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La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Incendio intentional.

En- la madrugada del mierco-
les 1ltimo, Sc declare I'm incen-
dio en- ell Cafe Miramar, pinto
rescamente situado en- las aguas
de la bahia, en- Ell vecino pueblo
clio de S~ausalito. Las llamas
devoraron por complete aquel "a
legre centric de reunion, que era
tan popular los domingos duran
te los meSeS de verano, pueS su
buen restaurant Y su espaciosa
sala de bale, amen de los CORE
dores con vista al mar, en- donde
Sc servian las comidas, atraian
a los amantes de la buena' vida.
Las autoridades de Sausalito d.
cen que Nick Matcovitch, ell ac-
tual dueno de aquel Cafe, prem
do fuego al edificio, deseoso de
cobrar ell asegurO que sObre ell e.
difcio sus contenidos tenia. Sc
10 explican asf porque cuando
llegaron los bomberos y la poll
cia al lugar del siniestro, encon-
traron a Matcovitch Y a un cria-
do de SUI confianza perfectamen-
tie vestidos, con sus baules en-
pacados Y va en- la acera. 81 ell
fuego hubiera sido casual, los
habrfa sorprendido, y de no pc
recer entire las llamas, habrian
huido, quizas en- panos memories,
sin tener tempo para empacar
battles, nj a~listarlos para sacar-
los de ALI. Hay mas. Los dos
sospechosos fueron llevados a la
carcel, y csc mismo dfa las auto
ridades decomisaron un telegra-
ma que la esposa de Matcovitch
enviaba desde Seattle, Wash,
preguntando a su maridO: Re
suite alguien golpeado o quema-
do en- ell incendio del Cafe?"
iC6mo saba la sonora Matco-
witch que habfa habido incendio
81 acababa de suceder, y su ma
rido no lie habfa enviado noticia
csc dia por estar en- la carcel?
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
ALASKA CAN N

Muy concurrido result6 ell bal
lie organizado por esta association
el cual tuvo lugar en- ell Garibal-
di Hal la noche del sabado pro-
ximo pasado.
Ell famoso imitador de Charlie
Chaplin divirti6 a todos con csc
modo celebre de accionar. Ell
Hawain Quintette deleit6 a la
concurrencia con su escogido re-
pertoriO de alegres canciones Y
bales nacionales; ell bale de
premio estuvo muy competido;
en- fin, TODD el conjunto result6
allegro Y divertido.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Convention de cerVeCerOS

Novecientos catorce Delegates
a la convention annual de Macs
tros Cerveceros, Sc han reunido
aver en- ell auditorio del German
House, GALES Polk y Turk, para
trtar asuntos que beneficien su
profession. Esta es su vigesima
septima reunion annual. Alegres
fiestas les preparan sus Gonna
cionales, va que todos ellos son
alemanes.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Ell MUNDO EN- BROMA

Gede0n Sc retira a su casa a
las tres de la madrugada y en-
cuentra en- la Gale un anciano de
80 amos.
Else UNDERGRADUATE
biera estar acostado a estas no.
ras. Al yer estos cases de mala
conducta no me extrana que la
genie Sc muera tan joven.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
BAUTIZO

Ell 25 de Septiembre a la una
de Id tarde Sc efectu6 en- la pa
rroquia de Nuestra Sonora de
Guadalupe, ell bautizo de la mini
ia Hermelinda Valenzuela, hija
del Sr. Jose VaIenzuela Y de la
Sra. Luisa Valenzuela, sirviendo
de padrinos ell Sr. Ricardo Ha-
vreo y la Sra. Angela B. de Ha-
VreO.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
DE UTILIDAD.

81 Sc lie quema algo que listed
cocine en- una cazuela, llenela
despues de aqua fra y una Gu
charada de sal, dejela asf hasta
ell dia siguiente. P6ngala al fue-
go y cuando hierva Sc lie caera ell
quemado que tenga adherido.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
EXCURsIoNEs PoR LA BAHIA

Todos los bOtes salem de los Ferries: ex-
ceptO los vapores para Sacramento, Stock
ton y Petaluma. que salen de los Muelles
de Jackson, Pacific Y Washington SITS.
40.
Berkeley. Cada bora. bora Y 90; bora Y
Oakland, Cada bora. bora V %; hora V 40.
Tambien salem botes a la bora Y Is Y
bora V -.
S~ausalito, Mill Valley, San Rafael. Fair
fax. etc. a bora Y Is Y bora v 10.
Ilburon Y Belvedere, cada bora Y As.
Mare Island, Vallejo, Napa, Santa He
lena Y Calistoga, a las Z a. m, 9:45 a. m.
l2:30'p. m, 3:20 p. m, 6 p. m. Y $50 p. m.
Sacramento v pueblecillOs sobre el Rio
Sacramento: todos los dias a las $50
a. IN. Y 8 p. m.
Stockton Y pueblecillos sobra el Rio San
Joaquin. todos los dias. a las 6 de Ia tarde.
Fetaluma Sebastopol y Santa Rosa: -
todos los dias a las IL a. m. Y 4 p. m.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
De Viaie

FL Senior S. Villamor, persona
distinguida Y muy apreciada en-
la Colonia Filipino de esta ciu-
dad, sale para Filipinas ell pr6xi-
mo 5 de Octubre. Ell principal
objeto del viaje del Sr. Villamor
es ell de visitar a su familia. Su
estadia en- aquel lugar no exec
ra de tres meses.
Deseamosle un feliz viaje.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Enfermo.

Ell Sr. Enrique Ramos, muy
conocido en- la colonia mexicana,
permanecio postrado en- CANA la
semana pr6Xima pasada, ataca-
do de grpa. Hoy, segun hemos
sabido, esta muy mejorado.
Lo celebramos.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
JUDITH Y

Blancos senos,r edondos Y desnudos, que al paso
de la hebrea Sc uneven bajo ell ritmo sonora
de las ajorcas rubias y los cintillos de ORC,
vivaces como estrellas sobre la tez de raso.
Su boca, dos %jacintos en- indecible vase,
da la sutil esencia de la voz. Tn tesoro
de miel hincha la pulpa de sus carnes. FL lloro
no do nunca a esa faz languideces de ocaso.
Nacente sobre un lecho de sandalo, ell Asirio
reposa fatigado. Melanc6lico GIRO
los objetos alarga y proyecta en- la alfombra..
Y ella, mientras reposa la btlica falange,
muda, impossible, sofa, escondido ell alfanie,
para el tragico golpe Sc recata en- la sombra.
Y, agil tigre que salta de tupida maleza,
Sc lanzo la israelita sobre eli h6roe dormido,
y de doble mandoble, sin robarle un gemido,
del atlttico tronco desgaj6 la cabeza.
Como de anforas rotas, con urgida presteza,
desbordo en- oleadas Ell carmin encendido,
y de I'm lago de purpura Y de sueho y de divide
recogi6 la homicida la pujante cabeza.
En- ell ojo apagado, las mejillas y el cuello,
de la barba, en- sortiJas, al ungido cabello
sc apinaban las sombras en- siniestro derroche
sobre el livido tajo de color de granada.
y fingia la negra cabeza destroncada
una l1brica rosa del jardin de la Noohe.
GUILLERMO VALENCIA.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
GUlA DE TEATROS

ALCAZAR, go O'Farrel St.
Comedia Y Drama.
COLUMBIA, 400 Geary St.
Drama sociales.
CORT. AZ Ellis St.
Comedia Musical.
EMPRESS. 965 Market st.
Vaudeville, Funciones corridas.
HIPODROM. 100 OFarrel st.
Variedades.
GRACMAN'S IMPERIAL. 1913 Market st.
Lindas Nistas Cinematograficas.
TIVOLI. 10 Eddy st.
Cinematografo. Function corrida.
ORPHEUM, 147 O'Farrel st.
Vaudeville de alto range.
PANTAGES, 939 Market st.
Vaudeville. Funcion por tandas.
PORTOLA. 779 Market St.
Cinemat6grafo dia v noche.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Oportunidad

Iendo una lancha de pescador
denominada Martin Hidalgo."
Su longitud es de 20 pies por Z
pies 0 pulgadas de ancho, y tres
pies diez pulgadas de fondo: es-
ia en- perfecta condici6n Y no re-
huso una oferta razonable.
Tomas Acosta.
121 Gale Cuarta, Oakland, Cal,
Q informaran en- esta imprenta.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
B~IBLIoTECAs PUBLLIcAs
ESTACIONES DE POLICIA

Bay View - NewcOmb Y Newhall Ave.
Bush - 1922 Bush Street.
Central - kearny Y Washington SITS.
Park - Parque Golden Gate.
HarbOr - Drumm Y Commercial SITS.
Ingleside - Ocean V San Jose Ave.
Mission - 3057. Gale la.
North End BIS Fillmore Street.
O'Farrell - 2717 O'Farrell Street.
Potrero - 609. Gale goa.
Richmond - Geary Y ia. Avenida.
Southern - Clara Y calle Ia.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Desean Hospedae

Dos j6venes italianos desean
asistencia y habitaci6n en- casa
de familia espanola o mexicana,
con el ohjeto de DIR hablar con
perfection Ell idioma espanol y
a la vez practicarlo. pues va
tienen nociones.
Los interesados lirianse a La
Cronica.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
CARDENIO.
Desea trabajar

Una sonora m~eXicana desea
trabaiar en- una casa donde po-
sean ell idioma espanol, pues no
habla ingles. Ell que la %necesite
dirijase a la casa No. 1888 Gale
Powell.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Entire marido Y mujer.

Entire marido y mujer.
-iQue lees?
NADIA: cuatro tonterias.
-Serfa mejor que conversaras
conmigo.
Tie dire: las t~onterfas impre-
sas no me cauSan tan nal efecto.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02

-Dicen que este pals es muy
malsano.
S-Sera cierto, pero para mi, es
ell mejor del mundo.
-jC6mo?
81, senior, soy Ell m6dico del
pueblo.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02

Antes de lavar las cortinas de
enca5es, hilvaneles una tira de
muselina TODD alrededor, des-
pues de planchadas Sc lie quita y
no habran perdido SUI forma.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02

I'm vizcaino Sc case y al dfa 81
guiente de la boda salud6 a su
espOsa con un tremendo bofet6n.
-Pero, jque he hecho ahora
para que me trates ash?
-Nada; absolutamente NADIA;
pero figurate por la muestra 10
que 20 haria 81 me dieras motive.
: O:-
I'm joven encontr6 un dia en-
casa de su mas intima amiga, a
un anciano de quien estaba cello
so.
-jQue edad tiene I'd? lie pre-
gunt6.
No 10 Sc a punto fjo-le con-
test6 -pero estoy SECURE de cue
un jumento IS mas viejo a los
veinte amos que un hombre a los
sesenta.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
DEPARTMENT. DE SANDAL

Officinas de Sandal Y de Registro de Ma
cimientos V Defunciones. 1885 Mission.
Hospital de Emergencies. Stevenson. cerca
de Gale IA.
Hospital de Socorros. Z Gale Clay.
Hospital de Socorros, Potrero V 23a.
Hospital de Socorros, Stanyan V Waller.
Hospital de Socorros. 1852 Kentucky.
Hospital Publico. Getty and County,. fl
nal de Ia "a. Avenida (Sunset).
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
3
a. BOCCTO

GRADUADA EN- ITALIA YBUENOs AIRES
Atiende partos a domicilio. Trata-
miento para intermediates de Sehoras.
Departments especial para pensionis-
tas. PecioS modicoS.
Horas de vista: de 10 a. NJ. S3P.M.
Columbus Ave. No. AGA
Teiefono Garfield 2276.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-02
Para Clubs

Sc renta un salon para Clubs.
sesiones fraternales y sociales,
bodas, ba~utizos. cumpleanos,
banquetes etc.. etc. Uso de pia-
no, utensilios y servicio de mesa
gratis. 1858 Mason st, cerca de
Broadway. Tel. Franklin 1892.
Evening star., 1915-03-21

Miss Gheen was walking the other day
in suit of reseda green, a basket weave
Evening star., 1915-03-21

Mrs. Marshall Field wears a black
velvet evening gown, with long
Evening star., 1915-03-21
Navy and Marine Corps Notes,

Mrs John c. Fremont. widow Of Ad
miral Fremont, has been entertaining
at her home. corner Of 21st and r
streets, her mother. Mrs. Adna Ander-
son. who will shortly return to her
farm at Pemberton, n. j.. where later
in the season Mrs. Fremont will join
her. Last week. in honor of her
mother Mrs. Fremont gave a small at
home. when she sang delightfully."- num-
Der Of French and German songs. fol-
lowed by a cluster of old English ballads.
Miss Jessie Fremont. her daughter. has
made notable success within the last
couple Of years as a designer of stun
ming costumes, line Of work in which
she unexpectedly developed unusual talent.
The family talent has shown itself in
widely different lines in the two daugh-
ters, as the older one, Juliet. Is winning
laurels as 4 leading member of a st.
Louis stock company. where she Is acting
with her husband, Henry Watterson Hull.
matinee idol and the brother-in-law of
Margaret Anglin Mrs Hull's last ap-
pearance in Washington was with Mar
garet Anglin. who was then touring in
Green Stockings
In the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Hull
are united two names famous in the army
and navy history Of this country, AZ the
Lake Erie fame, while Mrs. Hull is the
granddaughter of Gen. Fremont, the
Pathfinder.
DR.. Franklin Rogers L. S. ". retired
with his wife, has been spending the
season in Washington at the Montana
where their apartment is furnished with
many of the things brought from Yo-
kohama, where DR.. Rogers was for
many years in charge of the Naval
T< SC
their intention to make their future
home in this city, as Mrs. Rogers Is a
W>ashingtonian and will be most pleas
antly remembered here as Miss Bessie
Ramsay Hill. granddaughter of the late
Gen. Ramsay and niece OF the late
Admiral Frank Ramsay.
Capt. Charles w. Dyson. L. S. n. hav-
ing been assigned to duty in the bureau
of steam engineering, Is back in Wash
coined by their old friends here. With
Capt. and Mrs. Dyson Is their daughter.
the wife of Lieut.. Jack Richards. T.
S. N. who IS now in Mexican waters.
licitor General Richards. and upon his
return to Washington his fascinating
baby daughter, Dorothy, will be form
ally baptized. Miss Marjorie Scha effer
of this city. as the chum and brides
maid of Mrs. Richards. has been Sc
lected as the godmother of the baby.
Naval Constructor and Mrs George
H. Rock are at the wyoming. but are
taking no part in the social life of
Washington at present. as Mrs. Rock is
in mourning for her mother, who died
recently. at Newark, n. J.
Mai Phil S. Brown, T. s. NJ c., after
a long tour in Mexican waters, is un-
der treatment at the Naval Hospital in
this city, where he holds daily recep-
tions Of his friends.
Mrs. Kane, wife OF Col. Theodore
Porter Kane. United States Marine
Evening star., 1915-03-21

Miss Jessie Giuett. who is visiting her
sister. Miss Amarylls Gillett, wore, at
re C g II t
Other Handsome Gowns luncheon, a
and Hats Are Noted. rnwn nf
soft French blue tulle over satin of the
same shade.
The gown is made with several thick
nesses of tulle forming ire gular-edged
tunics, which are shirred in at the
waist in a rather deep yoke. The sur
plice bodice is filled in at the v open
ing with white net and filmy thread
lace and the long sleeves, also of white
net, come down over the hands, being &
tied in at the wrists with narrow wrist
bands of blue tulle.
Mrs William Crozier, wife of the
chief of ordnance, Gen. Crozier. is wear
| ing becoming turban of gold tissue,
Evening star., 1915-03-21

Corps. was the hostess Monday at AM
auction party at the Highlands In
honor of her mother. Mrs. T. F. Kane.
who is spending the season at the
Hotel Powhatan.
The Woman's Army and Navy Lea que
will give its annual ball at the navy
yard April 5. Mrs. Emerson H. Lis
cum is the president of this league.
which has for it's object the promotion
of the welfare and happiness Of the en-
listed men. Mrs. ]. Van R. Hon and
Mrs. r. b. Bradford are vice presidents;
Miss Emma ]. Nourse secretary. Miss
Grace Woodruf assistant secretary.
Mrs. Edward J. Dorm treasurer and
Mrs. R. H. Jackson assistant treasurer.
The executive members are Mrs. George
NJ. Sternberg. Mrs. Albert l.. Mills, Mrs.
Anson Mills, Mrs. Lyman Tiffany. Mrs.
H. L. Scott (of the army, Mrs. Silas
Casey. Mrs T. f. Jewell. Mrs. Henry
D. Todd, Mrs Edward Eberle and Mrs.
w. K. Van Reypen (of the navy;
standing committee Soldiers. Sailors
and Marines Club. Mrs. Aulick Palmer,
chairman.
Lieut. W A. Hall. L. S. y. accom-
panied by Mrs. Hall and their two
children, is now in Guam.
Capt. J. s. Turrill. United states Ma
rine Corps, and Mrs. Turrill, have joined
the Naval and Marine Corps colony AT
Guam.
Capt william J. Maxwell, United
States Navy. who for some time has
been occupying the gubernatorial man
sion at Guam. has an unusually pleas
ant coterie OF Navy and Marine corps
friends about him. Lieut.. John p Mil
Ter recently arrived there to relieve
Lieut.. Commander .. G. Murfin, L. $. n
who is now on the Logan in Astatic
waters Capt. J. S. Turrill of the Ma
rine Corps is among the recent ar
rivals. having gone to Guam to relieve
Capt J. K Tracy. who has returned to
this country. Paymaster Frank +.
watrous. Capt. Earl H. Ellis, DR.. John
[. Nelson, Passed Assistant Surgeons
George c. Thomas. Fred. G. Abekin.
Lucius W. johnson, Assistant Surgeon
Harvey McAllister and Acting Assistant
Dental Surgeon James L. Brown are the
other officers In Guam who are well
known In Washington.
Evening star., 1915-03-21
Social Activities.

Col. Robert NJ. Thompson, who left
Washington several weeks ago for CAL
iforpia. has gone there to meet Baron
and baroness Uriu of Japan, who are
returning to America as official guests
at the Panama Pacific exposition Col
Baroness on previous visit to this
country. He expects to return to
Washington the first week in April.
Walter Negley of San Antonio, Tex
whose brother married the elder daugh-
ter of the Postmaster General and Mrs
Burleson, will come to Washington
from Yale, where he is student, for
his Easter vacation, and will be the
house guest of the Postmaster General
and Mrs. Burleson.
Mrs. r. II. Trevor of Connecticut ave-
nue.. whose daughter, Miss Frances
Trevor. is allied with the debutantes of
last season. will give a dinner party at
the Chevy Chase Club Wednesday
night for the set of girls which in
cludes Miss Beatrice Glover, Miss Lucy
Burleson and Miss Anne Bassett Moore
Mrs. Malcolm S. McConihe. whose din
ner party of thirty at the Chevy Chase
Club the night of St PatJicks day is
still topic, on account of the unique
and beautiful decorations of shamrock
and other appropriate conceits, will go
to New York tomorrow, to be absent
for a short time.
Evening star., 1915-03-21

Mrs William Curtis Hill is wearing
a very smart suit of hunters green
Evening star., 1915-03-21

with close e-fitting upturned brim,
which hugs the sides of the hat SO
closely it is indistinguishable. except
for the edging of narrow brown fur
that finishes it.
Mrs. Houston, wife of the Secretary
of Agriculture, has black velvet hat
which is very becoming round shape,
the brim of which has the appearance
of having been cut in four points and
each turned up on the crown, each
bound with black ribbon and with a
tiny bow at the ends.
Evening star., 1915-03-21

There is a very charming arrange
ment of narrow double belts on some
of the Iew frocks. One belt seems
to hold the shIrring in at the top of
the full skirt, giving a wasted
effect. while the other is placed about
four inches lower and at the bottom
of the shirring.
Evening star., 1915-03-21
Goldsborough, recently returned from
England, is
Handsome Brown Tweed the posses
Brought From England. ~ "

tweed suit of various mixed shades of
brown. a suit necessarily severely plain.
the cloth being rough and mannish. The
coat is loose and looking, and
the only trimming is 3; number of large
metal buttons of the same shade of brown
which serve IA useful as well as dec
orative end. The skirt is moderately
full and hangs i'll straight ample lines
from the waist.
A small hat of brown, with close-ft-
ting feather trimming, and raccoon furs
finish her costume.
Mrs. Roscoe c. Bulmer, wife of Capt
Bulmer, L. S. N, wrars a stunningly
becoming gown of black satin draped
with tunic Of iridescent beads, the
tunc being over dark blue tulle. which
adds brllliancy to the luster of the
sequins AT the Bottom is a shell-like
pattern done in sequins of prismatic col
ors and mother-of-pearl In the folds
of the wide girdle of blue satin nestles
a large pink rose.
charming evening gown was one
worn by Miss Ethel Weed. II recent house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl .Joerissons
who have bought the former home of
Mrs John Sidney Webb
Miss Weeds frock is 4 symphony in
mauve and silvery blue. The full rip
pling skirt is of mauve marquisette piped
around the bottom with silk of the same
shade. ana hung over underpetticoat
of pale blue and silver changeable taf-
I feta sprnkled with posies in yellow,
violet and pink. OpaleScent sequins on
foundation of mauve net form the low
cut bodice, shoulder straps of which are
OF opal beads. Silver slippers with
violet hosiery complete the picturesque
ensemble.
Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry recently wore
dinner gown of rich yellow satin,
made with a slightly draped skirt
which ends III n long, narrow train
The bodice is cut straight across the
front with d wide band of sable as a
finish, the soft shades of the brown
fur harmonizing beautifully with the
mellow yellow. In the back, the bodice
| runs to deep V.
:. =
Mrs ia Eia1J
Evening star., 1915-03-21

Mrs. Kane, wife OF Col. Theodore
Porter Kane, United States Marine
Evening star., 1915-03-21
Mrs. Marshall Fields
Black Evening Gown.

with rhinestones of varying shapes and
sizes, the larger stones having all the
brilliancy of real jewels.
Mrs. Field wore to a concert the other
afternoon handsome suit of dark
skirt and a hip-length coat, the skirt
of which has a ripping fullness over
the hips, and is elaborately embroider-
ed in silk of the same tone. Mrs.
Fields hat on that occasion was a
dark blue velvet boat-shape trimmed
with two large, full ostrich plumes of
the same shade, which were well back
on the hat.
At the same concert Mrs. Clarence
Wilson wore dark blue cloth suit
trimmed with black silk braid in the
modish military style. The skirt is
plain and falls in straight lines. The
coat is long garment reaching within
n few inches from the ground. Where
the long coat skirt is ,ttaclied to the
upper part of the garment is
belt. fully five inches wide, of black
soutache braid run through overlap
ping straps of cloth. Military frogs
of black braid and buttons make a
vide trimming down the front. Mrs.
wilson's hat with this suit is miter
shape with ostrich tips about the up
per edge of the upturned brim.
Mrs Lawrence Townsend wore long,
brocaded black velvet coat, trimmed
with sable. and round black straw
hat with trimming of black bird of
paradise feathers
ON a similar occasion Mrs. Townsend
wore a long coat of ruby velvet with a
clesiastical cape, edged with beaver.
Evening star., 1915-03-21
Embroidery Motive
on Mrs. Hills Suit.

EN- DrOi0ery WnlCn IoTliS tiie tiiiiiiiih6'
and which, for descriptive reasons,
might be called Gothic, inasmuch as
the embroidered motive is sharply point
ed and done in black and white, the
latter color predominating. The coat
is made with box pleats, and each pleat
is confined at the waist line by an en-
picement of embroidery, the sharp
points running up at one end and down
at the other. The collar o. the eoat a,
| is of ermine, with chou of fine lace IN
! the back Mrs. Hills hat with this
gown is round shape IN BLACK SILK:
crown and rim and undertaking OF
straw braid, which, extending upward
over the brim. forms its edge Rose
/ foliage in the natural shades forms
wreath. in the center of which is a
black silk rose
Gheen, is wearing very becoming new
sprjng suit of blue fancy weave cloth, a
| rather bright shade. whose only trimming
| is of black silk embroidery employed in
empicements.
| The skirt is a severely tailored model
with hip yoke which extends downward
on either side of front and back narrow
pane-like breadth, and Is again cut
sharply upward. making a definitely de-
| fined square in the front and in the back.
The coat is plain to the waist, where a
short ripping coat skirt is attached with
| a slight shirring in the back, which has
small ornaments Of black braid at both
ends of the shirring. On the sides of the
coat skirt toward the back are embroid-
cred V-shaped flaps, which fall over other
iempicements of embroidery. The sleeve
| Is finished in the new way, that is, it is
! cut long to reach we'll over the hand and
the fullness at the wrist is slightly gath
cred in In narrow band. giving the ef-
feet Of a deep ruffie over the hand.
The collar is a turnover one of figured
green and blue silk. the same as the lin
ling.