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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
NEWMAN'S TRAyELTALKs.

The foreign wanderings of +. NJ,
Newman, the travel talker. last spring
and summer. covered a period Of more
than six months and included parts
of three great continents Asia, Africa
and Europe. The pictures he took, both
still and motion, will illustrate the
new series of lectures he is announced
10 present on five successive Thursday
afternoons, st the New Amsterdam
Theatre, beginning March 4, and on
the five successive Sunday evenings at
Carnegie Hall. beginning March T..
After an interesting journey up the
Nile and through the Holy Land from
the Sinai peninsula to Syria, it so hap
pened that Mr.. Newman was in the
very midst Of things when hostlities
broke out in Europe. Thus, in person,
he was enabled 10 take many pictures
Of the martial activities. These will
form striking feature of the new
tIaveltslks, which are 20 be given in
the following order: France and the
War;" Berlin" The War Capitals"
THE Holy Land" and Egypt"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
AT THE PERSIAN GARDEN

The first week at the Persian Garden
under the new management and direc-
ton OF the Baron and Baroness de
Meyer. assisted by Miss Ida Adams,
formerly Of the Besux Arts, and Nigel
Barrie, in a series of new and intricate
dances, has passed suspiciously, with
large attendance each evening. A va
ried programme of the latest exhibition
OF dances marks each evenings per-
formance The Saturday thes dansants
have been continued, beginning at
o'clock each Saturday afternoon. Dane
ing begins each evening at 1880
o'clock and continues until closing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
STRAND ROOF GARDEN.

After the manner Of the ~.
Rouges in Paris, the program "
second Sunday smoking eo1ss a,
Sunday ct the Strand Roof Gstdsn,
broadway and 47th ST., vii. Dc gvs,
from a platform in the middle o.
Aoor, while the guests VAL DC I"nsss
at the little tables or IN tns lara
windows around the room. h nor
Cowl will be the special guest 0. .ins,.
at the Afternoon concert az an
Laurie Merrill will be the y'1,ip'fH Ham
this afternoons program. sal's Iii b,
lin will plsy the piano. In. q "a %.
other musical numbers. ~ o'y!sS..
m. John ". Heaney will eve
on Japanese tspp,, ~
Home" japanese Games and Vs''
and Beauties Of Japan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07

with a slight knowledge Of Latin and
medical terms The address WAS an
awfully good one, over IN the East 30's.
] put on my meekest and most unthe-
a'rlCal expression and skipped over
there. Bless you. what do you think,
10 WAS q doctors, IN private hospital.
who wanted a stenOgrapher from in
the evening ill II, Nothing could
have been luckier for me. ! went that
very afternoon.
II saw any number Of nurses buzzing
about. and my common sense told me
that they had 10 eat somewhere; so
along about dinner time ! said TO my
doctor: I'm pretty far from home. Is
there anywhere down here that | could
get my dinners" The guileless soul
said. Why, yes, II you wouldn't mind
eating Al the nurses table, you can
have your dinners here IN the hos
pital.' ~ / wouldn't mind You
bet didn't, So | went down ana
dined with the nurses, and asked
them questions til they nearly threw
me out OF course, they didn't dream
I WAS Just Mrs Sears, a stenog
Iapher. to them. They told me the
most naive tales about the stage. And,
bless their dear hearts, | hope they
never have found out anything diff
ferent, Well, at the end Of few
months there wasn't much didn't
know about nurses hospitals either,
for that matter. shaved 10 make my
self generally useful, so that ] could
get upstairs, and It finally got 70 the
point where they'd say to me: Mrs.
sears, the man up in No II is pretty
ow in his mind tonight: suppose you
90 up and have little talk with him
Then. in my work downstairs found
.hngs terribly unsystematic, so sug-
.ested that / should put in d card IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07

deN system used. They jumped at II;
and the next thing ! knew had been
asked 20 20 down 20 Bellevue and in
stall that system in two Of the ward,
down there.
And that's the part ! don't like to
talk about, much-the concentrated
agony Of the whole world is right in q
charity hospital. Once in while
something funny happens. ! remem-
her once ] went into a room where
there were two poor women thought
10 be dying They had both had
frjehtful operations, and when ! went
into the room they both seemed an
conscious. | had brand new hat, and
| laid II down on the table and tptoed
out. In about an hour / heard terri
bic huilsbsloo coming out Of that
room. and | rushed down the hall 20
see what was the matter. The two
women, each Of them, so help me. with
one foot in the grave and the Other on
banana peel, were sitting up no bed
heap!ug abuse on each other such as ]
have never heard before or since. No
body could make mead or tail Of II
il was just a stream Of profanity and
bi!lingSga'e, and they screamed 1t out
a. each other we'll, finally we made
ont what il was. IL seems that one OF
them had turned over and taken a look
al my hat, ard had announced that II
would be becoming 70 her. The other
hYd called her a liar and d fool for
thinking II and then they were OF.
Bat the funniest thing was that stand
ing in the middle of the room, hit from
both directions with this flow Of vile
language. was sweet little probation
or, squeaking above the din, on, Ia
dies, ladies, you must hush ladies'
please -.
Eyes ] know Mr.. Fitch afterwards
made her a lsndlady instead Of
nurse. in The Truth so / had my
pains for nothing. But you can't tell
may yet have 30 play nurse and
whom | do. Won can bet III Know how"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07

stage whispered: ITO beware Of per
sonality. Personality Is a good thing.
II she has it she should thank God, but
she must not let IT become her greatest
barrier tn true success. BY the time
an actress gets 10 be twenty seven
and she threw out her hands indicative
Of the world OF sonbre uselessness
that would assal the player Of that
age were not her personality strongly
reinforced with careful hlstronic
training Miss Chstterton knows, and
il building for herself the firmest Of
bulwsrks by her studious as well as in
stinctive Interpretation OF roles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
AT THE STANDARD.

H. H. Frazee will present v ia iIs
Mack's three-act comedy drsITasI, ~. ~
Much for So Much" at the stancs.s
Theatre. Broadway at goth st., ore
week beginning tomorrow nlgnt, W. ".
Marjorie Rambesu and Mr.. Mack is ~
principal roles, together win tns ~
in the NAV during its engagement "
the Longacre Theatre a short time 4, Il;
In addition 70 Miss Rambeau aSd nl.
Mack, the east will include S Ssott'
Howell, Julia Walcott, William ss p',,
Edmund Walton, Phillips TeaSa; ,r Ma
Parry. Lillian Burnett, Harry via" r.
Jack Jevne and Al Cunningham. n'i =,
viii be the last times OF the p,s NJ
New York this season. In addi'i,ys o,
the usual Tuesday, THURSDAY sna- ~ ,,,r
urday matinees, an extra Matinee .,,s
be given on Friday tLineOlns D tr'rI
dayl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
THE MIDNIGHT FROLIC."

The Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic,"
which is being presented nightly at
twelve on the roof garden OF the New
Amsterdam Theatre, continues in popu-
larity. New features are introduced
weekly, but among the fsvorites re-
naming are Bernard Granville, Muriel
Hudson, Isabel Rodriguez, the Spanish
dancer, the balloon girls, and the ballet
on the crystal walk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
CASTLES IN THE AIR"

The Palette Circle" which was in
augurated last week, has proven a pop
uar supplement to Castles in the
Air." atop the 44th ST. Theatre, where
each evening Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Castle exhibit the latest ballroom dane
ing. Patrons Of Castles in the Air.
who have received cards Of member
ship TO the Palette Circle" which is a
dancing club patterned after the Lotus
Club" in London. Castles in IN Air.
is open from II p. m. until 8. m,
after which those holding cards to the
Palette Circle" may adjourn 10 the
rathskeller Of the 44th st. Theatre and
dance until dawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
THE THEATRE FRtNCals.

The Theatre Frsnssis is 70 Dc .s 81 !.
second series on Monday MIN Ar
Msitre des FORCES" known hsrs. &c,
the title OF the Iron Master .ur'
Ohnet. Mr.. Benedict and ME ths
Vile will take the leading pa'MM.stsr
former in the role OF the Iron srasas.
and the latter as mis- wife; Ihs e.; 80 ~
fss been reinforced by the sriiiss i %.
Mr.. Paget, the Partisan actor aIu her
by Mile. pavenne, who will @s.s
dsbut in "Mr. lie pireetegr- ~
Gendre de NJ. Poirer," by Emile as s,,,.
will be the first Of the Friday Iaa''nDi.'-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
BRONX OPERA HOUSE.

Sam Bernard comes 70 toe PIN
Opera House this week III I'M
Of Bond Street" in which NJ p. Dr.. IN
played both at the Shubert Isesa n
this city and the Adelphia NEAR IN.
London. His supporting compsh! vi.
cludes Mollie King, Ruby Norton .,als
lie King, Marie Richmond. h.
Crane, Sammy Lee, Cyril N9 s nd
Charles Burrows, Jere McAulin'
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NEW PRODUCTIONS
Two New Plays, a New Theatre and
Several Revivals to Open This Week. ,

producing staff, consisting Of Mrs.
Sarah Cowell lie Moyus. Alice Lewis.
ohm, Irene Lewisohn, Agnes B. Morgan
and Helen Arthur
The West End Theatre returns 70
stock PRODUCTIONS. beginning to-mouowi
night. Arrangements have been made
for the beginning Of stock season Of
the Bonste.le Stock Company. underths
direction of Miss Jessie Bonstele. fhsI
first play to be seen By the new organ
ization at the West End Theatre will be
"Nobody's Widow" in which Blanche
Bates played at the Hudson Theatre.
This will be followed by other modern
plays. There will be three raatisess
weekly-Tuesday, Thursday sad sstnr-
dsy.
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PLAYS q PLAYERS
Concerning "Roasts - Some Other
Things Equally Inconsequential.
B, HECTOR TURNBULL.

why play obviously bad, do not dismiss the
Why the and the
actors as they deserve having anything do with the thing? Why
describe the play length elaborate few good points when
is not worth he price O admission"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07

Signor Arbos. in South American
dances, are among the attractions Of
fered next week az we'll.
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sssesssv

LlLLHH Ms CAR THY. IN
q JDSUMMER NIGHTS
DREAM AT WALLACE :
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
Entertained Glass.

Miss Adele Trebus of Tenth street
entertained her Sunday school class
of the Lutheran church, with a
pretty Christmas party. Wednesday
afternoon. The rooms were attrac-
tive In decorations of red and green.
Holly wreaths with showers of red
Christmas bells combined with red
and green crepe paper streamers
made an exceptionally beautiful
Yuletide color scheme.
The afternoon was spent at games
and music after which the guests
repaired to the dining room where
an ice course with cake was served.
The decorations of this room were
in keeping with the holidays. The
table was adorned ii Christmas
decorations and lighted by soft red
lights. The center piece was tiny
mound of artificial snow upon which
was placed a miniature Christmas
tree. The guests were given little
baskets of candy as favors of the
afternoon.
At two contests the prizes were
awarded Misses Gertrude VALID |
schmidt and Odessa Hagey.
The hostess was assisted BIZ her |
mother Mrs. A. C. Trabus and Mrs.
William Kuntz.
The members of the Sunday school
class are. Misses Fac Torrey. Alice
Waldschmidt, Odessa Hagey, Rosyln
Bouchet. TIE guests were Misses
Edna and Hannah Rose Solomon.
Vera Stoner and Lucille Dunlap.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
Have Watch Party.

Mr., and Mrs. Harmon of a17
Fourteenth street entertained q
Watch Party" last evening at their
home. Music, conversation and re-
treshments were the features o; tho
delightful affair and tle New Year
was given d rousing welcome
Those present were: Misses Nora
and 8enlah Anglin, Fannie Reed
Bertha Reed. LOWE Agnes Shelby.
Frances Norris. Elsie Kern. Mabel
Ray, Jessie Roberts. Julia Porter.
race loueh, and Jennie Wellrtt of
hurphysboro. H., and Messrs.
wyatt Wigginton. Harry Hines. o.
car Billings, Joseph Ncity. Claude
Gurtsinger. Harry Porter. Robert
curtsinger, Roland Hines. Harry
,inager, Artell Curtsin ger and VIII
lie kilmartin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
Gave Stag Party.

George K. Sehoembs entertained
a number of his Young men friends
at his residence on upper Walnut
street, Wednesday evening, with a
fish supper and Dutch lunch.
The genial host received his
guests attired In the uniform OF q
chef. Gin his jacket was the emblem
"10l RANCH and small red fish
nennants were given the guests as
favors.
A sumptuous supper was served
which consisted Of several courses
served by Mr. Schoembs in a mos
professional way.
The affair was a stag party ant
thoroughly enjoyed by those present
who were w. P. Hires. Frank
Schoembs, Henry fIauser, w. f.
Crossley. Arthur Schoenbs, William
Neff, Chester Alba and Wallace Hud
son.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
Surprise Party.

The Meth Verein of the Lutheran
church delightfully."- surprised Mrs
tsirard Bouchet. when they called a.
her beautiful new residence. 81.
Cedar street, yesterday afternoon
The affair was in the nature of (
house warming and an enjoyable
afternoon was spent at music ant
conversation
There were twenty-nine ladies Ii
attendance and Mrs. Bouchet was
presented a handsome dinner set
also several pieces of cut glass ant
hand painted china AT the close OF
che afternoon delicious refreshment.
We're served.
Among the out of town suerts In
attendance were Mrs. Richardson OF
Memphis, Tenn, Miss Minnie Lin.
dig of st. Louis, and Mrs. w. l.. Rus
sell OF Alton. Ill.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01

tons, bring folded edge to center ha rk
seam and press
Close back seam Of tun.c from large
~" Perforation to lower edge. finish
edges above for piecket Gather IN
per edge between double TT parfura
lions. Turn under lower edge 4 lncl IS
for hem. Arrange on skirt centcrs
even; stitch upper edges together. Sew
tn lower edge of waist over belt; cen
ters even
For bodice close richt side scam rs
notched. Gather between double TT"
ptriorajions. Adjust tape the length oe
stay underneath gathers. nutrheS eY4u.
Arrange on lining. centprs even. brine
upper edge ! inch above double 700
perfOrations
Adjust to position on beck centers
even: stitch upper edge along single
small 90 perforations. bring connie
'oo' perforatian to corresponding Der.
forations In front,
Pleat. bringing "1''' TO spending
small % perfo'ations and taek "A
Just, bringing single large 70" ard
double small 20 porforatiens 10 CORE
spending perforatons IN from; ana
back
Embroidered chiffon may be suhsti.
tuted Tor lace, A tiny how q the bust
line is Of black velvet rhbou.
Sizes H. 1s, IS ami 20 years. price,
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
Entertains Watch PARTY.

thcster Alba entertained a num-
Der OF his young men friends NJ an
normal watch party at his home
last evening Eighteenth and Com
mereial Cards were PLAYED. smoker
and luncheon, Those who attended
were viii Nefi. Arthur Scho, mbe.
Frank Schcembs, VIII Lasby, c. II.
Parker. Kyle Ent. viii Hires. Wal
lace Hudson and Henry Hauser.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
Entertained at Cards.

Mr.. aud Mrs. w J. Buchanan en-
tertained the members Of the Woo.
nesday Card club and their hus-
hands. at their nome 2410 Elm
street, with watch party, last
night.
The evening was spent At 500"
followed by a delicious course lunch
con. The gracious hostess was as.
sisted in entertaining by Mrs. II. \.
Henckeli. Among those present
from out of town we're Mrs. Paul
Chandler and Mrs. Lloyd Pierce of
jackson. Tenn, Mrs. Coleman OF
f'eardstown and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Montgomery Of Mound City.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
Watcl, Dance.

The Younger Sosiety Set gaze an
Informal dancing party last night
at the X. NJ. * c. hall to watch
the old year on. and the new year
in.
This entertainment was one Of
the features of the holidays, as a
large number of out 81 town guests
and college students, home for the
holidays, were present,
Between the dances, refreshing
punch was served Tie best of
music was furnished and an enjoy
able evening was spent.
The affair was arranged by Macon
Morris and C. O. Foster, Jr. The
ehaperones for the evening were
Messrs. and Mesdames /. r. Dent
son, Walter krebs and Dan G. Wood.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
PERSONALS

Mrs, Jacob Klein left yesterda,
or a visit in ST Louis.
Miss Iflah Rogers is visiting rela-
ives In Charleston, Mo.
Miss Mary Sabin of Anna, i the
nest Of Mrs. E. 5. Dewey.
+ r. Woelfle Of Anna, is the
uest of his brother Dr. ]. L. Woelfo.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Harp have re-
urned from visi; in Milburn. KY
Miss Irwin Scott Of Tallulah. 4.
The guest Of Mrs A. A. Bondurant
md family
Fred p Lind went to Mctronolis
efterdaF to attend Christmas en-
ertainment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01

That ever-fashionable combination
satin and lace, is used to carry out this
effective toilette, Pink satin ana cream
lace look exceedingly well together.
Average size requires yard 27-inch
lining. i yard webbing. inches wide
for stay x yard 27-tnch face for hchu.
/ yard 45-inch lace for cape and -
yards 40-inch lace Cor tunic. For the
bodice and foundation skirt yards Of
36-inch satin are needed
Beginning with the lining. face from
neck edges to double 70" perforations
take up dart in front as perforated
Close undor-arm seam as nntched close
Pictorial Review pattern No. 5e7s.
IS cents
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Gave Watch Party

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Hartley of
upper Sycamore street, gave a
Watch Party last night. 10 watch
the old wear out and the ucw year
in. They entertained many Of their
neishbors ana several down town
friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01

Miss Minnie Lindig of st. Louis,
IS the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Girard Bouchet.
Mrs, G. =. Travis of 223 Third
street, has recovered from severe
attack of tonsilitis.
Miss Mildred Hickcox Of Chicago
is the guest of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F Hickcox.
Mrs. ". l.. Russell Of Alton. III.
Is the guest of her mother Mrs. VIII
liam Scbatz OF Ninth street.
Mrs. Harry Elortcht of st. Louis.
is the guest Of Mr.. md Mrs. Gus
osterloh of upper Holbrook avenue.
Miss Ethel LaMontagGe of Mem
phis, Tenn, is the quest of Mrs Ar
thur Barter and family Of Hol5rook
aenue.
Mrs. j. l.. Aldred returned to he,
home in Pulaski Yesterday after a
visit with Mrs. G. NJ. Costlev of
Tenth street.
Superintendent T. c C1nndenen |
returned YESTERDAY from Spring4 I'D |
H.. where he attended the State
Teachers meeting.
Simpson Bondurant returned YES.
er'lay from Dyersburg. Tenn. WHERE
ie attended d formal dance Tuesday
vening.
Mrs John r. Ford and Miss Ruth
Copeland of SOC Walnut street. are
isiting Mrs. Percy Jones and fam
y of Hickman. Ky.
Miss Arv in Scot; OF Tallulah. La
rived Yesterday aud is The euesf
Mrs \, A. Bcndurant and family
t0S Walnut street.
Mrs. Joseph l.es5erger aud little
lushter Marie, Of Paducah. ny.
re the guests Of Mrs. Dave Ring {
III Eleventh street. Il
Miss Clara Potter who has bean s
e guest of her mother Mrs. Julia e
otter, left Yesterday for her home |
Council Bluffs, iowa. II
Mrs. Floyd Fellamy and little son /
Mt. Carmel, I'll are the guests !
the formers mother Mrs. Cecilia | :
alder Of Jefferson avenue.
Frank Karcher Of the Kar, her =
'others, undertaker's. has returned
ON a business trip to HARRISBURG
dorado and Shawneetown, iii. !
A~ So
Mrs.. James Martin who has been
g guest Of her nnice Mrs. James
Hue, OF TVenty-fourtb street. has IL
turned to her home in Chicago. Oh
Mrs. Stuart n. Sinnot who has 10
on the guest Of her aunt Mrs. A -
Teer Of Tweuty-eighth street, has w.
turned TO her home in paducah, :
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
Temper.

81 psf
II seems a small thing to lose one,
semp"F But really it means LOSING
ones bold over Vie brute part of ones
nature, Irritation ana rage are un.
reasoning, brutal and ignoble It is
unwise, to say the least. 10 alloy them
10 take tho upper hama even for
moment
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
.ousness and CONSTIPATION Cured.

| YOU are eTer trodbled with bill
e-@ness or constipation yol will he
Interested In the statement Of r. f.
Erwin, Peru, md. "A year ago lart
winter had an attack of indiees-
lion followed by biliousncss arG
constipation Seeing chamberlain
TIA Diets so highly recommended, J.
ought bottle of them and they
helped me right away. For sale by
al dealers. -Advt
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
Musical and Rail

The annual New Year mrslcal
and ball will be held this evening
by the Elks at their club building
Dancing will be preceded by Az OK
client musical program.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
CASH AT CHRISTMAS TINE

Join the Savings Club at the First
7ank and have them mail YOU a
heck next December for your ac-
2umllations and interest, Soc "ad"
Elsewhere this issue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
uss for Old umbreif, Rdd

The steel rods .'om old ,(mbrellaf
make fine plant su lport.. ID .onnsd
them where they .oin tbs rpAer part
snd also where the ring sltrs fthe han,
die and you have double rod to slis
into your flower pots. and II they ara
painted gray they are unno.lcf eablA
p,
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
Dancing Party.

Miss Lillian Sheppard will enter
ain with an informal dancing party
1t her home on Thirtr-ffth street
his evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
EAR

sss slS75sF37H59i. January LIST, will
n s5@"@1 the Cairo Postofice
ss@iil make the morning de-
hfrK and collection trips but no
Sdher service will be required &c
81" lht m on that dav. General delivery
a 'h'tindoTs will close at noon. Money
DER AMI registr, divisions will be
oSed all dav. Mail viii be dis
81 trhcd from the postotfite same as
4othe: days
BERNARD MMANUS JR.,
s. Postmaster
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT Modern corner cot
'a9e 30 Va hinston, Apply J. ".
Howe, Terrell Howe Shoe Co. Liz
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
PUBLIC LIBRARY .s.-
STAYS CLOSED Tef
Ne

Friday, New Years day.
lesal holiday the Cairo ri
trary will be closed for III
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
Instructive Coed Msnnsrx

We sometimes meet an original zen.
tleman. who, II manners had not sx,
tsted. would have Invented them En-
vrson
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
DO IT NOW

What? Join the Christml
at the First Bank. SEA
elseN here this issue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01
Gary Practical
Nome DreO WdMmQ
LecOnI
Prtfdrfd Especially Far Til, Neu5tapey
BY Pictorial Repfew
MISSES rvrnrrrc cou-
MISSES EVENING GOWN.

shoulder seam Turn hem in hack at
notches. Gather lower edge between
double TT pertars lions. Attach COL
lar as notched. Attach belt. centers
even. small 70" pertoration at under
arm scam
Close sleeve seam as notCh-G. Turn
under extension on slot perforations.
lap TO small 20 perforations. Sew IN
armhole as notched easing any fulness.
Join cores of SKIRT as notched. Close
back seams leaving edges free above
large 20" perforatoa for placket. Form
inverted pleaL Creaslug on slot perrtrs
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-01

Sizes Il, l6, Il and 70 years. Price,