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honns folks On oar arrival. and time ia
passing very pleasantly. We go IN town,
90 cali on old trends, and incidentally
Ns talk. Are some of you asking, Have
you seen any faster hats? Yes, in store
windows; bat not being able to look
through the big paper hat bags which 10
many ladies are 80 carefully conveying to
their abidlng places, can not tell
definitely what Tie prevailing style may
be-, bat | should judge bow Of ''high
standing" adorned the most Of them.
49, Tor snits and dresses, In cot and color
they should be- seen 20 be appreciated,
even though, II they should be seen, they
would scarcely be- UNDERWOOD. Little
frills of over dresses. double decker over
skirts, tbree-story skirts. As to coiors, IL
you viii allow ms 70 use the adjective,
they are OF the ''tspgo" shades yellow,
from canary color to blood orange.
The panorama OF The city streets IL al
ways interesting 10 ms--tba faces Of the
passing crowd showing 80 plainly not
only The Joys and happiness Of life, but
its struggles, Its tragedies and Its weari-
ness; the different nationalities; the
haste; the lingering by attractive dis
plays this quick, aii-comprehensive
glance which may discover TO us friend
or an acquaintance; the rush OF traffic and
this wbirr o: autos.
Obi We can only wonder what are all
these onrushing men and women and
children seeking fori What IN their
quest7 Each has his or her own object in
view. II may he lofty ideal. II may be
an effort TO keep body snd soul together.
II may mean indulgence. It may mean
sslf-sacrifioe.
When have run around little more
may be- able TO give you more descriptions
Of events or improvements which will be
Of more interest to you than this letter.
AUNT MADoE.