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Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
Going Through Bisbee
 Shops 1 Noticed That :"

New evening gowns are trimmed with silver lace, and tulle with the tulle insets in the skirts, and they are often hemmed with the same.
 Gay colored ribbon neckties finished near the end with tiny ribbon fruit are new to wear with the lingerie blouses.
 Collars and cuffs made of white flannel or felt are smart with a tail ored suit.
 The Fair is showing the prettiest new marabou. in white. pink and blue. This has taken place Of the fur, to a | great extent in the evening gowns, wraps, collars and afternoon dresses. A pretty dress of white velvet, has footing of white marabou. and large shawl collar of the same
 Trim your new Georgette blouse with coin spots of silver or gold cloth. If you are handy with your needle, you can sew them on, and then scall- op or featherstitch around them with thread the color of the blouse. You will have to search far when you find a better selection of coats than those at the Phelps Dodge There are styles for all occasions. tweeds velours. velvets and broadcloth. some fur trimmed and some just good lines.
 Castor gray is effective if used with midnight blue. For instance a serge dress in midnight blue has embroid cries of castor gray in yarns.
 Oriental styles and trimmings pre-. vail in the evening wraps. of this sea- son.
 The Phelps Dodge are showing a wonderful set-hat, shawl collar, and muff in castor gray Georgette. mole skin, and velvet, with tiny silk flowers for trimmings. The hat is large and has the fold of Georgette hanging down over the eyes, and its principle trimmings are mole and flowers. The collar is a wide scarf of mole. with frills of the Georgette and a button iere. And the nun, little, round, also of mole. and frills of he Georgette. A little bunch of silk flowers adorns it.
 The more striking the lining of your coat the better style and the more in fashion you are.
 Tiny metal ribbons edge the collars of the blouses, and trim the light evening gowns.
 The Fair is showing some slate boots. a change from the Brides gray of the spring and summer. and much easier to keep.
 Bags. dresses and silk underwear are quaintly trimmed with silk apples made of ribbon and varicolored leaves.
 To have a smart gown you must
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08

have a sheath of metal cloth, and now Miss Up-tO-date has a silver and gold petticoat which she wears under her sheer gowns afternoon and evening alike
 Still the pocket remains and still there are new ideas for pockets.
 The vogue for black and white is still demanding attention, and a pro minent store in the East uses silver, black, velvet and ermine for the de corations.
 Don't worry about using too much fur on your dress-that's impossible.
 fall dress of black satin has large white buttons. white revers and almoet elbow cuffs. and the skirt has the Russian tunic.
 The Berlin Cola new style of hair dressing. The hair can be coiled either high or low. It has three puffs on the style of three separate figure "eights". A jeweled pin holds them in place.
 The Phelps Dodge store is display ing a beautiful new afternoon gown inblack pannel velvet, and in the straight long and loose lines. It is a copy of the model which was chosen by Mime. Nazimova or her newest play.
 The tunic is used by nearly all the designers. Swing a little beaded bag of satin or velvet over your wrist when off for tea.
 The new corset has straight lines. and is bit lower busted. Camisoles made entirely of ribbon are new.
 'Drape veils are smart at present.
 Pendant earrings are good and very coquettish. The coat dress is accepted as the leader in the new garments.
 Velvet and fur combine to make fetching collar and cuff sets fer win ter days.
 The new monk collar is very smart when used correctly on the dresses.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
LATEST FASHION NOTES
 from the FASHION CENTRES

K FEW YORK is not exactly a fash
 IN ion resort at the end 1f August. for while it is iull of people. they arc not residents and although few new models are being shown for the benefit of these strangers. the ten dency is to reserve the real display until alter Labor Day which always marks the real end of summer. The initiated. however. are full aware of the fact that all sorts of new costumes are arriving daily and that many surprises and interesting items are being hidden away Tn readiness tor the autumn displays and it is by no means difficult to obtain climpses of able to write Of what will he seen when the autumn opens and there is any real interest in autumn costumes to be met. That we will wear s great deal of velvet and of velvet finished cloth is an established fact. The new suitings arc really wonderfully bcauti- ful. Broadcloth is to be extensively used and broadcloth includes a variety ot plaids. cheeks and stripes as well as the plain colors and there is also new broadcloth known as satin cloth which somewhat resembles a very close haired zibcrline. It Is lustrous and rich in effect and it drapcs most ex- quisitely. Gabardine and serge are shown in plaids and in checks too and the gabardines. cheviots. Scotch lriezcs and fabrics that arc designed for the costumes of harder usage. show a very interesting variety of invisible and quiet toned checks that always arc handsome and always are prac- tical All the duvetyns. wool velours and the like are having great vogue. Real velvet is much used for suits and among the latest materials to be shown is a velvet with sort ot mot tied surface that is known as monkey skin. For evening wear. all silk vel vets are being exploited and they are of course beautiful beyond words to express. Silks. desIgned for evening and for dinner wear, are really lavish in the use of silver end gold threads used to form broca led figures. borders and the like and there are also a great many lowered silks that are excep- tionally handsome and attractive. We shall see silver and gold gauLe and silver and gold net extensively used and indeed silver and all sorts of metal trimmings are really important so generally ars the, employed
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
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Monday Musicale Oct 16, Y. NJ. C. A Woman's Club, Oct. 1S
 Y. W. c. A Board meeting Tuesday Twentieth Century. Oct. g. Y. NJ. c. A Woman's Club Needle Work Day Oct
 20.
 Halloween party Y. M. c. A, Oct 31 Needlecraft Club. Oct 13.
 Comus Players. Y. NJ. c. A, Oct. g. Round Dozen Club, Oct II.
 Madame Scotney. High School Oct F M. F. Aid. Miss Roberta Perry, Oct. 12 Anona Club, Mrs T. Dunlap. Oct 13. St. Johns Guild, Mrs. Roy Benton
 Oct. 12.
 Miss Helen Flanigan, of Oakland Cal. is the guest of her sister. Mrs. M. J Brophy Miss Flanigan was a visitor in the Brophy home a year ago and was popular member of the society set. and has mauy friends to welcome her.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Poppen return cd last week from an extended visit 10 the Pacific coast.
 The New Jersey officers entertained their friends with dancing party at Camp Harry J. Jones on Friday even- ing The music was furnished by the regimental band. and over hundred guests greeted officers and their lad ies. Punch was served throughout the evening and at midnight a lunch con of fruit salad, sandwiches, coffee ice cream. cake, hints, cigars and cig- arettes were served and a quartette entertained during intermission. It. McChord of the First Cavalry, who won the riding test, was presented a handsome watch fob with the engrav- ing and time of his ride. by his friends
 The Warren District Country Club entertained with a hop on Saturday evening" number of out-of-town guests being present, and the music was an enJoyaDle feature or the even ing.
 The first meeting of the current year of the Womans Club was held at three o'clock on Friday.
 pr. Robert Ferguson left Saturday for Indiana Harbor, Ind. where he will visit his parents and will attend the wedding of his brother
 Mrs. Armstrong entertained the St. Johns Guild at her home on Thurs day The afternoon was spen: in sew ing and tea, and cake was served to sixteen. Mrs. Roy Benton will be the | next hostess.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08

Dr and Mrs F. E. Shine entertain
 ed dinner party at the Country Cut and the party attended the dance last evening. Covers were laid for five. A pretty wedding was that of Mis-:
 Frances May Burns to MT. William Kirkbride at the Episcopal church or Sunday evening. The church wa:
 decorated with ferns. and the bride was gowned in white satin, with her
 veil held in place with orange bios sons. and her bououet, brides roses Her attendant was Mrs. Maddern, and ! MT J. W. Kirkbride attended his brother. Rev. Brewster read the beau tiful service. and the ring ceremony was used. After the ceremony Mrs Maddern entertained the bridal party and their friends with dinner at her home. The young couple will be al home to their friends in Bisbee. The Philathea Class of the Metho- dist church entertained with a parcel post party on Friday evening. Each guest was asked to bring a small pack age. the value of which was at least ten cents. and these in turn were auc- toned off at ten cents each. and a nu~'ber of dainty and useful articles were sold. and the proceeds of the entertainment went to the support and maintenance of a young lady at rchool in Tucson. Doughnuts, cake and coffee were served to the guests
 Mrs. Ted Dunlap will entertain the Anons Club with card party on Oct 13
 Mrs Sam Frankenberg and son plan to leave in a short time for an ex- tended visit to her old home in Beau mont and San Antonio, Texas.
 At the Episcopal church on Tuesday tNtlllHc NhloS btiid Dldft Oi s'oil l~ea ht was united in marriage to MT Glenn L. Allen, with Messrs c. E. Gollvitzer and Sidney Wertham as attendants. Rev Brewster performed the ceremo- ny.
 The Twentieth Century Club met at the Y. M. c. A. on Tuesday afternoon, with the program being in charge of the Home Economies Department
 The Political Victory Club met at the Y. w. c. A. on Wednesday after noon, and the talk for the afternoon was given by Mrs. Gammage who was assisted by Mrs. Doane Merrill who highly pleased the members by her lovely voice.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
Y. w. C. A, NEWS.

A Folk Dancing Class is being or ganized and is open to the small chil- dren from five to ten years, to High School girls, and a class in the even ing for the young women, under the direction of Miss Lillian Wagner. These classes promise to be quite popular, and any one who is interested may call at the desk.
 Monday evening the Chautauqua will meet.
 The Silver Link Club. under the di- rection of Mrs. Stratton. enjoyed a picnic on Friday afternoon. the usual good time was had. and delicious pic nic lunch served.
 The Y. W. C. A. board will meet at the office on Tuesday. October 10. and all members are urged to be present.
 
 In the entertainment that the Y. W. C. A. is planning to hold early in november, two Of the features or the entertainment will be "take-offs" of the Zone at the San Francisco exposition. and the Isthmus, at San Diego. and this promises to be unusually good.
 The Association will entertain with box social next Friday evening. October 13, and each young lady is re- quested to bring lunch. which will be auctioned off to the highest bidder.
 The Ukelele Club will meet on Tues day evening.
 Miss Thompson was hostess to the Awaissa Camp Fire Girls at a hike. and supper party over the divide on Friday evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08

Thousands of woman owe their youthful'appearance to NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE. No matter what may be her age, woman with a nice head of hair, hair that, is soft, glossy and fluffy, always looks younger than she is.
 HERPICIDE makes the hair beau- tiful with that sheen and shimmer which is so attractive and always indicates healthy, natural growth. It keeps the scalp free from dand- ruff and the hair from falling out.
 There are remedies said to be 'Just as good" but HERPICIDE is the genuine original dandruff germ destroyer
 Nswbro's Herp;cide in soc and Sf .0O sizes is sold at all drug stores and toilet goods counters. Guaranteed by The ierpicide Co.
 Recommended and applications made by the best barbers and hair drsSserS
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08

Mrs. James Robert Vanasek is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Duke Simpson
 in Tombstone Canyon, after an ab sence of three years. Mrs. Vanaseh was formerly Miss Susie Nemeek. and
 has a number of friends in the dis trict.
 The many friends of MT and Mrs A. s. Earnhart will be pleased to hear of the arrival of a daughter on Octob' or z.
 MT. and Mrs. James Hart and family and Mrs. Frush and Mrs. Peterson were guests at the Frush ranch last week.
 On Thursday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. H. P. Taylor. Miss Eva Taylor became the bride of MT. Chas. Parthington. The home was prettily decorated in flowers and ferns, and the bride and her attendant were at tractively gOwned in white. and car ried bouquets of roses, while the groom was attended by J. J. Quill. Rev. J. F.. Fry read he ceremony. Ar ter the wedding a dinner was given in honor of the bride and groom at the home of MT. and Mrs. William Callister and a delicious seven course dinner was served with covers laid for fifty. MT. and Mrs. Parthington will be at home to their many friends on Clawson Hill.
 After the reports of the outline of the coming year, Mrs. s. Frankenberg gave an interesting talk on the Opera. accompanied by several selections from the same on the Vic trola The hostesses for the afternoon were Mesdames R. B. Coover and Vance M Johnson, who served coffee and cake. Next Friday afternoon MT. c. F. Philbrook will give talk on the coming amendments to be voted upon, and all women who are unable to at tend the address given at the Y. w. c. A. on Friday morning, are cordially invited to be present in the afternoon. October 20 will be Needlework day, and suggestions for Xmas will be in order. Two hostesses for the after noon have been appointed and a pleasant and profitable occasion is as- sured.
 Mrs. J. H. Hart and Mrs M. T. Frush with party at the Frush nome on Sunday evening, the occasion being a farewell to a number of their friends who were members of the Dis .rict of Columbia Signal Corps, wlio were leaving the District. A delicious linner was served. Fifteen guests enjoyed the evening.
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs. Eugene Grissom Ruffner will be pleased to hear of the arrival of laughter, born Oct. 5.
 The Ladies of Elkdom met at the Hub rooms on Wednesday afternoon. nd spent the time in cards and games
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08

The first meeting of the Monday Musicale club was held at the |. w lC. A. and the musicale year. vas started of with an excellent attend ance. The program for the afternoon included arias from famous operas played on the Victrola. The program included the quartette from Rigoletto Sextette from Donizetti's Lucia" Thou Sweet Maiden. from La Bo- hem. Jewel Song. from Faust, and Home Again, from Il Trovatore with the program under the direction of the clubs president, Mrs. Franken berg. The choruses rehearsed. and the next meeting will be Oct Is, for which afternoon an interesting pro gram has been arranged.
 
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Witt, of San Francisco, have been the pleasant guests of MT. and Mrs. Ross Moon. of Warren, for a few days. MT. Witt is Detroit's third baseman, in the Ameri. can league, and with his bride. niece of Mrs. Moon, will pass the winter in ; their old home.
 Mrs. E. D. Ellinwood entertained the Woman's League of the Presbyterian Church at her home on Wednesday afternoon. A Missionary program was in order, and Mrs. N. c. Bledsoe gave one of the most interesting and en- ioyable talks on Africa, and used a large map in her discourse. At the tea table Mesdames Joseph Hodgson and Frank Juliff presided and tea. coffee and sandwiches were served to about thirty guests. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, Nov. l.
 MT. and Mrs. L. L. Gilman enter tained the guests of MT. and Mrs. Moon, MT. and Mrs. Witt. with motor party to Douglas, and on the party's return with a dinner party at their home in Tombstone Canyon. The de- corations were cut flowers, and cov- CTS laid for eight.
 Mrs. G. O. Rhodes entertained Mrs. Oscar Witt, guest of Mrs Ross Moon, at her home on Wednesday, The table was beautifully decorated, and a deli cious five course luncheon was served. Covers were laid for six.
 Mir and Mrs. Moon entertained with dinner party at their home in War ren to honor their house guests, MT. and Mrs. Witt. The table was decor ated in cut flowers, and a seven course dinner served. The guest for the even ing were Mir. and Mrs. Witt, MT and Mrs. Sutier, MT. and Mrs. L. L. Gil man.
 The Alumni Association entertained with a dancing party at the High School on Friday evening The music was good, and punch was served throughout the evening.
 Mrs. Fred Sutter entertained with a motor party on Thursday evening, the guests of honor being MT. and Mrs. Witt.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08

fectly well. and 1t IS very easy and simple to make. The skirt is straight and shirred at the upper edge. These shirrings can be made over elastic or tape to regulate the size. The bodice is made over a dart-htted lining and the darts, instead of being sewed. are finished with eyelets and laced to- gether so that the size can be changed at need. The surplice fronts lap one over the other and form a sash at the back. The skirt can be either gathered or accordion-plaited. Here. the costume is made of crepe de chine combined with thin taffeta. but it can be copied in. anything seasonable. For the dressy costume silk and crepe are much liked. For everyday wear the soft, pretty wool crepes or wool voiles would be charming. or one could think
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08

It has been said again ant again that the season of street costumes was to be a quiet one and with reservation that fact Is true. but there are a good many costumes shown in medium colors and in rich shades of red that give relief and which are really hand some. while even the quietcst and most sombre colors are made bright by some bit of trimming.
 Frequently ccrise and silver will b. combined on the collar and cuffs of a dark blue gown and effects of similar sort are very general. The blouscs that are shown for simple. morning wear with the general utility suits. are made of cotton voiles. white striped with color. of white materials embroid- cred with colored dots. of ;affeta in bright oolors. of plaid and lowered taffetas and of white with color found in the collars and in the trimming. Among tho newest accessories are separate collars Of striped silk showing bright colors with white and these collars can be adius.ed over any Tlain white bodice to give the desired effect Often white blOuses are em- broidered with color or smocked with color among the more dressy blouses for afternoon costumes. there is almost hmitlcss variety found in the way in which lace is used over color. lace is combined with collars of rich and beautiful silks and in the trimmings of silver and gold that IS used Tor collars. both under the lace and on the lace. DESCRIPTION OF PATTERNS SPAS Long Waisted Dress for Misses and Small Women. 10 and IS years S76I Child's Dress. , to years. s737 Blouse with Vest Effect.
 g. to l2 bust.
 S75o Thrce-Picce Skirt. Lcngthened
 by Flcuncc. 24 10 30 waist. S7S4 With Basin! Lin, and Added
 Scam Allowance) Surplice Bodice.
 5l to 42 bust.
 S7S5 With Blasting Line and Added Scam Allowance) Straight Skirt with Adjustable Shirrings. Small 2o or 7s. Medium 50 or B. Large S4 or 50 waist. SIP With Bastins Line and Added Seam Allowance) Basque with Full
 Fronts Sl to ,2 bust. S76o Tunic skirt. 74 to 30 waist S56+ Fancy Bass. One Siz,.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08

THE long waist-linc is so generally
 becoming to little children that it
 is sure to be in demand This irock shows that feature and also a yoke which is cut in one piece with the sleeves. Below the yoke. the bodice and the skirt are cut in one bur the fulness is he'd in place by means of beading threaded with ribbon. The irock IS very smart and at the same time very simple one and since it is closed at the front for the entire length it is an easy one to launder.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08

of the gown made with the skirt of silk voile or marquisette accordion pla;ted and without any band on the lower edge. and the bodice of taffeta in plain color-7,-,-v