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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30
Current Editorial Comment

President Wilson. as was to he
expected, has vetoed the immigra-
ton bill 10 which the objcc-
tionablc literacy test was at
tachcd. lie accompanied the veto
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30

Ivy Depot Va. January 2s. 1915. 49, "o'D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30

IN vein OF very Objectionable sarcasm
the Lynchburg Advance comments thus on a
promised addition to Richmond's architectural
beauty: The new Richmond building appears
to be cross between the modern type of
twenty foot front skyscrape and the old-stvle
tobacco warehouse. II II were little moro
rounded II would look like a capsized Garnet
tack, and II II were globular, 1t might look like
n shoe button; but as II Is II looks like nothing
in the world but Richmond's new munich pal
building. We understand that the people OF
Richmond sent 10 New York for an architect
10 select plans for the building. He must re-
mind himself OF the fisherman who fshed all
the week and caught frog"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30

LOB Angeles Judge haze leniGnccd way
"arn man 10 read the E!b!c for thirty days
an" 'hch thkc AN examination. n tho sen.
'chcc IL 'hNhdcd ah punitive. why not ma ks
tho man read tho ConErcgaioual JteroYdf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30
Chats With Virginia Editors

There is nothing surpris!ng" saws the Nor
folk N!rEinian-Pilot I'm the statement .,
magazine editor that in mail recently he
sent back 1900 manuscripts. The wonder ,s
Uha' the ecitors OF great many magazines do
not return large proportion of the manu-
scripts which they accept and subsequently, un-
load upon an innocent and unoffcnding reading
public" II may even be that some of the l 900
re'ectea manuscripts would represent an i'm
provement those that are printed
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24
Going Through Bisbee
 Shops I Noticed That"

The popular hairdressing is built high on the head and waived softly at the brow.
 The scarcity of velvets and plush does not lessen their demand.
 ] cannot emphasize too strongly the popularity Of metallic laces, bead em- broideries, and gold and silver cloths for evening gowns.
 No such thing as too much fur Why. the new handbags and the hair ornaments, such as paradise and rose are placed in a bed of fur
 Now. don't forget that. no matter how pretty your new suit is, you won't be up-to-date and your suit will mot show off to good advantage if your skirt is not eight inches above the floor If of velvet and real full. have it two inches above the shoe tops, and have your new boots edged with fur.
 Rainbow is the most popular color effect for the new evening gown. Evening skirts and veranda coats ! to wear out on the veranda at the country club. are being made of rib bon sewed up and down in the new striped effects.
 An economically inclined woman can remodel her last winters suit very prettily by the use of taffeta and fur
 It won't be long until some of us will be worrying about what to wear to the Masquerade Ball Well, that is a problem, and for next week I will give a few hints for costuming, and also how to make the same, and if de sired will give materials and where they can be obtained
 The Myles Standish hat. the on' with the very tall crown, was recent! featured in Vanity Fair and Vogue.
 These cool fall days we must polisl . up the silver tea service that siste gave us for a wedding present, ant serve tea to our callers and friend who just drop in" And we mus have some tea napkins The lates , are made of plain linen with a daint, monogram and with tiny little pico crocheted edges
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

Mrs. Coover was a visitor in Doug las last weeh at the home of Mrs. Frank Bledsoe
 Dr. and Mrs. George Craig returned from the Pacific Coast where they have been to the. fairs
 Mrs Hartwell NoweI entertained the Idle Wives Sewing Club at the Warren Ranch on Thursday afternoon and the trip was made by motor The ladies spent the afternoon most pleas antly in dainty hand sewing and were served with a delicious luncheon con. sisting of crab cocktail salad, sand wiches, Mousse cream and cake The guests were Mesdames Schwartz John son Poppen O'Malley, Reed Rankin IMcCreeor. Fridel Williams, and Fen wick.
 The St. Johns Guild entertained with hike to Lime Peak on Friday evening The party lelt about six o'clock and had luncheon served al the top of the Peak. About thirty l five members were present This is rather new form of entertainment and was highly successful, being un 1 der the direction of the Outdoor De partment with Mir Mckinney at the | head
 The Needle Craft Sewing Club was entertained Friday afternoon at tho home of Mrs Floyd Davenport The Warren District Country Cml entertains with hop at the club or Saturday October 3O
 Mir and Mrs. " T Brophy motoreD to Douglas to attend the Army Hol on Friday evening.
 l The Misses Young and Hutchinson were honorees of a most delightfu dinner and picnic party across tn, Divide on Saturday evening The tril
 was made by motor and a most deli ciou8 and appetizing luncheon wa ! served by moonHeht. Those in th party were Mir. and Mrs. Brophy. MT and Mrs sherman. Dr. and Mrs. Shin
 Mir and Mrs Notman, the Misse
 Young Hutchinson anr Thompson an Mr. Lander5 and guests.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

Mr. and Mrs Fl E Hunter left last evening for San Francisco where they will spend about two weeks visiting the Propositions. and will then pro- ceed to Monterey Cal. where they go to enjoy the winter sports
 Mir Schmidt of Duluth has been the pleasant visitor Of Mir D'Auremont for the last week and leaves on Monday for the East
 Mrs w. E. Mckee and daughter Lottie are visiting friends and rela. uves on Che Pacific Coast. and ex- pect to be away about six weeks. The Misses Hutchinson and Young. charming guests of Mir and Mrs. Ar thur Notman of Warren, have been houored by the Bisbee Society folk with a number of parties and recep- tions the last week
 Mrs Robert Ray of Douglas was a visitor in Bisbee last week. and Ieav- ing her cards for a number of her Bsbee Friends
 Mir and Mrs Gerald sherman enter tained with a mine party and a dinner on Thursday evening, in honor of the house guests of Mir and Mrs Arthur Notman, the Misses Young and Hutch. inson. A most delicious dinner was served, and the party were taken through the mines. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Notman. Messrs. Land CTS. Pelton and Joralem and the guests Of honr
 Mrs Bruno of Morenci is making her home in Warren at present and has a number of Bisbee friends to welcome her
 Most pleasing is the news that Miss Ellinwood has recovered from her re cent illness.
 Mir. and Mrs John S. Williams O. Douglas were visitors in the city or Tuesday
 Miss Louise Williams was a visitor , to Douglas last week
 Mr. and Mrs l. F. Burgess enter tains the St. Johns Club with dancing party at tie Women's Club , Monday, Oct 25
 The Needle Craft Sewing Club vii 3 be entertained at the home of Mrs ? John Chain, Friday, October 29.
 The country Club hop-Oct. 90. 8 The Ladies of the Maccabees vii l entertain their friends with a dane, ! on Monday evening, Oct 20.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

Gay colored hosiery continues in popularity.
 Veil, Veil. all the new kinds and new patterns. are the Trellis The four cornered sam Pan with a rubber that fits around the hat and some of the swellest Van Dyke points.
 For dainty neckwear, use Georgette Crepe
 Little folks mothers will like the pretty new things that she can buy at the Fair. Some of the cutest little pinning blankets and slumber robes and the little caps are just exquisite.
 Look in the little box in the very last drawer Of the dresser and get out those dainty jabots that you tucked away about two winters ago. They are very much in favor this winter
 Poke effects with large brims are very good.
 Now everyone must be thinking about a new winter evening coat And 1 everyone will be sure to want it with a fur collar Phelps Dodge have some of the prettiest white Iceland Fur collars and scarfs. made especially for the new coats.
 Evening slippers are elaborately a dorned with steel beads Friendship bracelets are gaining r flavor
 Such a pretty gold charmeuse dres. made with the new side panniei Idrape, trimmed with cream net. opa llescent beads, colonial bodice and darling touch of color in the red anC | gold cherries at the waist Anothe pretty one is of Blue Bird taneta trimmed with silver, and foreet-me 'nots, and beads The skirt is scallop ed and bound with silver and has tn, cadet blouse and the cutest little per llum just at the hips
 The Phelps Dodge are showinl some Of the prettiest new popular pri ed evening gowns and such quain and stunning styles.
 Something new. Have your friend add a Pearl to your new "Add-aPearl chain.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

Evidently high collars and draped threads are to make feature of coat suits and evening wraps Fur is ex- tensively employed but not solely. A very beautiful evening wrap of white velvet IS made with a huge collar of the material embroidered with gold and this collar is draped up around the throat in a way that gives the muffler effect and which suggests ample protection if not over-heating. A coat of white peau de souris is hn- ished with cuffs and collar of white fox, SO wide and SO deep as to suggest the Artic explorer and his needs, for the collar comes up about the head, or, completely covering the ears and certainly seems scarcely needed in the ordinary winter climate. High collars. however, are by no means confined to evening coats or to any one style. They appear upon many ot the new gowns and they take an infinite number of forms. An afternoon gown of soft silk, is made with a very high collar and with deep haring cuffs of velvet. The collar, in fact, takes in chin and touches the ears. IL iS, to be sure, little extreme, but ft serves to mark the tendency nevertheless. An- other collar, of less depth, takes the form of upstanding fTills finishing the full chemisette and makes a rather pretty frame for the face, so long as it can be kept in it's proper place posi- tion. We have had open neclls carried to the extreme; when the pendulum swings, 1t is sure to swing as far as can be and the very high collarB only give another evidence of that truth. DESCRIPTION or PATTERNS s7o3 With Blasting Line and Added Seam Allowance) Coat with Circular
 Skirt, 34 to 42 bust.
 s7ss With Blasting Line and Added Seam Allowance) Five-Pieoe Skirt.
 74 to 54 waist.
 s756 Boys Single Breasted Overooat.
 to I4 years.
 s766 Over-Bodice, & to a bust. s762 Sectional Skirt. s4 to g waist. s797 With Basting Line and Added Seam Allowance) One-Piece Gown
 with Plaits, 54 to 42 bust.
 s7oI CNith Blasting Line and Added Seam Allowanee) Girls Dress, 6 to
 TO years.
 87s7 With Blasting Line and Added Seam Allowanee) Blouse with Tucked
 Fronts, 34 to 42 bust.
 B637 Two-Piece Skirt with Plaits at
 Sides, 24 to g waist.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

- 'BfRDINE in one of the new
 're- makes -hi- costume with
 Humin1 of zlunk fur Y is cv- eHnlly smart in cur as well as in s'N'e The coat with its close dring body portion and the haring tuuic on the skirt mark important innovations and the five piece skirt beneath is closed with lappcd edges lt the front tn harmonizc perfectly with the coat ll preferred the coat can hc cut in three-quarter length At the back body portion and skirt arc cut Q one. but at the sides and front, they are made separately
 For the medium size will be needed. fla yds. of material 30 in. wide. 45l ds. A, 4 yds. sI for the longer coat; .ll y1s 30 in. vide $ l5 yds 44 9 H ,ds. S4 for the shorter coat. for the <irt will be needed ga yds of ma- pr'al 20 in wide 756 yds 54 for serge and other materials without u9 and town; the width st the lower edge is .24 yds
 seited overco-es an. always be- sulai4g to the email boys This srJ iS g, sinple e. it ir suart: it ck 5e E-cl Ih .ns collar pr oLd up closely CT FUlled open tc Io7n ia els. lt hangs in L. ighl linec from the shoulders and thee is an inverted plait at the back tc prcvics extra fulness at the front.
 Fer the I2 year size will be needed, ly4 y6s. of material 30 in. wide, 21s s25. A, 2>l yds. s4
 Ttla-s no feature of the winter ho7s -ttrsctive than the little over 5tfos- tN9t dTs 90 generally liked. 5e7I i1 ore oi th4 prettiest and also lcne Ci tts simplest. Worn over a founc- skirt giich is exceedingly tra sdl ana smart. tut any blouse hgt may te like3 can be used in com Raticn. The oter-a9dicc is finished tn harirg cellar and revers and is Whcut sleeves ribbon being passed thtugi slashes at the waist line hich -oig ,hen in place The skirt con- sisAof three straight sections, gath er-lpni joined one 10 the other
 Folthe medium size will be needed for th ovef bodice, 2 ls yds of na- terial ' in wide I13 yds 36 rl4 yas. A for the skirt will be needed. 2 yds material 27 in. vie. 53l yqs 55'F4 yds. A.
 Or. pip gowns arc exceedingly e.art ,hA =Es--p. This is cut all
 tne Etg the yoke and is con- Lld at thNaist by means 1i a belt
 he model s a good one for the
 lorite saAdinc. for serge and lr5adcloth. ia the simpler silks and indeed for vviety of materials, for like many anoer model of the sea- son, it con be mae simple or elaborate gsi.i,tr- tec in ec way or in another. lr tas picture, \ is made from @ clecI-d gabarcinawith trimming of volv.t
 For the medium se win be needed. 9I yd of ml terialN7 in. wiGc, 7i1 yos. g. Sl2 yds. A. ke width at the io9er edge is-3A ydsA
 Every variation of the middy ioes is liked for the young girls. this costume is clarminA, attractive and g.rl-like and sh-ws alo many of ine very newest features The woke which is extended oyer te sleeves es the droopirg lroad shoulder raact and the pla 'te- skiIrand the plsred blouse proyiC- the nccssary sare. Az shown l-.s. the huse is uade of gabardine and the sky and
 n trimming are ol chiffon velsteen.
 material much liked for girls desses q one chat is gseatly in vogue.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

The football team of the Tucson High School was entertained at the high school last evening and a party and dance rendered by a number of Fhe high school boys and girls.
 Dr. and Mrs. Leonard were visitors \ Douglas last week. going over to eFnd the shriners ball given at the HAsden Hotel
 e post office girls entertained iAsi Nvening with most delightful u"hcNat the odd Fellows hall The uahoeFas we'll attended and the mus lo eNo9ent all present declaring the young Nies to be delightful hostesses.
 MT. an Mrs Walter Hubbard en- tertained number of their friends on fluay oVSne with a bridge party. A ueliehuNl luncheon of salad. cand- Mlches cakA and coffee was served. me guests Wye Mr. and Mrs. Griffith MT and Mrs Gain, MT. and Mrs. Mey- CTS Miss Bedi4 and Mir. Wilson.
 MT. and Mrs. Knapp entertained with dinner paAy al their home in Warren in honor If Mr. schmidt of Duluth Minnp giet of MT. D'Aut. remon.
 The Ladies of EllAom met at tbe Eiks Club on WednesAy. and passed the afternoon most pAasantlv with cards, pool and other aAusements A new 300 tournament As started. which ia of great interest A the ladies az the one just closed waA very sue cessful
 A very delightful affair waAthe lit- ue party given at the Phelps,Dodse club rooms on Tuesday evening0f the past week The honoree of tle oc. casion was Miss Eva Marguerite,Sut- tey The entertainment was in\tbe form or a surprise shower and mlnv Of the younger social set of Bishe were the donors. The evening wAs most delightfully."- spent in dancinA eames and in all the pleasurable en tertainments of the young people. De icious refreshments were served by the young ladies and Miss Suttey wa. the recipient of many handsome, orna
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

mental and dainty gifts voicing the high esteem in which the young lady is held. Miss Suttey leaves Bisbee for San Francisco November l. where she win spend some ,me visiting be- fore taking up her studies in El Paso. preparatory to receiving certificate las a professional nurse Miss Suttey is very popular in Bisbee and has ma ny friends who wish her all success in her new profession
 Mir Raleigh Coovcr entertained the Solo Club at his home on Mason HH last evening The men played cards and late in the evening were served with oyster cream loaf coffee and whipped cream The guests were Messrs Fenwick. Chase. Van Horn Chase, Williamson. Burgess and John son
 Mrs. John & Dymock is expected home within a few days from Michi- gan, where she has been spending the summer months
 The Spanish class of the Woman's s Club meets Friday afternoon at 2 o. clock. and at there will be a few tables of bridge
 It. s. V. Smith of the 18th Inf. left Douglas on Oct. l5 for san Francisco where he will sail for the Philippines on the November boat
 The friends of It. Ralph Royce of the 18th Inf win be pleased to learn .of his marriage in New York some few weeks ago to a charming lady. prominent in metropolitan society cir cles.
 The ladies of the St. Johns Guild were entertained on Thursday after noon by Mrs Griffith of Tombstone Canyon The ladies spent the after noon sewing and were served with tea and dainty cakes
 Mir and Mrs. Jean Runner enter Fained with a delightful little dinner harty on Sunday evening The table 1 Rcorations were chrysanthemums A lsyen course dinner was served.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

For the medium size will be needed for the blouse 3 yds. of material 27 in. wide, 215 yds 90, H yds A, for the blouse for the skirt and trimming will be needed 71z yds 27 in. wide, ! 54 yds. 90, A yds. 44.
 Whatever the season. the pretty blouse is always in demand The one shown here is tucked most hecomingiv and can be worn with the collar rolled open or buttonsd up nugly about the thfoat. The skirt is in two pieces with platte at the tiles that give a
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

For the Little Men-Nobby suits of poplins and some of their names are Tommy Tucker, Billy Boy, Meadow Brook and new overcoats made juss like daddy's. double breasted and belted and the skirts faring.
 The Fisherman-A new hat with a tall crown, wide brim that is turned at the back. and caught with astrich tips.
 Fur and Flare-and Flare and Fur that's the fashion slogan of today
 When the American women asked war stricken Europe what they could do to help, the word came, "to make scarfs", and they did-thousands. In- cidentaly they made few in pretty bright colors for themselves, and so the vogue began, and now no well dressed woman is without one, and they are called the Military" scarf,
 Chin-Chin spikes for the hair.
 Peacock jewelry is all the rage, rings, brooches, pins and hair orna- ments and no wonder it's popular, the rich green of the peacock gold and set with stones a-sparkle.
 Pretty Combinations - Shapphire velvet and white fur for an evening coat
 Peach taffeta and silver for an ! evening gown.
 Cloth of gold, with a wide band of Ruby velvet, and a fur collar for the veranda jacket.
 Christmas is coming, yes, and we might as well admit it, and get busy with our gifts. Some of the daintiest things can be made out of ribbon and these are some suggestions: French slippers. veranda coats combined with fur, breakfast jackets, slipper and fan bags, lamp shades and lots of other lpretties.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24
THREE

Now all the ladies and girls just love to sew dainty, pretty things, without the trouble of stamping them. The Phelps Dodge have some of the dandiest art linens bungalow aprons. dainty underwear pillows etc.
 New, when you go to your sewing circle. you will surely want a pretty bag. in which to carry your embroid- cry. A very pretty one can be made of black and white stripped ribbon. and with American Beauty. Wells of varying lengths are being worn by women of fashion much more this sea. son than last.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

panel effect. For the skirt, serge and gabardinc and an materials of similar sort arc the preferred 5nes For the blouse, tub silks silk crepes. cotton crtpes. cotton yoiles and ,he like are having great f9gue
 For he medium size che blouse will require, 33s yds of material 27 in. vide. zss yds 90 9 yi. 4G for the skirt will be needed q yds 30 in wile, 7ll yds 4i, 256 yds s4; it is yda wide at the lower edge
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

Mir and Mrs Jean Runner enter tained with a delightful little dinner iarty on Sunday evening. The table Operations were chrysanthemums. A seen course dinner was served.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

The football team of the Tucson High School was entertained at the high school last evening and a party and dance rendered by a number of qhe high school boys and girls.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

lDr and Mrs Leonard were visitors \ Douglas last week, going over to eFnd the Shriners ball given at the GAsden Hotel
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

Mir and Mrs H F Hunter left last evening for San Francisco where they will spend about two weeks visiting the Propositions, and will then pro- ceed to Monterey Call where they go to enjoy the winter sports
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

The Fisherman-A new hat with a tall crown, wide brim that is turned at the back. and caught with astrich tips.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

Something new. Have your friends add a Pearl to your new "Add-aPearl" chain
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

MT Schmidt Of Duluth has been the pleasant visitor Of Mir D'Auremont for the last week and leaves on Monday for the East
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

Fur and Flare-and Flare and Fur that's the fashion slogan of today.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

Cloth of gold, with a wide band of Ruby velvet, and a fur collar for the veranda jacket
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

Mrs w E Mckee and daughter Lottie are visiting friends and rela. tves on the Pacific Coast and ex- pect to be away about six weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-24

Cbin-chin spikes for the hair.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-23
JOHNSON IN WAY! TO BATTLE AT
 JUAREZ

HAVANA, Feb. 23-Jack Johnson, the champion pugilist, arrived here to- day from Cienfugos. He appeared to be in good condition, and declared that he never felt better in his life. He said he was anxious to reach Juarez for his battle with Willard on March 6. declaring that he would be able to demonstrate that he was still the champion, despite reports that he had gone back" Johnson travelled from Barbadoes to Cienfugos on a schooner.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-23
LIQUOR QUESTION TO BE HEARD
 AT M 'CARTHY

A party consisting of Judge F. M. Brown, District Attorney w. N. Spence, Marshal F. R. Brenneman, Clerk of the Court Arthur Lang, and Hamburger, private secretary to Judge Brown, were among the arrivals on the Alameda from Valdez. The entire party will leave on the train Thursday morning for Mccarthy, where a hear ing on the question of granting of liquor licenses will be held.
 A petition from Mccarthy, bearing large number of signatures, said to be majority of the legal residents of the town, has been presented to Judge Brown requesting that no fur ther licenses or renewal of licenses be granted in the town. Applications for the renewals of two licenses, with signatures in excess of the number or signers to the petition for no license, and a protest against the renewal of one of the licenses, has lead to the holding of the hearing of the cases in Mccarthy.