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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-09
Orange National.

No changes We're made i'll the direc-
torate Of the Orange National Bank at
the nnual election today. The organi-
cation meeting will take place tomor-
row afternoon. The directors reelected
are: John d.. Everltt. Charles NJ.
Decker. James G.. Campbell, William
Read Howe, Henry l.. Holmes. George
Spottiswoode. John NJ. Lindsey and
Simeon Fl. Robinson.
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Rockville Trust.

The Roseville Trust Cornpany-Niil-
lam p. Odell, president; William Fair
lie. first vice-president; Harry w. Fos-
ter, second vice-president; Raymond
E. Smith, secretary-treasurer; direc-
tors, William j. Banister. James q.
Banister, William 7. Benjamin, John
S. Bell, William Fairiie. Harry w. Fos-
ter, Worthington Fl. Ingersoil, William
f. Keim. nj. D.; Frederick kilsus,
George E. Krug, Charles c. Zurich,
Clinton f. McCord, Harvey Mott, G.
Rowland Munroe, Edward d. Dunn,
John 3 .-Scarlett, Elmer X. Sexton,
Raymond e. Smith, William w. Wood
ward.
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CITY Trust.

City Trust Company-Directors were
elected as follows: Aaron Adams,
L. n. Brundage, Robert Crabb, Charles
Colyer, Morrison c. Colyer. John +.
Conroy, Oscar Fl. Condit, Osceola Cur
rier, L.eban W Dennis, Benjamin II.
Edsali, William S. Fairchild, F. w.
Hannahs, Charles II. Hawkins, George
w. Kercham. William Halsey Peck,
Irving Smith. Frank Vanderpoel,
Schuyler S. Wheeler.
Officers will be elected at the first
board meeting, next Tuesday, Janu-
airy is.
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Ironbound Trust.

The %Ironbound Trust Company
Directors elected today: Franklin
Conklin, Richard G.. J~enkinson, w. W
Trimpi. August Merz, Albert G.
Scherer, Frederick L. E%berhardt, Theo-
lore S. Miller, ]. IL. Bachelor, Edward
zusi, A. V. Hamburg. Edward G.
Robertson, Charles E. Hetzel, Isaac f.
Roe, Jacob Rummell, Benedict Prieth,
Waldo c. Genung. z. Alvah Wilkinson.
officers will be elected at the first
board meeting, tomorrow.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New.-Yorls Stock Exchange:
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DoYLE-on January s, 1912 Ann Doyle
nee Murphy, beloved wife of the late
Charles Doyle.
Funeral private from the residence OF
her daughter. Mrs. Benjamin Wen. NO. 20
Linden avenue. Irvington, n. j., on
"Wednesday. January 10. 1912, to 81:
Leo's Church, where a High Mass OF
REQUIEM will be offered for the repose OF
her soul. Interment in the Cemetery OF
the Holy Sepulchre.
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Broad and Market.

Broad and Market National Bank
Directors, John O'Connor, Christian
Fleissner, George II. Lambert, r. Rus
sell Brant, John Nieder, Morris Cohn,
Harry NJ. Friend, Joseph Samuel,
George FL. Fritz, Louis j. Beers,
George Weyrauch, Walter c. Jacobs,
Charles H. Stewart, Theodore S. Fet-
finger, Henry s.. Aitai, Frank Wads-
worth, David King.
The directors will meet at 4:30 to-
morrow afternoon to elect officers.
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FOSTER-On Monday, January s. 1872,
Cornelia NJ. widow of John Y. Foster
in her 18th year.
Funeral services will be held at her
late home. is Stratford place, on Thurs
day, January II, at 2:30 p. m. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on Sunday. January
I. 1872, Margaret Stewart, wife OF VIII
lam J. Douglas.
Funeral services at her late residence,
90 Nelson place, on Wednesday,, January
10 al $50 D. m. Relatives and fr1ends
are invited to attend. lnterment "a
Paramount Cemetery. Please Omit
flowers.
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FLOoD-On January 8, 1912. at the resi-,
deuce of her son, Mr.. William Flood. "!
irmou avenue, Martha A, beloved
wife Of the late Patrick Flood.
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a severe and lingering Illness, James -
Earl. beloved husband of Anna Earl (ne'
Waegner) and son OF the late Alexis an,
Anna c.. Earl. aged 81 years IL months :
days.
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FRANKLIN-On Tuesday, January 9. 1912
Harry ID. Franklin. Of AZ Vermont ave
nue.. beloved husband OF Eliza Franklin
(nee Osrnun), in his 10th year.
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FLACH-On Tuesday, January 9, 1912. a
her late residence, 6S Tichenor street
Mathilda Flach (nee Dreher). beloved
wife Of Ferdinand Flach, aged ~ years
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A delayed advertisement brings only the
aftermath of trade. II is the first call that
captures the procession Of customers.
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BRADY-on January 8, 1912, Harry. be-
loved son Of The late John and Mary
Brady, 1877 Warren street.
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GEER-Suddenly, at East Orange. N. j.
on Sunday. January Z. 1912, Frederic
Mills, son Of the late Darius and CharrS
+4Geer.- H
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West side.

The West Side Trust Company
Directors elected today: julius Abeles,
Joseph Q. Ainbere. George j. Bush,
Richard G. p. Dieffenbach, John G.
Eisele, Joseph Fisch, August Goertz,
Hon. Charles F. Herr. Emanuel Hey
man. Philip Koehler. William O. Kueb-
Ter, Meyer kussy, Philip Lowy, Fred
erick w. Paul Henry j. Schaedeh,
Christian Schmidt. Samuel Schwarz,
Frank Schwarzwaeider.
officers will be elected at the first
meeting of the board, February 6.
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BREHM-on January ., 1912, Esther. be
loved wife of John Brehm tnee Null
gam. at her late residence, NO. lV re
shine avenue.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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EPPINGER-On Sunday. January Z, 1sl2
Benjamin William. beloved husband g
Albina Eppinger (nee Klaile), aged %
years 5 months and 20 days, Go st
James's place.
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DEIsLER-Entered into rest; on TUESDAY
January 9. 1912. Andrew. beloved nus
hand OF Louisa Deisier mee Schneider)
Relatives and friends and all socleties
ana lodges of which the deceased WIS q q
attend the funeral from his late. resi-
dence. No. IA Kingnan road south Oh
ange, n. j., on Sunday. January i, lslS,
at 2 D. m. Interment i'll Paramount oeih-
eterV.
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FENGAR-On January 9, 1912, at the resi-
dence of her daughter. Mrs. Samuel u,
McElroy, Elizabeth E.. widow Of William
Fengar, in her 10th year, 116 Ridgewood
avenue.
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McDERMOTT-At the New Haven Hos
pital, New Haven, Conn, on Sunday,
January Z, 1912, Nellie McDermott, sister
Of John McDermott, supposed to be at
present a resident of Newark, n. j.
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Newark Trust.

The Newark Trust Company-D.rec-
tors, William F. Ackor, Henry Allsopp,
william A. Baker, Roland D. Croker,
Waters B.. Day. Theodore F. Keer.
George f. King, James j. Mcclure,
Ferd. r. Moeller. William Pennington,
William B. Powell, e. M. Richman,
Frank NJ. Schulz. Robert Il. Stouten-
burgh, Fred. C. Wackenhuth, jr., Cor
don B. Phillips. officers will he select
ed at a later date.
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BROWN-On January 8. 1912, Jacob u
Brown. aged rs years. 80 Wright street
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EpPERSoN-At East Orange, n. j. Jan
nary s, 1872, Alice w, daughter OF Chafles
l.. Ballard, 10 Girard avenue.
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DEATHS.

BAYLls-At his residence, ga Halsted
street, East Orange. January III,
after a lingering illness, Henry BayIls'
sr.. in his 18th year. .
Funeral services will be held in 81.
Agnes's Church, East Orange, Wednes-
day morning, January 10, at 10 o'clock.
Interment at convenience OF FAMILY.
Montreal and Buffalo papers please
Copy.
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Ward, Theodore M. woodland.
Thursday morning at 1920 o'clock the
directors will meet for the election OF
officers.
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VAN PELT~After q brief illness, at
his late home. SO Tichenor lane, Janu-
airy S, 1912. Samuel, beloved husband
of Hester Van Pelt.
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MARSHALL-On January Z, 1911, at her
residence, Franklin avenue, Silver
Lake. Ellen, wife of William Marshall.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, at her home, "a
Hillside avenue. on Monday. January 8,
1912, Josephine Goldingay (nee Kennedy,
wife of Charles Goldingay.
Funeral services will be held from the
funeral chapel Of Smith & Smith. e44
Broad street. on Wednesday, January
10, at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend.
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BITRKE-At West Orange. N. j., on Mon
day, January s, 1912. Joanna NJ. Burke
(nee Buckley, widow of Robert =
Burke ICON,
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her niece, Mrs. John Eyhcn'
&c Elm street. West Orange, on Ihnrs-
day. January il. at s o'clock a. m.' thence
to st. Johns Church. where a solemn
High Mass OF Requiem will be onereu
FOR the repose of her soul. lntermeht III
Calvary Cemetery, New York.
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sHARPE-on January 9. 1912, at the
home of his sister, Mrs. NJ. A. For
shay, 127 Chester avenue, Albert u.
Sharpe.
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J. ID. KRoEFL, JR., o BELMONT Av.
Fresh I flowers for all occasions, funeral
designing e speciality. Tel. ES.-J. Market.
FOR stylish and neatly arrange forai de-
signs at moderate prices go to JOHN Q
LEY, Florist. 80 Belleville av. Tel. 1851 BIB.
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MERRITT-On January 9. 1912. Mary
A., widow of Samuel Merritt, 1So
Seymour avenue.
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KRAUS-Entered into rest, on Monday,
January S, 1872, Otto Kraus. sr., husband
Of the late asarJsu i ] a i1nntb kra aus ( q da Woi2 4
Wall street.
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CROW ELL-At Mapiewood. y. j.. on Jan
nary 6. 1912, Henry Melville, beioyed nus
band Of Joanna H.. CroVell. aged 81 years
Valley street.
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HAMIITON-Entered into rest. on sun
day. January Z, 1912. Edward l. G. Ham
ilton, beloved son of the late John and
Virginia Hamilton, aged 81 years.
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FLORISTS.

!. y. HARING, m Summer av. tel. 707-R. Is.
Pen artist. Examiner OF questioned handwriting
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HOPP-On Monday. January s, 1912. Louis,
beloved son of Ferdinand and the late
Sophia nopp, at the home of his brother,
Frank Hopp. a Sixteenth avenue.
Nniice OF funeral hereafter.
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North Ward.

North Ward National Bank-Direc-
tors: Joseph M. Smith, j. Ward Wood
ruff, John w. Lushear, Alfred F. Ban
mister, Henry M. Doremus, Edmund y.
Hartshorn, John NJ. Breingan, Peter y
Smith, w. j. Oathout, Alfred B. Ayers
and Albert G. Case. The directors viii
meet Thursday to elect officers.
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KITTNER-At East Orange. n. j.. Mon
day. January s. 1912, Florence May.
daughter of Miriam Stevens, in her Esd
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Funeral services from the home of her
aunt, Mrs. ]. w. Dudley, 90 North Six
: o'clock. Interment in Paramount Gem
eterY at the convenience OF the family.
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HoRN-On January 6, 1912. at her late
residence, 95 New York avenue, Anna NJ.
Horn.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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S0PRIS-on January I, 1912, Lille
May, beloved wife Of Charles K.
Sopris, 30 Hoyt street, Kearny, n. ].
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HAYES-January s, 1912. John Hayes, at
his residence. 1870 johnson avenue,
Kearny, aged c. years,
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so Md1. 6eloved wa Wife o. Charles SIX K.
Sopris. 80 Hoyt street, Kearny' N j.
home of his sister, Mrs, NJ. A. For
shay, 127 Chester avenue, Albert T.
Sharpe.
his late home. SO Tichenor lane, Janu-
ary S, 1912, Samuel, beloved husband
of Hester Van Pelt'
VIEsER-Suddeniy, on Monday. January 8,
1912, Augusta Vieser (nee HERMANN, be-
loved wife Of Gustave Wiser aged %
years II months.
of which the deceased was a member,
: are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral services on Wednesday evening
at BIS o'clock st her late residence, 2is
Littleton avenue. Funeral Thursday at
2:sO p. m. Interment in Fairmount Gem
etery.
wATsoN-PeaoefulIy fell asleep, sun
day, January 7, 1912, Cooper c. Wat
son. beloved husband Of Emma B.
Watson (nee Yaness), late residence
166 Academy street.
wOODRUFF-.At Denver, Colo, on Fri
day, january 8, 1912, Paul G. Woodruff.
formerly of South Orange. husband OF
Amelia Woodruff nee Berg, son 81
Mary and the late William WOODRUFF
aged AZ years II months.
Interment at Denver, Colo.
Anniversary Mass.
Notwithstanding High Mass Will ne
offered TO- the repose of the soul of Will
lam Hauch, at st. Aloysius's Church.
"Wednesday morning, January 10. at 3
O'Clock.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
Vited to attend.
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MOURNING GOODS.
MOURNING goods dyed in p hours. kATz
DYEING Co. SIG Orange st. SAW. B. AZ
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Fidelity Trust Company directors
Aaron Adams. Samuel w. Beldon
Henry NJ. Doremus, Forrest f. Dryden
Edward d. Dufleld, Frederick W
Egner. John c. Eisele, A. Barton Hep
burn. Schuyler B. Jackson, Wilbur $
johnson, Anthony R. Kuser, John L
Kuser, Thomas N. McCarter, Uzal Fl
McCarter, p. Sanford Ross, William
scheer~r. Jerome Taylor, jacob E
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MEYER-on Monday. January 5, 1872,
Samuel S. beloved husband Of Anna
Carrie Meyer. in his 31st year.
Funeral services will be held from his
late residence. 179 Hillside avenue, on
Wednesday, January 10. at . o.. M.
Relatives and friends OF the family are
kindly invited to attend. Interment in
B'nei Jeshuruu Cemetery. Elizabeth,
N i
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RIDGE CEMETERY
Franklin av.. at Joralemon ST., Bloomfield. N.
j.: tel. 1881. Bloomfield; plots. four graves
and over. scr UP; caves. adults. $14.
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Union National.

The Union National Bank elected
these directors: Uzal II. McCarter
V. p. Snyder, Thomas n. McCarter
Forrest r. Dryden. Gottfried KRUGER
| Julius A. Lebkuecher, Franklin Conk'
| lin, Herbert p. Gleason, E. c. Hay
| Theodore M. Woodland, William
| Scheerer, Joseph M. Byrne, c. w
.(Feigenspan. Charles w. Cbx, Lev
Weingarten, . Archibald w. Conklin
Erwin u. Farnsworth.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT into rest, on
Monday, January s, 1912. Masdalena
OF Peter Schroeek. aged ~ years 3
months days. 2S5 WaVerly avenue.
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VIEsER-Suddenty, on Monday. January 3
1912, Augusta Vieser (nee HERMANN, be.
loved wife Of Gustave Nteser, aged %
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Essex County National Bank-Di-
rectors: Benjamin Atha, George E.
Reeve. j. William Clark, Joseph WOOD,
jr., Wallace M. Scudder. John r. Har-
din. Peter Hauck, w. Campbell Clark,
Felix Fluid, b. Foster Wilkinson, Frank
B. Adams, Henry G. Atha, John }.
Wright Clark, Charles l.. Farrell and
A. F. r. Martin.
The directors will meet next Thurs
day afternoon to elect officers.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.


ELECTRIC, GAS, ETC.
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sCHEEL-Suddenly. on January :, 1919.
Rose$wife Of Henry ". r. Scheel and
daughter of Susan and the late Alex
ander Geddes, aged 33 years, 205 Van
Houten avenue. Passaic, N. J..
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MOOR-At Soho. N. j., January {. 1912,
Susan, beloved daughter of Andrew
and Jennie Moor NEE QUINN. of 20
Parrow street, Orange, aged 6 years
months S days.
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Federal Trust.

Federal Trust Company-Directors
James Smith. jr., Joseph Nj. Byrnet
William Fl. Kellner. Louis Plaut
Hamilton f. Kean, Chester r. Hoag,
Peter Hauck, jr., Winton c. Garrison,
Augustus S. knight, Gottfried Kruger,
Austen Fl. McGregor, Arthur G. Hen
sler, James E.. Bathgate, jr, Oscar H.
Wheeler, Eugene Merz. Officers viii be
elected at the first meeting in February
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MULGREM-Died, January 5, I912. at
his residence, 3 Sheridan avenue,
kearny, n. j. Hugh e., beloved hus-
band of Mary Mulgrew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-22
Hints to the Hostess.

A clever hostess devised this original
and pretty shower for a bride-elect. She
had her house gayly decorated with Ian
terms and flowers
The guests were asked to bring articles
for miscellaneous shower. After trey
arrived there was a short musical pro-
gram Of love songs. The packages were
tied to a beautiful evergreen, a real little
Christmas tree.
L. certainly was a loaded tree. for the
hostess had added a lot Of tin things
like cooky cutter, grate.s. etc, that
spanked in most bew.tching manner.
Each Iarcel was accompanied by a
rhyme or sentiment. which was read
aloud. The bride-elect was handed a
pair of scissors and clipped the RIBBONS,
opening each parcel as size took / down.
This, with serving of refreshments fur
nished entertainment for the time speci-
fed on the invitations. from -, to s..
Every one was delighted with the nov-
city and pronounced the affair a charm
ing success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-22
Latest American Fashions
BY CORA MOORE.

There is new note about the evening
gowns that, though perfectly obvious to
the eye is difficult to describe. 1t is a
certain dropping effect, gracefully care
less, Yet with an air of precision about ii
altogether battling
The model illustrated is an excellent ex-
ample of this effect. The skirt is hung
from a perfectly round waist line only
half inch above normal and has
gathers evenly distributed all around
The foundation is white cilarmeuse with
an overdress of pansy chiffon cloth hav-
ing an elaborate border in pansy colors,
the chiffon being hung SO that the border
is diagonal.
Che corsage is OF shadow lace, yelling
the ciarmeuse. with side sections and
sleeves of chiffon cloth, cut in one. draped
low about the lace, incloSing it a
vest. The sleeves, like the jabot of the
chiffon that falls from the tiny orna-
mental wreath of roses at the waist are
edged with skunk. The long train. which
is hung from the waist line, is ali of lace.
Lined with chiffon.
Although one of the most conservative
models, this type of frock appeals very
strongly because of its long lines unin'
terrupted by the draperies that we have
come to regard as matter Of course. If
desired the transparency could be dis
pensed with and the whole gown carried
model for chiffon velvet with or without
the lace train.
The fancy for shrred back panel has
extended to evening gowns. Sometimes
it is long and forms the train; again. 1t
is curtailed at any point above the train
that is of the foundation material, out
always it stretches evenly across the
back, falling in uniform width. Another
fad of the moment is 10 have the ma
terial just each side of the panel shrred,
and the panel, in distinction. a plain sec
ton.
Then by way of another slight varia-
ton the panel may be slipped under the
drapery from the sides after the ends
have been joined. This has something
of the effect of a hustle. and has set
afiOat the rumor that bustles are about
to make re-entry.
To be altogether attractive, however
the panel should hang with a distinctly
flat effect, the bouffancy being entirely
in the drapery which occurs below the
hip line, and, therefore. while there is a
suggestion of the once popular monstros-
ity, the hustle, it is so faint that it need
cause no worry.