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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
AnnunI MccsInr nf \. VI. q.

Tho annual meeting Of the voting
members Of the y. NJ 9 49, the IRE,
since the completion ot the now build :
Ing in Union street. was held las,
night gratifying rcpor, was sub
nitted by General Secretary \. w.
"aich, covering the operations Of the
association during the past wear. it's
present satisfactory condition and tn.
ehcourasin outlook for the future.
RESOLUTIONS on tho death of Dr 7
'ofdon Rcnnic. who was n director
were adopted :
mere are fifteen directors OF tho
sociauon, with terms so arranged ,b.,
"Nc ne" ones must 10 elected cacb
year. owing TO the death OF Or pcr-
me ana inc resignation OF r. r. Will
cox seven new oucs instead of five wcro
clected last night. AS follows q g
WRIGHT w. NJ. Fucker. Robert Gillian,
"" . - Hoar. y. Il. Bradshcr. =. II
Irewry and 4. y. Hamilton. Tho hold
over directors arc: II. u. Seward. J NJ
M"iicn. j. w Long. l. g. Kent. r. s.
rowing. George W. Harrison. + n.
laiieH and II. r. Smith meeting
OF INC full board was held and officers
Ior IN" ensuing year were elected as
loilo"s: President. s. r. Rradsher.
Stce-rrcs!dent, Robert Gillian. Jr. sec
rotary, George w. Harrison: treasurer
Hugh r. Smith.
The delegates appointed 10 tho X,
tional Y. VI. GA convcutio, ,,bioh
meets IN Cleveland. Ohio. arc \ y
Eradshcr. W. NJ. Rocker ana ~
WalCh - W e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
Ju,nes T.. Wright.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
WOODSTOCK. VA. April 2l.-.Iames
T. Wright. aged siXty-scven years, is
dead at his home near Maurcrtown
Shenandoah County. He was a Mason
member OF the knights OF Pythias
and the Junior order, United America n
Mechanics. He is survived by his
widow. three daughters and two sons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
that he was able to he out.

that he was able to he out
Mr.. Hylton was th,rty-scvcn years
old and native o: Patrick County. ~,
was member o. tho Odd Fellows'
Lodge lie ts survived hv his wife
ana Il young son. also daughter by
his first marriacc.
The funeral Will be held tomorrow
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall. "a hours ending s T. NJ. O.3
deficiency in rainfall since March
................ 80
Deficiency in rainfall since Janu-
arg i................ al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
WOODSTOCK. VA. April 2l.-AIrs.
virginia G. Hotel. aged forty two
years. wife OF William Hotel. died at
her home near this place on Friday
She is survived by her husband. four
children, three brothers and two sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22

Governor Stuart spent Yesterday =,
Abingdon, where he addressed rArre
sentative cattle raisers of Washing
ton County assembled there to organ
ize n live stock association. Ee will
he back AT his office today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22

The board of aldermen failed to meet
last night for lack of quorum. and
an adjournment was had until Tuns.
day evening.
The condition OF Dr. II. G.. Leigh.
who has been i'll for several DAYS. is
reported as much better today.
The trcstle bridge over Tin.,ov,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
DEATHS

at her home April u Mt
+. NJ. MISS SARAH EVELYN EoBiNS
a nm i E, Two sisters, Mrs. J. NJ Anderson
ana Miss Emma Robins. and two brothers
Rev j. w. 5. Robins, of Irvineton. Va and
Mr.; *: 5. l;9hims. of Sanford. Va. and two
Anderson. of Richmond College and ur
j. r.. Anderson. "
Due motive Of funeral will be given.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22

Ky order of the Hastings Court. per-
mission was granted Yesterday to Nor
ris' Fhiiiip and Abraham Groschinsky
10 change their names to Morris. Phil
lip and Abraham Groh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
The Weather
Furnishcd by U. s. .yentiler bureau
Local Temperature.

l2 noon temperature. Observation-Disclosures. So
r. NJ temperature. .......... 81
Maximum temperature to S y. NJ. 81
MinfmuI temperature to T. Nj. sc
Mean tcmpfra ture. Observation-Disclosures. "a
Normal temperature for this date. as
Excess in temperature. ........ II
Deficiency in temperature since
March Observation-Disclosures. ZOE
Accumulated excess since January
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22

EhlSIoL' VA. April 2l.-Mrs. Louise
Rice wife OF Captain w. l.. Rice who
was Bristofs first Mayor in 1856. dlea
to-day, aged sevcnty-cicht years Hcr
husband survives at the age OF eighty.
four.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
w. 4. l. Arnelf

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch.l
MINERAL. VA, April CIV. y. L.
Arnett died this morning, aged forty
two years. lie was an expert telegraph
operator. and was for many years in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
Local Observations a, s y. VI

Temperature CO: humidity. Sc: wind
direction. southeast: wind. velocity, S:
state Of weather. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
LncnI barometer neadlng..

Barometer (reduced to sea ieveD,
y. NJ 1854
Barometer (reduced to sea leveD. S
r. NJ. Observation-Disclosures. oe.5s
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Mrs. william Hotel.

Burial services were I'm charge OF tho
cassia Lodge OF Masons OF Woodstock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

observation-disclosures Ints VS.. Pe-
tersburE, Virginia League, DrOad
Street Park, 4 o'clock.
Track-Dunl meet, Richmond Col
icEe Va. Wake Forent. wcsthnmp-
ton Stndium, $3.50 o'clock.
Lyric - Popular vaudeville and
pictnrcH' matinee, 3; night. 1880
md D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22

y Special Communicating of Fraiernai
IL Lodge. No -. A. + & 4 NJ Iii
" he he. hS Cd. To,MonRow (sUNDNY, at
purpose OF paying the last sad iribui. ~
rccspect to Brother Charles Davis Burriette
OF BaEonne Lodge. No. o. New Jersey
Members NJ sister lodges and transient
brethren are fraiernally invited to unite
by order OF the worshipfu, Master
WM. REINIIEIMER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST. tan card case In iitney or in or near
Hanover Avenue md rece!y. r.vnrd 49,,
phone Boulevard o2lO-J -
STRAfEI. from :421 stuart Avenue. setter
Hos whre with black ears and hl.rk
snots. Answers 10 name Duke cal H +
,,Iunorc. care Syduor 4 iiundiey Reward
LOST, cameo brooch Hanover bo,vccp
MEADOW and Cathedral. Reward If re
turned 10 1921 Hanover " &c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22
GUESTS SLEEP IN ROOM
WHERE MAN ENDS LIFE
Robert A. Harrington, OF Newton,
Miss, Commits Suicide In
Petersburg Hotel.
BODY FOUND IN MORNING
a. Is. Bradshcr Is Elected President
OF 4. NJ. &. a. at Annual Meeting
OF Directors--Trcstlc on City Point
Road Quickly Rebuilt.

PETERSBURG. VA, April 2l-Rob-
crt Alexander harrington. aged twenty
nine years. of Newton. Miss and an
employee Of the Dn FONT Company.
committed suicide in his room In the
Mount Vernon House in Sycamore
street. last night by swallowing car
bolic acid.
The young man came to the house
last evening, engaged lodging for the
night and paid for II in advance lie
went Immediately to his room and re-
tired. There were other dodgers in the
room. but they came in later. and lef,
early for their work this morning,
Knowing nothing about the young
stranger. Later this morning when
tho maid went 10 the room Harrington
was still in bod and examination
showed him TO be dead.
Investigation showed that death had
probably occurred early in tho night
and was caused by carbolic acid poison.
The body WAS cold aud rigid. the mouth
WAS badly burned and an empty bottle
labeled "carholic acid-poisou" was
clutched In his hand, The acid was
purchased ~ this city
No Inquest was deemed necessary.
and the body was turned over to j. r.
Morriss &: Son, 10 be embalmcd and
held subject 10 instructions from -ela
tves Papers OF rccommen lation were
found In his pocket, ,lso 8 partly used
mileage book OF the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad, and receipts showing
him to he a member in good standing
Of Newton ,MisS.) Lodge No. 81. a. T.
a. NJ. = telegram was to-day sent
10 that lodge. giving notice Of the
young mans death. as also 10 a brother
of the deceased. y. e. HARRINGTON. of
Starksville. Miss
Nothing whatever is known as to the
cause OF tho suicide. The body Will
be sen, to his home In Ncw,on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-22

Boys Norfolk Suits. They are we'll made and arc tho
SeS' values we nave ever this The fabrics
i are usually put IN higher price dsuits, at CO IN
Norloh SUITS. The quality, style and workmanship is
superior TO boys suits shown the same price doFs 40
ELSEWHERE; extra pair Of nckerbociers ~ ID .sSa1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-19
WHY HAIR FALLS OUT

naudrun causes fcyersh irritation
~ tho scalp. the hair roots shrink looa-
cn and then the hair comes out fnst 10
stor falling hair NJ once ana rid the
scalp OF every particle or dRndrun get
25.cent bottle OF pandcrinc at hnN
drug store. pour little In your hand
and rub well into tho scalp After a
few applications all dandun disappears
and the haiy stops coming out ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-19
60 70 DYING slsrrR-

State Fire Marshal G.. G. Hammond
and Mrs hammond Irl Wednesday
noon for Rn.rd, TcNas for tho bedside
~ the mttcr's sister Mrs A T Howell
who WRz reported dying Eplrd ls about
$50 miles west Of Fort Worth ou th.
Texas a Pacific railroad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-19

STATE CHEF AS GUEST.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-19

state .nmmlr of tho Ladies' o. Tine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
The Manicure Lady
She Cites Some Useful Adricc On
.Sarins Money.
ny william f. Kirk.

Gee. George" said the Manicure
Lady II never knew how tender a
lady could love 4 gent I'LL I began
reading this here novel. 'Vivian's Hus-
band It's awful nice the way she
awcurs by him
Wives is that WAY in novels most
ir." said the doubling Head Barber.
My Missus wouldn't vote for me If
she had vote and was running FOR
President"
g don't like that cynical way in
which you have been talking lately,
George" said the Manicure Lady.
You used to I've always there with q
Kind remark about the fair sex, and
lately you're getting to lie a resula,
old Adam Sourdoush There is a 10,
Of kind and loving wives in this
world"
THAT don't help me none" said tho
Head Barber II got a fine scoldinc
before I left home this morning +
sint got over feeling cheap yct"
II bet il was your own fault" said
the Manicure Lady. AN you gotta
do, George, is TO take home come
flowers to her Tonight. ! seen that
gent that just went out sivc YOU a
dollar tip. and il your take another
up from me, spend that dollar for q
bunch of Movers"
'Do YOU think that would work -
asked the Head Barber. Jack OBricn
took home some tl2wers The other night
and his wife hit him on the bald head
with them. and they had ,horns on
the stems"
"rhat wouldn't happen again in y
thousand years" the Manicure Lady
assured him. IT'S girls is all heart
when we see flowers brought to us by
them we love. Try H."
81 guess I will" said the Head Bar.
Der. 81 wouldn't never have any
trouble at home IL didn't bet money
on the horses. | have always said if
7 made killing at the track | would
buy a home in the country. But tho
killing amt came yet
And it won't never come" declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21

The women Of America arc the
most charming in the world" said an
interesting and observing Englishwo-
man the other day. and il seems un-
gracious for me /" criticize them. Eut
can, help wondering why they at
tend the theatcrs and other festive
gatherings with hair SO untidy.
''ln England France. Germany and
Russia. no woman considers herself
perfectly equipped for the grand oc-
casion unless her couture is beauti-
fully done. When our servants so TO
their own social gatherings they have
the hair dressed. 1t is considered so
much more essential over there than
il is here. At the theater the other
evenine--ii was the premiere perform
ance and the audience was gay anG
fashionable saw not more than hall
dozen women who looked as IL their
hair had been oomhed at all.
II hnd upon inquiry that the average
American woman fears that the sleek.
waved. neat couture takes from tina
softneSs OF her complexion and facial
contour SO II may. but let her con.
slider how much II adds: 1t gives her
dignity. II places her in the mode. 1t
imparts distinction. Most of the heads
resembled scrambled birds nests. which
is a great pity. since American women
wear The most beautiful clothes and
wear them moro beautifully than any
other women the vide world over
Does she not speak the truth" Look
about YOU at the theater and observe.
And every woman viii explain tina,
she prefers iudividuality of couture.
That's all RICH; IL the Individuality
looks As II il had some attention. But
why a. jack straw Individuality?
If YOU are thinking ot indulgins in
new frock with which 10 finish out
the summer permit us TO suggest that
YOU consider tho smart little model
that is given 20 US by our friend. the
artist
The whole idea is as attractive as
the tender memories Of youth and
the hopes "f tho future. The gar
men, is made Of pussy willow in deli
cate champagne color. The skirt is
laid in fine tucNs in the front form
Ing simulated hip yoke. On either
side appears Sraceful drapcrE
which lunches up in q piouant little
pour al tho back. The bodice closes
At one side and there are two rows
or stunning buttons, crocheted with
SILK Of bright srrsnium red The col
lar. extending in 4 single fold from
shoulder u shoulder. is ~ white linru !
with edges hu,tonholed III ccranum-
Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
Ethical
alks
What to Wear
Frock Of Pussy Wiliow To6eta in
Champagne Color.
By Nine. QuI Ni,e.

Any merchant king is gallant enough
to aCknow ledge that he will give wu-
man credit for anything.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
Copyright. 1916, by the Wheeler syndic

the Manicure Lady. You will keep
on throwing good money after bnd,
ana your horses will keep losing
Don't he simp ali your life. George.
stop buying rings for them poolroom
sharks They never done nothing for
You
II guess I'm through" said the Head
Barber. Il guess you're right. Never
again FOR me.
Now that's the way to talk" said
tho Manicure Lady. I'm TWO years
from now YOU viii come TO me. II :
amt married and gone away from here
in the meantime, and you will tell me
that this here tip have gave you to-
day was the best advice you ever got"
Maybe you're risht," said the Head
Barber. II am just COINS TO try your
system for while. II will be like
quitting smoking, though. 1t Will be
tough.
George" said the Manicure Lady
this Is n tough world. It's tough all
the way. It's tough TO babies and to
Erown-ups. You gotta be tough to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
Woman andHome

circumstances attending the birth of
her only child? You cannot rcmember
the name Jof tho doctor or the nurse :
who is Your family physician"
"Dr. Colfa1"
''How long has hc attended your
family"
III don, know, Since my mar
riasc. think
'''rheu he must have attended you
when Rose was born and he must
have some record Of her birth. even
though he seems ~ have neglected to
scribed by law. viii ask leave to
call Or. ColfaX He is
NO" again broke in Mrs Mason.
with visibly Increasing nervousness
II remember now that he was not in
attendance.
You did not call in your own fam
lily doctor then: And YOU cannot re-
member who was called in? There
have never been more than four physi-
clans at time in Nasonburs. In the
m meantime"
Your Honor" cried tho district at
tor7iey, noting Mrs. Mason's aspect OF
panic terror. II have listened patiently
TO this line OF irrelevant. incompetent
and immaterial questioning. because I
KNOW my learned opponent has hope
less case. But the time OF the court
is being tempered with. request to
know what the name OF any physician
has 10 do with the fact that Thomas
Fletcher Is guilty OF abduction, and
Thomas Fletcher has not yet been
proven guilty or abduction. Your Hon
or, Contiadicted Davenport The
whole question Of his possible guilt
hinges OF Rose Masons being less
than eighteen years old There is no
court record nf her age. The date
must he established by contemporaries
witnesses ana by similar testimony
The only known witness is a woman
who apparently recalls no detail Of
her child's birth except that she says
she three weeks later. made an entry
in family Eibie. The Bible. Your
Honor. Is sacred and unimpeachsbly
truthful hook. But it's sacred unim-
pcscha bility does not include Tho rec.
ords that arc placed in it by fallible
mcrtals. Especially. by woman
whose memory has proven so cccentri-
cally defective rs this witness.
crave permission TO go on with my
questions"
Gro be- continued tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
\nnnicOn I'M Tic Lntcht.

Napoleon sport hats arc the latest
aud most dashin- The brim, Very
vide anG very hcNib!c. is slashcd from
rdsc 20 crown ut tn" ccntcr-fron,.
bound with black arosErajn ribbon aud
laced ny Win marrow black velvet.
FINALLY the slashed hr!m is turned ii-
rcr'!N M against The crown and fax-
tened jhcrc With SMALL. smart black
velvet bow. Worn with "a black and
whirc checked sport coat AL big
pockets aud big white pearl buttons.
hlach Napoleon hat IF tho sort de-
sCrIhrn il rhIc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
COIOrs for Autumn.

The powers that he who determine
what woman will wear next season
have nut their heads together in Paris
and decided upon the new autumn
entirely. and green, so fashionable this
year. viii have few adherents. There
are purplish blues. nickel and gun
metal Grays, scVcra charming reds. la =
Guiding fucheia rcraninm and brick
rcd. browns viii bc exclusively fash
ionahe With gamut from bisuuc 10
chocolate The viea; feature IN this
respcrt however. viii hc chameleon.
cnch chameleon shade combining TWO
~ hers IN shot effect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21

Tommy said Uncle oncd pjsb
o o. that's there NV INV
O assisa
49," '''' "'"o burned matches
ON Said MS uncle
>. Darn IN 'here
q
Copyright 1916. by tho Syndicate Inc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21

y" class Of people dcvotes as
much time to beauty as do Actresses.
and naturally no class mugt be
more careful TO retain and devotion
their charms. Inquiry among them
develops the information that in
hair care they md IL dangerous to
shampoo with any makcshin hair
cleanser. Instead they have stu
died 10 find the finest preparation
made for shampooinx and bringing
out The beauty OF the hair. The
majority Of them say that TO en-
Joy the best hair wash and scalp
Siimuiator that is known, act ~
package OF canthroX from your
druBSiHi. dissolve u tcaspoonfuI in
cup Of hot water and your sham
poo IL ready. ~ costs less than
three cents for this amount After
lis use the hair dries rapidly. with
uniform color Dandrun. excess oil
and dirt are dissolved and entirely
disappear. Your hair viii be so
nuTy tina, II VIII look much heavier
Than 10 is Its iuAtre and softncss
VIII alro delight you, while tho
stimulated scalp gains tho health
which inxures hair growth. ADJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21

one odd feature In tho prosecution s
case had impressed him. and while he
sci no espccial value on it. yet IL
was against this that he begun his
assault
He recalled Mrs. Mason to the stand,
and made her repeat her former teSti-
mony Of having entered the date OF
Roses birth in the family Bible. Mrs.
Mason was in wretched condition Of
nervousness. and bordering upon
breakdown. But she gave her evil
dence without Jaw, and ill could
see il WAS the truth.
Airs Mason" went on Davenport.
f, YOU have testified that you wrote this
entry in the Eihle. and that you did
so within three weeks after Rose
Mason was born. How did il happen
that her father did not write it,"
NE was MOI a, home" said Mrs.
Mason. lie Was in Eurone He had
gone 10 Moscow on legal business for
the government ~ was absent from
not return until Rose was nearly four
months old
II sec. We will go into that later
Mrs. Mason. ii" sou know the law re-
ouires thai record he made Of every
birth marriage or DEATH"
Il did no, know"
-" YOU know that there is ahso-
iuteiy no record in the board Of health
archives Of Rose Masons BIRTH"
There Is not examined the ar
"hiNc, whiie ! was preparing this case
There ia II" record there of her birth
Vet YOU have said she was born III this
lily on September 3. 1898
"loUr lionor." spoke up the district
attorney. that is readily explained.
Mrs. Mason has said she knew nf no
such la" senator Mason was abson.
flom home ~"
III Your II"nnr plcasee," said paycu-
port. that II 40 excuse The la does
uot require tn" parents to make such
ontrS II i" tho province Of tho al.
tending ph! .i,iau--w whether i'm tho Cas
Of birth "r death-and Of tho clergy
mHu and Tho license clerks in the case
of marriase Mrs. Mason" hc re-
sumcd. turning again 10 the witness.
what ph> si''an Was in attcndau""
when your daughter. Rose. was horn"
IL don't rcmcmhcr," falt.rcd Mrs
Masoi
Won d"m.' rcmcmbcr tho physician
VII" attended YOU whcn your only
"stoniShcd
NO
Then what nurse did sou have"
S"tdh " 'ii'rS, SalG Mrs. Mason.
"Sh" was Win me from tho ycar Of
ny marriage until i've years ago"
u know tn" Walters woman" an
SN"rcd la Ncnp"rt. she is nov acting
az h"uS"kc"rcr in my sisters ftuully.
Win the courts permission. shall
scud for her To-
SO" interviewed Mrs Mason cur
rlcdly. 'A"" that come 10 think 81
-, sarah was no, with INC when Rose
Vas horn ! r"ucmhcr now She Vas
threatened with consumption ,ubcr-
"ulrsiS.-atld aout her to Sai;iu;,c for
n""r'. year %ho returned lo W. Just
before San:i"r Mason got back FROM
Europe -"
'rhGri 80 GA sat IS your nurse ct,
ttaI tune
u { don't recall
Nirs M"sou, exclaimed I,aveuport
do YOU mean 80 ton tho cour, tina,
any mother cau forget such imrortant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-21
col"rcI silk

The ceinture is softly folded length
II ianeta that passes through two
rod buckles placed under the arms
~ the hack the sash is made into
bow, which haLtwo rather Iong flow
ing ends, each one weighed down With
red silk tassel.
For almost any ordinary occasion
lhs model will lie found tried and
true friend
L.ettuce-sreen silk marrui:.tte makes
up into charming frocks for inidsum.
Nor wear. There Is ~" color 50 cool
as green and no fabric ~ cool as
maruuisctte: therefore, The combina-
ton is happy one
4 stunning model Of an afternoon
frock is made with delicate touches
here and there of FAINT mauye tint
broad shawl collar 81 maruuistttc
has narrow-plaitcd fril about the
edge and insets az lace. Tn. collar
is SO large and the waist Of The gown
go high that tho bodice Itself is AL
most hidden. The sleeves are elbow
length. with deep frils that are mar
nov where the elbow hcnds--on tn.
insde-and long and wide on the
outside. The skirt is made with panels
front and back wiah cascaded ruTes
on either side.
Copyrighted. 1916. ny j. Keclcy.)