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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01
MUESSEL SCHOOL
Isabel Barter and Cation Rich,
Editors
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAD NEWS.
The Muessel school had a motion
picture entertainment. in the audi
forum Thursday afternoon.
ONE b.
Janet Rafferty, has gone east with
her mother and will remain several
weeks.
Marie Schoff, Howard Wagner and
Rose Cohen have come back 10
school after being out four weeks.
The las had bird-shaped spelling
papers and Easter lily stickers last
week.
The border in the IA room is Of
Dummies carrying colored Easter
eggs
TWO b.
Our teacher. Miss Hill. was i'll last
week. We are making rabbits in
drawing.
The 3Bs made Easter cards to take
home this week.
Louis Amick has returned after
being i'll for two weeks.
FORU B.
Miss Lushbaugh, asking one Of
her pupils the question What hap
pens TO water that stands some time
in an open dish? ," received the an
swer at fumigates,"
-FOUR 4.
Pupils receiving highest arithme-
tic standings this week are Earnest
Foster, Alice Anderson, Saville Ad-
Olson, Robert Koontz. Richard Mon
tague, Helen Uhl, Marjorie Valen-
tine and Margaret Wellington.
FIVE B.
The 5Bs banked so cents last Fri
day. -Four children started new
bank BOOKS.
THE Reds won the star in spell
ing this week.
We wrote stories about sugar cane
on Wednesday.
SIN 4.
A regular meeting of the Band Of
Mercy was held last week.
e The A class in industrial work
made working drawings Of a blue
bird house.
SEVEN \
The 7As had a very interesting
Band of Mercy meeting Thursday.
We completed the meeting by sing
ing The Bluebirds".
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01

in spelling.
Our stereopticon lesson Friday
was on Europe.
We had oral stories about Africa,
Europe and Australia Thursday.
The BIS had a test in arithmetic
Wednesday.
Wednesday in domestic science
the a girls made junket custard.
butter and cheese. The 3 girls
made meat cakes and also had a
test.
The A class are studying the
Philippine Islands in geography.
In literature we are studying The
King Of the Golden River"
The seventh grade received the
banner. The XII" for writing the
most news items.
The B class are studying Europe
in geography.
l. history the AS are studying
THE Struggle For the Hudson
River and the Middle States in
1916" The B class are studying
The Dutch in New York"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01
SECOND PRIZE.
BY Jeapette DickcFhOfT. Pcrley
School


The most interesting person
know is an old man OF IS has little
figure short and plump wobbles as
he chuckles His face IS wrinkled
with all his IS years of work. In
his time his hair was black and
curly. but now IL IS patched with
white. like the hedges are in Deem
Der
He sits alone on his little porch
Of his house and talks 10 his shep-
herd dog. who with his dog in
stinct. seems 20 know what his mas
ter says.
Each morning he sits on his porch
where the rays OF the June sun may
reach him and watches the children
10 20 school 7 wave az him as
go 70 school and receive a CHEEKY
nod OF his head
After a long day Of school I went
over and sat with him on his porch
and he told me interesting tales of
the Civil war. and after many visits
he showed me n picture OF a sweet
faced motherly woman who was his
wife. tears came 20 his eyes but soon
his blue eyes danced and a smile
alighted his face and he said i'm
a clear thick voice "she is In good
place"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01
OLIVER.
FlOrian SOlzansk and Henry Gustaf.
son, Editors.

ROOM ONE.
Paul Lukovics has returned after
having scarlet fever.
Miss Limburg. the cadet was not
here on Monday.
ROOM TWO.
We are reading the lessons about
The Wonderful Tar Baby"
Miss Stuber is reading the wiz
ard of OF" TO US. We are enjoying
it very much.
We finished our Easter cards.
We have an Easter scene on our
sand table
Most of us know the table Of
eights>
ROOM THREE.
We sent a doll house 10 the public
library. 1t had a library and a bed
room.
We made Easter eggs, rabbits and
chickens for Easter.
The border Of Easter lilies is very
attractive.
Thirty-nine had perfect spelling
papers to put in the booklets
ROOM FOUR.
The pupils of one-A, room four,
finished their door house which rep
resents a Kindergarten.
The girls had perfect attendance
the first three days Of this week.
This week we learned the poem,
I'm the Heart Of a seed"
ROOM SIX.
Peter Kish returned TO school
after being i'll nine weeks with
typhoid fever.
There were only two who did not
have to take the final spelling test.
They we're Lillian Perkins and Rose
Torak.
Last Friday we had a spelling
down" There were 10 left stand
ing when we finished Elsa Carl
son was the last one left standing.
We are learning the names Of the
Il original colonies.
Mary Fry is absent on account OF
her mothers illness.
IN drawing we are studying about
birds
ROOM SEVEN
Delman Nascal was the winner in
a spelling match last Friday.
lSaQOre Orllen moved 10 blV
Sample ST. this week and was trans
ferred 20 the Laurel school
Laura Witucke was i'll Thursday.
Division two had the most perfect
papers in arithmetic this week.
The four-B class is reading
stories about the people OF Switzer-
land.
Steven Gresho has been absent
this week on account Of trouble
with his eyes.
Ethel Kocsis has moved from
1912 Prairie az. 20 2129 Gertrude 81.
ROOM NINE.
Douglas Farleigh has entered
from the Studebaker school
We are going 10 plan 20 make &
feudal castle after spring vacation.
Clara Ortmann Is III.
Helen Vargo has the scarlet fever
ROOM Ten.
The three-A's have painted blue
birds. robins and woodpeckers.
Mary Hodysa has been Withdrawn
on account OF illness.
We received a new set Of library
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01
LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
William Warner. Editor.
KINnEREARTEN

KINDERGARTEN.
The children are making Easter
gifts in the kindergarten.
The enrolment is increasing since
the weather is better.
ONE-B GRADE.
The IBIS are making EASTER rab-
bits and chickens, also Easter cards.
Bessie Apple has returned after
a long absence on account Of illness.
ONE-A GRADE.
We made Easter cards. cut chick
ems and ducks drawing carts and
some Easter booklets this week.
Rose DoIotosh has returned after
a weeks absence.
TXO-B GRADE.
Two girls of the 2-B class, Ella
Steinback and Rose Recson. have
left.
TWO-A GRADE
The PAS have made Easter carts
with Dummies. They make a pretty
decoration for our room.
THIRD GRADE.
The third grade has committed
six poems TO memory since the be
ginning Of the new semester.
Elizabeth Fodroski and Heller
Frederickson are leading in the
spelling contest.
FOURTH GRADE
The pupils who have perfect AZ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01
ELDER SCHOOL
Keith Merrick and Harold Timm,
Editors.

ONE-A.
We have finished our doll house.
Ella Conant is TO be transferred 20
the Madison school.
TWO-B.
Elba Steinback from Lafayette
school entered 2-B Monday.
Alberta Scott, Reuben Fromm,
Mary Buszki and Junior Puterbaugh
had perfect spelling papers last
week.
TWO-A.
Marguerite Madon has moved to
Benton Harbor. Mich.
THREE-B.
Margaret Buysee has moved to
Mishawaka. We have been study
ing "Millet's Sewer"
THREE-A.
Twelve pupils OF the ga received
ERECT 100 percent in spelling this
week.
FOUR-B.
Alice and Milo Matthews have
moved TO the country.
Clara Mayer entered last Tuesday
from Chicago.
Reuben Steinback entered Tues
day from the Lafayette school.
We are painting robins this week
Eloise Metz had the best one.
FOUR-A.
We are studying The Angelus'
Martha Madon has moved to Ber-
rien Springs.
FTNE-B.
We have the marching banner
this week.
Frank Laurie entered 5-B grade
from River Park
Freda Vert is a new pupil in 6-B.
We are reading ITO a waterfowl &"
SKA.
We have been dramatizing The
Forum Scene" from Julius Caesar.
We are now reading The Lady Of
Shalott."
Leonard Burke entered from Mon
tana.
SEVEN-B.
The girls made meat cakes in do
! nestle science last Tuesday.
The boys made whisk broom hold
ers in manual training last Tues
day.
SENEN-A.
We are going 10 study ST. Peters.
in Rome; Lowe, ia Paris. and No
tire Dame. in Paris.
The girls made junked custard
/ cottage cheese and butter in do
nestle science
The boys are working on their
( footstools.
We had q drawing lesson on old
/ historical buildings last Wednesday.
GENERAL NEWS.
Quite a number saw the art ex-
I hibit which was given BY an artist
! from Chicago More boys and girls
would have seen il IL he had charged
I sc instead Of Ice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01
LINCOLN.
Laura Anderson and Gertrude Livin-
good, Editors.
GENERAL NEWS.

The following program was given
by the school Thursday afternoon
and evening:
The darky weddin. eth, 9Th and
I'd grades.
The election of the Easter bunny,
Ia and Cd grades.
The Brownies. kindergarten pu-
pills.
japanese drill. Cd grade pupils.
Children from Holland. 1-B
grade.
A spring time fantasy. 4th and 5th
grades.
Vocal solo. Earl Harlin.
The runaway bear, Sd grade.
Hoop drill. 4th, and 9Th grade
girls
Preparedness drill. 5th and 9Th
grades.
ONE-B.
Kenneth Hahn is i'll.
Everette Maurer, who has been
sick, returned TO school Monday. He
has been absent for eight weeks
Lillian Jordan, from the Muessel
school, entered our 1-B.
We are making chickens and rab-
bits for Easter.
ROOM TWO.
Our March calendar shows that
we have had II sunshiny days this
month. The pupils are interested
in keeping a weather record.
a few more lessons will complete
the Baldwin and Bender first read
er.
ROOM THREE.
For our art work we finished our
Easter gift, the rabbit cart
In our number contest the result
in the 2B's is a tie. In the "a
class the second row is ahead
We have a great many pussy will
lows i'm our room.
FIFTH GRADE.
We had an arithmetic test last
Friday
The 5-B's are reading Joan of
Arc. The 5-A's are reading Lead,
Kindly Light, by John Henry New
man.
our memory verse is: "A good
name is rather to be chosen than
great riches"
The 5-B's are having fractions
and the 5-A's are having cancella-
ton.
Miss Rosecrans was here last
Tuesday.
In language the 5-A's are writ
ing The Use of Flowers" and the
5-B's are writing The Bluebirds"
The boys are making rabbits out
Of ruco blocks.
The girls are making aprons and
night dresses in sewing
The school is going TO have an
entertainment the 29th of this
month.
SIXTH GRADE.
The absente pupils this week are
ROLAND Ritter. Cecile Fenner, Clyde
Brewer, John Marshall.
The 6-A's and 6-B's had an arith-
metic test Monday.
The 6-B's had a history test Mon
day.
Miss Nay was our teacher Mon
day for writing.
We have our dressed rehearsal
for the entertainment Wednesday
afternoon.
In manual training the boys are
making portfolios.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01
FIRST PRIZE.
BY Pauline Finley. Haley school

DN Iauilnt lnicfs Macy ScnOOl.
When we were abroad three years
ago We stayed az a hotel. Here I
met an interesting old veteran He
fought in many wars for France.
His hair was gray and his back
was bent with ola age
There seemed something very
mysterious about him. One day I
ventured 20 ask him the story OF his
life.
He began Il like this. IT am a
-bloOded Frenchman. although /
was born in Berlin. Germany. But
in time OF war I always Joined hands
with France About 40 years ago
France and Germany were strug-
Cling FOR the control OF a little
country that lies between the
boundary line OF these two coun-
tries Germany was victorious.
France was very angry because OF
her loss and plotted 20 fight against
Germany at any time OF war. Ger
many knew that France was her
Zoe. and her government made every
young man serve FIVE years in the
army ever since. You just wait and
see there VIII be great wear break
out between these northern coun-
tries OF Europe.
When ] was but a boy I had to
20 in the fields and work hard all
the day and received 10 or 90 cents
Tor it, When grew older. 7 ran
away 20 England. was caught
while trying 20 escape and was taken
back 20 Germany. 1 again made
an escape 20 France. I reached
here safely. 7 stayed here for many
years and then returned 10 Ger
many. There are two places
would like 20 visit before 7 die. they
are The Louvre. Paris. and my play
place along the Elbe river Ger
many."
This is the most interesting old
person I have ever known.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01
KALEY SCHOOL
Helene Downc, John Null and Ethel
Levy Editors.
GENERAL NOTES.

Mrs. Ware and Miss Ney visited
Haley this week.
The following teachers will spend
the spring vacation out of town:
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton, Kalowa.
Mich; Miss Loa Leininger. Akron.
Ind; Miss Mary Belger, Chicago,
Ill. Miss Florence Reamer. Chicago,
ILL.,; Miss Edna Cummins, Rosehill,
ILL.,: Miss Isabella Rice. Chicago,
Ill; Miss Marie Barry. Iowa City.
la.
TWO-A.
The two-A grade is making
Easter rabbits and cards this week.
Velma Swartz is i'll with scarlet
fever.
THREE-B.
The three-B BIS have had perfect
attendance and punctuality this
week.
THREE-A.
leila Penny returned Tuesday
after being absent several weeks
with scarlet fever.
FOUR-B.
Maggie May is absent on ac-
family. There were Is who received
A-plus in spelling for all last week.
FOUR-A.
We are reading the story of Joan
of Arc
Lawrence Varier withdrew from
Haley Tuesday to attend a rural
school.
De We're Weiss has been trans
ferred TO the Studebaker school
Last week we had only three and
one-half days of absence.
SKA.
We had a review of our spelling
words Monday.
In arithmetic we filed out money
order blanks Wednesday. We also
had a map of United States show
ing the different parcel post zones
from the postolfice.
In history we had a test of why
the Crusades Failed"
Joe Nyikos and Harold Renstead
made a wood basket for Miss Neu-
reth.
Emery Balas and Emery Mike
were absent because of illness.
In drawing we are making differ
ent kinds of birds on sticks.
Friday we received our new
library books.
Last week the girls had perfect
attendance.
Friday We heard the debate which
the seven-B's had and we enjoyed il
very much.
SEVEN-B.
Thelma Van Dusen, Geraldine Nc
Pheeters, Gladys Latin and Mary
Vargas have finished their sewing.
We are studying South America
in geography
Paul Tavernier is making a writ
ing table in manual training.
SEEEN-A.
Roy smith has left school 10 go TO
North Dakota TO his brothers.
Elizabeth Horvath had a perfect
arithmetic paper.
We had a very good attendance
this week.
Miss Becker played on the vic
trola some bird pieces. We enjoyed
it very much.
We will have an arithmetic test
Friday
We are studying Russia in geog-
raphy.
We have completed our posters in
drawing and beginning measure
ments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01

club was held in room II Wednes-
DAY al 100 p. m. All numbers on
the program were ABOUT the robin.
The buebird viii be the subject Of
the next meeting.
Florence Danneii wrote an excel
lent history on the subject, Eng
land in the New World"
SENEsN-A.
Carl Gilman left this grade on ac-
count OF moving.
Frances Walters is color bearer
and Bertha Weaver flag cafetaker
this week
Minnie Yawkey and Helen Kesler
made out the program for the Band
OF Mercy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01
MADISON SCHOOL
Eugene Hspp, Thomas staufeId and
Janet Grouse. Editors.

The room pupils are cutting
ducks in wing work.
The kindergarten children were
taken out walking Monday.
The hyancinths in the kindergar-
ten are up.
Room drew pussy willows in
drawing Tuesday.
The third grade has been busy
making Easier cards.
The fourth grade has been study
ing the birds and painting them in
art work.
The 5A's had a geography test
last week.
The sB's had an arithmetic test
last week.
The GAS had an English test this
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01
THIRD PRIZE.
BY Leona LuethjOhann, Franklin
school

The most interesting old person I
know is an old settler OF Green Bay
Wis His name is Mr.. Beth and he
IS about IS years old Ny sister and
loved 20 go by his house because
he would tell us interesting stories
OF when ne first came TO Wisconsin.
lie said when ne first came 20 Green
Bav Il was nearly all woods and
there were very few houses. He
lived with his parents in a house
with oniy one room
There were many unfriendly In
dams. Mr. Beth once slept with
an Indian He said II you were
friendly with them they would be
friendly with YOU II some Indians
came 10 the house and wanted
something 20 eat YOU could not re-
fuse but had 90 give IL % them. or
they would knl ycu.
He told us many other stories Of
when he was young and the hard
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01

week. They also have the medal for
good behavior.
The TBS have the banner for the
highest spelling average.
The las had history test last
week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01
BINGHAM.
Margaret Bear and Warren Niles,
Editors.
GENERAL NEWS

GIN EiSAD NEWS.
Outdoor sports are popular these
DAYS with most Of our pupils
our patrons and pupils are plan
ming for gardens this year. Our
seed order was larger than ever be-
fore.
Owing TO crowded conditions in
some of our grades number OF
pupils have been transferred to the
main school.
The manual training classes have
the bicycle shed we'll started
Miss Terry gave listening les
sons in music this week.
kINDERG ARTEN.
Lucille Starkweather and Mary
Johnson entered the kindergarten
last week
Dorothy May OF the south side
kindergarten is enrolled here for
several weeks.
Anna Hatfield celebrated her fifth
birthday in the kindergarten on Fri
day.
ONE-B.
cleo West has been absent. She
has moved TO River Park.
Virginia Gilliland returned to
school today after a long absence.
TWO-B AND TWO-A.
Mrs. George Sawdon, mother Of
/ WILDER Sawdon, died this week.
Carl Ritter will move TO the coun-
try in the spring. He will continue
10 come to school here.
THREF-B AND \.
ephno1 r,trsa hos haar
lining children who need medical at
tention.
The seed order amounted to
$500 for this room.
Gladys Worthinston and Eugene
Hiser have returned after several
weeks absence.
FOUR-B AND FTVE-A.
Mrs. Carl Perkins visited in this
room Monday afternoon.
Thelma West has been absent this
week.
FOUR-A AND FTVE-B.
The ive-B's had a banner class
Tuesday.
The four-As had a banner class
| Monday
Anneonette Heiser has been visit
ing. but has returned.
FTNE-A.
Miss Terry was with US Wednes-
/ day for one music lesson. We used
the Victor and listening lesson.
We received a very interesting let
ter from Marie Koehler this week
I She is i'm Aberdeen. :. d.
We had lesson on making kite.
| last week. They were very pretty
and flew we'll We are going TO make
bird houses this week
Harry Doolittle is with us agair
after a weeks absence
Fred Hannah is absent because
/ of illness.
Igerna Weber is in our school
again.
The nve-A girls are very busy
with their SEWING They are now
making niShtgowns and kimonc
aprons.
The following people have haC
perfect spelling lessons for the pas
week. Edgar McDonough. Bernict
Robinson and Helen Howey.
SIN-B AND \
Stewart Bradley and Lowell Ii
decker ran into each other on an,
playground The former had tw,
teeth broken on and the latter haC
a deep cash cut In his head
Robert Clark. who has been 80
sent because II illness. is with III
again.
Harry Shron has dropped odt o
this grade % work
SENEN-B.
The second meeting CT the Bir'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01

Biblical authorities now say that
the crown Of thorns was placed by
tho Roman soldiers on the head Of
Christ in mockery. and not 10 in
fict pain. as has generally been
supposed. II is said that the plant
used was a small. flexible thorny
shrub. probably the cspparis spin
oSA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01

times his parents had TO make a
living. lie has about so grand
children. Some are great grand
children. 1 liked 10 listen TO his
stories because they were so inter
esting, and he is about as interest
ing as the stories he told. | do
not think 1 Will ever see him again
since / left Green Bay ana came to
South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01
ROOM THIRTEEN.


The one-B's hare completed a
music studio.
John kraly is absent on account
OF illness
Ernest schultz and Anna Wander
Heyden. who were absent on ac-
count of illness. have returned.
GENERAL NEWS.
Miss Carr visited several OF the
homes this week
Miss Rennoe and Miss Bostwick
were the special teachers this week
The NTH grade girls are maxim
good progress with their aprons
The girls OF grade six have finish
ed their penholders and sleeveless
on Monday afternoon Mr. Vou-
mer showed the pictures OF "Alad-
din and the Wonderful Lamp"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01

Continued On Page Three. rhi. section.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01
SENEN-B

The second meeting Of The Bird
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01
FOUR-B GRADE.

a mistake was made in the four-B
notes OF last week. Hugh Myers Is
III with the humps and not Harold
Bates
Edna Hosler and Elsie Sollrig
were on the honor roll last week.
In an arithmetic test given Thurs
play the following pupils received
Aplus: Zeal Boren, Elmore Helen.
Howard Beliedin, Edna Hosler. Rus
sci Hosler, George Kubiak. Violet
Reamer and Helen Washburn.
A meeting OF the Band OF Mercy
viii be held Fridav afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01

Willard Wilbrick has came 10 our
school from Brooks. Ind
Anna Cleveland and Mary Epper-
son were transferred from our
building
Miss Harmon visited our building
Monday.
Miss kreutzer gave a tooth brush
drill Tuesday in the two-A grade.
Our seed order amounted 20
$3.50
Thomas Huber presented Mis-
Pierce with a VEN nice stool which
he made in manual training.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-01

The children bought almost $500
worth Of seeds for their gardens.
We have bought a pencil sharp
ener with our prize money.
Our enrolment has been increas-
ed TO Al; quite a large room.
The attendance has been very
good this week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08

This sale be compared with FL Paso has before
Known for different every wayts whole month ahead OF
time Instead of waiting until after Christmas for this clearance gong
to clear right now when thousands shoppers buying practical gifts such
as ready to apparel Stocks larger the varieties and the
prices are notably lower than they will be in January.
This seepng Clearance direct result Of abundance Of unreasonable
Oeaher The surplus stocks from makers who OveprOdud also amazing
undpnce purchases prominent manufacturers together with
from superb stocks all marked bargain prices which make dis
inctIy worth your while to buy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08

We Maintain The PrOmptesG Mail
And Phone Order Bureaus In The
Southwest. Favor Us With an Order
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08

gain absolutely nothing by waiting Prices this clearance which be
gins Monday every instance lou they possibly be during ian
Uoru cLearqnces benefit and children
apparel sections on the fourth and fifth floors You possibly mention
an item apparel for all the year for Christmas gtgvng that ISM
included IN this disposal
This sale M hundreds and hundreds of dollars for the people Of FL
Paso and surrounding Ucinity
C e small fraction of the offerings are listed here For every item
printed we will display several hundred throughout these departments Sale
begins Monday promptly at $50 am Please early.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08
Evening Dress Prices
Take Another Big Drop

EXQUISITE little creadons-dicae and gorgeous butterflies
l. wngsl Imagine them the evening gh-the puffed skirts
of malnethe little hvery threads of silver lacehe sheen of
metal cloth
Other materials are richest silks san metallic brocades metallic
lace gold and silver embroidered silk chiffon velvet and other
dainty. my materials French flowers, sequin and hand
brodey largely used and many startling yet pleasing comb
nations shown -(Fifh Floor