The Cordova daily times., 1917-03-24
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Belinda's garments button up, Likewise they button down.

bel1nda's garments button up,
 Likewise they button down.
 Some button together:
 The question is whether
 She's hooked all the buttons in town.
 Button, button, who's got the but ton?' has ceased to be thrilling in. terrogation. It must needs be rele- gated to its proper place among Gold berg's Foolish Questions. The answer is so painfully and unanimously ob- vious: Everybody's got it. Not one measly, lonesome little button either; not even "one, two button my shoe,'
 but three, four and then heaps more. There's perfect epidemic of but tons. Like the measles or a spring rash. Every coat, suit, frock, blouse, cape and sweater is rashly broken out
 with them. No one has an eye for a
 hook any more. We are all just look ing to buttons as a mears of fasten- ing on fashion.
 The long, straight lines of present popular coat gowns and chemise frocks are just pie for buttons. They are buttoned up one side and down the other. Some are putting their best buttons forward and others, turning their backs on them, use them never theless to back them up. The long, tight sleeves are often trimmed in odd small buttons from the elbow to the wrist, while those that are widely cuffed have two or three large and
 ''rifHrn hnttnns fastening the cuff. MT. and Mrs. K. l.. Harwood enter tained last night at a housewarming.
 in which dancing furnished the prin- cipal pastime, and was followed by a supper. The guests who enjoyed their hospitality were MT. and Mrs. Caleb Corser, Mir. and Mrs. NJ. Brock, MT. and Mrs. A. Van Vechten, Dr. and Mrs. w. w. Council, MT. and Mrs. J. V. Lydick, MT. and Mrs. T. S. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. DeLeo, Mir. and Mrs. J. Sapiro, Mrs. Boyle, Mrs. Tingley. Miss De Graf, Drs. Daggett and Blythe and Messrs. E. F. Medley and John Muller. The Eastern Star lodge gave their monthly social last Thursday evening, | immediately following the regular business meeting. A large number were present, many guests, not mem. bers of the order, having been invited for the social part of the evening, Bridge was played until about Il o'clock, when refreshments were served. The evening was enjoyable, as the Eastern Star parties invariably are.
 On Easter Monday night, April g,
 the Woman's Guild will give a dance at Eagle hall. All preparations are
 being made to make the evening one of pleasure from start to finish. The
 ladies have been diligently sewing for
 some time past and the results of
 their work will be on sale the same
 evening. Good music, a good floor l and good time is assured all. The Bungalow Club will give a dance at Hegg's hall on Monday even, ing. immediately preceding which the
 members will hold an elelection of of ficers. The committee in charge has arranged what Is known as a comical
 hat dance, and the event promises to
 furnish lots of fun.
 A dancing party was given Wed nesday night hy-Mrs- Tingley and
 Miss De Graft in honor of Captain
 Nolan, of Valdez. and very pleasant
 time was had by those present. l Tonight the Northland Club dance
 the third of series, will be held al
 Eagle hall. The patronesses are Mrs
 Fred Glassbrenner Mrs. Bartley How
 ard and Mrs. Nals Hawkinson.
 The Loyola Club meets tomorrow af
 ternoon at 2:30 o'clock, when bust
 ness of importance to the member, | Ixx,fNl t~
 ""' oe 'ranS"s'eo. j. a1 ! l The next dance of the Assembly
 Club has been changed from April 6
 as 1t comes in holy week and on Coco
 Friday. to March 30.
 You can make this column interest
 ing by sending in your social doings.