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The evening world., 1911-08-31
SKIPPER KEEPS NERVE AND is
HAULED ABOARD.

'Heave me a line, peiio"ea '"P''
Dodge. facetiously. and III some
aboard and visit you
After three ineffcc.ia l attempts to get
Q line to the skipper. a succession cast
was made and Dodge was hauled
aboard. Once over the rail- he collapsed
and had to be lifted into the foretop
rigging and dashed there for SAFETY
Later she. .s~t him down to the deck
and wrapped him In the flying jio.
During these operations the men got
their first taste of water since sunday
night out OF the water butts on the
~forecastie deck. No food was to be had.
however.
During Tuesday morning they saw
three ships pass far to -wi.rd. TOO far
TO observe their distress signal, a torn
foretopsaii waving from the foremost.
At ten o'clock they sighted the Mo-
hawk several miles out to sea. Almost
without hope they watched the steamer
for 1t looked as though she too we're
going to pass without needing their
signals. suddenly they saw the steamer
turn In her course and head directly
for them. Weak as the men were, they
lot out a cheer. Captain Dodge. wrap
ped in the canvas. heard the cheer and
II gave him new strength. He clam
bered up to where his crew ciunS'
watching the approaching steamship
Captain Edmund kemble OF the Mo-
hawk had sighted the stricken VesseI
through Riasses. Word spread quickly
through the ship that a rescue was or
the cards and the passengers forgo'
their seasickness In their eagernes'
not to miss It. They lined the steamer
rail and several took snap shots OF TN
proceedings.
The evening world., 1911-08-31

san breaking up. With each Iuren
against the bottom the mariners eouid
feel the schooner weakening. she helu
together until night. however. BY that
time she had settled at the stern unth
only her masts and a bit Of the fo'css
deck and the jibboom showed above the
uayps
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MODERN WOODMEN
 INSTALL OFFICERS

A splendid meeting of Cotton Belt Camp No. 13,369, Modern Woodmen Of America, was held in Lafayette hall last might, when the officers for the ensuing year were installed. The meeting being open to the public, large crowd was in attendance.
 The officers installed were B. j.. Kerwin, venerable consul; " J. Me- Comb, past consult William Galloway adviser; c. "A. Gordon, banker George T. Davis, escort; R. J. Watson: watchman; George Guest, sentry; Doctors Asa Brunson, Clever and T.. w. Woodul. examining physicians and John T. Schlemer. manager for thre. years.
 District Deputy H. B. Turner work ed with his stereopticon and showed some flip. views of the sanitorium n Denver. A musical and literary pro- gram was enjoyed and late in the evening refreshments we're served.
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hOyse-Hanf Wedding Tonight

Because of the sudden death of Mo Hanf, father of the bridegroom. ,n this city early yesterday morning, the Moyse-Hanf wedding, which was to nave been solemnized at Greenyille. Miss, this evening, was postponed and the principals arrived in this city last night to attend the funeral of Mr, Hanf here this morning. The wed- ding will take place tonight at the ap.. pointed hour, 30 o'clock at the Haef home, after which Mr. and Mrs. Hanf will leave for St. Louis for few days stay. Rabbi Brill, of GreenFilIe. Mis-. will arrive here this afternoon ta Of ficate at the wedding which will b. attended by only the relatives of the young people and will be very quiet.
 Miss Irene Moyse, the b1ide-to-ba, accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Moyse, and brother, Ferd Moyse ac- companied Roy Hanf and Miss Fannie Hanf here yesterday from Greenvi!1e and will remain here until after the wedding tonight. Mrs. Harry Hanf. who had gone to Greenville to attend the wedding, also came home with them. Ike Lowenfeld, her brother, arrived from Little Rock last night to attend the funeral of Mr. Hanf this morning.
 The Moyse-Hanf wedding was to have been brilliant affair. Elab- crate preparations had bsen made for a luncheon last night and a re- ception was to have followed the wedding at the Elks Club tonight
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daughter Mrs Guy Fulk and little son, Marion Fulk
 Ieadore Friedman, of AcGehee, was business visitor in the city yester- day, while on his way home from a trip to St. Louis.
 Mrs. w. l.. Holden, of Little Rock and Mrs. T. D. Hardaman, of AL theimer, are visiting Mrs. Porter Shel- by for few days.
 J. A. Henderson, of Little Rock, an insurance adjuster, was in the city yesterday on business connected with the Home Insurance Agency.
 J. w. Powell well known insur- ance aljuster, of Little Rock, spent yesterday in the city on business with the Home Insurance Agency.
 J. B. Wood, state agent for the Des Moinas Life Insurance Company was in the city yesterday on business con- nected With his Little Rock office.
 Frank Picken and H. T. ShumalSer, contractors and producers of Bridge port, H., will leave for their home today, while in the city they looked after oil interests at Faith
 Mrs, Henry W. Myar, of Camden will arrive in the city today to spend the day with Mrs. Winters, who is very sick at the home of her sister, Mrs. M. Brown on West Second ave- nue. Mrs. Winters has been in i'll health for some months and came here few months ago to make her home
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CHARLES CHESNUTT
 v. P. OF COMP AN <

The annual meeting of the Gillespie & Brother Grocery Company was held yesterday afternoon. The officers elected are " O. Alexander, president; J. c. Che3nutt, vice president and Robert Finley, secretary and treasur CT. The directors include the above named officers and T. K. Gillespie and w. B. Alexander. The usual dividend ha. been declared for this year Mrs. F. wornall has sold her stock in ths company to J. c. Chestnut, Robert Finley and V. o. Alexander.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

AT THE ARLINGTON-J. H. Me Carthy Jr., Little Rock; P. H. Me- Carthy, Little Rock; J. T.. WimbeTiy, Star City; Judge H. R. Lucas, Star City; A. VI. Cone, Hamburg; c. w. Hill, Chicago; Ed Harper, Camden; r. w. Brazell, Chicago; William Will son, Philadelphia; s. M. Mutt, Pine Buff; J. c. Hudnett, Clarendon; s. E. Olson, Clarendon; L. o. Thornton, Little Rock; M. I. Allison, Hot Springs; ]. F. Snyder, St. Louis; F. 0. Winters. Little Rock; H. A Ben. ner, New Orleans; B. l.. Mallon, Jack son, Tenn; R. c. Williams, Chicago; :; P. A. LaXton, St. Louis; k. B. Ray burn, Mount Pleasant, Tenn; H. P. Byrne, New Orleans; H. P. MoyeT, Memphis; G w. Coop, Reytonsburg, Ky; Art Epple, Little Rock; William Horwitz, Denver; Mrs. l.. A. Crippen, Dermott; R. H. Holm, Little Rock.
 AT THE JEFFERSON-W. s. At wood, New Edinburgh; s F. Adams, Memphis; Mrs. B. L. Wiley and boys, Haywood; ". S. Bolinger, Bol- finger, La; F. ". Brasell, Texarkana; ; A. D DuBose, Memphis; Ben .. Leh- man, St. Louis; A. J. Ksitz, Chicago; l; J. c. Hays, New York; '. J. Hahn, Little Rock; J. B. Wood, Little Rock; B. l.. Wiley, Pine Bluff; Miss Jennie Hall, Waco; c. H. Vaughan, Chicago; ]; c. E. Williamson, Memphis; H. D. Bird, Chicago; V. Alexander, New York; c. D. Powell, Kentucky; H. N. Jordon, St. Louis; w. A. Hood, Mem phis; c. B. Bowman, Sikestown, Mo-; G F. Lockwood, 'Bastrop, La.; J. ". Green, Little Rock; T. G. Wanmack, Huntwood, La; R. E. Wanmack, Huntwood, La; D. Plumb, St. Louis; ". c. Bruce, Knoxville, Tenn; F, P. Albright, Batesville; Charles R. Schoppe, St. Louis; Nelson J. Hoke, St. Louis; Aby Hiller St. Louis; l.. E. Whitehill, Little Rock; George Car roll, St. Louis: G. F.. Middlebrcok, Dermott; l.. B. James, Laurel, Miss. :; l.. T. F'itzhugh, Memphis; Louis Kat zenberg, Little Rock; c. c. Wooten, Pine Bluff; F. L.. Abbott, St. Louis; J. N Buckner, Chicago; o R. Grip pen, New Orleans; J. c. Brown, St. Louis; R. N Bowers, Cotton Belt rail
 way; George H. Persons, Nashville: s. ". Mutt, Pine Bluff; w F Spann
 Jackson, Miss; w. w Bourne, Geor-
 gia; G. H. Ringler, New Orleans; c
 c. White, North Carolina; H. w
 Pring, New Orleans; T. P. Blake
 Portland; G. R. Mitchell; Lynchburg
 Va; c. R. McKennon, Dermott, and "
 H. Harvey, Grady.
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MISS WEBER IS
 HERE TONIGHT
Star in 'The Climax is Aat Nor Has She Been ilI-Company to Play R.
 turn Engagement @l Eias.

Manager c. E. Philpe5. of 5iIz fii=5 Theater, received a letter lasf niehe from Henry L. You.., -l-..szza ger. oI The Climax company, which will appear here tonight for gagement, stating that the report which Was sent out from Springfield Mo-, last Saturday to the effect that Miss WeBber, the charming leading lady of the company, was il, nece ssi- tating cancellation of contracts, was untrue Miss Webber is not Fl nor has she been. Manager Philpot will guarantee all patrons that she will appear here tonight or refund your money.
 Tom Snolaire, a member of the company, was ill at Springfield and had to leave the company, but his part, that of the Doctor" in the play. had been supplied by another capable actor from New York. The company did not receive very liberal pesi'0n- age here early in the season, but those who saw it went wild ovaa it and return engagement Waa sought by Manager Philpot. The in dioations are that the company will be greeted by a packed house. to- night. as the show has deMgnetrat9d On a visit here this year that it mer- it's liberal support. It is said to ba one Of the best attractions in tho south this season.
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New York banking institutions were announced today. John Alvin Young was succeeded as president of the Windsor Trust Company, the one mil lion dollar corporation formed in 1902 by August Heckscher, former head of the Zink Trust, and Aubert H. Wig gin, vice president of the Chase Nat ional Bank, stepped up to the presid ency of that institution to succeed A. Barton Hepburn Balantine P. Shy der retired from the presidency of the National Bank of Commerce on ac- count of i'll health
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CORBIN'S BODY
 TO BE SHIPPED

The body of Prof. J. c. Corbin, the learned negro educator, who died in this city Monday morning, aInd which has been lying in state at the Hol- derness undertaking parlOrs for sey- eral days, during which time it was viewed by hundreds of ne groes, Was taken to the St. Paul church, color ed, last night at midnight, where a 33rd degree Masonic service was hel1. The body will remain there until l o'clock today, when it will be shipped to Chicago for interment. The relig- ious services Will be conducted at the church, beginning at 1 o'clock.
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MEASLES FATAL TO
 TWO IN FAMILY

After losing one of their children several days ago from measles and pneumonia, the five year old child Of Mr. and Mrs G. O. Tillman was claim ed by the same illness yesterday morning at the family residence, No. 1905 East Third avenue Another small child of MT and Mrs. Tillman Is now suffering with pneumonia and measles. The body of the child who died yesterday morning was prepared for burial and removed to Junet Ark. where the funeral will be conducted today.
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BANK CLERKS
 ELECT OFFICERS
All Old Officials Reflected Last
 Night at Annual Meeting.

The fourth annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bank Clerks In- yestment CompaI1y was held last night at the Bank of Pine Bluff. The meeting of the stockholders was first held. The old board of directors, consisting of the following, was re- elected: c. w. P2ttigrew, N. J. Can't, C. A. Gordon, R. F. Ezell, Harry Hanf, p. P. Crutcher and V. D. Webb.
 The officers reported to the stock holders the standing of the company, The stoc ckholders finding the business in a most fourishing condition au- thorized the sale of all the remain ing treasury stock. The books of the company ane now open for sub scription.
 Fullowing the meeting of tha stockholders, meeting of the direc-
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tors was held The directors proceed ed to elect officers for the ensuing term. The officers elected were C. W. Pettigrew, president; Hary Hanf, vice president, and V. D. Webb, sec retary and treasurer Immediately after the elction of officers the direc tors adjourned out of respect to Vice President Hanf, who is mourning the death of his father.
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H. G. Oats has returned from a trip to Little Rock.
 Mrs. Jesse R. Core, of Plum Bayou is visiting in the city.
 Sidney Helms, of Stuttgart, has re- turned home after visit here.
 w. B. Wallace, of Cornerstone, was a business visitor in the city yasir1"''
 Fred Dunn has returned 10 stutl- gart, after spending a few days III the city.
 c. c. Stroud has returned to ms home at Stuttgart, after buslhesS visit in the city
 Mrs. w. D. Buckner, of Little ROCK was in the city yesterday, the gues of Ms. s. c. Alexander.
 Toss Fowler, of Kansas City, is II the city. transacting business ah' greeting his many friends
 Judge H R Lucas, of Star City, wa ii, the city y3ste rday> on business ii was a guest at<tha Arlington Hooel'
 Miss May Downs, of Fordyce, IS 'n euest of her sister. Mrs. w. C. key holds. No. 1921 South Laurel street Miss Marie Brown, Of Camden WI arrive in the city today, to pe 'il gysst of Mir. and Mrs. S. G. seaorooi Dr. A. z orto, of the Simmons Nat ional Bank, left yesterday af'ernoo for Chicago, on bS'ef business 'rl!
 Judge B. J. Kerwln has 'e'u' ''N From Little Rock, where he has speA several days attending the legisla'ul' c. w. Lovejoy and son. frank' e yesterday for Mineral >Welis' ~ for the benefit of MT. Love'oS 5 us.' :. 1 Ed Harper, who is now loca'eu thi. city, has returned from p1' ness trip to his former honie a' ~ : den. ,,.4
 Mrs M E. Smart has gone to iA.' Rock. where shs is the guest oi '
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Banquet for Committee.

At the regular meeting last night of the members of Monitor Division of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engl- neers, they were agreeably surpris- ed during their routine of business to receive a call from the ladies or the Auxiliary. The ladies notified the Division that they desired to tender banquet to them in honor of the Gen. eral Committee of Adjustment, who had been in session in this city for number of days prior to their depart ure for their respective homes. hay ing finished their work.
 The chief was prevailed upon by the members and a recess was taken ana the table spread with many dellcacles. The hospitality of the ladies was the cause for many favorable comments on the part of the members of the Division.
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'llniOr Bridge.

Misses Eulalie and Virginia Walker |ntertained the Junior Bridge Club kesterday afternoon. The afternoon |roved to be one of much pleasure. The games proved most interesting and |nded with Miss Eleanor Nunn being |warded the prize, a bridge set. Re- heshments were served near the close If the afternoon. Among the players Fere Misses Eleanor and Mamie Nunn' Annie Martin, Mary Geisreiter, Mary Noodford, (Paris, Ky0, Lutie Alexand' lr, Mabel Wilkins (Little Rock), Mat lie Currie, May Reynolds, Edna House [Senatobia, Miss), Hazel Hunter [Chicago), Nettie Grace, Ali May How dl, Pauline Sale (Covington, Tenno Rosalie Philpot, Caroline Caldwell, Henrietta Taylor, Louise Nountcastle Knoxville, Tenn.)
 Miss Mattie Currie will entertain he club at the next meeting.
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Hawthorne Book Club.

The Hawthorne Book Club was de- Qightfully received and entertained |vesterday afternoon by Mrs. s. c. Alexander, in her handsome home on West Sixth avenue. On this Occas- |lon the members had the pleasure of greeting Mrs. w D Buckner, former Fly of this city but now residing 'n Little Rock Mrs Buckner is an hon. orary member ond is here visiting Mrs. Alexander A pretty luncheon was served at o'clock after which the program of literary numbers was rendered. The program included the following papers:
 The Forerunners of Dante,' Mrs. J. M. Elliott.
 Fra Angelica" written by Mrs. T nM Phillips and read by Mrs J | Caldwell.
 Transition Painterc-Gerlandag Thlllitc Lippi sandro Botticelli,'- Mrs. Haratio Riley.
 Italian Literature of the Fifteenth Century. Mrs. S. M. Taylor.
 Among the guests to the club were Mrs J W Taylor and Mrs w J Gal braith.
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AL BEERS DIES
 AT MEMPHIS, TENN
Was River Reporter For the Commer cial Appeal For YearS-Faneral
 There Thursday.

International News Special
 Memphis, Tenn., Jan. 11.-Al Beer, for years reporter for the Commer- cial Appeal, died Wednesday morn- ing. Death was caused by senility. MT. Beer WAS engaged in newspaper work the greater part of his life. During the days when steamboat traffic OF the river was in full sway he began to serve as a river reporter Funeral services will be held Thurs day aftenoon.
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NOTICE

This Is to notify that W. E. SteeA and s. 8. 'Steed have purchased the interest of J. Fl. Steed of the DteeA Grocery Co. and that we will pay all accounts owed by the firm when pre- sented and will receipt for any Suntl1 due the old firm. We hope for Gon- tinuance of your patronage
 w. E. STEEm,
 s. s. SPEED. 1 Ct.
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Work For Chapter House.

A meeting of Pine Bluff Chapter of the American Woman's League was held Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. T. F, Gillespie, at her home on West Sixth
 avenue. The ladies present were all
 enthusiastic over plans to list mem- bers for the chapter sufficient to se
 Fure chapter house for this\ city. It
 |was decided to give a "Cofee' at an
 early date, to which all representa- live ladies of the city will be invited
 It Was also decided that some time in
 fhs near future an effort will be made to inte1st the business men of the city In securing a chapter house.
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Mrs. M. H. Ward; Misses Lula Youna Lucy Gresham, Anna Lee Hamilton, Minnie and Grace Wyatt; Messrs l.. Y Van Valkenberg, J. G. Diddaline, J. A. Simpson, Culpepper, R. c. Jaggare and J. s. Goodman.
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Home Mission Society.

MT. end Mrs. M H Ward entertain ca the Woman's Home Missionary Society of Hawley Memorial church
 Tuesday ewning. with social at cneir home. Eleventh ave nue and Hickory street A devotional meet ing was held, after which the evening was n'.ode very enjoyable with games sr" refreshments. Those present "e~o Mrs. s. M. tIJlton MT. and Mrs. '. Hinton, Nesdames J E Quinn, Y 5 Leach. J G Diddaline. c w Rob. irsrn. L. Y Van valkenberg, MT. and
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GEORGE J. GOULD
 DENIES A RUM0R
International News Special

International News Special
 New York, Jan. 11.-George J. Gould he.I of the Gould fsmily, is- sued formal denial late this after- noon of the widely circulated report that he would retire from the presid- ency of the Missouri Pacific.
 If I am going to resign I do not know anything about it yet" he said 'Thc report isn't true.'
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hWell Club.

Mrs. Haynes Gregory entertained be members of the Elwell Bridge Rub yesterday afternoon at her resi- |ence, Seventeenth avenue and Pop lr street. The home was simply
 ecorated with a few green plants. frs. A. w. Scruggs won the prize, cut glass mayonnaise bowl. After De games luncheon was served. hose present were Mesdames W. H. |angford, J. B. Speers, c, E. Philpot, W Scruggs, H N. Atwood, Oliver ? falbraith, w. A. Taggart, J. N. Book |art, Virginius Wilkins, H K. Toney, Y F Coleman, H. B Strange, and Miss lene James. The club will meet ill vo weeks with Mrs. H. N. Atwood.
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lIcAlmOnt Chapter.

John McAlmont Chapter, D. A. R.,
 6ll have a meeting Saturday after
 bon at 2:30 o'clock, with Mrs. R. V b1braith. Delegates will be selected Ir the state confernce at this meet lg.
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Auxiliary Meeting.

Marshall Neill Lodge. auxiliary to tho B. of L. F. and F., held ] meeting of the K. Of P Hall, Tuesday after noon. Nominations f2H officers 10 Ire elected at the next me- ting were heard. Six new members wese recaiV- ed at this meeting. Refreshments were served after the n5aeting.
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ooricap WOman's League.

trhe business meeting of the Ameri- h w mans League will be held this heirloom at 2:30 o'clock, with Mrs. E. Gillespie. All members are ,ged to attend.
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Eastern Star.

Tha Eastern st2r, an auxiliary of the Masonic lodge, will hold a meet ing tonight in K. of P Hall for the purpose of electing officers.
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English worsted in checks or stripe. is a good ma terial for the one piece dress illustrating PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERN No. 36ss It comes in delightful combinations of black and gray or two tones of gray shown in the illus tration- This model has fancy bertha of black corded silk and has lining therefore being practical utility dress which is suitable to be worn with a long coat. It has round yoke and collar of lace while the adjustable. undersleeves with underarm sections at tached to the short sleeves which are in one with the sde-fronts and side-backs. The six gored skirt is made with Tapped seams and is attached to the body under belt of the corded silk. \ smart dress could be made of wool-back satin in this design. Plum colored French serge and the reliable navy blue are also practical. The pattern sizes are 32 34, 36, 3S, 40 and 42 inches bust measure, size 36 requiring H. yards of Il inch material with 1A yards of all-over lace 8 inches wide
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CHANGE IN HEADS
 OF N. '. BANKS

Three Presidents of Prominent Insti- tutiOns Resign-One Steps Out On
 Account of HI Health. International News Special
 New York, Jan. 1.-The resigna- tion of president of three prominent
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C. T. U.

c. I. U. HE,be V. c. T. U, will hold a meeting Ia afternom at the First Methodist
 |urch.
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|ibernating Club.

Miss Nonie Pope will entertain the kibernating Club Saturday afternoon
 o'clock.
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French challis which Is always an attractive fabric because of it's soft, graceful lines was and Was combined with blue satin the color of the ground. The sidc front, side back and sleeves in one and the center front ana back panels outlined by narrow folds of buo satin. The development is made with square neck, but the pattern provides for high neck also, or if preferred it might have lace yoke and collar The dress closes at the left of the center front. and sectional girdle made of folds of satin outlines the short waist This Is excellent design for soft materials such as mes saline, voe.slk and wool batstc, silk and wool crepe and popn Pattern sizes 32. 34, 36. 3S and 10 inches bust measure, size 36 requiring 4a yards of 44 inch material.
 The price of patterns illustrated in this chat including cutting and construction guides is IL cents each number.
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Worsted. cashmere. serge or panama arc good materials to use in the development oS frocks of a practical nature. These gowns most suitable if simply made, depending theH correct lines and smart finish for chic effect
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Ga4ae= aze auhduod b1t=thee= haza. naTertt1s>z lf.# Geszzlzp I2rln.s. of t9ue that ts most sltt5zHH= =43=4=#a-l- ape ta@eee4 aguFed iH tssHas=laa54t geteas tH IHlr+ stit 10 be a1tfa=t He1 -tl tiul- Black and white striucs fa 5ffIa1z nun. alil- ann. uEHte3 uef make com 4st#zI#sAs= =ia1'=<F@asiy yet vees beautiful even
 lltz- Etlzzel=5- SDl4 r...te in chffon silk V1iie l.afaaisett= au5 n1rot eleuadne much
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Stmn1a clothes are really tze most fashionable however Nluet-a:no the mate II may be. This i# especially noticeable in t ene-fieee dresses which are worn extensively for the street. and malzs such ideal costumes for business women They are trim and smart and quickly put a they have collar and belt attached.
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SOCIETY

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-14
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Values up to Sl.W yard.