" b" chosen for thu
osf
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FUR DOMINATES THE HATS
ALSO SHOWS rHE
CRAZE or The SEASON.

IN. Ha,. Fltner OF Fur 90 Fur Trimmed
ModIsh Autumn shapes Copied In
ru- Tooue~ % Many kinds-Fisw ers
ard Feathers Used ~ Ornament.
Pr haze and fur trimmed hats always
ba,.. , ,s-tain vogue during the winter
MONS but this year they are enjoying
.r7... ,..irnted popularity. and taking
me. .r. moderation the reckless lavish
res ,.,rh which fur ia being used in coats.
ana -..r-. millinery and frock trim
.,,ns ne - inclined to wonder whathsr
,rv n+aring animal will escape with
nj. -. his season.
3d. 'ly the modish millinery lines
ba,., -ai much to do with the snthusi-
A., ~ fur "a a hat material All
Of Or. lie closs shapes which have been
. isI md themselves readily to fur
YEA ,r.Tr. and indeed many of them
Na iadly more piquant and beoom-
,1s 'Ir than in the beaver and velvet
II 'r. asrlier SEASON
May Of the short hair flrs are supple
.nou sh 10 be handled almost a. easily
a. -. velvet or beaver. and ona linda.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18

Miss Edna Cameron had one Of the
finest exhibits at the national apple show
in Chicago. Miss Cameron's home is at
White Salmon. Wash. and she is the e1-
ecutive secretary and field representa-
tive Of a commercial league composed Of
5OO business men and ranchers in her
State. She il said tn have ridden more
than three hundred miles on her pony TO
gather the apples for her exhibit.