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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30
BROTHER OF CLYDE MILAN
SENT BACK BY GRIFFITH

Horace Milan. recruit outfielder, who
received n tryout with Washington. has
been sent to the Newark Internatonais.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

TREATPhoto shows the three
ball Armour
0 Howe. And they noise makers
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-30

Harvard appears TO lead all other unit
versitles when Il comes 10 turning out
crackerjack foot ball coaches.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
ENGLAND FORMING BANK
TO GET ALLIES TRADE

LONDON. June % \l,hcush the Ion.
don morning rarefs all den, reports uf
the organization ~ new international
hankine house With an initial capital
n ~. .O0O ooo. shining under tho super
Vision " the government TO assist ptii
ish traders and manufacturers 10 obtain
hie share ni the trade with the allied
countries after the war n appears that
tentative plans Tor some such ofeau.
iisiion are helms discussed In high iinan.
Clal quarters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
WILSON WANTS CHANGE
IN THE NAVAL BILL

WASHINGTON June 20 President
VIHnr viii discuss 'hs rrypl h.U TODAY
with secretary Daniels and members of
'Nr senate naval committee. h,fnr"
which I' uoV BE- pending Ns 70 passed
tNr house the measure does NOT meet
with ihr ,uiI'o approval o' rho admin.
N'ruou and tho senate probably VHN ho
asked in amend ~ by adding provision
'nr 'No rHi'Iesh.ps 20 the building pro.
rfHm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
kELl0G LEADING FOR
SENATOR IN MINNESOTA

ST PAUL Minn. June .o .lu1.cN.
uoua ,1fN iod,, prn th1' Iuuk O.
krnnr 'ps received the nomination 'Hr
lniisi states senator Iu Mondays pri-
A. t, election Returns from lt, uic
.in.'s uui nf 1920 lIN, kpIps sNN>r. \
80 EHcrh,ri' i,oN. Senator Moses CLAMP
nl'. Ari charles tHlH,fEh l,sl
Hn, John 4 NurnlulH' be- ynn. ei"i th"
nomination un rNy republican Z. krt
un the democratic ticket u,url " law
ls# 3. l,liIne ior tuH,d States srHptnf
1nd g. " King ls l'n1nF tho race Tor
governor hN small margin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
LIBERTY

rvsr rne " the 'vo acts m the Lib.
sip program inds, and tomorrow sts
sttIsf,in and the ,ltir,, iormed hi 'hs
combination is plsasirr krio and Rob
bic ,he long and short " vaudeville
and billed ~ 400 and % pounds oi
Wn." have created fun ~ every shov
since sunday with their quick comedy
and stage cusiumlns wlnniired stew.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
Ealc

psssc isJouurs limitations are worked
uu' tn sons fashion and shr kcrps hrf
audience vn'husci from hrr rfs' Rp.
psBfancr She is hDpldrd By mo
somewhat Different Mimi, She Vrpra
some stunning gowns llusrrl nuih.
cfs singers dancers and 1,rUhN's ARE
ruirs good with l,fir audiences There
ARE three other 1yis ON tho program
which ,rrulls seventeen people in pr.
tive parts or the screen tui,, 'ha
thirteenth cpIsohc Iu tvn ferls ~ Tho
strange Ease oi Mars rpgr With
Urrp Whrrhl and lHut Nntu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20

art. has ~ elaborate repertoire OF SON
Vhi.h she sings iu baritone Vote,
other acts prr Couch and Davenport.
wizards ~ Bgiimr k|mn,ll and k,r.
u,'h novelty bNulnIsts and NBn'oi,
N,flons'tes an elaborate mpnuIkn act
Rupert uf iirr'fpu Nr'H.u, Hope
novel NJ romance aui adventure. appear
un the screen in a niu,hfd dpmlnfb.
NUu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
FOLLY

Attendance 81 the Folly continues io
increase and n is the general verdict "
the auditors that the present rnmpsn,
sanl,aiinns that has PLAYED hffr M'.s
HuhN Darby vhn rrruriUs ar insignif
cant part In tho chorus. iakee most
significant par IN m. speciality Hire
change " program " ednpsdaY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
eslle isLt

pene lsle affords recreation fnt r,rp
bod, n t storms there 10 ample shelter
TN tho large buildings The roof rtrden
Is a hir attraction having motion pIy.
lures dancing rirnivhIng. music cabaret
sinsing other neiir isle attractions are
dancins ~ tho pavilion. boating portri
tllstis hovins hathre piyniytur
IN pi,rir island. pleasure grounds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
coLcoep Ateoome

Tho picture rlp, program ai the 'u'.
cord ,firmr is changed cvor' evening
and the tpvori'r scNir' offers SONGS and
Instrumental pieces An ENJOYABLE en-.
terttiumrui iu the uurn air
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20

iuhirs bis ncv rho'o.p.p, NJ war
rfyp,fodurs. and the hlrNsns'rd Nmrri.
,An The Nations Peril a az the I'm.
press iu.ia, and WcAn,sda, Tho pie.
ture shows the United states Atlantic
squadron n' actual fire. the HnkIut uf
q steamer b., their his shells. 'he Btiii.
lrf, attack on town. mine explosions
The wireless station NJ work. ~. More
than three thousand men me used In the
mr hattie scenes ~ tho picture Grace
Clrard and Francis Fuid are rn thg till
In rog ~ The llnr Thrilling lnNcr-
al film serial ~ circus ifr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
Trays of Every Kind

No just Ordinary tray, hu' solid mahogany serving
trays cake ral-. sandwich tray etc. 90 various
prices
The Mshoean, Serving Trays are made extra heavy
square uhung. also line " sizes On orpI.r and
line IN oak All are hnul,omo', and appropriately do
silmrd and fitted with elegant handles Finely made
tray, for the most fa-iidiou- hou,okc"pcr
An Elegant Fish or Meat Board iu thi, same lot.
>"i 10 frame ~ metal win mahogany handles
Th. group at $500, $500 and $500 - Wholesale
price.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20

Tho ladies NJ 'hc Second rresaytcfhr
church vii have lawn social 'fls cfo.
nins 1i TIE home ~ color mel 1nd Mr. \
D. Watson Nn Interesting program be.
been arranged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20

Miss Minerva q W~lghtmhn NJ shaw.
nrc and Mr. Nuffol 4 Uhun NJ Arkansas
ui Arkansas CITY Kan. were united
city Nan. were united In m1fritg, It
N" Brewer dfug s'or, on West Grand
avenue Nuni1y afternoon rf " "a O.
lfh NJ 'H" rilgfim CONGREGATIONAL
hgrDh officiating 81 and Str. Ubun
lcn Immediately Tor short wedding
uIr H''Hf. returning in their hum, IN
Arkansas '|'N. vUsf. Nr IRun be- .on
n'r'rd Win IN, Santa ro office,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20

Mrs Frank Nurthvoy had as addition.
NJ gusts Monday Win the mcuh'f NJ
tho Entire Sous club. Mr. e. ~ liu.h
and Mr A. Gurmtr Iurh score vnf
made ty Nrs Abe Her knNIts The
hostess served fu.n luncheon of beau.
ImI appointments Mrs " uhv'duf'
Will entertain the ,'uh ncN' Nouih, a.
Nor home bt sl5 Norih Robinson ave.
nue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20

Misc Lorraine smluc lcn s,turd,, sle.
mng 'o % three weeks visit with Hef
parents iu Mulberry Kan
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al each side o. the crown. or may
have wide crisp ribbon encirclmg
the ndrrowest point Of the crown and
tied III an upward flisht AT the left
side
Then there IL the high. narrow hrm-
less hat topped 10y some flat wheel. &.
like crown and trimming. like h heret
whose headband has shot up umaz-
inSly into the air before the crown
could stop i'
All OF these, a. has been said before.
are the extremes There are quanti-
ties of variations or the idea and there
are models all IN straw, models flower
trimmed, models of linen. Of hat!st,.
OF tullc. but II IL the small black satin
hat that Ia most interesting AZ the
moment, with IN. hat Of black tull"
or tulle and satin for second
While these Eiff.i Tower arrange
,ncn's Clamor for notice there are less
aggressive small hats l-plenty for the
woman who does not like the freakish
even when IL is charmin.ly freakish
small hats with moderate crowns
models developing IN satin. In straw
in tulle, all nf the small hat ideas that
have been liked this winter. anu tn
Producing little Original details for
noveltys sake.
And there are such charming w.do
hrimmed hats. and So many of them
The most attractive things tu "a" c\-
elusive millinery shops to-day. from
tho conservative wom1n's viewpoint
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- sausage - connection 0Ita shy
nsrticlLar d:sh j. often Indicated on"
ny inference ana any cne versed IA
followed hv tho word "H.rcy' o.
'Cl!tulata' can - interpreted 20
mean sausage either as q 'omponent
par ur arranged as u EaruIa1.
Why these iva word. ero s,nory-
nous 7ttl sausage j. easily under
stood v.aon uro 'cerr~ ;ga. Rrrc" r
tie name ~ he iti.o l're','h town
where the delicious Cmp"a'a saw
sage was first made. T. IL also & s.u-
pie matter - realize that ch.po,atu
L. now generic term for any va
ri"ty ~ sausage tAe chef may tuG
available, reRardiess ~ i's pace ~
manufacture. Eoua, liberty g .akeV
with The use or the word Bo-cy
With these s.mpc facts ~ ~ rd
'here - no urcertaintT 'u cl,o,.sln.
.r,m .hs mcru d.shes wlUcl sha,.
n'fer new !deas icr luncheon and sup
pr dishes A. the home table. :, ~,
re found tlat Il" addition % sausage
farm SHE'S an cisr method - s"-Ur.
ns combination ~ appet'a. ~ +:
''avors difficult to gan IN any otuog
way ana thar nul sight culinary
skill - required for 'un success ~
some Of the best '.ncd BcrcY or
Chipo.ata dishes.
S,rred eggs, Bcrcy, are 'avorue
luncheon order. These can 10 pro
pared in either of two NAYS acco"I'nc
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EXODUS BRINGS OUT THE HATS OF SPRINCTINE
The Small Toqle of Exaggerated Height Is Much IN
Evidence but There Are Many Less Aggressive
and Many Picturesque Wide Brin1s

li;tle fold Of 'hc transparent stuff drop
ping over the edge of the wide brlm
80 soften its outline.
Little clusters and sprays of fruits
rim many of these simpler summer
hats. often supply the needed dash Of
strong color and again show only
soft fruitv tones suhdueh by a silvery
bloom. The green crepe and straw
sailor pictured on this page had for its
only trimming sprays or oddly flat
tened. highly glazed pears In the nat
ural warm fruit colorings and. he-
cause of their ilattening. looking al
most as though appliqucd 70 the brim
instead of falling over Il.
\ clever small sports hat or SUM
mor hat of supple yellow straw highly
glazed had . narrow roll nrim, u mod
crate crown that rounded slightly. a
narrow band of IlaCk patent leather
around the crown. and perchsd on the
middle of the crown top three closely
punched llttle crabapples in shiny
fruit reds aud yollows.
1.oathnr has played a somewhat I'm
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/, ins contections became more familiar
sights. At the Ritz Carlton fcte they
inquired very couspicuously, and since
then millincrs and costumcrs have at.
| preached them more hardly. Now
/ WITH the Incoming Of the distinctly
new models we find the small black
satin hat. Of exaegera ted height. very
much in evidence. II IN. 40 urge the
freh"h autocrats, q product Of the
logical fact that IA skirts shorten and
/ widen hats must grow narrower and
/ hish"r. Whether one accepts that
proposition as irrefutable or not. tho
short wide skirt ant the narrow high
nat. both IN extreme and Spectacular
phases. are here, and one may have
! them If one will.
Naturally very few women look well
IN either. II Is only the exceptional
woman who Gun look chic I'm A costume
'uhspicuously extreme, and even when
she does succeed in looking chic sfe
seldom looks like a gentlewonap ps
We'll Dut once n a while one sees a
woman who wears an abnormaliy hish
small hat delightfully."-, and at least one
! must credit the mliners with ex-
ceeding cioverness in their treatmen,
OF such hats. The models are no,
merely high and narrow rhav ara
consummately vell nnsad. .y.r,. ill.,.
or the trimming by which the soaring
height Is secured IL carefully con.
sidercd. The little black .a,ip ba,
= whose crown is high, narrow, and
whose bri!n, though Almost negligible.
uips shafpi. ut one side and rolls no
AZ sharply at the other and whose sole
trimming ~ .big, many looped tow
or rlch black MORE ribbon posed rsl
TOP "' the small crown. might sc easily
ne fet' OF al its ca'het. An Inch too
fhuch on this hoop. an inch too little on
u."t' greater heiSht OF line here. the
slGht.st narrowing there-any of
these thlhcs might make an ugly and
tophe"Vy hat OF 1t. but with the hat
i"ie a'"i we 10" "hat 'ne! shouId be
one i.as ih'"ei uhquesuonaDiy sue
'a'"'' '"ue'' '"eH are ot'eh spo'ed
!" the t"PNlhs'
The little hat whose tiny hrim dips
eL around. indeed not a Mm, but
merely slight curylnS ont OF the
crown to ilt the head size. is more
trying 10 most women than the shape
that makes a least IL slight c.Cces-
sion IN biim "nn, hHt this close droop-
ing line Is uf,d Oh many Of ;hc new
ShaAl satin models with soft draped
or modifed h"ret crown carrying the
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to the variety Of sausage mea. avat.
able.
1T the sausage is cf the large. cou:.-
Try type. remove the outer casing and
| spread the sausage meat in u .Ig
| aver on the shallow egg all!rring
u'sh. Keep ;t in the oteu until tie
sausage Is partially cookcd. Thc.,
remove Il and break either cne ~
TWO csgs on The sausage and replace
,he dHh in the oven for about six
minutes.
Z Tho other method (. 70 10 pre-
'erred when the sausSges are small.
tTeak tho eggs into Il well fbuttcrAol
shirring dish and keep them IN the
/ oven until sufficiently cooked Have
!eaoy some ernan sausages cooked
J Spht these lengthwLse and arrange
thefh ar@hnd the inner circumference
OF the dish, over the cooked egg white.
/ IN both cases serve from tl,o sl,irr!rr
dish
pnielet, Eercy. q. vnotheI. cxr
preparation worth trying. cook N"
omest as usual. and, wien Il Is rcld-'
10 turn. lay IL on cooked aaIslg~
meat removed from the casing and
Sarnsh the edge Of tic platter With
small sa,Heses.
Potates. Berry. are raw potatoes tan.
nelled with an apple corer AMI with
the cavity filled with sausage. Tare
the potatoes, brush them With butte,
and bake. Servo with chops. steak OF
as an accompaniment 20 cold meat for
supper or luncheon.
oysters en- brocllet,e. Chipolata. So
nifies slices Of imported sausage al.
fo.ll1'lna- yitl .uu sta
a metal skewer. Rest the ends ol
the showers across "a narrow bak,n.
;ln and keep them in tho oven un,.l
me oysters curl. Arrange the skewers
on ooloncs Of toas. ;nn POUR over ~"
skewerful cf oy stors and sliced saw
saes whatever liquor has drippcd dur
ing cooking.
Chicken with rice. Chipola-a, is an
other excelleu. homo dish much i'm
proved hv the addition - the sausage
flavor and provides an appeiizirs
method OF utilizing leftovers OF u.lr
boiled or roast fovi. In this case ~.
small ssusaxes should he used, piacil.e
them a. sarnisl on ths rice i,oiie..
the chicken occupying the centre q.
the platter.
Rissoles, Chipoia:a. are made pref
III dblN ilUlli gtllh1tr' SalSH,Hss, 70
moved from the casing. Have read
squares OF plain pic crust. rolled th.i.
and abou. flvo inches in aizc Sic.
me sausaSes and place IN two rows
on the crust. Double tic .u..e u,,.
IN all d!isct.ons unt,i -. e~u..y. is
entirely concealed. ,S.t'ii- -he cdScv
Il" keep them IN place Bake ~ .,
h"' oven for fifteen or tren., minutes
.".- Terve hot with mustard
IN ii tea room noted Toy i:s .u.L
'inncs individual dishes nr baked uu.-
aro'i gain tt dstlnc; flavor nccn...a
81 tho u,N!rE = sd.sasc r1c4. vi. =
III" hrcadcrunlbs that top -he d..u u".
for" u il baked. The ''iices ~ : ,.
cooking sausage :rirlls dow! 'hro,i.
} In" ina"arNni and result N an aprc-
tl1irc dlst
Another 'hpoia-a dish. easily rl...
, pared calls for chicken or turkc" leg
l"ft from e previous meal and either
boiled or toasted. cash "a. "e>'
: de"py ard press IN as much >alsac,
meat % III" iucisious viii nnld l.n'
: IN -four and saute IN . shallow sauce
pan until Thoroughly heated.
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mater @: i.ne l!es the crux OF mill
hery art. II IL only ;ho genuine artist
who can achieve beauty and noveitS
hy me sweep ~ q br'm line, who can
.Hugr To- 4 hairs breadth tho perfect
proportions OF an ample bIin.
som" uf N" very bes; OF The wide
hrlnnne,. satin models are absolutely
untrirnin-l save :or largo headed hat
pin ur ornament placed Jus, q, the
right point, "a IN the hat OF our
larger ctlt, but no amount ~ trimming
could .iVr fh" hat tho cachet I, has
through is me = nd copying il is prov
ing troublesome business. such diff
t.reuc" does the very slightest changes
IL It's proportions mean.
Another very successful big hat .s
the ono who's. brim on tho lef. side .s
rolled sharply up and over. with Il
sins" full ostrich plume cufling out
over this rolled hrim toward the back.
i'Iack satin and black ture are often
combined u the large hats as IN the
smal ONES and will %. as satisfactory
for wear n the warm wea, her as now.
In the small hat the tuiie IL usually
massed cloudi.v On the crown top. In
''.c large gar . l. more likely TO be
slirr"d into - transparent hrir, WIN n
bordering hand and q crown Of the
satin br perhaps Il forms a shirred
crown ana hilm aud whito satin bor-
d,rs the hriin widely and encircies the
crown. With '''ic fruits or flowers
turhoI amoug rs folds.
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ne ELEANOR uoNr pnNINEmp.

A EE ,ou sred of your winter
n h,ts. madame" of course YOU
. are and, If Christmas has eft
rcu with the price Of new hat
,r ,our purse. you will probably
cid to temptation and buy that new
"a, by way Of beginning the new year
suyiy -.
hs, what form Of temptation will
,,ercunIe you depends upon your own
:, ,rt.cular needs and the amount of the
s.orementloncd Christmas salvage II
a. Is bargains you are after. the shops
ava mi, Of chem. Winter millinery IL
ins for song and, though some Of
!, has q .hopuorn and moth eaten
,o,k. mucn of II IL approximately
,.csh. and at the present prices. de-
ed,y silur,nc. The average wona n
v5u,d hes state TO piy "a hinh price for
ulutcr hat 50 late IN the seasou,
III, II the hat IL attractive and becom-
,us ard marked dcun to half price and
% nne's early winter ha, is BEGINNING
~ look a oi. shabby--wen, January
ard February and March are still
s.ead aud velvet and fur are comfort
shs in all those months.
hut. while the bargain hats find
Ns.r buyers, Il 10 the new model that
s.irs feminine interest and new hats
,-e hlosSomins ~ prptiselv a. though
tr-rg we're here No, thai statement
eNaggerated. but the fact remains
IN, ~ accordance with "A rapidly
growing custom. the miilincrs are
making very imposing January
showing.
The southern season was the orig
IA, excuse for such a display. Europe
,,d rs Riviera aud its new French
mode hats and frccks FOR the Riviera
s.a.on. When We developed an i'm
l. sing lot of fashionable Southern re-
,,rts. We too set w Southern sea-
Sn and the manufacturers and dress
n il;er- and millfners encouraged the
I'd work. Why not? The southern
-7Nlus breathed life TITO the dull be-
,raer seasons trade and models made
for the southwarl bound contingent
:, Appealed TO folk forced TO stay IN
g.. North tha; straw hats in January
,-,a!ne 10 uncommon thing even in
New York toilets.
- fur til" hats particularly well
atp.-l q. .-'ucen seasons wear--the
,..s ;.a. viii serve som" southern
v.-pos"- .uc Yet u" s,uruy duty here
u t.@ \urtI II tn. Southern soJuurn
IS or!vf De. are legion.
This s.tsyu tn" p"l'uih" between
Seasons Naj ms tu pe u! satin
'-,al, satin n1 Nr .ier,. @. though l,l
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T0DAY'S BEAUTY HINT

II - not necessary TO shampoo
quite 50 frequently if your hair is
properly cleanSed each time by use
Of Il really good shampoo. The cas-.
lest to USE and quickest drying sham
poo that We can recommend 70 our
readers may ne prepared very
cheaply by dissolving "A teaspoouful
Of cauthroX, obtained from your
druggist. in cup of hot water. This
rubbed into the scalp creates 'hic.;
lathcr, soothing and cooling in its
action, as well as very beneficial 20
scalp and hair. After rinsing. the
scalp is fresh and clean. while the
hair dries quickly and evenly. deve'-
oping bright lustcr and a soft fluff
ness that makes it seem "ery heavy.
ADV.
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what the same eject "a tho gay.
splashy designs IN wcoi embroidery
cp in applique cloth that have ap-
peared on some Of tho winter models.
bronze Kid and bronze straw are
combined In sonn small roll brtn
sailors. with br01ze bead ornaments
or hatpin heads for tho only trim
ming. and In n popular tea room the
other day appeared a much admired
actress wearing small roll brim
sailor IN a creamy rose color. Its
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edge of the crown top and quite SUR
rounding it. The upper parts OF these
whorls stand high above the hat
proper. but the lower parts fall in sort
frilly fulness down over the sides or
the severe slightly hellinG crown.
Many Of the stilf lUgh hats clasp
the head closely, curving out the very
least bit possible at bottom, curving
in very slightly as they rise and then
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crown vas of rote leather. 81 narrow
brim OF tino roaN straw. and at the
very top Of the crown on ono side
was posed bunch of luscious, shiny
purple grapes.
a smart ittlo bri,niess toaue in
leather was of deep pansy purple and
"A wide corded ribbon of the same pur.
pic rain round the touue. passing
through Wide Sits in tho sides and
tying in a simple tow knot at the
back.
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Black satin hats, both high and broad.

are the wide brimmed moderately
crowned hats Of black satin. At their
best these have all the chic. the know
ing piquancy that the most audac!ous
Of small models could boast. but with
the difference that there Is not a touch
Of the bizarre about the models,
Trimming 10 slight, though what
there In must he applied unerringiy
il i- all a matter OF llro, and in that
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the top, is offered in summer gui.,,
some of the prettIest models heinz in
crepe and straw. crown aud hrm
save for hlim l-,der and facing "l
straw, may hn of the crere "r the
whole outside It thr shapc my .r
crepe, With only the hr,m facing ut
the straw.
Georgettc crepe and 'hff0n ore
used IN similar wa"F, with perhaps q
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poynur part ~ .atr winter mllirHry
ANA promise, IT, figure again in the
SprinC uu'hJ. For sports wear i, j.
"t ruuIs" dihu>~ iu order. hnt il II
used ~ mana new ways. and many
,u""' hors a'r NI;,t NJ nf !, or
trimmed iT = liojd ''atly spried
cat udr dcsigus If .en'hcr are ur,d
on some Of the straw shapes, often IN
striking vivid rolcrinss, plvins some
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Among IA" real warm Weather
brands displayed for the benefit Of
women going to actually warm winter
resorts 'hcr" are many models whose
Wild" hrims droOp al around, hats
"t crepe faced with straw. OF Nnen
faced with stra.S, hats all Of batiste, OF
tareta. ~ iinc cloth.
The wide hrimnod sailor shape. hut
with crown carrowine little toward
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SOME NEW SAUSAGE DISHES

\T"vEi. ways Of serving sausase
are now in evidence in many
of tho midwintcr luncheon
dishes n restaurants. hotels and tea
rooms. AZ the word sausage might
seem somewhat out uf place on an
elaborate French moru. the presence