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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-02-10
WILSON KEEPS
NOBODY GUESSING

Among the innumerable tributes
that have been paid 10 Governor
Woodrow Wilson, nome seems to us
to be truer to the MARK than that
delivered by the speaker of the
Virginia House of Assembly at the
great Wilson meeting in Rich
mond Thursday evening.
Speaker Richard e. Byrd refer
red to Governor Wilson in terms
that prove his intimate knowledge
of the Governors character. In
introducing the Governor to the
5000 meE and women who COM
posed the audience. Mr.. Byrd
said:-
There are recurrent periods in
the life of every people when
National habits, customs. modes
of thought and laws, once sufficient
and salutary. become unadapted
to change of circumstances,
periods that are the twilight time
between the dawn of one epoch
and the birth of anothe~.
"These are dangerous crises,
because those who are conscious
of suffering and injustice are prone
to strike blindly at what may be
only the superficial causes of
their distress. They can see no
remedy except in the destruction
of existing authority and funda-
mental changes in a system of
government long established and
based upon correct principles.
I'VE are now passing through
one of these periods, a time of
menace of uncertainty, of COM
pick and sublime change.
ut is now that we need he
leader, one who can interpret the
inarticulate spirit of the age and
express in comprehensive form
ula the political instincts of the
masses; leader who in this dis
tur bed and expectant age will
separate, by the discernment of his
genius, the true from the false
and point the safe way to con-
tinued progress.
Il think we nave found that
leader. He has only recently
passed from the chair of the
student into the precincts of gov
eminent, but his grasp of affairs is
as masierful as his political philo-
sophy is acute.
81 believe that l can say that he
is a statesman in all the wide
significance Of that lofty and
honorable designation-a statesman
who, at this time, better than any
other of our public men, can
avert the perils of sweeping
change and the unsoun dness of
chance.
"His leadership is a tribute laid
at his feet by the instinct of the
democratic masses because he has
gained that ascendency over the
hearts of men which is given to
those who appeal to what is the
noblest part in human nature.
He is q leader because he
stands for that quality of right
which the weak should have with
the strong; because he has trans
lated into clear and far-sounding
speech the instincts and aspirations
of those who dream of better
things"
Speaker Byrd's accurate descrip-
ton of Woodrow Wilson sugges is
this thought: chat everywhere the
people the leaders as we'll as the
men in the ranks.-are studying
Wilson's character. They find it,
too, an open book. There is moth
ing mysterious, nothing that keeps
the people guessing, nothir g hard
to understand. about Woodrow
Wilsor.-Trsnt True American.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-02-10
EEpcctattona

The man who is looking for troubIe
generally finds 1t and the ono who or.
poets defeat usually gets a whipping
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-02-10
Art and Science.

What beautiful picture of an
angel" said the lady who was visit
ing the art gallery
Yes" replied the aviation en-
thusiast; "but between you and me
those wings aren't practical"
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
RUSSIA AND Chll|A ARE 0ll --.+ ~
 THE VERGE OF WAR

an answer ar immaculate C0uPllahcA China dEsgateARd q fnre6 EUnao tIne ago sowarde Mongolia and inc 'nt1r- nation N6s given out that IL had Rr tHAIIr Kut lntQ the prov inos but thin last BrNrs was probably tnIeLlsd for the puTpoaa Of compAlInE RtssIa tO show Itor hAnd. 1t has Hlnsn hs4n dF- med Ih&t rhH army was senr.
 II Ia believed that ih: future Rcli0ra p[ tue c7ar's sovrrnneht will depend to R very great eXIent uDUu sne o1l- come cf the EurOPvHh erohroSta It is c%EIAin that var in tho Sccidght would Lie fn9Hia's hands go far aH the Orient Is r0ncerncd, but the yHry fact that war aeems likely in Eurspe
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
M0Nc0L|AN WAR IS IMMINENT
GREAT GAMES
 THIS EVENING
NOME PEOPLE WILL WGTME@s ONE OF 0REATE4f or
 E0NTEaTA

!Soyls nsV9r ioolEef forward with Rre1ter interest 10 Q contest than tnRE which if sXDeTIauCCH WhAs1 thinking A ih. tremendous sfTUREle whIon Is znre to result from the nselhk of Fort DarLs And rhs Ksnhal Club in hnaer l,nL fhLa rrcn1n< at SaEss hall.
 Tns tori brAt Nsna last Friday by 1E t9 x hat sinUe thar lime lhe hnma team nuA heea AIErersd hy souaS "hnnKes 1sl spIls n1 thesa ChanEAs uuIIe a lOt "T morAY has been put np that thr suAt%rs cAn beat the civilians and frurr The tossing of thA i1rM balI tonight untLI the @ILn II VIII be Juat one scene yE excitement.
 In I,r sLxrs ts;4il Fuu BayIs exPects ro r!IL This is not purpriz1ng at all rnnzIh.InF ihr fact that the NOm0
 .t srpns And tAs i: ..ly IiE.- up %1g hA xtFunseet Ii .- = D." -nAla E~Ru4 EA4 cAoea.
 The tanIe4 wIlI also play. Tas rAar- r1sd Iud1ea axuert t1 sntlict AWEsl pm lshneRt fur that deCeAt Iast week hut thr girls s.sY tAat al ~hh are married hArr Jeff hope behind.
 5n tLa whoIc there will b4 spm rattl1nE K6od snort xau excalemsnt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
sPAsISl Nugget ssrvIos.

PEFuN6. Dec. ia-Thai wRr be, tween ChinA snd RusAis is tHsmtrenl tS tho opiaicn created generally tbls inurt5ng ty the action of the Russiar minister. Korosssyeff, who has warn- cd tbs Ch1nass government that Q rUp- turt will Gnke place unlesH Ctl1s r,..Asss tv delay sstutrssnt 0e shs NUnEol1aE question.
 ThIs ~nfnIH. means nothIns less than rnAt c1l1na must surrender all IrE claims Hnd give up the intention ct counting Mongolia RH paTt of the rs- puh;iC. Such q b0ck down would be regarded by ChinesO as q most Au- nllistlnE atmtssiol ot fear beEidea being A surrender oE what China fully believes to ba IIE own teETltotS b1 right
 Tins answer to the 1nsOient dsm2nd has not yet bsRn c6emriAted aud Kor- ostsveE apparently re1utrsA only as
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
oPENs pARIsH HALL

SL YL1ry's patIel. hnn will bs open ed thIa evening and a most llsns0n' lime is expected. There ~Ill bs all CretB of amusement !ncIuIInG dancing untn elsVen S'ci0Ck.
 Splendid music I.as been UnEnErd for Ihs oecnsIon and the rpor is tn fine coiid ltion.
 AA ;Btercslins pcaljnn aT Ihe eer%- t11onI4z wilI ht An 2daresH of welcome by Rec. q. DL Christian to the naEOr and eru1cn Nho hsFe huaH Invited Mayur Gilmore ~tll respond,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
GREEK AND TURKISH SHIPS
 COME TOcE ETHER IN BATTLE
epsoiAI hshRsa eGfvlAA

epVaiAI hshnaa AGrVl4A
 LONDON, pev. IA.--'fhe dee.s If Turkey Lnd 6reecu haVe eRtsred Into thA death grappIs tn Ihs Aseam ssa according la a6vtca4 Jnst ruretrcd from Ath9ns and Con$Sluthlnple The aav1esa gre tn the effaIt tl.at :nr Fur Nsh shiYs. Rav+Rsh completed tl,ear preHarAfions. sailed 0uL }. the WEeI- crn end of The Dardn neIien and came up with Iha Greek heet pIubObly sons whars in inc ltrIn!ty uf the lEluDd of LCInnoa.
 Tho meRear rsp0rts GDhIl1g are InRr the Turkish ihipS are GrtIihG the hxr- ter oI the lighting A few of the ves- AElz on beth Sides are 1AlrIy powerful and soaIe ot Ths Kuns Gre of tho oeS-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
TO PROSECUTE
 ANOTHER TRUST
NOTHING LEas THAN hOH5E aHoERs NoW IN GAME OF
 MONOPOLY.
RpsslaL NuaSsa &Srxis~

DETROIT. i1ee. iK-ThA govern ment hAg tnstllnled IL civil suit R8AlaEi what JA 1AsrTLhe1 RR thu hUEsephocIs trust It Is said that c combination exists In the htisinere which afActz tcads fin Ihat 1Ins to { h1GRt serious Ex- tcnt in spite Uf inc supposedly humble nature of the occupation
 Evidence has been cUlleGled fn1 sVMs tLrns through those whe have been Rffscted by lEtH AIleGed cDnbeIe and sufficient of it lB now known tC lend ro the cOnelnEinn that rhs ROverL ment cRn rather rASi1y prove 1+q ease
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13

70 This eIty and th2 negotiations AFIN soon begin The gres4eat pCsstbIe diff Acufty 1a expected to be sxUArierced "a cunning to Ah AgfSAuaAnt nztNo 1h4 Greeks Agrea tD eontludS the ~u.
 It La sAid on authority that tEe Aua- London hnve received instructions 10 AeOp 1R touch Wifh Ehs pienIpo' untIak- ieS aud to Keep their EJVeranlents En- GFmed Of cvssy GsrzIl oF tbs H+srtI.. tFOnG.
 The result of the cpltereRCe VIII sEsrcIs% treHAndolIs InnGenec on IhA future conduct nt Gha great pdwGrv whleh are now wAsling for ii
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
ISSUES xMAR EDITION.

The EmiAtnnua edition of ST. hAfTs Mseaass r'ilI snnn HrpeHr and will aid not 6 Hltle toward the crtatloH df'tfat holiday atmo@pherE associated fondET with thA season. The edstIor Is fun of veSy lnGeTeHtinE matter relating to ChrtHtu1as and New TeHCr and VIII ba A rsal treat 1ur lAnse who desire to rAnd something to InteaIfS the pleRR- ure of inc ErnHt 1eant.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
LAST DINNER
 FOR CABINET
PRESIDENT TAFT AND CABINET FORMALLY DINE FOR LAST
 TIME.
Asast NnaSSa uAs~sSG

ee4et N6n6~1 WAP~4e@
 WARRINGTON. D. c. Dec. 1s. President Taft gave hIs lAst formal dinner 10 Ine members 0I nIa Cutinol last night. In zpito of ths fact taE: it wan tho last the ueGIaipn N~AE just %H paeaHant Us possible and not q ~nrd was Ha1d sxeepl wsth . anaile about the s-oT'InG hton ot the govern meMk.
 Mfr. TafL hfmseIt appeared 70 be sn lhc InHat genial s1luoJ mt GTacked many pr the rieHHtutrtes Uf wI,1rn hs sesTne to be 20 fond.
 Nearly every E1emIaer of Ihn ->Abine1 w1s present.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13

SiAY have hAeiened the unilon of the Rusalane in China aa thGy hope evil drntly Iu rriGktsn China whI" there is yet tIrne.
 There can he hH doubl tnat the Chinese government sItw considers the question to have reached scrlUus sLsee- Preparations arc nuw going on. # 4s generally thought to meet any eventually. Thn Cbis'.se army has been improved wonderfully p recent times HDd shHuld var come the t-hin- ese troops wlll EITe 2 s0od account oI IheTnselEe.
 
 LOOKING FORWARD. Root Garden. 21Ak
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
MAY SUTTON MARRIED

Speeial NvfDSt SaFttpA - r;,hes ztAsaM6ha: | a6VSds.. 6iV'd :. GGs $.s: ton, foHsneriy Uora6s 1HAWpton Ai tnnnls, has Leei pAarrie1 to TaornhA Clarke Dcndy, nAtiunaI doubles chan. pfon. The wedding was attended EJ many who have Leeop1a prominent in thu tennIs world and beautlful Dr-s- snia eaSne frum IJAysrs Fl over ias' country.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
Mlan NASH IM LEAD.

MiEz Marguerite Mash I1nra tntu inc lead today la the contest for QIsen oe thh carnival. She HAA 1.S9S TnLHA Mlas Jennie Martin is seCon1 with eft votGs and Miss Kathleen II9 Ydel iB A oloss third with 51e votes.
 All the ether ladies on thu llBt yea- tsrs1ay remain in the hsIns position,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
BABY MELAhM DEAD.

Seward Nelson. RE0iIt ls1uonihR old the ch!ld of Mrs. Warren MElRon. died last night al g 0'cl0cIE nt the ftat&eUcs at Perry Mccre.
 The funeral will talga place tpMUr- row attsrroOr al ona o'clock. ThH sympathy of. hsr 4risnd@: ts hstpE ex- funded fo tho herchveA methCT,
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
MARRIED Ya RIMoLE.

Pho following Ia the line up fDr ths married vA the RIugle ladies In h0sket halI IoniKhl. MErr!e6:
 MFa. I1a Lu C:r0iK. c; nfrA. BLFA;k and Mrs. Ross. F.; Mira f1aass hnd Mira ThumnHon. c. Single: Emily Price, C.i 1darEhalIe Jdne& F.: Mac gueTLtc t:AAh., r.: AnnI WlttrnhfFS, EIazsl Priu1 and Kathryuc Hayden, 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
Eaa'ss danes Saturday 2 p. rn.

HAna%mher end always rnrsa nnh4I ahAt thE nnSn~Y back Buarantso lSsa 'aith &ves1thinS Esld nrdsr she sehiI- Inc Mnrh q full Iln% carried nf Pslst'a
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
pRospEcTINa OSBORNE.

Campbell and MSaes are prospect ing usbSrne cTe@K. Jos sheldoH and Grant Laclestn tonk trip ont there fAstArdAY but report nothing new. By The ~ay. 5fT. Sheldon says. Frank ThateheF ts now tn NeE RoTK.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
FACE BALL.

Following Is the l!ne up: Hurley, catcher: EuTsik, rdfeher: LoThsn h.: t;ormUby 21 b.. Ailanr sFn h.:; FAN Sickle T, a.:: Hunl. | a.i KlrE- T. f. ahd pitcher; Brown. l. F. an6 g. 'H. good, 1IhKcn, Petersen, suhstItHTeR
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13

est Kind.
 The 1'nr4a SaIn& ont nf thA sIeAIts boldly, fully uSnftden+ that They would pnre supGriut 10 ThX enemy Shouia they HIu the effect may ht disastrous Greece az ens drsc1an GcHsl VIII ,e lsTt unprotsctea
 lie Enus have baso heard rCI aon"
 IsNa but As to the AutnaE result "t
 i;AhlInE go far nothing can bs, Iul,G
 siIhcr c1pnuy has esy0ted much unr to rrGlnlns for sea. fkElG Aut Turkey 70 supposed 10 be far ahrad 'f Greece in the ScIeRce of hAndiinE xuas st SaA-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
DAY FOR NEGOTIATIONS.

pecSnber 1s N uts day aE which the nee0tiAtiunS wATe nxzd to take place Rt Lnndcn hst#esn ehA plsnipoteniiar- ;sa of Turkey and the Haikan aIIt'1 but word has not boen fsostrsf ss td WhHtheF 4h@T met ot h6f
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
NAMES COWLES
 FOR PACIFIC
ADMIRAL NOW IN CE1Ak6E AT
 HONOLULU Ie PROMOTED.
Special NuapAt Service.

oneElAI NuQpAt 8AF1Id&.
 HONOLULU. Dec h. AdmtIal CowIea haz been relieved rum tht e0EnEHaha eE .he nary yard hera and will soon leave for the UDEtod EtaisH. It haH been announced rnU1lcIa4ly thai Ee will cpuimand the Faclhc fleet la future NEd wIil tAka ID his pnst aa aocn as pnsbibIo Ills xnccesRor ir command at the navy yard hzs not
 heen nAmsd-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
WILSON WILL
 GIVE. EVIDENCE
RhERlpENT ELECT TO APPEAR AGAINST MEN WHO TAREAT-
 ENEp H;M-
AvssIui Nugget ssEV n~

94e9IaI NSUBNE W.
 NEWARK, ". J,. lJoc. iJ.-N dTuW Wilson kAa been summoned I.I teRRL- sy in the easG against the three fIISh rht GFa clarEed with sending htn ,hrstt4n;hg IetfsrH The Gii,Is InAy Sxtu,e cff baseU9 ghs ttme fixed for. tho trturu of the prenifeut- clscI from Assharda and hhs coming ~ould rUnss n dises5rxeahle ct.anEe Of plaHa
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13

We hAYs 2 large AaSoFrms"a @t fancy hsHsay eft books, FasdY for mailing. Lomsn RrVs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
JuD1M ENT AdAINHr
MARY SACHS

1smHS RAh 0htAih9d judgment to- day for A alaM slightly exceeding LGS which he claimed as wages tne for hIz work fla cukinGcr on the Mary BsaGtA A
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13

The fsra bsya urs ti+ars vhsn Ii ssmsa to kAssaaIt Ass tAsm 4sAEa FtIAhx. :.- <
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13

FOR ONE GIMOLEch. Program, ftsAhmsrts, AsnUA. Rasf GAt&an-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13

tRRAtlpl cf pOsts oh the Adr7ate pa Greece and tserylH PIhpArArlpn1 arc ptli going forward at Po!R t@ prrpare ths Austrian Hest f"r eyp1IlLAttIIfa h'It iI k believed h*rs Ihnc nonu Uf the E!Het powers will tNk. il hand unLM thu result dT the negotiations at Lon. don leeutIuis kaEdwH.
 F Is most llkU.I llWt AuHtTin's views vii. raa nhtRincd hrf1rL the ncgoL!7. tLVns aF& cnnelnded HILd by this lnRAns G sestlsTRnt HzAy bs GETwsd AE RuI mo nNe now sarucrs to gee mattofS settled sc easily.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13

VIENNA. Dee, ia.-NothIRE new hAs taken RlAcu i1 the matter of the oc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13

SHOW ME" Wr ~iIt. Roof QsrS1R. 2tst
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13

LONDON. DAn. I2.-Alj tho plarlpb- ienttsriss od tnb BHIlsRH sI4sLeS and Turkey are nCw sad tn be en F3I&s
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
LAW AND MOTION.

Tom4rrSw Will bs law and uollnE day 1n 1f1e district court.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13

1a.psra.a AIe,snd ~a4.r. st roItt..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
THE VALUE OF DETAIL

and when you reach It take three or
four stitches over the end and secure
the thread on the wrong side before
cutting H.
An important point to observe while
WORKING Is to keep the cut edge close
together: then you will have no trou-
BILE with . gaping ere.
When buttcnheles are cut parallel
to the edge OF the material. begin at
the lower end Of the cut edge TO
work.
when sewing on hooks and eyes. be
sure that the biz of the hook Is
placed af Icsst . quarter Of an inch
back from the edge OF :he goods
Then sew them fast with double waxed
thread. catching 10 through the loops
fo- that purpose and two or three
s.gsobcs under the bill. so that IL
xtli no, work loose At the edge. The
eve must be placed quarter OF an
inch back from the edge ana sewcd
down 0se
The raw edge. Of seams should be
either bound with thin silk seam
h,nd,us or carefully pinkcd on the
edges By shipping them IN Iiftie V
shaped pieces with the scissors. IL
Won are WORKING with material that
S,svs easily. such % serge and some
Of IN. loosely woven silks and wool
., materials. All seams should be
overcast. or -whipped- So the edge
1be~ srrNcles cf an unsired waist
.hou,d 10 bzuad. ana those OF lined
bodice whipped
n IN inside Belt - used to hosa
the bodice down &C the visit uns. at
,sch 10 TO the inner scans az the back
with the casstiteh Worries u sssx ~
.h,.;As IN upder ne sruD ~ casca-
o., ,nc.n lightly st each - -. shs
sleeve s~ssn ana ~ the eeNsro q the
s.~r- oerS9Ua e~xs she whist % sAe
e6ee % the un1efaSn Sooa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

Every successful dressmaker Under
,ands the value Of careful detail
Indifferent finish is bound to spoil
otherwise good work. cheap grace
Of hooks and eyes or snap fasteners
for example. are clumsily shaped, and
should never be selected By the nome
dressmakcr who takes pride In the
6t ana set Of her work
The finishing OF seams. stitching ana
paseket fa.tenings very often stamp
a gown as being made by an amateur
when every other part Of u Is stynsn
and we'll 6ttiug.
have often seen very smart-fook-
Inc .bir,xaix,s that have appeared
-.afIory- enough excepting Tor the
buttonhoies: bot once you caught sishs
Of these you knew they were worke~
by the rank.st novice
A we,i-raade euttonhoie should ee
perfectly Fat. and the edges should
lie close together. touching each 9TH
or when uubuttoued- The end OF the
bu,tcnho,e toward the outer cage o'
snc hox pieat should be rounded,
-nf,c the other end should be drawn
close together with few stitches
worted over and over. But-
so,eboIes should not be worked
C,,n too coarse thread. This
n . mistake that many dressmskers
nate. sns the result - . thick
clumsy locking butsonho'c that sapes
apar ise- q p's's eye--Always open
ia medium anc waved threed. SIN.
S,e oevr, aoupied. ana begin 20 work
:, a.. end Of the hole fufshsst from
ss~ edge o: the material! Then take
N. ss,,ch.s very close scgesher. the
wsasn Of the thread apart ana W..
ne less than an eighth Of IN met
swsy from the cpeains. Wcrk ssrasehi
49, uatsS you reach the other end
"a the opening: then work sround y
a. yeu wculf- H ~sakiss an eyese.
low sonsinse - sbe ssasstng poss|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
Smart Dancing Frocks-- School Frocks

skirt, IN some Instances the draped
effect being wholly confined to the
back Of the skirt. while in others u
IL well to the sides and front
Any form Of drapery lie good, 30
long as il has the appearance OF
eiineing to the figure and retaining
the straight lines
Now that the fall ard school nave
called the little one from home. moth-
or mus, plan the outfit that VIII Keep
the young girl in comfort and style :.
The keynote Of school clothes. ana
other frscks. too. Is simplicity ru"y
rufles are out Of place In the scnoc'
room. ana cleanliness 10 an aesoiuse
requirement. Therefore. washaose IAo-
rscs. jncludine cheviots and serscs.
with an accen, on linens. are the ac-
cepseA materials for school frocks
The Russian house 6ress IL always
good. It's !iacs arc straight. easy. ana
n admits Of separate YOKE: sae
color note can he ia;roduced IN cue
broad pa.ene leather belts that suggest
the waist line These. by the way. arc
,, avsse broad In the new models
The cuirass style - dress is very
seod. n has large armaoies. ana %
worn over q blouse Of me linen or
batssse. IL resembles the jackets or
asmor worn In the Middle Ages.
Sleeves can be long or snort. oat
for school. with its attendant wear
on q frock. there should be fuiness
as the armhcSe and elbow. Present
styles allow for this.
Dcep collars 81 cvnsrassing mate.
rails, striped and p,asd silks beine fs'
vOfsl. sre introduces on many pSAss
serge srccks.
SkepherGs check with bright blue
q RE- srsmmiugs IL always practical
ava hss . ssyle that never leaves TIE
foreme6t roata
CSevsoeD ~ she Ssagewa1 wesvea
vNeo VUFu VIA WN5ee v~ogse3ouooa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
Ribbons to the Fore

There are ribbons. ribbons every
where. At least. that 10 the way II
appears in Paris. the centre Of thing,
fashionable
There seems to be an Inspiration
back Of the newest ribbons that are
used for trimming purposes. for M
type OF novelty has been overlooked in
producing new effects
That ribbon will be used for trim
ming on every sort Of garment 10 an
assured fact Therefore. ribbon must
be considered when planning your new
frocks and accessories
In fancy work the use Of these nov
city RIBBONS will be great. Tor more
than ever this season will they be
made TO fashion all the dainty little
.6xtpGs- that add charm 20 IN other
wise plain costume
Ribbon. are TO have their day in the
millinery world. too. judetne from the
lavish use OF them IN the Lcw Tall
models: for whatever Kind or arrange
n,cnt os trimming. there is usually 9
touch OF ribbon. \ neat RIBBON ruche
viii ea,eud around the crewn Of q
&n1rt IyttS u8t W oSs ~ " 800
pisred nj the base oe o feather or
some pess Of the brimL Ofhes models
have huge bows of rSseea - their
chief aAoramen1
P,ccs.edged fasIie seems to he in the
'front.' ranks Of poVuIarity. especially tr
h,ack e~a white. Wide use 10 maAs
a. sNvs variety on veIyet and hne sei'
hats. while plain fsii'es are also 10
high favor.
DesusisuI ssaeta picosA both piasH
ana aovsl. are given wide repress"sa-
ton IN she millinery world s"o sos
- "A fancy decorations. PtcOt
r,csres have mspe their appearance
scd are truly Z lovely Innovation
p,s,s sseIres IN tsack- white and tine
vsvciy delicate sheaes ana pastel tinss
are - excessively foe hair fieocns
cna - beWs ~ tpe yssnoss osess'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

Allover lace. combined with soft
silks. for afternoon and evening
gowns, il used almost exclusively II
the models for debutantes and the
younger matrons. AZ the fashtcnabie
Paris cafes and the still more fsshicn-
able resorts one sees frJcks OF lace
and silk worn by the graceful ycuns
Frenchwcmen. who know 20 well how
to carry their clothes
While many Of these laces are made
mn in robe form. with patterns worked
out to follow the correct lines Of the
aaiirc- others arc made With ysrds
ana Yards Of insertions applied sur
rcundisg motifs. These latter are 90
sxi,fuiiy combined with heavier mate
riais that they are Just a. elective as
the more expensive modeis.
several scans rows OF lace ere used
I'm the lower section Of the SKIRTS.
while 6raped lace painters appear IN
tire upper SKIRT pcrslon: others show
long drspea lines. having the lace
caush, In nesr the bottom Of tAs
skirt.
other models show the usserskirss
Of lace. with soft trocs4eA Or psesn
sI,t paaasess lrspea well sewesa the
kners. wtsA bOdices sf loce. the ssis
acoesr,ug oaly IN the oleeveo aoo
sirdIes In ether Aaacine sreces TIE
order IL rcverveA-lacs pesster ese.
osrfes over charWevoe o. bsoeoSed
vnderSk:rts.
lope graceful draperies VII Se
,arweav uS<0 on the dresses Sssteneo
-, afserpSon ana evesiuG. especsaIly
the Gowns that are - ee wera se
vars,es ana tails. TAsre u . eewSeNcy
a srIow the drSpesses % fan away
frs.p the hsDs into the lower skSre
sersIeo. skus pse~enssne any sppeGr.
so~r cf swylaess ever the hssM H.
Arvep s&sgso OgteN oUDees u~esvesse
srUa ~ ssUos vssW.
SUws g - ~ Usaeessa e0sess
~ eoeneaso ~ 6peWsng - egSessy
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