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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-02
Water Works Decision.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Citizens
have no right to bring individual
suits against private water com
pany for breach of the company's con-
tract with city government, was de-
cided today by the supreme court in
a test case from South Carolina.
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Estimate Too Low.

lunited Press Leased Wire Service.
VIENNA, Dec. 2-The estimate,
coming from Budapest, that the Bull
garians had lost 10000 killed and co.
600 wounded was said to be too low
today. 1t was made on November 16
and since that date there have been
several sharp encounters. 1t was
said here that 10000 dead was a con-
servative estimate.
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cotton is or.

[United Press Leased Wire Sevice.l
NEW YORK, Dec. Cotton was
selling off nearly 80 points just before
closing time today. December deliv-
cry was quoted at 1925; January 1888
and March 1880.
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MiscELLAnEous
MONEY TO LOAN See VIM. Tim
herman. 522 Main street.
Albert K. Smiley.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
REDLANDs. Cal, Dec. ALBERT
X. Smiley, founder of the Lake Mo
honk conference, and one of the most
noted educators in the United States.
died at his winter home here today.
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Meet in Switzerland.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
BELGRADE, Dec. Switzerland
will be the scene of the proposed
peace negotiations between the pleni-
potentiaries of the Turkish and Balk-
an representatives it was reported to-
day.
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lowe conareasman Very slck.

iowa congressman VtTy oTcK.
IUnited Press Leased Wire Service.l
ESTHERVILLE, Iowa. Dec. q
Congressman Frank P. Woods of the
eleventh district, weakened by his
hard fight for reelection. is reported
dangerously III at the Gardston hotel
here from pneumonia. Hope of recov-
cry was given up yesterday but he
was reported slightly better early to-
day.
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FUNERAL RECORD
o o o o o o 8 o o Z
Winona june Payne.

The funeral of Winona June Payne,
the two-weeks-old baby daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Payne, took place
at the undertaking parlors of Hawkes.
and Holbrook at two o'clock this af-
ternoon where short services were
held last evening. The father is en-
ployed with the water power com
pany.
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older boys Of Des Moines. tThis meet
Ing is for boys Is years Of age and
over.) Address. G. G. Robinson.
Sunday Evening First M. e,
church.
Eso--Union meeting. Address by e.
M. Robinson.
9:15-C Closing service for delegates
and leaders only.
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WANTED Stenographer for law Of
flee at Carthage. Permanent place
for competent person. Address G. Q.
H., care Gate City.
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The Menu.
Roast turkey
Potatoes Green peas
Fruit salad
Rolls Coffee
Brick fee cream
Nut cake
The Menu.
D.A A.1
Toasts and Responses.

ioaStS ana responses
Mrs Harry j. Reeves will act as
POSTMASTER.
The talks at the banquet will be
play on the letters forming the word
Geneva, the name of the club re-
sponsible for the Joys Of the occasion.
The following toasts are on the
program with the names of the ladies'
to make responses:
Going and Coming-Fun by the
Observation-Disclosures Williamson.
Entering in-First Impressions
Pet Belt
"Noons-And other Meal" -Beat-
rice Williamson.
Evening And the Police'-oliv
Williamson.
Visits During and After Hours
Meta Hummer.
Afterwards Edna o'Harra.
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WANTED Two boys and a young
man. Apply st. Louis Paper Can
and Tube Co., third floor, rear, Amer.
lean Rice and Cereal Co.
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WANTED = Boys. seibert's cigar
store
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Married hal SD. Louis.

Friends in the city of Michael Null
hern have received the news Of his
marriage in St. Louis THANKSGIVING
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-02

WANTED Dining room girl at Eos
tets restaurant, 423 Main street.
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$'|l|E!IZ!
A Birthday Party.

Miss Helen Sargent delightfully."- en-
tertained Saturday afternoon from 2
to 5 at her home, 41S North Twelfth
street in honor OF her twelfth birth
day. The following guests were pres
emit: Agnes Skyles, Mary Conn, Eva
Lafeber, Frances sansone. Helen Fur.
long, Anna McAndrew, Mary Land
man. Rose Keefe. Mable joyce, Marie,
Faber. Margaret Moeller, Katherine
Hays, Eloise PEBBLES, Blanche Sand
idge, Anna Furlong, Claresse Fouts,
Mary Egan, Mary LOOMS, Maria Will
llams, Margaret Sergent and Eleanor
Meeks. Various games were played
and music was enjoyed after which
light refreshments were served, Win
some Miss Sargent was the recipient
of many pretty presents from her
friends and the guests reluctantly de-
parted wishing her more birthdays
just as happy.
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wANTED--Boy at, Beveringss Cigar
Store, 1929 High street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-02

FOR RENT-Two modern rooms,
suitable for light housekeeping,
1910 Orleans
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christmas Bazaar.

This week marks the opening of the
annual Christmas bazaar season. Al
most every church in town holds this
annual sale in December.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-02

FOR SALD 100 head horses. VIII
trade for Keokuk property or farm
land Inquire Adams House, Warsaw,
Ills.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--Two furnished bed
rooms, all modern improvements.
SOC N 3rd. Phone 312-black.
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w ant Column
WANTED.

WANTED "A middle-aged lady to act
as companion to an old lady. Adj
dress X. Y. a.. care Gate City.
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The Conference.

/
latter mart Of the week in Des Moines
as the guests Of the Y. M. G. A. at
the conference for older boys Of the
association. which is to be held f'rl-
day. Saturday and Sunday.
The first session will be hello Fri
day afternoon for the purpose OF reg
istration. Following this informal
meeting conference supper will be
Yseryed in the Y. M G. A. gymnasium
room Later in the evening Judge
! Selden P. Spencer of st. Louis VIII
deliver an address on 'Iowa's Great
est Asset Other noted speakers VIII
be heard during the conference. me
/ boys will have big share IL the
reading OF papers during the meeting.
The programme for the three day
session is as follows:
Friday-3:3O to 5.30-Registratlon
Of delegates and assignments to
homes. Y. M. C. A. building, Fourth
and Chestnut streets.
| ,6:U0- Conference supper.
Greetings and Responses--for the
association, ]. G. Olmsted. president;
for the churches, Rev. O. w F1fer;
for the city, Mayor James r. Hanna
for the boys, Blaine Davidson; re
sponse, Claude Stubs, Waterloo;
Iowa state college quartette; ostum
wa high school orchestra.
S:O0-Y. M. C. A. auditorium PUB
lie session. Song service led by Tol
bert McRae OF the Drake conservatory
of music. Address, "Iowa's Creates
Asset" Judge selden P. Spencer, O
ST. Louis.
Saturday morning First Methodis
Episcopal church, Tenth and Pleasan
streets.
9;oo-song service Address, 9. g
Robinson, New York.
s:45--Papers by boys. six Years o
Work by High School Association.
Howard Smith, Indianoia. State poy''
camp A High School Bible Class,
Ora Hall, Jefferson; "The Pleasan
/ Hill Rural Work. emory Miller, JET
ferson. An efficient Sunday schoo
class.
1o:3o-Deyotional period, E. G. VOL
colt, Sioux City.
1i.oo-Address, DR.. Rowland Han
son, Des Moines.
| l1.45-Conferenc photograph.
12:00-Lunch. Delegates win luncl
! together in dining room OF FITS
Methodist Episcopal church
12:O0-Leader luncheon, 7, M. !
A. Address, E. M. Robinson.
Saturday Afternoon 1:3o-Deve
tional period, e. G. Wolcott.
/ 1:45-Address, High School Stue
ent Christian Movement" G. g. Rot
inson.
12:15-Group conferences. Boys az
partment. City and large town hig
schools. Country work group. SUI
day schools. Wage earning boy
Adult workers.
800 Recreation period. Baske
ball. swimming, automobile ride
Saturday Evening -Suppe
First M. f. church.
First NJ. E. church (Public seSion
7:so Song service. Address, "Pla
Ing a Mans Came" r. M. Robinson.
Sunday Morning -: 15-Adnlt wor
ers conference. Y. M. G. A. Deiegate
4 will attend church services with the
hosts.
Sunday Afternoon Z. NJ. G.
auditorium, Fourth and Grand avenl
S:30--M Meeting for delegates an
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FOR RENT Four furnished rooms.
Apply 524 B. street.
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illustrated Lecture.

The lecture in the high school as
sembly room on Tuesday evening by
DR.. Thompson of Des Moines should
attract a very large audience. The
subject of the stereopticon lecture is
Pure Milk and Model Diaries and is
given by the Civic League as part
of their years study on the subject
CT pure food.
The hour Of the lecture is half
past seven and the general public is
cordially invited. No admission fee
Is charged.
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LOST.

LOST--Large maltese cat with white
throat. Notify Bell phone 211 Black.
Reward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-02

FOR RENTING nicely furnished
front rooms for light housekeeping.
Phone number TIC Black
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-02
ROOSTER BOYS
70 DEs MONIES
.oarations Arc About Completed
- the Older Boys o. the Young
Mems Christian
Association.
|rouRrEEN WILL GO
|rouRTEEN WILL
"a they Arc Earnest and Enthusiast
10 in Their Purpose to Bring
Next Conference to
keokuk.

ma Booster Boys OF the Young
,,an,s Christian Association OF Keo.
NH have about completed their ar
'.noements for their booster trip to
MAJ Moines to attend the conference
= the older boys Of the association.
Mhov are in fine fighting trim and
their purpose is to bring the next
conference to Keokuk
The Keokuk boys will leave here
= the $40 o'clock Rock Island train
Thursday afternoon arriving at Des
MINES Thursday night, wnen they
iii, begin at once their campaign In
enthusiastic earnestness for having
Mo next conference he'd in Keokuk.
And they feel confident Of landing it.
The conference will close Sunday
r,ght and as the boys will have some
enare time Monday morning before
catching train for home, they will
uti,ize the time in visiting the college
Z Ames and returning to Des Moines,
will leave there Monday afternoon for
home.
The Keokuk delegation will consist
81 the following, headed by Ben D
chairman, boy secretary of the \
N G. A.. Of Keokuk, Albert Chute
1ohn HUDSON, George Hoffman, Albert
Jenkins, Wayne Hancock, Jewett Full
ton Jacob Blom, Ben Pelz, Fred
Kirchner, Foster McGaw, Gerard
Huiskamp, Floyd Seifert and Joe Le
Faivre.
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Guest Of Honor,

Mr.. J. A. S. Pollard Of FIT. Madison
was the guest over Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph ]. Ayres, No. 4 Park
Place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-02

Alpha Trist Club.
Mrs. Thomas Pond was hostess to
the Alpha Trist club today
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day, but no particulars were given ex-
cept that he and his bride will make
their future home in Keokuk.
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FOR RENT Seven room house. For
sale Five room cottage, full lot.
Special price if sold soon. Inquire
1901 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-02

FOR REJNT--Double room sitting and
bedroom, suitable for two gentle
men 318 N, Fourth street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-02

LosT-Brown fur neck piece between
Sixth and Bank and Sixth and
Franklin. Return to this Office. Re-
ward
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Wall known Here.

The following item from the Chi
cago Record-Herald will be of interest
to many friends of the bride:
Miss Julia Harriet McElroy, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. j. A. McElroy Of 472o Ken
more avenue. was married to Harold
Mead Parsons of Palmer, Mass, son
Of Mr.. and lIrs. Frank w. Parsons of
Philadelphia, Thursday at Buena
Memorial Presbyterian church. Rev.
Henry Hepburn officiated. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parsons will be at home after
April in Palmer, Mass.
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The Wonan,s Alllance.

Mrs. A. j. Dimond entertained the
Woman's Alliance this afternoon at
her home, 71S High street.
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a Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Sweeney, 525
North Sixth, entertained at dinner
on Saturday evening. Covers we're
laid for ten.
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Cotton Wedding Anniversary.
Last Friday night the friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert l.. Fremmer, of 23k
North Fifth street, arranged celebra-
tion for the couple in honor OF their cot
ton wedding anniversary. Mrs. Frem-
mer Is remembered in Keokuk as
Miss Alma Hendricks.
About thirty friends of the couple
were present and music was furnished
by the Hippodrome orchestra Supper
was served at twelve o'clock and
many presents were bestowed upon
Mr.. and Mrs. Premier. After sup
per dancing was held. The house had
been tastefully decorated for the oc-
casion by Mrs. D. A. Baker, a sister
OF Mrs. Fremmer. G. X. Slade acted
as POSTMASTER and handled the role
in Depew-like manner.
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surlinnton Party.

Burlington Hawk-Eye: Hotel Bur-
lington has been lovely with young
and younger women all the week, but
1T had never sweeter or more win
some crowd than last night when a
hundred very young people full Of the
joy Of living, responded to invitations
sent out by dozen young girls, and
Miss Esther Jacobs and Miss Blake.
The light footed young folk scarcely
needed the music to dance, indeed it
was hard to keep their feet on the
carpet until they greeted the chaper-
ones and reached the shining surface
Of the dancing hall. Light refresh
ments were served and number
were there from out of town. Among
/ them Miss Mary Collingwood Quicker,
of Keokuk, who is the guest Of Miss
Lillian Barr, of North Seventh street,
land Miss Enid Locke, who came
home with Jennie McQuillen from
Rockford for the holiday, and among
the young men were Frank McClurg
and Glenn Minard, Of Ft Madison;
NMessrs. Randall, Seeley and George
Smith, Of Mt. Pleasant; John Wooten,
of Centerville: and Mr.. Heaney of &c.
dar Rapids Then there was Norman
Jones back from Iowa City and Ray
McMullin and Clarence Laubenfels
from Ames, all of whom were here fol
Thanksgiving with their relatives.
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around the top. The hats worn match
ed the costumes. and many were very
quaint.
There was a lovely white crepe de
chine, with Botticell draperies and
sash Of grass-green satin. and white
chiffon, Swallowed with black and
trimmed with jet fringe. Extremely
effective was a creamy crepe de chine,
with a draped tunic of white net en-
broidered in colored beads in a loves
toft china pattern. A band OF skunk
fur edged the skirt.
Stamped velvet in black. violet, green
and blue is much used, particularly for
magnificent evening cloaks. A very
lovely cloak was fashioned of rose vel
vet trimmed with a broad band of
sable around the feet
Some exquisite chiffon gowns show a
wonderful blending OF colors. Strange
mixtures Of rose and violet require an
artist to manage properly.
Waist belts are rather broad. and are
made of beads, handsome embroideries
and velvet.
and the one-button glove has met with
instant success.
visit to the salons of Madame
Cheruit would interest even the scott
ers at fashion. She is extremely origi-
nal and gives an atmosphere to her
modes which other designers seem to
lack. Unhampered by what other dress
makers are doing, she uses her won
derful materials and color combinations
days wonder to her devotees. All her
gowns are natural and simple in con-
struction. consequently the women
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made of MORE. Dull shades pred0mt-
nate in tones of gray, brown. taupe and
blue
Touches OF fur, ermine, .chinchilla and
skunk. trim these fascinating dresses.
Every skirt. whether for afternoon,
evening or morning wear, IL draped or
double in some form or another.
There is a suggestion Of the middle
ages In the gowns OF embossed VeIvet
on chiffon, with trimmings Of fur and
lace.
Evening gowns are fashioned OF gor-
seous materials. There are used gold
and rich, supple yeivets which would
satisfy the king who asked for q web
Of material SO fine 1t would pass
The pretty shroatbands fashioned of
fur, with pleated frills Of lace or velvet
at the top and bottom and fastened at
favor.
Reboux and Alphonsine are responsible
Tor some strange little hats. There Is q
convex underneath and turned back to
resemble waterspout with feather
hIa anI In nd, different colors set At the
clipped aigrette of bright color and a
tall. high-crowned, wide-brimmed bea-
YER with a cord trimming. Anything
ddnI.S 9 IN color or limo Is considered
The popular couture ornament at pres
emf Is the narrow band OF brflliants
fastened on each side with a small white
wing. Another bandeau Is OF dull gold
braid with a cluster. Of fiame-colored
feathers at the SIDE
The latest cravat IL fashioned of satin,
two bright colors being combined.
The handbag OF fur il Fashion's latest
FANCY, and charming model was I'm
lshed at the bottom with q fringe OF
tails.
White satin blouses continue to be-
popular. and many OF the most at
tractive models are trimmed with white
corded silk and amber-colored bullet
buttons.
The woman who adm!res lovely
negligees will have little difficulty in
making a selection. A model OF bro
caded white crepe de chine was trim
med with bands OF rose-colored satin
One of pale pink satin had smart pink
roses of mousseline de sole and en-
broidered tulle to trim It,
A large scarf of ermine had deem
cream chenille fringe and ermine tails
TO border the ends. ELOISE.
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clothed IN her frocks look like ladies
';iie Is posslple Lor unem 10 walk
ana SIT IN any chair with graceful ease.
mis- does not mean that the skirts are
wide about the feet. They permit COM
fort when walking, bu- preserve the
modish silhouette. They are, however,
fuller about the hips, and the coats are
longer and less stiff than any other
models displayed.
A favorite model Is OF sapphire blue
velvet with bands of fur trimming the
bodice. one outlining the collarless neck
line. another banding the sleeves and d
third finishing the deep collar of real
lace which falls over the shoulders
The waist line Is slightly raised and
has a girde Of black satin adjoining il,
from beneath which the soft, easy
draped skirt hangs in perfect lines The
coat is long. bioused. turned back at the
V-shaped opening with fioppy revers,
and little fuller in the skirt
Many of the afternoon gowns are
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With this gown is worn a bandeau
of black velvet and dull gilt braid
with a brush aigrette at the front.
The scarf is Of pink mousseline dotted
with dull gilt beads.
On the figure in the center there is a
white mousseline de sole gown which
is trimmed with white velvet as
hem on the tunic and a deep gird1e.
The lower part of this skirt Is Of lace
over pale rose mousseline de sole.
which gives a lovely soft effect not
obtrusive. The bodice is of lace over
pink. with a pointed bib of satin ex-
tending to the upper round line of the
bodice. This frock is lovely ex-
ploitation of the. use. Of three rem,
nants. Any kinds of material will
combine effectively in this day of al
liances. There are little tailored bows
of velvet with centers of lace over
pink arranged in straight lines on the
side of the deep velvet hem and the
high girdle. These, by the way, are
largely used for giving a decoration
on all types of dressy garments.
Behind this model stands a model IN
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~HRISTMAS sets the ball of enter
tainment rolling along the at
" tractive way of theater parties.
dances. dinners and musicales,
and at this time. when the gift question
las been solved, the up-to-date woman
;t,rns with pleasure TO the offering OF
Paris IN the matter OF styles.
Evening dresses are more alluring than
ever this season. and the best of the
message is the fact that they are just
AZ effective when simply constructed
as they are made over elaborate pat
terms. II the simple styles be chosen.
you must rely on beauty of colors and
artistic alliances of tones. Drapery is
. prominent feature. and although it
looks difficult. the art is easily mastered
Il you use form which. by success
cul dressmakers. Is considered indispen-
sable.
Handwork is another factor that con-
tributes largely 10 the success of an
evening gown. In this day OF easy and
effective embroidery 1t should be used
~ every home designer to give a
touch OF individuality TO a gown. Roses
made IN the easy swirl fashion, COM
b.ned with delicate green leaves OF
chiffon, are beautiful touches that can
De given to the edge OF sleeves, TUNES
and surplices. Gsrlaads OF handmade
blossoms hold psnniers in place and
fasten draperies TO satin underslips.
Frillings and handmade ornaments
that are noticeable on the ubiquitous
S1rdle are not hard 10 make II your eyes
are made TO do their work. These
little things are really the big sue
ceeses." admitted II well-known Paris
designer the other day. 1t would be
we'll for the American home Gressmaker
10 heed the suggestion.
From one OF the foremost modistes
OF the Rue de la Paix comes the rose
trimmed evening gown OF pale pink
satin. IL is simplicity at Its best. The
bodice IL crossed in surplice STYLE
giving N-shaped upper line Sleeves
are short and continuation of the
bodice which Is possible even with
narrow silk in this style. A narrow
glrdle Of black velvet is held in front
Under two handmade roses of pink
velvet and satin. a tunic of straw
brrry-pink mousseline de sole Is
dra ped over this frock. the diagonal
lower line coming quite far down.
IRE trimming is of handmade roses.
desp pink velvet and pale pink satin
being used These outline one side of
the bodice and follow the edge OF the
tunic about one foot above the hem.
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The skirt Of this handsome tumc IS
crossed a pointed line being given TO
The front and the back extending over
the under gown in a long pointed train.
With this is shown new scarf OF
h,.ck ,ace over white mousseline de
sole edged with dark fur. Black velvet
as binding Is just as effective and less
expensive.
In this valuable quartet STANDS Iast,
h,,t not Ieas a gown of white satin with
a tunic Of sapphire tulle dotted
with pearl and crystal beads The bodice
is covered entirely with the glittering
tuIle. The skirt of the overdress is
siashed and draped at the side-a fiat
manipulation of the goods. There is
deep hem of sapphire-blu velvet.
matched by a wide girdle of the same.
This eirdle. by the way, is narrower in
front and widens toward the underarm
seams. ending in a high point at the
back