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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1915-08-20

Miss Norine Bartz went to
Brunswick wednesday afternoon
to visit her grandmother who is
|indisposed.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1915-08-20
Marriage Licenses

W. H. Page Charlton County,
Kittie Hayes Charlton County.
E. Hotihan Dewitt,
Gilva Walker Dewitt.
c. E. Taylor Charlton County,
Minnie G. Gatterman Charlton
County.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1915-08-20

The washout in the dump
south of Wabash station has not
been repaired on account Of
rains and overdows continuing.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1915-08-20

There is an abundance of po-
tatoes; put them away: they will
come in handy in the spring.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1915-08-20

Fred Wanger, expert with
razor and scissors, has been on
the sick list for several days.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1915-08-20

Miss Pearl Wilkerson Of Rich
mond is here visiting at the
Brown Hotel with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson.
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FIELDS MINSTRELS

great army. made up OF the best
men OF its period. and capable OF fore
ing the worlds allied forces should Il
meet them-into laughter and joviality.
Is the phalanN which has ben gathered
this year by Al @. Field. This force
which composes the Al G. Field Greater
Mlnstrels. Will be seen at Court theatre.
Friday and saturday. Dec 81 and Jan.
1, special matinee New Years
There with rapid fire guns OF wit.
the artillery OF dance and song. and the
siege guns Of sensation.
Well up in the attacking line will be
Bert Swor. that inimitable black-faced
monologist. Swor will offer mono
logue better than his hotel porter" OF
last year. At his side will be Harry
skunk. John Healy. Joe Coffman and
John Cartmell. handsome and statuesque
the interlocutor.
The singers are many. and each Of
them Is soloist. There are Jack Rich
ards, Harry Frillman. Paul La Londe.
A. j. kessner, r. W. Church. Herbert
Wilson. Birch LoEan. Walter Sherwood.
John Worland. Charles T. Webb and Ken
Metcalf. with the very best OF new
songs and ensemble chorus
Every style Of dance. from the levee
shuttle TO burlesquc Of the ballroom
dances Of today IS offered in Field
Greater Minstrel Show. Dennie O'Nell
directs ali Of this. and his ant pupils are
Lew Bligh. Frank Miller. Harry Young.
Henri Neiser. William Wachsman. Franz,
Brown. John Barry. aries Nolan. Will
lam Doran. Joe McCar,y and Alsey Sex
ton.
Fuhrers concert orchestra furnish the
music
The Gold Band will give free concerts
il;50 a. m. and 7.30 p. m
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COLONIAL aovERr1oHr-

Overnight" Phillip Bartholomew
farce has been made into a very clever
comedy drama for the screen. This well
known success was seen at the Colonial
theatre yesterday with numerous new
clever pieces OF business worked in the
screen production.
BY the use Of the Hudson river. and
the Hudson river boat. a wide sweep Of
atmosphere has been pictured. and this
greatly enhances the general attrac-
uveness OF the subject. Vivian Martin
Is dainty and charming star. She looks
Wen and gets her work across in clean.
clear manner. The plot is light and
breezy. as Is TO be expected in farces
Two bridal couples embark on the same
boat one husband and one wife 20
ashore 10 send a telegram and the other
10 recover a lost suit case. The boat
leaves them, and the rest OF the picture
concerns the experiences OF the two on
more attempting TO catch the boat BY
rail. horse and decrcpit automobile The
boat party finally lands and creates a
furore by appearing az the one Inn,
where they are hailed as husband ana
wife. They secure separate rooms and
nave retired. when the other couple ar
rive at the same inn. They are also as
signed TO separate rooms. their voices
are heard upstairs and the separated
ones are reunited The villagers col
lected 20 serenade the bridal couple are
scandalized at The "going's on" and both
couples are put out Of the hotel in a
driving rain storm. But they are happi-
ly reunited and care nothing for rain
or anything else. The locations have
been selected with excellent artistic
taste and many Of the scenes along the
Hudson river are Impressive
"overnight' g. "a Veritablo laugh pro-
vokcr and ought 20 please any audience.
10 Will be repeated today.
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haelred and Honse Peters and CROOKED
TO the End a two act Triangle-Keystons
comedy. Katharine Kaelred should be
seen In The Winged Idol. has been re-
peatedly characterized as the most =.
comrlished vampire actress OF tho
american stage. She makes her entree
Ia motion pictures under the direction 81
Thomas III. lnce In the role OF a Russian
seeress In this forceful drama. Honee
Peters popular film favorite supporfed
her IN the production. Crooked To The
Ina. Iriangle-keystone comedy OF rail-
reading. shows Fred Mace ana hts =
sociates In some laughable and exciting
episodes. Coming Tomorrow and satur-
day. william Fox prdesents Theda Bara
ln Destruction. the famous Vampire In
her most daring role
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FINE FEArHEKs- NEXT.

Iess OF Tho storm Country.' was
presented al the Court theatre last even
ing for the final performance OF the
stock Company that has made such a
great hit among local theatre gocrs. The
company LETT for East Liverpool where
- will play an engagement and after
Milling out the week az other points
viii return here Tor the first three DAYS
Of next week on return. Eugene Walters
famous play Fine Feathers Will be
presented. This H. recognized a. being
one Of the best attractions on the road
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Observation-Disclosures

The marriage of Miss Daisy Ethel
Trowbridge, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Trowbridge OF haywood
street. Pittsburgh. and Walter Ruhl-
mey OF Chicago was solemnized Tues
day evening at the home OF the Driue.
The announcement of the marriage
will be of interest TO West Virgin
ians. for Miss Trowbridge is a niece
OF former Senator Nathan Bay Scott
OF Washington. ID. C.. and formerly
Of Wheeling. Following a trip to the
Pacific coast they will reside in Chi
cago.
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Family Reunion.

On Christmas day. at Center sum-
init Far" the residence OF Scott
Nuzum. there was a very happy gath
ering Of the Nuzum families At the
noon hour splendid turkey dinner
was served which was thoroughly en-
Joyed by the large party Of guets.
Mrs Nuzum was assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. Sullivan. OF this city.
IN her pleasant duties. Among the
guests from a distance we're Mrs. Ollie
May. OF St. Petersburg. Fla; Mrs Ada
Creig and Mrs. Sam Wilson. Jr.. or
Arilla. Pa. and DR.. and Mrs Sullivan.
OF Wheeling
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HOOK LACKED THE DOUGH
Fulton Fighter 10 Sent to Ohio County
jail by Herman Roeder

John Hook. one Of the foreigners
that mixed I'm a free-for-al at Fulton
Sunday evening, was sent to the Ohio
county jail yesterday 10 serve a sen
tenco af ten days for fighting The
other three men connected with the
row paid. but Hook lacked the dough
and took the alternative
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To possesse OF n heady OF heavy.
beautiful hair: soft. iustrous, fuzzy.
wayy and free from ddndruff Is merely
a matter of using a little Danderine
II Is easy and inexpensive to have
nice. soft hair and lots OF II. Just
get a 20 cent bottle OF Knowlton's
Danderine now-al drug stores rec
ommend lt-apply a little as directed
and within ten minutes there will be
an appearance OF abundance. fresh
ness, huhiness and an incompatible
gloss and lustre, and try as you Will
you cannot and a trace OF dandruff or
falling hair; but your real surprise
Will be after about two weeks use.
when you will see new hair-fne and
downy at first-yes-but really new
hair-sprouting out all over your scalp
-Danderine Is, we believe. the only
sure hair grower. destroyer OF dan
drum and cure for itchy scalp and Il
never fails 10 stop falling hair at once.
II you want TO prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is. moisten a
cloth with a little Danderine and care
fully draw II through your halifax
Ing one small strand at a time. Your
hair will be soft. glossy and beautiful
In just a few Moments delightful
surprise awaits everyone who tries
this
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Dancing Party.

Dancing Party.
Mrs. W. f. Weiss entertained a
party of young people at her home n
Elmwood yesterday afternoon in
honor OF her niece. Miss Katheryn
Aul, also her nephew. Fred Stamp.
a student at the University of I'LL
nois. Decorations of a holiday ma
ture were used and the afternoon was
spent at the popular dance. following
which a luncheon was served. The
guests were.
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vIRoIN1A-DUsrrN FAaNu11.


or unusual merit is The Gentleman
From Indiana the current attraction
az the virginia Theatre. Dustin Farnum
plays the name part. that OF John Hark-
less. the University hero who bought
ana conducted small town newspaper
with such success that the voters OF the
district sent him TO congress as their
representative. Most Of the important
features Of this story OF lone youth
and a corrupt political machine are
shown in the film which opens with the
hero captaining a varsity football team.
At the close Of his school days he Dur
chascs the newspaper. and because he
viii not bow down to bc a. servant to the
leading politician. he o. given 90 under
stand that ever effort will be made 90
cause his paper 90 fail Angered by this
threat. Harmless secures proof Of corrup-
ton. and wages war on tho politicians.
larhlcTs is whit-cnppCd. almost beaten
fo death and placed on an outgoing
train. Miles away he D. found and taken
to "a hospital
During his absence. the daughter 90 a
FORMER college professor. whom De had
ncfrieuded when the old man was lin
need. conducted hls paper. launched "a
boom Tor his Congressional Candidacy.
and successfully terminated DO on the
DAY he arrived home The subject has
several unique and realistic sets "rh~
Gentleman from Indiana bel the story
and iu picture form Dr. offers wonderful
opportunity in filming.
TRIANGLE PROGRAM AT THE nEx.
The EeN theatre offers another Fn.
NOUS Triangle ur0ErHm for today ONLY
The Winged tdoI' five acc Thomas
i ince production starring Katharine
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ladies and families are invited 20 be
in attendance. The Scottish Rite
Guard have all arrangements in charge
for both affairs and Mr. Ellsworth r.
Schofield IS teh chairman. assisted by
a committee. Howrd's colored orches-
era, OF Columbus. o., will furnish
music for the dance.
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Snith-kendrlcka

Tuesday evening at the Windsor
motel occurred the marriage OF Miss
Lillian Hendricks and Mr.. Herbert
smith. both well known residents or
this city. DIR. Clarence Z. Allen, pas
tor OF the Fourth Street NJ. +. church.
solemnized the marriage. The attend
ants were Mrs. Bessie Hazlett Gates,
Mrs. Catherine Dunn and Mr.. z. S.
Beckner. Following the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Smith left for a short honey
moon journey and upon their return
VIII live on Twenty-first street
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Woodsdale. will be hostess. There
will be covers laid for twenty-five
guests. the table decorate rs being an
attractive arrangement OF red and
green.
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Mora an-Gamble.

Last Wednesday at noon. the mar
rage OF Miss Mae Morgan and Arthur
A. Gamble was solemnized by Rev. J.
n Hess, at the parsonage of the North
street NJ. r. church. After a short
wedding trip east. the young couple
VIII be at home to their many friends
at % Tenth street after the first OF
January.
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Among the many charming affairs
of The week viii be- che dinner party
az The Fort Henry club on Friday. at
which Miss Virginia Hoffman. OF
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and when handled by an efficient COM
, pany as the Court stock Company" Il
, Is sure to make another big hit
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Musical Recital

Inc musical recital given last night
al the Ohio Valley General hospitai
Ior the nurses under the direction OF
MISS Anna Reymann, assisted by
Archle Taylor, proved a very enjoy
able and delightful affair. Thase TAX
ing part Were Mrs. Flora Williams.
VINO rendered number of solos, ac-
companied by Mrs. Romine. who also
gave several piano solos. David
Crawford sang a number of solos.
Archie Taylor will be director of
the Nurses Glee club. which will he
organized at a meeting to be held on
January s.
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Enhancement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Mcclure have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Eleanor Mcclure. to
Mr.. Joseph ID. Holloway. The date OF
the wedding has not yet been an
nounced
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BALL AT THE MelURE HOTEL
LAST EVENING WAS LARGE
LT ATTENDED.
Younger Set Dance az the stratford
Springs HoteEother Social
Items OF Interest

AT the charity ball given last even
Ing at the Mcclure hotel, all society
united In giving the wonderful affair
support In its entirety and a large pro-
portion OF the long list were in atten-
dance. The affair was given by the
members OF the Second Twig Of the
hospital assistants. and the attention
10 details made the entire event one
distinctly worth while and must have
proved gratifying to their own sense
OF work well down. Quite a neat little
sum will be realized for aiding in the
hospital work. after the payment Of
necessary expenses incurred.
The large ball room on the second
floor OF the hotel was deliberately dec
GRATED for this occasion. with Christ
mas greens and smilax- Small Christ
mas trees in gaily painted tubs were
placed In all the windows and at In
tervals about the room. Meister's or.
chestra was placed behind a sceen OF
tall palms and holly in a corner OF tie
ball room and furnished an enchant-
ing program Of dance music. Wreath
Ing the pillars were southern smilax
and holly and the chandeliers were
massed with the luxuriant greenery.
The long windows were topped with
graceful clusters and about the stage.
which had been arranged as n loung.
ing room. pines and holly wers attrac-
lively placed. A smoking room had
also been fitted up at the Twelfth
street entrance. and other items OF
beauty and comfort received the atten-
ton OF the hostesses.
Near midnight In the small banquet
parlor supper was served until. II 30
O'Clock In this room also festoonings
OF smilax were abundantly used, ana
the long table at which the guests
were seated bore artistic decorations,
the work OF George Stanley Wehrley.
OF the Virginia flower shop. Centering
the long table was a gorgeous pot or
crimson azalea the gift OF Mr.. Wehr-
ley, and OVERLAPPING the white cover
were long waxen leaves OF leucothoI.
IL was quite obvious that infinite
pains had been taken by the members
in the execution OF details and ali
present were vociferous in their ap-
probation.
All the rooms presented a scene OF
brilliance. and he costumes were
striking. Taffetas and chiffons pre-
dominated, all OF round length and
shading from delicate chiffon pastels
TO rich and flame colored taffetas.
with irredecsent trimmings Many
quantity built bouquets with paper lace
about. as well as those in shower
effect. We're seen.
Those who looked after the success
OF the enterprise were the members Of
Twig Number Two. OF which Miss
Nancy Peterson is chairman and which
Il - - a
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U. c. 7. Dance.

Another OF the large New Years
dances. Is that OF the United CONNER.
cial Travellers. who will hold their
grand ball on Friday evening in the
auditorium OF the A o. L. W. build.
Ing. Special music has been arranged
for and the following fascinating pro
gram OF dance numbers has been com
piled.
Waltz-"When You Are Away"
Two I'VE StenI Down BY the Erie Canal
Two step-.-Its Tulip Time IN Holland.
one step" Bonn Bonn Bay"
circle Two Step-"Dobblen Garnboi.
Redowa-''s hadow Time"
collation. Mighty Like a Rose"
Two Step-'Hcn Cackle Rag
waltz The only Girl"
Two Step-"Hello Frisco
one Step.-"Down Among the ShelterinE
Palms"
Waltz-'Iove Moons"
EXTRAS
circle Two Shawnee Rfppufes
Waltz Ladies' Choice-"Fsstellf
Two step-"Jubilee in Ny old Kentucky
waltE-'Chin chin" -''''---i-
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The young lady across the way SAYS
she washes her dog with carbolic soap
every Saturday and hasn't seen any
rabies on him for she doesn't know
how long
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"open House" on New Years pay

open House" on New Years Day.
New Years day viii be observed in
interesting manner by the Mems ciub
of the Thomson VI p. church az their
club rooms in the church Prom noon
the members will receive their friends
and special pans have been made for
their entertainment by a committed
.on arrangements composed OF the fol
lowing Messrs. q G. Cook. Howard
Oliver. VIM. McClunE. Ion Edwards
and J q Giffcn All are invited.
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Afternoon Party.

This afternoon Mrs. John b. Clarke.
lat her home in Highland Park. Will
entertain with a prettily appointed
sewing party. which will compliment
a party OF visitors In the city. Mrs.
r. ID. Scatterday. Of Canton. o.. the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. W. c. Etzler.
and Mrs. Jane Cuilers and daughter.
Miss Lettie Cullers. OF Pittsburgh. and
Mrs. r. VI. Bailey. Of Parkersburg.
who are visiting Mrs. W. o. McClus-
key. The hours will be spent al fancy
needlework. which will be concluded
by the serving Of an attractive lunch.
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Cards were lFauod yesterday for no
reception and dance to boz given under
ihe aurplceF of he Masonic club on
January 4. 1916
Tho reception viii b. held during
ihe afternoon ono Tho Masonic Temple.
aind hIr dance during tIr evening af
th' Market Auditorium AZ me mas.
ler MaHDnH of tho CITY arr Invited 40
ihe reception. while at tbe dance ur
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WHEELING SOCIETY GIVES AN
ELABORATE DANCE FOR CHARITY

and Mr.. William Simpson at the Fort
Henry club last evening. carried a
compliment TO Miss Catherine Gail OF
Chicago. Ill. the guest OF Miss Sarah
whitaker and Miss Eleanor Cain OF
Uniontown. Pa. and Miss Louise
Brady. OF Erie. Pa This charming af-
fair preceded the charity ball at the
Mcclure hotel. which was one OF the
very brilliant social events OF the
week. The guests at the dinner party
included:
Misses:
Louise Brady OF virginia Brown
Erie, Pa. Virginia HOFFMAN,
Sarah Whitaker Blanche Warfield
Hettie Hazlett Virginia Mckee
Eleanor Cain of Dorothy Bloch
Uniontown. Pa. Eleanor Holloway
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Feeney
Messrs:
Forbes Simpson Edmund Jones
Wright Hugus Henry Hazlett
Mr.. Jemmison Nelson Whitaker
Loring Milton Tom Beattie
George Whitaker Carl Schmidt
William Simpson
Dancing Party at the Stratford.
A charming dancing party was en-
toyed last evening at the Stratford
Springs hotel. by the members OF the
younger social set. when Miss Mar
garet Burns and Miss Florence Mason
entertained. The decorations were in
holly and other greenery OF the Christ
mas season. interpreted with red
blossoms. During an intermission a
prettily appointed luncheon was SER
we'd. The following guests danced I'M
til a late hour to a pleasing program
of dance selections:
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tertained few friends at an informal
iuncheon- Pretty decorations OF the
fuleude season were In evidence and
me afternoon was pleasantly spent
Win needlework- Those present were:
Mesdames-
Burns Murray Don Terrfu
George Kossuth VIII Conners
T. Z. Hood W. Z. Mcnamara
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E0tertaI01 FrIenda.
Miss Helen Bloomfield. daughter Of
Mr and Aira W a Bloomfield of
Norih broadway, was hostess Al a
haply aranRed party Yesterday after.
noon a series Of games and confesta
hlled tho hOurs in n merry wav and
az The close dainty luncheon was
served. Tho guests included.
Misses
Dorothy Heinlein VIrunia HcIniofn
Katherine Hunter Helen Bloomfield
Vida Marshall Ruth Kirk
Wilma icheuericln Louise bloomfield
Jean'ife Kyle Mildred K0ohnIIne
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Afternoon Tea

Miss Virginia Hoffman at her home
In WOodsdale entertained a number Of
the younger social set at an afternoon
tea yesterday. The present week finds
no end OF delightful affairs 20 claim
their attention and each day sees n
fresh number Of pleasures unfold the
close OF the holiday week
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mechanics
Burns Murray Don Terrin
George Kossuth VIII Corners
L. Z. Hood W. Z. McNamara
Birthday Party.
Miss Mary Perry was hostess 10 a
party of friends on Monday evening.
In the celebration OF her birthday. at
her home on the Island. Music and
games furnished an entertaining pro-
gram for the afternoon and refresh
ments were served. The young hos
tess received a number OF beautiful
GIFTS Those present wre:
Misses:
Eleanor Hamilton Margaret McClan-
Ethel McClanahan ahan
Dorothy Bell Mary Ffnan
Eugenia wigal Florence McCan-
Naomi Ward ahan
Jessie Perry Susie Perry
Josephine Decentralization Wood
Nellie Ritchey Sara Clendenning
Gene Ephram Vida Marshall
Minetta Wagner Mary Perry
Elizabeth Derry
Messrs:
William Mcconnell X enneth Rftchey
william Piper William Peppard
Russell Colvin Paul Beuter
Leslie Singer George Bremen
Emmett Derry Charles Kiger
j. Winters Clvda Mackav
Roy Humphreys Charles Hodge
Clarence Harris Wesley HOFFMAN
Messrs. and Mesdames:
j. G. McClanahan d. T Perry
Mrs. Hamilton
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WInona Club.

Wlnona Club.
the Winona Club of Wheeling. was
entertained by Mrs. H s. Russell. of
beilaire. Ohio. Games and music were
enjoyed throughout the evening and a
tempung luncheon was served. The
members are:
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luncheon Party.
~ her home IN WarwOod Tuesday
afternoon. MrB. W. T. Mcnamara en-
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Dinner Party a Fort Henry Club.
a handsomely appointed dinner
party. given by Miss Eleanor Holloway
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8. cul az the headquarters

-.s--.s %. cut at the headquarters
for sales.
Recently throngs Of apprectative
women patronized this remarkable
sale displayed and draped at the store
Of B. Altman & Co., New York. where
one could buy little wisp OF q
handkerchief with dainty bruges lace
edge for $3.50 or pay as much as $125
/ for square Of linen with mechlin
border fine as any cobweb. :.
AS enc lacemaker can make but one
thing. it Is evident that where there
are two or three kinds of lace In one
piece it must have travelled from place
ito place Perhaps flower came from
one village. some rich embroidered
corner from another village, still an.
other worker furnished the beautiful
fauns and fairies in the center. 1t Is
more than likely that the workers
on this one piece we're white-haired
| old women The fine work comes
from their instinct, even though their
eyesight is all but gone and their