Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

EH feet beneath her pctticoa,.
like, little mice. crcpt in and
out. SO while good deal has been
written about boots for the street.
II IL highly important that We pay
heed to our buckles If we are MAX
ing amy prctcnscs OF keeping up"
Not an evening slipper escapes tho
new bronze or cut steel buckle.
while many have the brilliant set
iinEs in a composition very much
on the order Of platinum. OF course,
YOU are aware Of tho exclusive show
ing, OF buckles from ten TO thirty
ultra shoe house of Your city.
These buckles seem perfectly huge.
but in view of everything these
days being highly exaggerated. ono
gown can be further enhanced by
slippers Of gold and silver, satims
and kids. each with buckle in
Keeping with Tho color scheme Of
tho gown. SEYMOUR SYCLE is
also showing the new HAMMERED
RuCki.E:. with it's intricate carving,
blacks Fol; MoERNINc: arc hcau'i-
full The hammered buckles are
only ten dollars. STATS HAY" r"-
turned in favor. aud note linens
to match sport skirts and one piece
froCkS in many colors.
THE MCPHERSON HOTEL has
put in gala week with society
first: everyone turns out IN thrir
looked for by music lovers. Tho
magnificent marhlcd lobby seemed
rlaying on colorcd lights. gate
ways gravel walks. sun dialS. sing
ing birds aud marble benches. pos
ing amid tho hundreds Of Easter
blossoms. Then along came tho
Richmond German. followed by the
Holiday Ball. which drew all the
society element from behind bridge
tables for the time being. Ono can
always count on THE JEFFERSON
for livelinesS. II seems 10 be the
smart set genuinely enjoy going in
groups. The tea room and main
dining room were generously and
claborateiy h"dcckcd with Asccn;,
sion lilies, aud the menu served
with many little Eastc.' suggestions
marks the JEFFERSON hospitality
rcd letter event in tho annals Of
Richmond's spring gaycties.
en- OF all tho kings horses and
~ all the kings men" have been
able to shake one iota on its ped
cstal Of feminine favor, the tried
and trusty separate skirt and
blouse. which has made its appear
ance this spring at j. g. McSBN'S
in even greater beauty of materials
and style than heretofore seen. y
separate skirt and waist is simply
"a necessity anyway one has to
have something for tho house when
the onc-picce serge frock becomes
slick, or too warm. want you To
sec tho new aud many charming
design in chiffon and wolfe and La
Jerz tub silks ] s. MOSRY e
COMPANY arc showing. First of
all. MOSRr announces all skirts
quite narrow. with many good
roomy pockets and soft belts and
pretty buttons on them. Stripes in
soft woods and silks in lighter
shades are very smart, while MOS
BY has several dozen Ono two
alikc) in the ultra polka dot and
splashcs: which YOU will see wo-
men OF and fashion s,,'S wearing arm this
aud skirts offered by j. f. Mos
BY g. co. are just as nifty and
good looking as can he. Rcmembcr,
! see everything that is worth see
ing in the line Of clothes.
PROG RESS is a fight. not so much
against ignorance and stupidity.
as against the tendency of the hui
man mind TO run to grooves. The
great mass of motorists has never
been able TO look ahead in automo-
bile construction. 1t reasons back
ward from wha, it sees close at
wrong, idea out Of it's head as TO get
n good one into it, 81 first, all fine
automobiles were ponderous, heavy
cars. complicated and expensive. II
took the weight to justify the price
Besides. that WAS the way men
mostly thought about automobiles
"a sort ;bd of OF Pullman ear affair,
fashion. IT, is the swift, cooI-run-
ming. sweetly humming whistle OF
celebrated cars. such AS the STONE
MOTOR CAR co. Broad Street,
that is scientific. such as the Mar
mon, the Roamer and the Buick
sugsest-the man with vision, the
man MAJ ,, VINO is IS enishtened far beyond
the purchase OF his car over with
Richmonds car authority. MR.. NJ.
JIo STONE e Ne He is going to let
fancy lightly turns to- thoughts
of love-" while mine quickly turns to
thoughts Of good old kale. cooked
WIN }oie prc f@pp PED of with PIN
of each. There are two remarkable
things in the pickle world. They
gre Mrs T.: G. kidd and the pin
ated. No hotel: club, restaurant or
home table will ever be complete
Without ae,;c cPIM MoME S,,, PICKLES"
some and pret,y tts %hoie
such they are-keep the taste
whetted and the appetite sharp
ened. Pickles are an absolute es-
sential-part and parcel of the
table d'hote menu. Mrs. Kidd has
given to the diet an unexcelled
pickle product OF various varieties,
as we'll as an exceptionally fine
vinegar which you have doubtless
saved for mixing. salad dressings,
etc I put PIN Money Pickle Vine
gar" on my perfectly good 'jole"
II
manners. and mop up the pin
Money Pickle Vinegar" with the