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Arizona republican., 1914-07-08

Here's a new picture of Duke Kahanamoku of Hawaii, the worlds champion swimmer. It was taken at the time of his arrival in San Fran cisco the other day to take part in the big swimming meet in that city.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24
DR.. CHARLES ELIOT AS CHAMPION OF
ROCKEFELLER IS ROUNDLY CRITICIZED

in . aimilsr bsncWclion declares Ali
AufuhniuH Nat oven tide infamous
Captain kidd wHN mure femurfoicm
than llnckcieiiat bia hoeu in pmngs.
inc ~ bag Tremendous fortune re- Voc
consistent President Elliot hhouli rn-
dpiae AN kinds of piracy provided tho
pirates turn reiurmep tuwnrd the end.
The more charitable pirW 90 lnkr
would b." 90 remember thc many good
thinsa TINT Eliot bis donc aH VOL nH
tho many hnd THINGS dome boy liockc-
foiloi and go ho an chniltuhlN diaro4rd
ns rueHihic 10 both"
Hichard Wnshhum Cnild. % noted au.
thoI writes frosidcnt Eliot hus dom
TN Rockefeller Foundation % poor eti'.
vice hy lthting tl with tbs HISTORY of
he money which supporta 70 hc hna
dome Inc hlsInrs 30 tho money which
supports % i had aeryicc ~ cabins az
teniion a. "a uN aomethine fnr which
the kpckefelirg Foundation Va d rec-
0mpeuae
heN Gcorte a crawford pl "a" Episs
cepal church iinatun saya The hid
tory NJ standard oli u onough 90 makc
q name conscience suueAl SOONER or "a r.
tor ~ what lla rnrboli ur Llovd says
iH true. IN Elliot cannot close his cses
a. facts tht have uai hern denlcd aud
cannot Zee donled
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24
RELICS ORIGINAL AMERICAN
RACE HAVE BfEfN DISCOVERED
: RAct OLDER THAN THE AZ.
Tees AND NOTABLE ron
TNEtR SIZE.

HENo Nov Dee 20 Rchcf ID. th,
or'e'nal American nscc from which the
u'isns sprung "a Face older than the
A.tccs aud notahlc for Size ana il hieh
plane ot civilization. haNe hscn ntir,.,
crrd in e Nevada cave Which has re-
nHined sHalcd for 300 years. ..a.,li
~ g prehistoric male wsg fonnu MIA,
other relies. which has tho ,Nti-sor.ii,,
aiy size 90 q start ANA d.ftrrs f,1n
tn"t X any prcvious known skuu ms.
sknu Is certainty 5000 wears oid ee
,e@lhk 10 WVhaveloglsts uf the r-ni.
NiisitN % Nevada ind may ne r,ii,. "a
1a as the fitidewn skun found Ia
Kent England which IS thought AZ b,
1870 ooo years old
Watts and taols household at.nst.
toys tor me children ANA oth.t rsl,...
WEI" gashcred grnm the ola cav. M.
Theoretically sealed hol, IA, "a ,iifl
served these priceless remains ~
p'oplc who lived long before the hi-n
M Nhust. when Europe ts.tf Ma. 81
nntrod forrest and when pcr.,, ,,a
,.hin" wete the ,hrlv.ng Instances +,
SHOWN culture.
ne aisc"vtiy eame about thr..,t..,
4 'rs'iid os thc rintcs 90 a los, ~.
fn'ch Rad soagh, roftlsse fr,,, '.,,
niles ~ mountain. The sc.n,,,..
tackled the jon Of dlsging for 4 s,nsos
ave ana ihe work 81 several ,.o,,' 4, 4.
''s0''ca IN lss discovery and the throw
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24
PLENTY OF FOOD FOR THE
TROOPS AT BATTLE FRONT
FRESH MEAT, BEANS. RICE,
CHEESE AND OTHER GOOD
FOOD FOR SOLDIERS.

uARvE, noc 90 oNo matter how
fierce tie attack. ihr men m tho
trcnchei are kepi we'll nourishcd.e
writes French soldier "l'rcsh meat
beams, lvntils, dried roes and rice.
ehe"sc ~ sar,lines preserves nr cplsc
Of chocolate. half pint ot wine fOr
each man ana since The cold weather
SCI iu. q nag Of brandy n addition a.
ouf coffer thara Gun fare Troops On
ifcnchud even within hundred words
OF The enemy receive tho samr but as
tho company kb,hena are twn mlvs
or mors IN the rear the food rs nonrh
frozen hN tlie time We eut u
what we nacd in The trenches thlf
! iicesiug weather. almnst ag mnch aii
The lopd ITSELF is heat ,Anc uiRht our
lo"rpnrnl ramv NJ lo oui SOUND and in.
Nitod us Go come into his trench nt
midnight fof ynp II ho, coItce Me
hnehrsi a' the ioh' Vet VS. fen cnough
lvurieslN iu so.
i rnkine an rmpty can uf tuned
'hecf, ihe coinorui poured into 10 SOME
ttrlisr nui alivo oh Ne then due il
lltlr hole in an carthon ledge hr hal
irNca,atcd ~ The side OF the ttcnch
lli his hole he placed the iid III u can
Tho hullcts were then drawn from tNu
f,aitfldgos and thr powder ompticd ip
90 thr 49, our cook noXi ptt q match
20 the powder which parol up. poured
sn the stcANe mixture anh placed i
pincv ui raR la the middle AK wipk
Two haNenrt vnses We're stuck mtn IN,
earth Nslant and met ahove tai sery,
lns O crane FOR tho tim hnclct contain.
ing tho coffee. u seemed slow Wof.
IL. a.
hot coffee, which tns,ud % 'ls Mss mes.
tar
Since then every man hNs taken {,
the fashion 81 heating he n,un,s rhl
= kitchens furnish us witt tho sfoAet
= and We liNe quite comfotahl, ,ha,,sl
The weather may be below fiUeslna ,sa,
4 German ahelis may be cnekNa nsr
: our heads"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24
WAR MAKES TOBACCO
POPULAR XMAS GIFT
CRYSTAL HUMipose
GREAT DEMAND ssas "

"' Prominence eieon Ia ,.h..
iN' great conflict in Euran. !.
'nN Tor millions 20 men. ~. ~ ~
"' 's.'liA- presents ~ tohaeco ' ,',.a
'i'' 10 gu" soldiers 81 an na,,o.' w
ihrir families ana friends !, s 2
h'F" mnd" Christmas an. :, ns
moro more popular than a., N
Ih' war hHs shown thonssnas :. ft
lnlt tobacco is the one min, '.Ae
nrl1es above evcpi ling ol.s ~
he r1u enjoy / amid tbn r,s,.. w. Y
h iNr trenches. d win give him ~,
creator enjoyment befor. ~ r.' '"v.a
hearth On Christmas mnrnins '@'''@
Local dealers say that 4 v..,,
nNir tobacco for Chrsimsx ,,ty,.
fiiA'do. hcDausc ~ the hnndso,a.f
pc"fanc" nf fn' ruvein cr,p,al ,,,.,.
iinmid"f with ite Christmas 90
,''n'd Nt % red rhhon hon an IA.
i"i thain io lri"nds ~ piaeln, ~.
th' t'Nf ima9 iree fp Fnther mr..
lihttnd or ~un This Tuxedo Its,sl
.i'f inn most beautiful cvcr deslsn,s
na t most practical hu,nidAr H. ~
tf'Iiue iD pomd ~ Tuxoao io,,..,,
W it'a poriot condition p...s
malN oNene Tayr,l, bsesa.,
n"H Hm"l MON smoke this ,eh.r.
'N "nd hIro pnHnHN endorsed il dr.,
-r-'tt h.H Du1s0 cndorse ru,ea,
H".iu-e it Is rcllly mia tohaeao M.
dH"s vol Suing tHr fhuats. pms,.,
id'i lih lfuN laadug endorse r,n,
NI fV. HNNr IN Rooms Them .N.a,ft ~.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24
DRISCOLL NEWS

nliSColl Tozls ncc. ca w. a.
a. IHdd hn mHt.d ilto hs new hA.as
west so town
Mr. D. pavn aad rsihily AIR Ras.
iiuas aud Dhujr.n Nr NJ, Copeland
Nlr : D. truvu and SON. Glenn. were
.mpuug iu Bishop saturday
Mrs Riuus RETURNED home from le.
t1ru Tcvs Thursday. where she aai
n hopns tu case Tor her danghlc,
Nrs luclM Compton. who hss Arp
l'l AIRS. idouN reports that hr
lauships is Johns zine now
Mr. Hartis WAS Corpus ylsi,er'on
Monday
prisooil people are preparing 70 ea'
l"N thc Christmas holidays
Mr Leon nosi oasi 81 here, spesI
Thursday nlpht with Mr. Louis Rlen.
AIR Moore ana son. east u this yass.
wero nrlscol calios, Monday
Do looks as lhmlh The weather mar
rs never COINS to give as an, m~f
msh.uy DAYS Ncarly every day tiAs
mouth &c has been rainy and misu'
NrrAthing but SNOW
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24

.np of lieht on the early people -
America IroL D. d. Jones oi Use Cni-
fcruity OF Scvnda ied the expedition
which tapped the side ~ hlli near
uumho.t Lake. and with him. Miss
Jeanne Wior president of the Nevada
Historical Society and 3 g. Fulton,
author ~ ludian Histories. gathered
froight-car load of w.erd relics.
which nrr now safely stored in Tho
University
Baskets were made 0f SNAKE skins,
.ne.nisneiv woven cloth. pr'v,d tina,
hcsc cariy Inhabitants adopted some
atslc att cinthma implements foi mak.
inr fire proved that fliut had been
known uud used woven s.ndals aui
blankets were made irons threads aud
epunt.ess other momcutocs 90 civilized
lie wore Included
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24
TURKS ana ACTIVE.

fN AhHNHistFtt tNNAa
fETRoGRAn Doe a. The official
tatrmert tonight ig,nm the Russian
iencru starr sn Caucasus Su6 "On
December ~ ,he Turks agnin showed
sreat aytNiiy near Nln. fits tiVc
mites west ~ kcrs. making a srfics
"a attacks in the direction Il sais
Namysh All the attacks faded
Turkish offensive IN the direction II
Nan was ,afnrd into 4 defensive whlch
however the Russians hrnge Down az.
Ter stuhhorn Resistance, capturing a
rnnlhet of prisoners.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24

Par'sian ivory Goods, camhs. tlfash.
Mirrors luffcrs Manicure Sis
ana numerous other articles w sar
save you fully 25 per cent o. ID
Christmas Novelties. Ideal Hair rsf.
l0rs. -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24

Flight Lieut.. r. Mark Of the
British army has been made a com
panion Of the Distinguished Service
order for his part in the acceptance
attack on the German airship she'd at
Dusseldorf His machine was hit five
times
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24
:: City News in Brief =


a batch Of Mississippi Jumbo peeans
wore shiputH into corpus CHRISTI tfH-
tordai for ilo Martin ro mod coitoc
Comrnus lor ihr Christina Trade Tire
nHN lfr weu namod h,lup easily
""rrsm' aud wlfha soti ot sheh
The regular weekly luncheon Of tho
NnDtn Cnh wiN hr hold li nunu tu.n.
d, thc Nur,aH win g.. IS lnNina iHo.
president rtltiafina 1H trNmHHtel.
Il,e sneHhrr. 1911 %, " o. uHdi" ,pd
g. T. Huwntd fodA. tnr nnnfh
moetut since im ltteudin.c .lnnt
mriel md huli thr iimr 4nd rHr
tufe VIII mutf rVery 'finu Goo have
ltr 1nndint. u.s. mrtnhcf rrce
cut
Tho headquarters OF tho Commercial
Clnh were Neslcriaf moNni frpw the
thifd to tho iiget tiout ~ the 'it hHH.
ihe ,iub now occup,ng inc loom ou
ihv efNuch floor at the ournrr ni Alrt
( quito ana sphntan stfcet-.
Shooting fireworks viii not be allcw
/ ,d an tho auwn tnwn husinsHs district
Z eNropt alouA She haN front according
+ 90 statement made Yesterday hr
Chrr bowler tor tn, protection ~
irrnpUt tFlln.t nfc Chei toWlor ur-
ara shot aN plronts warn their chg
GtOn nnt lu ahOu{ fncworks neor h0ilA
ine tud NJ hNua toHut0Wn to 81 ln
/ thr Waterfront anna rue away go ther
hcnrr content
\ a large crowd last eight attended the
luunuui christmas free cntrriNnWrnf
ul thc lrosbrcuan SUNDAY school
Tho pturram ns announced m Wolnos-
davis iaauo 40 lhr Caller was rWurd
usi with hut foN CHANCES ANA at ihc
uiosc tine Youngsters present were
Nshh pleased hs a visit from santa
ciaus who distributed niftN An
rounvement IL mnle hot the church
lwhl hr opun thln Afternoon no no
! oclaek tor The children who wcr, un-
b lhl. 60 nttend mst nieht ga acuonpl
= ni the indictment weather shHrl
, pfontam haas been afungcd nN AirH D.
;, g. rahut
i Announcement was made yostsrda5
q thHi Us l;ntaun ruhhe lihu,tN will BE-
5 oiosed tii thN tomorrow oi account n
. the halliday
q Employees Of tho city Yesterday re
I. coiyvd cheyks from the CHS Svcrrtat'
f, fN thou December snmrics the check
hcing ,s4ura before lho first n ogdo
B that Wl employees migM imNv mono'
y fm Christmas
An attraction Of exceptional merit +
7, h0,a,ed fog the iNric Theatre tadnN hn
inr , Wsrrrn korriean ir THE Inn 81
+, rnc Wnstd Gnd" Tho prasram ~il
' hr supplemented hy three either ferh
., as hlsh ilaHs motion pictures
W. George kieine's photo. dramat,
ylAssic. Julius caesar" in which An
thopN NofelN plnNs ihe loadins rol,
p. aoj which ,s n siN acts ct grcates
q historical beauty viii bo posoutcA Go
- iaN ni the Nmusu tor ths tiIst nt "a WI
D. DAYS epgagomcnt
~ 4, Is expected that the barge "Pie
d ncer" VIII lcaph the ritY either lnt
\ THIS afternoon dr tomorrow morning
hi from Galveston Tho barge Is d
yc command ot captain Wnl Anderse
ri. ord h. making the tfip via tie Inter
rs roNsttl elnal SECRETARY Blake az "a
ir knhN club said last niNht thar lh
= Hutaiians propiam ,or tde entNonin
~ tlc new hatse viii noi ho fuli
omrnted wtil thp arri,sd ot th, naua
I" in inr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24

Baskets filled NTH food viii shn
nttcrreep ee song a. ana poor lamues
i The v'tN hi Che salvation Army
temmtow noon I'D an Sghntaei street
nlnnNr win he snlAnA ln M m M.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24
KING ALBERT THANKS
AMERICANS FOR AID

continued nom Psrp 10
8 Nefnvwi,s ~ Se'Na bass b,va roeoN.
cd
Ne'otaing 90 q Consihni.nopic uuws
dispatch co. Turks h4Ne hcgup
march from damascus to tlc Satr
canal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-24

Announcement was made yesterday
hHi lu Hntamn ruhhr lihutrN will mf
losed uil anN tomorrow oi account nt
hC halliday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-08
PRESIDENT GIVES DAUGHTER
FURNITURE FOR BEDROOM
Follows Custom Established When Miss Jessie Win
Was Married-Bndegroom Gilt Con-
sists Of Je~elry.

Members OF the Senate sent the b,,1.
bracelet of antique design set with 4.
monds and other jewels and com.
about 800.
The members OF the House present..
large silver service. consisting OF ,,,'
tea kettle, tea pot. cot water pot. sevs,,.
smaller pieces and two candelabr. :.
seven holders, each handsomely wroos'
with a design TO correspond with =.
service.
In addition to these two gifts. N. NJ.
Jersey delegation sent as an ind.y.s,.
gift a large silver tray, standing On q.
an inch and a half high. the border b.,,.
engraved in rose design. The gift h..
tho Initials OF the bride and an !nscr,
ton. as did each OF the presents from a.
houses OF Congress.
The bridegroom gave the bride a sns,
circle Of diamonds, with which the trr.
of her wedding gown was pinned. A..
numerous other jewels. Nr. and N,
Francis Fl. McAdoo. his son and dacs,.
ter-in-law. also gave jewels. The aud,tor,
OF the Treasury presented a pair o, siyr
vases In Paul Revere design,
Percy MacKaye. the poet and drsma,v
sent TO Miss Wilson an advance COPY .
Saint Louis; a Civic Masque," his On.
matte poem, which is TO Re performed a
Saint Louis at the end OF the month. A.
which is about to be published in boz.
form. IL will be remembered that Ns
Wilson is particularly interested IN "a,
form OF literature, and acted with ~
MacKaye in his bird masque "Sanctuuy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-08
FOURTEEN WHITE
HOUSE BRIDES

Lucy Payne Washington, Mrs.
M.d;.on's sister, 20 Justice Todd, o.
Supreme Court. 1911.
Anna Todd to Representative job"
G. jackson, 1912.
Maria Monroe, daughter OF tho
President, TO Samuel Lawrence
Gouverneur, 1920.
Helen jackson to John Adams,
,on of tho President, 1926.
Della Lewis to Alphonse Yver
Paseot. 1929.
Mary Easton to luoisn B. Polk
1895.
Emily Martin to Lewis Randolph,
1897.
Elizabeth Tyler, daughter OF tho
President, to William Waller, 1872.
Nellie Grant, daughter OF tho
President, to Aleernon sarteris,
1874.
Emily Plstt, niece Of President
Hayes, to General Russell Hastings,
1879.
Frances Folsom to President
Grover Cleveland, 1885.
Alice Roosevelt to Representative
Nicholas Lorsworth, 1905.
Jessie Woodrow Wilson to Fran
ois Bowes sayre, 1913.
Eleanor Randolph Wilson to WILL
lam Gibbs McAdoo, 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-08
From The Tribune Bureau

washington. May 7.--Whiie the gifts be-
s,owed ON the White House bride to-day
fall far short in number and value OK
those presented TO the White Rouse
brides Just preceding her-Miss Ahce
Roosevelt and Miss Jessie Woodrow Will
son-the beauty now displayed In one or
thu uoper rooms at the White House
could not be surpassed ana the rear
money value of the gifts reaches many
thousands Of dollars.
Following the custom established when
Miss Jessie Wilson was married to Fran
els Bowes Sayre. the President ana Mrs
Wilson gave the bride OF to-dayall OF the
furniture and other articles for her bed
chamber. The furniture Is OF the finest
white enamel, OF dainty design.
Mrs. Marshall, wife OF the Vice-Presi-
dent, sent to the bride set OF the finest
Cluny lace and handkerchief linen scarfs
and covers to be used in her bed cham
Der. The measurements are such as TO
adapt them perfectly to the gift OF the
President and Mrs. Wilson.
Members Of the Cabinet presented their
colleague and his bride with twelve heavy
silver dinner plates and a large platter.
all OF the pieces being marked with the
monogram of the bride and bearing an
Inscription showing the donors
The Postmaster General and Mrs. Bur-
Lesson made an individual gift-a pennant
opal surrounded by pink pearls and sus-
pended from A small necklace set at In
tervals with pearls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-08

than to the rather modest tastes OF Miss
Eleanor Wilson.
Among the most notable gowns is a
three piece going away dress made OF
corbeau blue gabardine. The coat Is OF
corbeau blue charmeuse and gabardine.
The front and upper part OF back OF coat
IS OF charmeuse. The back is gathered
ct collar. The three-quarter sleeve OF
gabardine is topped with the blue char
meuse Edge OF sleeve is bound with a
fiat black silk braid. Soft girdle OF
gabardine ending In front with oval
charmeuse buckle.
The bodice is dark blue chiffon over
white. II has braided straps OF gabardine
over the shoulders. with twelve rows Of
braid over belt OF blue gabardine. White
organdie vestes and collar edge with a
rose and green Powered narrow ribbon,
fastened in front by three ribbon but
tons. Long blue sleeves over white chif-
fon ending in wide cum OF sixteen rows
OF narrow black braid.
The short skirt OF gabardine with three
circular founces starting at sides OF skirt.
These are fastened at back with strap
of gabardine. attached to which are four
small black silk tassels. Between the
founces corbeau charmeuse. to which
they are attached. showing about one
inch Of charmeuse between each founce.
Flounces and bottom OF skirt edged with
black silk braid.
Rose and Silver Evening Gown.
A rose and silver evening gown Is made
OF rose pink satin d amour and rose tulle.
Satin bodice ending In points at shoulders
(surplice effect and edged with silver
braid around arm holes. Pink rose and
bud posed below left shoulder. Large
flesh color net butterfly bow at oack'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-08
Pronounced Most Elegant
Seen in the White House
in Years.
SEASONS MATERIALS
LEND AID TO EFFECT
Even Wonderful Costumes Worn
at Sayre-Wilson Nuptials
Exceeded in Beauty.
From The Tribune Bureau.

Washington May THE gowns worn
al the White House wedding this after
noon were the most elegant and ultra in
fashion seen IN the White House in years
Even the wonderful costumes worn al
the wedding of the Presidents second
daughter could scarcely be compared with
the dainty. airy fabrics seen this after
noon. The season and It's soft. gracei VI
materials lent themselves TO the charm
ing effect.
Mrs Wilson's gown was decidedly moa-
ish. OF maize colored charmeuse' WIN
long tunic. the bodice OF chinon anu i"e'
Of the same shade.
Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall wore gown
NJ fine white embroidered net, made aiteT
the present fashion of TUNES WIN u
there was a blue girdle and sash' ro'
lowing the request Of the oride' none VI
,bs women guests wore hats. and the al
fair thus took on a homelike air OF "nI9h
otherwise It would have been deprived
Ms William Jennings Bryans gown
vas OF taupe taffeta. with design W
rather LARGE pinl, roses. the SKIRT snsntN
DRAINED and opening over an uhoersAi'
~ rose pink chiffon, pleated aho 0oi
dared with rows Of soft cream white idoe'
rbs bodice was composed almost entireiy
Of cream lace and chiffon. very littie o.
the silk being used. the chinoh anu ''N
forming a deep V-shaped neck
Miss Mona McAdoo. elder daush'er =,
the bridegroom and until to-day the heau
~ bis house. wore a gown oil whi,e CHI
fon and lace.
u.s Garrison in Black and White
Nrs rsndlev NJ. Garrisons gown ol
h,ack and white chiffon over whi.e s"'',
u,as made after the latest fasnlon :"
,.;.. which had as its CHIEF feature
800 hand of French blue rippoh en-
o,.o,iny the skirt Just about the Knee i'"e
- enisbod In a bow. On the poui'e'
,,hlcb was composed entirely OF cniiioi"
.o,,,a beautiful rose point lace WIN
-. NJ French blue and rhines'one
buckles ,,.r two
voung daughters Miss Lucy Dur
,fiss sydney Burleson, formed an
tive group, the mother "eai ne Oh,
white crepe de chine with lace anu
Girls white embroidered net gowns ne
Inv their own nimble fingers MISS ~
r,,.-,1.ou u,ore a girdle OF white satin rio-
no., with ends and Miss Sydney huiie'0"
,,o.e a blue girdle and SASH ehuS'
Ntrs Josephus Daniels's gown was mus
.s,oot;,,a If was Of soft pansy shaue
~ cbarmeuse draped with blue chlllIn'
en,hro;dered in pansies of shaded purple
The skirt was slightly draped and 'he ne
bodice composed for the most part 0.
chiffon and lace. had just the tnieS'
touch of green. static
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane wore an ar'lsaic
80 ,,,odish gown Of black tissue over
,ayender chiffon, the bodice made
shape, and both bodice and tunic SHOWING .Tns
an effect Of the finest shadow lace iho
sn,ira gown was mounted over white
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-08
FIFTEEN GOWNS, 8
HATS In TROUSSEAU

Washington, May Miss Eleanor Will
sons trousseau was probably the most
beautiful ever owned by White House
bride. 1t consisted OF fifteen gowns and
eight hats. and the total cost 10 estimated
at more than $4,000. This sum includes
the price OF the rare old lace with which
the bridal gown was trimmed.
The trousseau is much handsomer than
the one purchased by her sister. Mrs
Francis Bo~es Sayre. and is said 20 have
been ordered more with reference 10 the
social position Of Mrs. William McAdoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-08

attached to points at shoulders sIlyv
shadow lace, or flowing sleeves. Skirt
rose pink satin d'smour yelled with turt
Of shadow silver lace. from which aov,
long overskirt of rose color tulle. slys
lace continued down front and makes
slight pointed train az back.
Ciel blue brilliant peau de fallls gov
With bodice OF self color blue silk M
which wells bands OF silver re-emho.
dered lace across the front. Around meet
and down front of bodice ending at va.x
line a bias band OF peau &c faiIs-
where they meet they are finished 0.
with a single natural rose bouquet Jap
anese collar. Below collar fullneu .
gathered which falls softly TO waist lire
Net sleeves, gathered az elbow viii
silver thread, making a soft rufAe efec,
Silver embroidered motifs on sides q
soft folded girdle. Skirt, fiat pun tunit
effect at back. Front Of skirt. simple
long drape, cut bias, and tribe !uls
at side. with slight opening at bottom
Costume OF Blue MORE.
Vatican blue MORE. invisible srrs
neau de faille gown. Vatican blue tuIs
(self COLOR bodice, over band OF cream
lace-tvo MORE pesu de faille sra1s
picot edge, crossing at back. Undernesn
the tulle, blue net fril, plcot edge arcG,.
neck. Net sleeves. gathered at e!s's
with long flowing frills. Blue MORE e.
die. fastened at back with bow and :
centre OF bow a Strauss buckle, set
silver triangular shape and having aa
stone in centre Skirt, long tune OF ess
net over invisible Watteau blue mcn
pesu de faille skirt. Bottom OF SAT-
scalloped. Back Of net tunic iaAs
folds. yelled with transparent draper'a