Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-06

NKIRTs-Skirts-Sk N.Y. such
- lot of clever. new. silk skirts as
I saw at F. W. Thorne's Uptown
Shop 1912 Farnam ST., the other day!
One I noted of splendid quality taft
feta, with Bayadere stripes OF navy,
green and red satin, had a fitted yoke
which extended down over the hips
into three small tabs finished with
big buttons. wanted to carry It
home when I saw the price-only S9.75.
Then there are some piquantly dainty
white silk skirts which have threads
Of black forming tiny checks, over
which satin stripes of rose and blue
alternate-so cool and summary to
wear with sheer blouses-s12.50 There
are also the ever-popular black taffeta
skirts with swagger pockets, and all
the up-to-the minute touches, priced
$3.50 to $3.50. Positively, the skirts
at this shop are quite the most stun
ming ones I've seen lately.
Bingham hats with parasols to match
are voguish for summer.
THOR festive hours Milady Dainty
should have a bag In which to
= carry her fan and all the little
vanities so dear to her feminine heart.
Bags that are real Joy" bags OF ex-
quisite Japanese silk crepe and en-
broidered as emily the clever Japs know
how to embroider. can be found at the
W. H. Eldridge Importing Co., 1918
Farnam St I could scarcely resist
the charm Of a pale yellow bag en-
broldered In black butterflies-and
imagine it!-only 75c. There are 9TH
ers equally fetching from SOC to 5000
lVI above all others remember, for
it's the day when we show the
loving reverence due our Mothers by
the outward symbol OF wearing a
flower-a colored flower II she is still
with us-a white one for her memory.
Nothing will bring Mother" such hap
piness as the expression Of our love
to her In flowers. Telephone Douglas
s244 and place an order with Lee Lar
mon. The Fontenelle Florist, for a
box Of beautiful flowers for that best
Of friends--YOUR MOTHER. Mr.. Lar
mon will give special care TO out-of-
town orders for MOTHERS DAY.
The shirtwaist dress Is going to be
very smart this summer.
TT TAKES Just trifle after all to
make girl happy, but it's got to
= be the right trfle. For the
SWEET GIRL GRADUATE just the
right gift can be found at The Vogue
Shop, 2o3 Rose Bldg. Adorable party
bags of pink satin and hosts of charm
ing ribbon novelties. Do see them.
Japanese coins and tassels are used
to trim garden hats and bags.
ct Es enfants'' need never suffer
from lack of proper clothing
and nursery accessories II you
buy ARNOLD KNIT GARMENTS"
for them. Miss Adams OF the Tiny
Tots Section at Benson & Thorne's
was telling me about them. Straight
bands for first wear" with knit edge.
which give the necessary degree of
elasticity; the abdominal band. which
displaces the pinning band with open
shoulder to avoid arm twisting; COM
Portable shirts, night gowns and draw
ers. A delightful necessity for the
Baby's bath is the fleecy-faced apron
of unshrinkable material, which has a
'side-flap' for completely enveloping
the baby. Also garments for older
children.
Gay colored beads and gIrdles are
stunning with lingerie frocks.
YVES, 1t is indeed, leland perfect
ly delightful. We have with us
The Bingham Suit, and aren't
you glad? I found French Bingham
Suits at Thompson Belden's cut in
exactly the same style as the smart
est Of silk suits with large. becoming
collars and swagger pockets. They
are the "dernier cri' in New York
and the East just now-and for sum-
mer wear can you imagine anything
more cool and practical? The mate
rails in these voguish suits are stripes
and plaids and guaranteed not to fade.
TIRES jolie! sweet maid demure--
a coat dress you will want, I'm
sure, of striped pique In figured
style and pockets that are quite worth
while" When dressed for Home" as
well as Street." one always must be
trim and neat. So the LINGERIE
SHOP" invites you, too, to peek" and
"see" what they make for you. 500
Bee Bldg.