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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06
ST. JOHNS HOSPITAL
BOAT Is LAUNCHED
New Model Ship Of Mercy for
Mothers and Babes Among
City's Poor.
CHR1STENED WITH BUDS

WILMINGTON. Del, Feb. 5.-The new
hospital boat of the 81. Johns Guild. New
York. WAS launched this afternoon at
the jackson 4 Sharp plant Of the Amer
tran Car and Foundry Company. Thc
nov vessel is named Helen G. Juilliard in
honor Of - donor. Mrs. A.. D.. Juilliard
Of Now York. II will take the place OF
h present vessel of the same name
which has been used for many years by
the st. Johns Guild as a floating hos
pital. Many POOR children and their
mothers have made trips on the boat
about the rivers and harbor of New
York during the heated term. The old
boat was built In 1889.
A special train. which left New York
this morning. brought a number OF
guests TO the launching They returned
later I'm the afternoon after having had
luncheon served at the yard. In the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. John :. Rogers.
Dun @. Maynard. Isaac n. Seligfnan, DIR.
Abraham Jacob. Leeds Johnson, Carlton
Montgomery. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w.
Horne, Seymour l.. Cromwell. frof.
William IL Burr. Mrs. William II. Burr.
Edward Roeslcr. Henry l.. pcs Anges.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Collie, Mrs. Henry
J.. Talmadge. Miss Lucy W. Talmadge.
Frederic Juilliard. Mr.. II Mrs. La
baume. J. Frederic Tams Of tho firm of
TamA La Moline & CRANE. designers OF
the vessel Fred II. Chase, head OF the
d~raughting department George J.. COL
lie his assistant. and John ]. Driscoll,
the superintendent in charge.
The vessel was christened by Mrs.
John s. Rogers. a niece OF Mrs. A. -.
Juilliard. The christening was not car
ried out in the regulation way with wine,
but bowers were thrown on the vessel as
she slid down the ways and doves OF
peace were liberated.
The new hospital boat is a wooden
vessel fitted in the most modern way. 1t
has no power except for furnishing heat.
light and other auxiliary purposes. Inc
vessel Is 215 feet long. AZ feet wide and
draws 10 feet. In appearance 1t Is not
unlike a modern houseboat. except that
tho upper decks are not enclosed as they
would be on a houseboat. 1t will carry
1900 persons.
ON the lower deck Is "a large dining
room at The forward end which eNteuds
the full width Of the boat and has large
windows on each side, giving plenty oi
llght and ventilation. This room vii
accommodate SOC persons. The upper
deck Is "A hospital. There are ward'
for sick children. equipped with cribs
and wards FOR sick mothers which have
full sized beds. There Is an examination
room and at the other end II reception
room for guests. STAFF dining room ant
sitting room for the nurses. and rooms
for the doctors. On the hurricane decl
IS an isolation ward in ease a contagioul
disease should bc found among those
on board. There are stat"rooms Tor th'
CAPTAIN, engineer. mate and doctors.
The hospital ship Is equipped with al
mod.ru life saving deN ICES. No inone!
has been spared To make it as perfec
as possible and II probably will h
pointed to a. a model ship for TIN
kind OF work for a long time TO come.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06
BREAD LINER WANTS TO PAY,
Gets ~ job md Returns to Free
Depot With Money.

One 1T the regulars OF the bread line.
after an absence OF several days, walked
into the I3read Depot IN Prince street
yesterday. smiling
Dick RrilJi handed out the loaf or
bread. AS uSuai. Instead of taking IT,
however, .Luk plankcd down a 90 cent
piece ol thcs tame,
THANK y,,e:, hut won't he needing
free bread avn more, | hope he said.
ave got a Oh. J guess " you Tor
several loaye.S more than that VIII buy,
hi, I want To- ., y for helping me while !
was down and q ~.
"Don't take 10 Dick said Tom Merry,
who Joined in u IL conversation. THE
Sun bread fund & oeSn't need it. B"sihes
that Is what we /. re- her" for to help.
From Los .Nng,ics, cat, u contribution
Of Sc 10 the bread linz cam" YESTERDAY.
The contributor = Mrs, :. W. Mudd,
2232 Harvard BotA eNdrd, OF mar 'hE
"Please apply the enclosed check on
YOUR bread fund" avs another letter en-
closing 81, and sig nd, ~ reader slhc"
'Befo' dc Wah'." +. II. \, from rupert,
w. Va. Yesterday srlt n check Tor -
.Please apply the IN closed dollar to the
fund witch furnishes Gre" bread to those
who apply At THE SN hrcdi store,
says another letter signed IN Ills
Name"
Tom Merry and y ksS Fright gave
away the usual thous ahd ioa'es yes
terday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06
SALVATION ARMY AFTER FUND.
To star, " hirlWind Campaign for
x5OO.OOO Booth Memorial.

Ano;her whiglw nd campaign for
money T. planned for this city. This
time il is the salvation Army. ana a'-
cord.ug to- ~" announcement of TOM
maudcr E,augelinc Booth the amour,
eskcd is $500. nun. Tho campaign, post
pon.d for more than two Years because
of conditions. viii begin the last week
In March or carly ia April.
G. :. Ward viii a., cot the work. lie
was IN charge ~ tie y. VI. =. A-i. W.
G. 4 rdihpalgu. We WI he assisted
BY ,;e,rrc " Perkins. William HamlI1
Childs. John HAYS Hammond. George
McAucu>. thhurccy NJ b"p"w. Joh:.
Wauanaker. illIan FcliuweS, Morgan,
Mortimer NJ. Singer. william Marble
Seth Low. louu Sh,rWiu crosby. Ogden
Mills Reid. capt. j Il. ir"cnhut, George
7. BrokaH. William Grant Brown,
Samuel i. RloomiuGdLlc aud others.
tn object Is /" buiid u memorial TO
Gen. William Booth in the form "f "a
training college for StNati"n Arm!
work and an Institutional mission where
Adrifters IAN L., cared for spiritually AMI
Z physically.
womau's committee, headed by
NJ =. william Grant Brow, viii coop
~ tie. 1t wUl include Mrs. Richard
AN rich, Mrs. Frederick Billings, Mr.
Ion n Sherwin Crosby, Mrs. !. Hedges
Gravel, Mrs. Thomas j, flaming. Mrs.
Jan~,s Lees Laidlaw. Mrs. JOIN I.yttlc-
TON Igor. Mrs. William Cummings
s,orv and Mrs. Louisa Lee schuyler,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06

Edward ]. Diamond ant his wife &C.
ia, yesterday, through their counsel
Martin r. Manton. filed a. demurrer 10
the Indictments for mansla uGhter IN Inc
first and second degrees. az "A result OF
the FIRE IN the Diamond ca Udy Factory
IN BROOKLYN. MIR. MantOni commended
that the charges were yag ne. that no
factory laws had been violat I'd and that
tho prosecution has failed TO show that
locking OF the door Oh the { curtin moor
was respOneib BILE for any of ne deaths,
Judge Dixie reserved decision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06
ship Wr-ckaxe In Sub Nay.

Engineers working In the owl Slip
Clark street subway tunnel repor he'd yes
terday the finding OF wreckage o. an old
ship about $50 feet from the r yooklyn
-. The wreckage consisted of plank
ing and . heavy anchor chain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06
Chiffon
Poplins, 49c
Silk and Cotton
May, Usual Price 59e

May, Usual Price 5H
Lustrous and silky. this finely
corded fabric comes in
white. cream, maize. pink.
light blue. heliotrope. Nile,
w~istaria, old rose, reseda,
serpent, Russian. Quaker
grey, taupe, peacock, gobelin,
Trench brown. cadet. Copen-
hagen. navy and black.
SO in. wide.
Mays second Floor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06
Women's Embroidered
Colored Initial Handker-
chiefs, Box of s, ACC

Colored Initial Handker-
chiefs, Box of s, ACC
Standard Prize 80. Two dainty
styles with elongated initials, as
sorted colors. Illustrated.
All Silk Crepe de Chine
Handkerchief each 24c
Macy, Usual Priee I9e
Lace trimmed and in all-over bro
caded effects. White centcrs
with dainty colored borders.
Others in solid colors.
Women's Linen Initial
Handkerchief
Box of 6, sec Illustrated.
Elongated embroidered letter
in colors. Mays Usual Pricc 1-c.
Women's Pure Irish
Linen Hdkfs., 6 for Sac
Finer quality. 6 for 44c
Mems Irish Linen Hand
kerchiefs, 6 for Sac
Good size, /. and IL inch
hens; soft finish.
Mays Main FLOOR. atth St
carr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06

Chinese Chippendale Living
Room Suite, $1,000
Three pieces. covered in genuine
Spanish leather; mahogany frames.
Solid Mahogany Library
Table, $33.75
Reproduction OF the Adam design:
II drawer.
Solid Mahogany Library
Table. s39.25
Reproduction Of the Adam period;
fine design.
Solid Mahogany Library
Table, $3.50
Colonial design; four columns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06
Lace
Flouncimgs

Lovely for frocks, ncgiigccs
and p%etticoats are lace
hounclngS of this quality.
White or black chantilly and
novelty lace flouncings in
floral designs. on silk and
cotton craquelle and hex
agon meShes. 26 to 80
inches wide. Mays usual
price would be Sl.49 to
S2.24. Special at CSC yd.
Demi-flouncingS to match
some of the above flounc-
ingS. l3 to II inches wide.
Special at CSC yd.
Mays Main Floor, tcntrr=
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06

Covered with
a good grade Of
tapestry; size 6
#. 8. Loose
cushion seats,
pillow backs,
with spring
front on seat.
Arm h
and Rocker to
match, S33.75
each.
EnglishMoroc-
co Wing Arm
Chair. S50.25
Loose cushion
seats; spring
arms and seat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06

Mahogany Finish
Library Table, $l7.2A
Jacobean design: very fine finish.
Living Room Suite, $56.25
Mahogany finished frames: three
pieces, covered in genuine Spanish
leather; loose cushion seats.
Mahogany Library Table. S27.2
Reproduction of the Adam period:
one drawer.
Solid Mahogany Library
Table, $56.25
Chinese Chippendale design: three
drawers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06
Mems Pure Irish Linen
Hdkfs. each l2c

IsuoI P,rc, 10. Pc and ~
An accumulation OF odd lot,
some slight. ,oiied. oth"r-
with droppel stitch. etc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06

Women's Novelty Colored
Initial Handkerchief
Box of 6, 39c
Verified Price EI,euhere 75e.
Soft finish. good size, block
letter in elaborate design; as
sorted colors. illustrated.
Women's Embroidered
Handkerchief, 6 for 29c
One corner embroidered in colors
and white. Many with corded
effects. Standard Price Zoe Each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06

English Morocco
Davenport, $4,000
Loose cushion seats, size : #. s.:
cushions stuffed with silk floss:
spring arms and spring front in
seat.
Rocker to match. S51.25.
Solid Mahogany
Library Table, S2d.74
Colonial design with one drawer.
Solid Mahogany
Library Table, $33.75
Reproduction of Queen Anne
period: one drawer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06
White ChinchiIIa
Coats, Sl9.74

Sport coats Of white Noruu
chiuchilla. Irrgth, -;
sleeves, convertible collar, rl'
pockets, all-arouuG belt.
verified plaitS a waist line IN ha.
White bone buttons.
ID tlanr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06
Mems Irish Linen
Initial Handkerchiefs
Box of 6, CSC

Standard $50 Grade
Pure linen in various styles OF
embroidered initials; white
and colors. illustrated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06

A New
Petticoat
is the next thought after you
have decided on your new
Spring Suit. Crisp Taffetas
are the favorites, although
many prefer the Jersey Tops
with the flare flounce of
contrasting silk. You may
have your choice Of
TWO NelD Models
at $2.S9
Heavy Quality Taffeta, in
black, changeable effects
and street shades; deep
flounce with rows of shir-
ring, finished with pleated
ruffle in scalloped effect.
Jersey Silk Top with deep,
flaring flounce of Messaline
silk. finished with narrow
scalloped ruffle. Black, plain
colorsand changeable effects
Macy's-Th ird Floor, Rear
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06

Mems Extra Large Size
Irish Linen Handker-
chiefs each 19c
Made with l. and Il in. hens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06
Dress Goods and Coatings

\ most attractive showing
street costumes or separate
checks and plaid.
Velour checks. 50 in, in a variety
OF new color effects. S2.l9 yd.
Velour checks. "a in, and velour
plaids in new color combinations.
50 % 'hp yi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06
Women's Pure Irish
Linen Initial Handker-
chiefs, 6 for 29c

Linen Initial I1dIiohci-
chiefs, 6 for 29c
Excellent value at the price.
Women's Irish Linen
Initial Handkerchief,
Box of s, 74c
Superior quality; neat block
letter in wreath.
Verified P,icc Liscuhc,e $500 Half Do;,7
northumberland Linen
Handkerchief each D, l2c
Good quality linen in several
pretty designs; plain and
corded effect.
Mems Initial Hdkfs. e.
Special: s for 800. Usual Prr-
Clearance of various style DO
white and colnrS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06
Satin Afternoon
Goats, S29.75

Full model, 3, length, with wide
black velvet band around the
hem. Velvet band trimming ON
the revers and collar with "A little
outstanding irill at the back OF
the collar. Dropped shoulders,
shaped sleeves. Lined throughout
with white peau de cygne. Black,
new blue, gunmetal gray and rose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06
ANNIVERSARY SALE
Embroidere
Floumcimg

Spring fashions show diStinc;
tendencies toward frockS a.
embroidered bouncing.
Most lovely are these move.
effects in H. in. white wolfe
Flouncing Embroidered in
colorcd artificial silk and
white cotton in rose, gold,
rcsrda green. lavender. ~
and Copenhagen.
Anniversary Sale Price, 99c
NaCN's-Nai Floor. trntrr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06
Misses Top Coats of
Whipcord, S23.74

Flare model with yoke and rag
sleeves; high '.hin-Chiu COLI,
and cuffs are of Bolivia cloth g
contrasting shades; coat lar.
somely lined throughout ~
plaid silk. ColorS: Nayy. Blac
and Tan. Sizes Il, Ii and lNyca.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06

a Sale OF rlne HdnODdgS
On Wednesday morning Mays
Department for Women Hand
bags will place IN sal" q roll's'-
tion Of exclusive models in velvet
handbags. They include some
Of the most beautifully mad"
bags pro~urable Details will
he advertised on Tuesday.
Macy, Main Floor. seth St.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06
Misses Cape Coat
Suit. S32.75

''Poiret Twill" fashions this chic
model, and may he had in Navy,
Black, Rookie and Sand. Bclted
coat. pleatcd back and front,
features the new cape collar.
bell sleeve button trimmed. FLAIR
ing skirt with adjustable belt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06

ANNIVERSARY SALE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06

Mahogany Library Table. SCOTS
Louis 18th design; two drawers.
Howard Tapestry Arm
Chairs, S24.34
Fine construction; covered in as
sorted tapestries: stuffed with tow,
moss and hair. Rocker to match,
$25.25.
All-Over Stuffed
Davenports, $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-06

Sheraton de-
sign, c o v
cred in very
fine silk We
lour; stuffed
will to W,
moss and hair;
b G S I c o
%struction. Ma
hogany frames.
C g n u j n e
Spanish lLiv-
ing r o o m
Suite, S4S.75
Three pieces,
with mahog-
any finished
frames.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

n;sn's club. Is South Third Street. Il,
$50 o'clock. All the mcmbcrs and
ihcir friends are invited. y number Of
attractive prizes will he awarded
Norfolk Wedding.
y Wedding Of interest tool. plac.
Tuesday evening AT $50 O'Clock 1t the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell
Whalcy. In Norfolk. when their ,iaugh-
ter. Dolly. became the bride oi Irvin-r
clou:man Wright. son >. George
Wright. o! l!oston.
Tho ceremony. witch vas perform
cd by Rev. Father T. l.. Waters. OF
the Sacred Heart chapel. took place
before an improvisCd altar OF palms.
white roses ana cathedral candles and
MAS Witnessed only by tho immediate.
families Of the bride and bridegroom
The bride VAS given in marriage 10y
her brother. Edward Whulcy. aud wore
!, gown of bridal satin with long tullc
sleeves and trimming OF Flemish lace
and pearls. Her maid Of lunor and
culy attendant was her sister. Miss
Elizabeth Whalcy.
The bridegroom had as his best iI;,n
Oliver Han, OF bingham. Mass. aud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

Miss Ell:, Norris ;,nd Robert u. critch-
CT served punch and Air. aud Mrs W.
-. EaptiStc were .hapcrons.
Those dancing were Miss Dora
IIurncr. OF Richmond. with Hugh q.
chambers, Miss Sadie l.uschbnu2h. OF
Charlottesville. with Roy Clark: Miss
lone Morris with raul g. Eraut!e y:
Miss I:lzaDetn kinscy with Robert u.
critchcr: Miss Evelyn Hun; with l.. NJ.
Could OF XcbuluI: Miss Annie Mcclure
with G.. ". 'rrGg. OF Icbnlon: Miss
Mar: Watson With Roy bragg: Miss
Lillian Valentine "ith Grady NoiGh;.
OF MiddlescN; Miss GLADYS Valentine
with W. T.. bcrric,a"n. OF MiudlcscA:
Miss Eli:aDeth ouil"y with Alex lr
vim: Miss Mad:;e Todd with Frank
Morris. ami Mr.. and Airs. W. q. Zap
tisto.
Stays were: prs. =. NJ. Ecll and y. &.
Campbell. OF Rnlcigh I.yuwood Per
kins. bcShauu iarlicr. Jason My11t
and Bruce Sandcrson. OF Sni,hicld. ana
Marcus a. Rollins.
EucIIre Pnrty Monday.
There Will bc cuchrc party On
Mon,iay evening =, the Catholi" Wo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

the ;sroomsmcn were William y. wha u.
ley. II brother OF tho bride: Sewer
Jones'. OF Grange. y. j.: Harold short.
Charles VI. i;ull and John N!ckrrson.
all OF New York.
linn cdateiy ate. Tia ceremony
there WAS a brilliant reception at tho
Cheat Club Tho foyer OF the club
where the guest. were received by
Mrs. Whalcy. Mr. Wright. M. aud Mrs.
l. &. Wright, Miss Whalcy aud Miss
Wright. Was arranged With II lattice u;
Southern s!uila% and Russell roses
Mrs. Whai.y. uotiIcr lpc thc bri:.
wore II gown al "iolct-"oiorcd tull,
trimmed wi;h scuuins :tnd her flowers
were II corsaRc of orchida. NhOut 81"
guests were present at The reception.
Later in rh> evening Mr a,d Mrs
Wright lcft for New York and al,
Saturday Will sail tor cuba. ou their
return the; VIII make their honi. IA
BOSTON
10 Give SnciuI.
rhe t.adi"s' Ma Society "r tn l't..j
'nglisl Lutheran ChWrci, Will hold
:: ''soc'; social on Mouda, cyouina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

IN" Ecnedic,inr parish, assisted by Neil
W. f"ardon anu William +. Staudc
Leaving for CLIFTON Forge.
Among those who viii represent:
lsirhmvnd societies at ;hc eighteenth
annual meeting OF The Numnn'S Mis-
Siouary Union. auNiliary TO the Baptist
Gcneral Absorption Of Virginia TO lie
held in Clifton Forge This week. arc
Tia" following: Mrs. w. Z. James. WHO
Is the president OF the union: Mrs
JuIiln i. Thomas. the corresponding
secretary: Mrs. g. w. McDanic! !Irs
William Ellyson. Mrs. j. j. wicker
Mrs j. j. Wicker. .ir.. Mrs. John ~
f'srkor. Mrs 4. j. Parrish Mrs -; "
iitElcr. AirS. y. L. i;udd, Airs. =. "
Vim. Mrs. X. y. Jus;is. Mrs w L.
ron. Mrs. u. II. Dyson and Misscs Mia
t"S'er. Ethel Winfield. Sue rtcrriuc
Lois Moncurc. sydney Bro";s and Nj
bcl'Woodnn
DRnrr for Miss IIurnrr
y pretty event OF October - Was III q
uai,co given b. the young men Of Wen
dcii y. -. III honor Of Miss Dora Horn
c. of iichmond. vii" is S.cnIin;. some
time with Ar. and Mrs. W. g. Baptist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

II \ o'cIock IN The basement of the
church.
OF Interest Here.
l.! the presence ~ members OF the
two Families only. the wedding al
Miss iiuicn G..IcNa lcakc and samuel
cougcr Maclu,irc Was quietly c"lc-
hrateI a' 80 O'Clock wednesday,
vcnina in the homo of tn" Bird.
parents. Mr. ana Mys l:dwar'' Frank
, in I'.nk.. in Newport News. TIL" ccrc.
mouy Was performed by RrN. G.. {.
Coz. bcro"c an altar of f"rra. Inim-
anI yellow chrN sauthcinnius in the
pari"" =! til" houe. Miss liinnchc
p"tlc. si:,t"y - thu bride. WAS t"iti'
OF honor. and i'unAio -. Nci>c" Mas
Mir MacIntirc's best man. I'll. bride.
who WAS given in marriage by h"r
father wore trnvc,in-; suit or blu"
lroctcioth. with gray hat and gl"N"s
and II cors:Gc bouquet Of lilies "i the
valley.
ln,mcdiu,el, aft"r ;h" ceremony. Mir
and Mrs. MIclntirr left VIA nid 'oiut
for - Northern trip. Lpon 'E"ir re.
continued ON Fifth I'a2c.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

,riucc,s vas accompanied ~. Nj and
Mrs Snltn OF r:cw Nori, CITY. and
Miss. lieiou Martin. OF Eivr,loud. Sin.
is NOW al "Cassl. uili" 81, rIac, in
AlDcuuv.y County.
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o'"cS",H 'Nr'"H t'",h ~
|'"'. -N'''''''"i ,'i"''"p,' H"ui en-
=! l'Nh' ~ :, ""yu - ~ W..
S"u a. p'I""'' 'h' =, ~. ~ 'v ',, ~ ~,
"'HS' 'i'"'tV'"' % 'ioNn' u"N ne, nc
w '"'' N'. " i'""'f'V''' '""o', W '',.
oria,' ">s'",'" "N Key, 'aad'"S r.
S'a.,"' 800. % 49, '"' "a.
"' '""'," 80 ut''' ~" "I'i Wv 81
80 80 -
49,, .l, nr,.b .,t,r,d .iu,in,~
"c pcrtcct Love Tho wedding march
,,gs rendered u! Miss Florence Harvey
The bride. ,vho was given in mar
RAGE by her cousin, James T.. Edmunds.
wore a. gorn &c white, meteor with
p.ai' embroidery. Her tullc veil was
caught with wreath OF orange bios
SONS ana she carried Il bouquet of
roses au" Mics 81 the valley
MrS Ny t %nni i,o'I'S W., ., n h,,n ,nn
i'"', ~. ". ""t,v. 80 80,
go" &c 1t, }
,.in.,. ti,,,,',r. i,,,r..ri,,n ,1,rsh,,Ii
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

lou's top coat i'm blue,
Java and Tamarack. This
model with deep yoke at
the back and belted front.
is full lined and has rae
coon collar; extra large
pockets. $1,000.
Among the many mod
els at one price this one is
conspicuous. Shown i'm
gold. leather, green and
Burgundy. it is semi
fitted in front and full
swagger belted back. The
good character OF the col
lar is noteworthy. $1,000.
Here is one OF Bernard's
most successful models
copied in vclours cloth Of
rose taupe. green and BuT-
gundy. Designed with
sct-in sleeve and large
side pockets; bclted front
and extremely full back;
trimmed richly in Hudson
seal. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

MO idle assertion, the
/ abov We have
watched the importations
carefully and have repeat
eddy had models made up
in American fabrics when
the novelty and beauty OF
the garment warranted it.
4 stunning full raglan
sleeve model has been
copied in an excellent
quality of American We
lours. Back full ilaring;
front beltcd. Handsome
raccoon collar. In green,
brown and navy. $3.50.
An extra heavy wool
Jersey belted sport coat
has the bottom OF the gar
mcnl and the collar band
ed in Hudson seal. Novel
and smart, in purple. rose,
green and chartreuse. S25.
Fur trimmings offer the
salient feature in this We
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

Here are charming dress
es in combination Of
Georgette crepe and
serge, in fashionable
straight lines, box
pleated. Embroideries
Of wool on collar, cuffs
and belt. Shown in
navy and black, in vary
ing. style features. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

Handsome dresses in navy
or black serge with
bodice and pockets in
lwo-tone wool embroid-
cry. Deep pointed col
lars of white flannel,
with cuffs to match.
y dozen or more smart
style features. Many
models at $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

Apres midi dresses. in
Georgette crepe and
velveteen, yoked back
and front in straight
box pleated lines. fin
ished with belt and sash
of velveteen. Satin col
lar trimmed in mole.
All fashionable colors
and varied styles. At
$500.