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Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-07
8. 6 WORKERS MEET.

NOHIH ADANS, MASS, JUL b- With several thousand Sunday school workers present from all over the State, the twenty-frst annual con vention of the Massachusetts Sun day School association met here to day and will continue in session until Friday. Subjects of great in terest to the Sunday school workers will be discussed by President Gar field of Williams College, Dr. George J. Fisher of New York and others of prominence.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-07
TO STOP IN BRISTOL.

BRISTOL. Tenn. Oct. 6.-Colonel Roosevelt will spend two hours here tomorrow on his way to Knoxville. az extensive arrangements are be ing made for his reception. Many special trains will be run to the city and large crowds of visitors are ex- pected from virg nia. Tennessee and the neighboring states.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-07

The pleasant purgative effect ex perienced by all who use Chamber !ain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and the healthy condition of the body and mind which they create makes one feel joyful Sold by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-07

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 6.-Be- fcre a fashionable gathering that fill cd the Church of the Holy Trinity at noon today Miss Mary Hathorn Perkins, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Penrose Perkins, became the bride of Lieut.. B. Pratt Mannix, Jr.. r $. A.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-16

EEW YORK Special the
.f . Katherine j. .-.l-
-..-l. sr.rer.r
poison .r th. Roosevelt
Iure r- l.s - rle c-ts
$500 uaut- have begun bate
.. t0 cain possession ot o. l che
..rrt decides whether --r
uurle brother Thomas Lrar ..r o..
f Prospect Fla.. EranE.yl. or Ar--
IRA Jordan. ~ IF Arst S.Et.ern Street.
haas a Regal claim % tle body C.r.l
Felr berg declines 30 Issue .-r-a.
permit
8Iss Dr1mmonl executed a short
time before her death nll Ram ns
Nre Jordan eIecltr.E. and asking her
friend. with whom she had lived more
rhan ten years. 90 have her BODY cree
mated Miss Drummond left o. Mrs.
Jordan her estate. consisting az lie
f insurance .ewelry and other personal
f belongings which Miss DrummOnd
had collected ln her travels
Mia Drummonc feH 10 suddenly on
the nlgnt OF June % last and died
I the next dag. The hospital phys. clans
f notified Coroner Felnberg. who found
Z inst she had been poisoned with bl-
T chloride % mercury he vas not surs
that the poison had been taken with
{ suicidal intent
Meanwhile Mrs. Jordan arranged
I with the Stephen Merritt Burial Com
Dany 90 have the body Of her frienC
crematcd- When the undertaken call
sd az the mOEgue for the body ne wa
told that Mis- Drummond's brothel
had arranged for iLs burial. az he %
Jected 70 cremation on religion
[ grounds.
Mra Jordan. through Lawyer ia
Ian A Beatty. applied TO suprem
Court Justice Granger for an orde
directing the coroner 20 deliver tn
body % her.
The court decided 90 give Nj
Drummond an opportunity 20 b
heard. and the motion for sn orde
will probably BE argued today.
Mas Drum1ond's VIII was witness
} &c By Thomas Corrigan. of iS7 Wes
EiRhty-fhird etreSts Miss Nay Jog
: Can. Of ie West 8txt1sth street. an
: yamea FOSTER AHliiksn. OF 9o1 We.
Thzrty-zlxth street.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-16
EXPLANATION BIZ
THE FIRE BOARD
Commissioners Explain Require
ments for Fire Protection
TO the Council.
RICHMOND. Wasp ecial.-

RICHMOND VAS D iaL-
The Board OF Fire miSsioners
forwarded 10 the Common Council
last night its estimate for proper IRE
protection for Washington Ward X
was referred 70 the Finance Commit
tee.
IL estimates that an engine house
will cost $4,000. and asks that &12,-
500 be appropriated for an auto-en-
CINE. In recommending an automo-
bile engine. in which Is combined
chemical engine and hose-wagon. the
board reports a saving OF %l.l5O In the
first cost OF this equipment as against
the regulation steam fire engine COM
bination chemical and hOse-vagon.
horses and harness. and further saw
ing in the cost OF maintenance and
salaries OF the automobile company as
against that OF tho regular steamer
company. amounting TO $3.50 per an
mum. without allowing for the loss OF
horses by death or disablement.
For FIRE alarm boxes and poles the
board asks this year $4,000. This In
cludes the erection OF twenty street
boxes at accessible points tn Wash
ington Ward. An appropriation OF
S5.225 Is asked FOR an underground
cable 20 the city Hail. lu order thai
the South Richmond department may
az an times. even in storm and sleet.
bc I'm communication With hcadQuar-
tiers and with the other engine houses
The pay roll. ia order 20 carry out the
annexation ordinance. Isl fixed at S.
a3e rcr year. and am allowance OF ST.
500 lis asked for expenses and OF $500
# FOR Ere alarm expenses.
Accompanying the rCcCmmcnda-
tions as 10 Washington Ward was an
ordinance. also referred Co the Fl
nance Committee. appropriating S.
$50 for Tho purchase of three fire de-
uarfment motor cars for The use a
.ne cnIet and h-s trst and second as
-.stauts.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-16
ENGLISH STATUE
TO Be UNVEILED
L. =. senator D.. -. Martin to Present
Likeness 81 Thomas Jefferson 90
University of Virginia.

CHARLOTTESVILLE NA-Special
--e Llte..--- u- L--eA... --.- -mru-
.f Jefferson. I'D -.. -I..r .. -.. lurt.
-. ut f.r r.t... 90
COME .r..- u. degrees -.e -atl- The
BOARD et visitors. la-.... -- officers
.ul -..Sl- .- tlc -u.. rtl H.t o.
present Omitted States -.t-r Mar
t.l. 4 c.-ssl4a-e oi t-e sculptor 4t the
Al-t-rl l-s..t-t-. "--- present
= .l.ses Ezekiel Win be tile guest
lI r.. pres. l.rr ~ rU. .U....-
The gltt Was entirely t.ar VI sig
81 oses except THAR alumni and friends
or Rae lrit er-ity nave PAID l-e exc
.rr-r ot tr-r l-rmert trDin Rome
20 Charlottesville. and that ~ pltuus
rne r..Ulue fl place. Ins has
amounted 90 about $4,000. The con-
4 tr.8utors 20 this fund are Nrs. Thomas
Nelson F4s-. washington. -. g., ST.
ph-a. $1,000. Mortimer Schin. lsador
strals. H. Taylor Payne and Frank
/ Il. Cham beers. az New YORK. $500 each.
T George ". Perkins. OF New York,
/ $500. g.. ~. Bliss, ot New York. $780,
\ Jefferson Seligman, Isaac Sellgman,
James 4. Woodward Francis l. Hlne
I and Delaney NlcOA. OF New York.
l 500 each Jacob Schin. OF New y Ork,
l $3.50; W. c.. AcA1oO. OF New YORK
$40. a. Abraham, OF Brooklyn. 500,
n Low man. "a aHNfH M At.aAAea III
500; James ". Boyd. OF Richmond
$500. Colonel Archer Anderson, OF
/ Richmond. $50 John Shelton VIII
uams. OF Richmond. 500 +. y. Leigh
iJr. OF Richmond. $50; Fergus Reid
OF Norfolk. $50; John y. jenkins, OF
Norfolk. SO: John II Converse, 81
Philadelphia. $50; Senator II A Du
pont. OF Washington $50: TheOdor'
Marburg. OF Baltimore, $50: Graham
X. Harris. OF Chicago. $500; ". X
Kirby. OF St Louis. 500; Senato
John S. Williams. Of Benton, Miss
ls25: J. p. Blair. OF New Orleans. SIS
. lIndepedentOrder Of B'Nai Bkith
. ls10O: balance Ia hands OF Dr. Thoma
. Nelson Page. SI36. Martin A. kyersou
, Of Chicago. 500; subscribed by va
! lrious friends. through the Efforts .
+ DR.. L. ~. Calisch, OF Richmond. azVU
Subscribed by various New 4or
! alumni through efforts Of r. l. har
1 rison. $3.50: Thomas JEFFERSON CoOl
! ndge. OF Boston. $500. friend !
. memory OF Gratz Cohen, $500. Iota
t7.6z6.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-16
TO BUILD RAILROAD
UP R0skFISH VALLEY

LYNCHBURG. NA-Special-An Of
fetal announcement has been made
from the temporary oftice OF the COM
pany here that the Rockfsh Valley
Railway will be built up the Rock
fish River Valley from a point on the
southern Railway not for from North
Garden. The work is 70 be COM
menced as soon as the right OF way
IS completed. and this is being pushed
now. The road Is 20 be about twenty
miles long at the start and Il may
20 further into Nelson county later.
II will open up a new territory which
Is rich in timber.
The company behind the project Is
20 erect an immense extract plant
along the new road.
The Arm OF Coleman. EaSley and
Coleman. Of this city. is the attorney
for the projectors Of the road
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-16
WOMAN TRIES HARD
TO END HER LIFE
DESPERATE CHURCH WTL wO-
Man THRICE ATTEMlsT> To
DESTROY HEEsEIF.

RICH MOND. vas ecl&L-
liza. A. ~ Clrey. Df -a-s egrL
TseerlT~rlrrn street. made t1ree l--
eree4ual atteulDr1 o. ease -fr LIE lr
her home cefuser - srl - cclccr
THURSDAY. frEr - shooting, secondly
~ CaEnlEg a lsnrel AaulD Cd 1eE iare
snc lastly ~ go al-1hl16 -a--a--rl-
she Vas preFen-ea ~ ire Drst - q
attempts ~ EAcgc-e Policeman brg
aat. who had previously Dael SUR
fnonec 1y members % tne family. sfle
feared mat she intended 20 lestrgg
her lie The desperate Uonlan F4f
writing 4 farewell lstLer - 1ef fat1er
when the officer Walkec ln upcn her
Dsvlnlrg his presence. enc grabbed q
revolver frOm her creseer. Na4cn nnf
pressed 20 her forehead. ard Wa ir
the at q pulling ire trigger Nhe1
the officer srayec her hand
Frustrated ln thls attempt. Ehs
picked ~ q nghte1 lamp AID a.
eDOot 20 dash IL upon nerre1 VIE,
the officer again tDterferec.
Leaving the hoEse. Policeman BY
ant believed he had 6lssuaced Mr.
COrey from further attempts % eDt
her liza. Hs hSc Eone 0uly q shcr
distance. however when he was re
called 81 screams z1c Shouts TIA
Mrs CoGey had swallowed laudanum
he retracec hls steps and found IA
wo1nEE lying az full ierCth On Ia
floor 1n eeUi-consclOcs state. witt
the hslf-ennDied v1a1 ~ her ade.
The CITY Embalzcce wa ca1iec an,
the woman resuDcitated- 6he wtl r.
SoTer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-16
WAR DEPARTMENT
WILL LOAN COTS
UNCLE SAM To FURNISH 1900
BEDS To VIRGINIA SOLDIERS
WHO ATTEND MANEUVERS.
RICHMOND. Vas p eciaI.-

MOND, VA-Spec
The War Department at the re-
quest OF Colonel g. A. Dempsey and
the Ad5utant General, has decided 10
furnish the Virginia troops who at
tend the Gettysburg encampment and
maneuvers with 1900 cots which VIII
enable every man 20 sleep comfort
ably after his hard days work
After the encampment Is over these
cots will become the property OF this
state and viii be assigned 10 the va
rious companies
Nearly 1000 OF Virginia's militia
men viii attend the maneuvers. which
viii take place from July LIST TO July
18th, inclusive. Uncle sam will go
down deep into his jeans 10 help de-
fray the expenses.
lie viii furnish the transportation
and subsistence. which respectively
represent expenditures Of about S1S.-
900 and $4,000.
The Commonwealth will pay IN
soldiers for their services. which VIII
require about $4,000. This money
comes out of the sums allotted 20 this
State by the Government
All branches OF the service viii par
D ticipate In the rnaneuvers. and " 10
] believed that the outing will result IN
q vast deal OF good to the miiitiamsn-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-16
SECRETARY NAGEL
To ADDRESS BANKERS

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA Spe-
cial.-The seventeenth annual conven-
uon OF the Virginia state Bankers As
sOClation opened here Monday with
a large attendance, President Il A.
Walker. OF StauntOn. presiding.
Reports OF the officers showed the
lr-aIl1a-i uu Co nave reached high
water mark during the year. with q
mem berehlp OF $40. Job 4. Hodges.
.r .-N fork ard r. 70 Miller. OF
Lynchburg. spoke Friday. Sec
Rotary OF commerce and Labor NageI
addressed the association Friday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-16
SUPREME LODGE. SHIELD
OF HONOR NETTING

RICH MO<D. wasp
AtlSngic CITY Was chosen as the
a~eUnS place tor thv next session
Il the supreme Lodge. shield %
-fonor. which has been In session an
hia city siEce Tuesday morning.
The business 90 the morning session
ras the naming OF place for the
leNt meeting. and the e3vcu0n aud In
stallaxion OF officers The usual 1850
ltions OF thanks a. the people OF the
-iJy and 10 the k.ress Tor kindnesses
~-rs offered ano adopted. and the
sonvsouon clOs~1 shortly after the
sSon hOcr.
he aviegates win leave for taeir
aoulvs this afternoon. some rew ~
naming ever Until an opportunity hns
seen afforded 20 visit some ~ the his
oCricai points around Richmond.
Following Is a complete lst OF The
ot6cers chosen this morning. al OF
whom were duly installed
t'ast supreme master. = g A.eNfrano
Cole. Bsltimcre. No, supreme Master
Charles r SseEnnnd. baltimore. Mt-
Junior supreme Master. Jonas IL bet
TIRE. Ehilacel phla- Pa supreme >ecre-
tary. william T Henry. Baltimore
Suitrer. Bait more No supreme Chap
lain. E1erG Clement "A il-lsD EtcUs Del
supreme N0Dlrcto A-nritas ~ 40. De-
Is reeltnE. ". Va SgQrt re Aellc1- tN
rirccre. 40. Supreme INSIDE q .l- 1t.r
stewart Cornelius. Hfrlrsteac. \ s.
supreme Outside Guardian. r. ~. Van
-aUlaD. Camden. y q. clprt nae ttnarc
lc-l-rttrce. t .-ltarl Nanti.r { ..-il n
Balttmc-e. Ne Lolis - santa. Fhna
N-- re- les p af--i.- n ---
Let- W - E-i wards. Esll tt-0orc. A o.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-16
GLEN ALLEN MAN
ROBBED or ROLL
Sharpers Took Virginian TO Lat
tiers Room at Raleigh Hotel,
After Having Drinks, and
There Relieved Him
of His Coin.

WASHINGTON. ID. Especial
AZ noon to-day the MashinEton Pc
lice had not obtained clew 80 the
Whereabouts 90 the three men who
nc~crd Clarence Davis. OF Glen Al
kcn- ona OF e&So az the RatrtEh. In
shiS city. a few days ago. TIVE de-
eccsfxes are NJ work on the case.
One or m0re arrests are expected
neon.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-16
DALLAS WRIGHT
MAY ESCAPE CHAIR
Snprxme Court Grants Writ Of Error
% Nan Convicted es Killing
stewart Brothers
RICHMOND. VA-Specfal-

r Z n ~ q y II. As = 2 L.
Fantastic and grew~oEae Is the story 4
connected with the case % ". Dallas 4
wright az Buckingham county. &C \
cused murderer. &c whom the Virginia /
Court OF Appeals hRs Just granted
writ % error.
Sesth. but tNis action % the appellate
court gives hsrn a ere basis sor hope.
II means that the supreme Court. az
least INTENDS lccking carefully into
his case before q ssys whether % not
Re shall 70 10 the electric hair.
WriEhf's srrest was the sequel 81
the tragic end q two psrSirr onioOs ole
Confederate veterans T. @ STUART arc
w = Stusrt. Who were thought 70
h-ce great 6eai o. cash hivco I'D.
Those men. who were hroihers and
bachelors. lived in an isolated secOon
% the county. So a los cabin-
on the morning 81 April H. 1908.
their house vas discovered 70 oe II
ruins having beer almost corn plctcl2
destroyed rs ere. and thc co-rses OF
tho two ola soliiers were found amons
BON eodies had been cha--e6 al
mos beyond recognition. a part 90
the skull az c-c had escaped tne De-
vourirr element however and trorn
shfs d-cnue6 several c,-s az le1a
which led the C-iciols 60 believe that
the brothers had been murdered
There were other s-sr -lcls siE~s
too. trrlulirc rhe head ct ar axe ans
the ha-rsls of four Suns u1cse s-ocs
has been burned away.
saw 10 All in q Dream.
C. Bosom. -Eslltut o- Lot
sv arte- rhe @ sccFt-r c- ttr crime
with ca sf-arce s-C-E at.cut Hf.-a
6relm De had had on the rteht ct me
ere
through TIRE ashe- u.s-s 90 his fa1c-
nss seen eve r-e~ enter sm1-. rul~e
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-16
STANTON PLAGIARIsT
IS FOUND GUILT

STANTON, VA Special.-Frank
II Sweet Of near Etaunton. was nnec
$50 for plagiarism in the Federal
court tn Harrisonburg Thursday. he
vas charged win selling % the short
Story Publishing Company. of Bos-
ton. stories act Of hts own anthor-
shlp -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-16

were notified in Littieton OF the acct
dent and all trains were warned &c
be on the watch for the car. IL can
be moved only by a derrick
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-16
MACHINE PLUNGES
OVER EMBAhK MENT
Four Occupants OF Blenner Special
in Endurance Run Narrowly
Escape Death.

Escape Death.
RICHMOND. yA@SPecfaL-
III. NJ. Airport, father Of X Il.
Airport. who was one of the four
autOi>tS injured near Little. y. G,
Wednesday afternoon I'm the North
Carolina endurance run. was an
telephone communication with
Thomas Gresham. Who II also ON
the run. Wednesday, and learns
that his son was badly bruised
about the head and suffered
broken collarbonc.
4 wanted "a take the first train
FOR I1ttletOn," said Mr.. Airport
Thursday, ~but Mr.. Gresham
told me that Bob was not seri-
not b necessary. He viii arrive
home this afternoon at O'Clock.
and I do not think ne will be laid
mp for any length % time"
Mr.. W. n Nelson. who was also
seriously hurt when the auto was
hurled over n thirty-tiVe foot en-
hankmcnt. and Mr.. Gresham will
return 10 Richmond with MIR. All
port
Tne following IS On part an account
~ the accident IS reported by a. Il.
vs.. Mackrcth. stad correspondent OF
tne Timcs-Disp1t who was with
me party
f PANACEA SPRINGS. y. Especial
Hurled over thirty-hNe-fcot mhank-
-crt shree miles from LitUctCn. b.
T'a-ners White Special COM
rcr.tcr ln the North Carolina enour-
arce rur. went 90 ruin shortly before
o'clock Wednesday afternoon Cl Tie
tracks Ct the >tahnarl Air LIuc Rail-
-..t below. Allen Potts. Coleman
'urcht-s. driver. r. i. Airport. chief
observer. end w b. nelson tfner onN
checker .u of Richmond. We're
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-16

WASHINGTON. d. c. Special
Clarence Davis. swenty-four years OLD.
OF Glen Allen. Va. reported 10 the
peiice last night that ne had been rob
bed OF sass yesterday afternoon In a
room in the EaleiCh Hotel by three
strangers The police have a oescrip-
ton of the men and Detectives Yer
million and Earbce. OF the Central
office. who have been detailed on the
case. hope 90 arrest them to-day.
Davis arrived IN Washington We'd
reslay morning. He registered at the
Rale.E and ir the afternoon walked
down peuusy lra-ta Avenue. When De
reached seventh street he took seat
on tre coping around The parking
there. a weli-ircssel strauEer ap-
rroachel and engaged him in CONVEX
sar.oD.
Where are ycu from OPP the strange
asked. Davis says he Informed the
man Pee was from Virginia. and that
le uas ou his WlE g. Sew York. The
s--a-cer -ull Davis thlt he Was out 20
u-nrk.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-16

Gardening By Proxy.
I haven't room with hoe or rake
To cut a capSr.
A city man can only take
A farming paper =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-21

combinations of color nrc introduced In
the coloTed llnlng or In the touch of color
somewhere in Tie waist OF in the trim
mDg. This is to be Il summer for black
and white effects, and the white lining
showing through The transparent black
yo;le dc sole or lace shows of the thinner
fabric to perfection. Bands OF satin or
velvet Fibobn nrc used effectively, as are
folds of the material. and IN many of the
smartest gowns no other trimming is re-
quircd Sometimes the underskirt Of
satin is not entirely covered by the over
dress. which Is more like tunic or over
skirt This is so decidedly a contrast
that it is objected TO on The ground that
it cuts the generally becoming lines, and
scant founce Of the voilc de sole or lace
is preferred showing beneath the tunic (;
but again this is q question for the indi-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-21
HgkA T E s T
PA s II | O N 5
Embroidered Tune and Satin
EUening Gouns
BY MRS. A. T. ASHMORE.

henvier, moro elaborate fashions OF The
last wintcr.
There is nothing so practical rs Tho
block evening gown; in truth, ono OF tbs
great objections 10 il is that it is so. for
every womnn possesses at least one. so
that If an informal dinner is given the
chances are srcntly in favor OF cyory
woman being attired in black.
There nre many black materials this
season that make up effectively and also
that combine we'll Liberty sotin. lace and,
yoile de sole nrc charming together, while.
rs there is no ruic that commands there
shall only be oil black, most attractive
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-21

informal entertainments. the instinctiyeIy
(or cultivatedly) conservative woman OF
good taste is most particular TO have her
gowns appropriate TO the occasion. They
may bc just as costly-arc often moro So
but there is most marked difference be-
tween her gorgeous hall gown and tho
gown intended for an informal dinner in
tho height of summer With such choice
Of materials it is not very difficult propo.
siuon this summer to select gowns unlike
those that have been popular all winter
Chiffon, yoilc de Sole aud silk muslin and
the finest OF ordinary muslin make up into
the daiutiest and most attractive Of even.
ing gowns and arc delightfully."- unlike the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-21

vidunl taste To decide, md consequently
there are not often two gowns made alike,
! though the Identical model mny 10 chosen
/ for several
] The simpler evening gowns all have n
youthful exaggerated simple effect and
are almos; without exception far more
suitable for young eiTl than fory The
older woman who insists upon the same
Istylc, The skirt. made without u train,
rather fell gathered or in fine plcats
with bands of ruching or ribbon run
through shirred bands Of the mnterinl IL
the liner lace. and with occasional
roscttes OF bows OF soft ribhon hes for all
time been assigned to tho d6butantc. and
when 1t is chosen by the woman Of ma
turc years any sincerely conscientious
dressmaker has task almost beyond
her power to turn out gown thnt Will
not be so inappropriate as to bc fairly
hidcous.
Modifying the Style.
More length TO tho skirt. only ono
band if any. and but one roSetlc or bow
jnst at the back Of the skirt 10 hold
back and 10 gather the material Into the
accepted width is QUO woy of sowing the
difficulty. for then the general effect is
not so nbsurdly girlisb. The full waist
with simp,e trimming is harder 10 adapt.
but a more elaborate finish in bertha or
hchu style works wonders. Just as ii is
for young girl. the model in voiIc dc sole
or any transparent fabric is most cbarm-
ing and becoming. If m absolutely sim
pie dinner gown is selected there is
nothing more attractive than one of
chiffon or wolfe dc sole. made quite Main
but with double skirt effect and round
fichu edged with narrow crystal fringe
This is good model for color. white
or black, and il black or white is chosen
then a spray of artificial flowers or onn
large rose and bow of ribbon Is Tho
only trimming needed on the whist
Included in every wardrobe thero tx or
should lpc n more elaborate evening -oUo
for there IS always some occasion d,iriny
tho summer season when formal dress IL
required. Mnny women Keep for This
purpose the freshest OF the last wintcr's
ball gowns, but when there is no nerd
10 consider the cost tho now gown is
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-21

gown is new il is merely noticeable. but
grows steadily worse every time the gown
is worn. To hang skirt well is Ger
talnly most dithcult proposition. but
nothing makes more difference in the
appearance OF the costume Often. in
fact almost always, the defect is caused
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AZ il is drawn too much from the front
and IN consequence thrown out of place.
The best tailors always speak of bal-
ancinE the coat. meaning that from the
shoulders the lines hang straight anil
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correct, aud the same also applies to the
skirt For home drcsSmaking il pays 10
get good fitting, good hanging nIuslir
pattern and then work after that, foi
more than hnlf the battle is won wheI
this l. secured
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y skirt can he extremely narrow II
properly cut and hung and If sufficient
width around the hips is provided. In
fact. IL will look much more scant tban
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n NE Of the most Saringly obvious
faults Of a poor drcsSmaker is the
skirt that is shorter In front than in
the back, and il is fault that grows
worse all the time. so that when the
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by Tie front breadth DO, Jc,.s NNIJe
enough or not CUT and hucd across the
from. Another rca son Is bccansc Tho