Omaha daily bee., 1917-11-18

lege of chiropody OF Vienna, Austria
and is a skilled expert in his fine.
MO NEW style note has been
~ omitted in the asscmbIage of
dress and tailored suits shown this
season in the fashionable second floor
shop of Lamond's in the Securities
Building. And. to my mind, these
strictly Winter garments (for they
are mostly of the heavier, handsome.
fabrics, and muffled up with luxurious
collars of fur) are veritable prizes at
the prices they now are being offered.
There are silk velours and chiffon vel
vets, silvertones, broadcloths and
serges-in fact, all the smart new fab
RIGS in chic, CHEEKY, vivacious, youth
ful models. Every suit at Lamond's
is stamped with personality.
r ASC1NATING! Fetching! Fairy
l. like! is the exquisite crepe-de-
chine and satin lingerie at The Vogue
Shop, 203 Rose Guiding,
INF. w. THORNE'S Smart Up
L town Shop, 1872 Farnam Street
noticed several new frocks of such
surprising originality that | was
tempted to inquire il they had not
been the creations of some very ex-
elusive designer. yes" was told,
these are models from Madame
Flanders" One, stunningly designed
in rich grape-toned Georgette, was
distinguished particularly by the long
tunic edged with pyramidical points OF
Hudson seal, above which were
groups of beetle black button orna-
mentations. 1t was truly fascinating
gem of the designers art. Another IN
a combination of satin and Georgette
In midnight blue, with draped effect
from the shoulders, was almost IN its
entirety adorned with self-embroidery,
making it distinctly refined and pleas
ing. Madame Flanders has also sent
to this store Enthusiastically lovely
blouses. One displayed in the window
this week, in a combination OF blue
and gray Georgette with floating
panel back and front elaborately bead
ed, caused fattering comments from
passersby.
IT'S SIMPLY no trick at all to be
i YOUR own dressmaker these days,
with the Ideal Button and Pleating
Company to supply all the dainty I'm
ishinx touches that take away the
homemade look and spell the we'll
gowned woman of today. 1t just
seems as though there isn't a thing
they can't do in this busy shop. Now
that braiding Is being featured so ex..
tensiyely on Our smartest frocks and
suits, 1t IL such a satisfaction to be
able to know that it will be done. so
artistically. When visited the shop
this week, Mr.. Rabin, their expert
designer, had lovely nut-brown vel"
vet coat to show me, which he had
lust finished braiding in the most in
tricate pattern, with insets OF bronze
and green beads wrought in the de-
sign. My, but it was clever work
But then you'll always find that The
Ideals" work is dependable and per-
fectly done. You'll find them on the
third floor, Brown Block. ! ..
r Asst week I told you about some
~ very cleve- handkerchief
china from The Bowl Shop in Boston,
This | saw in Orchard Il Wilhelm's
Gift Shop. A breakfast set in this
cream-tinted ware has bunnies scam
pering about on each of the three
pieces-bowl, pitcher and plate--and
IS priced 5000. Any child would love
it'll Porridge bowls are $500 each
Mayonnaise, bowls, with plate and
spoon, $285; egg cups, decorated with
fluffy chicks, Soc. "
THE beautiful Christmas number Of
l. Every Child's Magazine will be
given free with each subscription this
week. Such splendid Xmas stories
poems and pictures as it does. con
tainl There are departments OF Art
Music. Travel, Books, Birds, Animals
etc. The price is $lOO a year. Grace
Sorenson is the editor, l09-lll Nortl
18th St, Omaha.
TT WE weren't so prejudiced these
1 days 'gainst royalty, I'd be tempt
ed to say that certain long, enyelop
ing coat of rich sapphire blue chiffor
velvet which | saw this week at F. w
Thorne's Uptown Shop, 1872 Farnam
was regal" in its elegance. Lavish,
trimmed with beaver and handsomel,
kned with taupe satin. The "Amer
lean Princess" who is fortunate
enough to own it will welcome thc
winds of winter.
IF YOU want to prohtably yet de-
!, L lightfully while away a half hour
or so when you're downtown, jus
drop into the specially fitted Apollo
Reproducing Parlors of the Hospt
Piano Store, 1913 Douglas, and lister
!, to a recital of some of your favoritt
compositions by world-famed artists
{ There is pleasant young girl who
,, will gladly show you the wonders o
The Apollo Playe- Piano.
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