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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-05
4 Remarkable Prophecy.

In a lette. to her brotl 9r in Char
lesion an English lady cites the foi-
lowing prophecy made in the 18th.
century by the famous Mother Ship
ton. says the News and Courier:
When pictures look alive with move
ments free,
When ships like fishes swim below
the sea,
When men outstripping birds can
soar the sky,
Then half the world deep drenched in
blood shall die.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-05

hoed in later, it seems to act as fer
tiliZer
With coal Oil | cure scaly leg Ia
chickens by applying it directly with a
feather. | also find that mixture
of coal oil and lime used generously
around over the chicken house win
prevent mites.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-05
Dentist AlaWys Gives Warning.

Olathe (Kan.) Register.
Beware of the demon dentist when.
he begins a funny story. He is then
preparing to probe into your vitals
and insert a charge Of nityogiycerin.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-05
SICK WOMAN. MAD
CRYING SPELLS
Restored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Enhaut, PA was all run down and
weak inwardly. had female troubles

and nervous feelings
and my head both
cred me. I would
often have crying
spells and feel as if
/ was not safe. If
l heard anyone COM
ing l would run and
lock the door so they
would not see me.
l tried several doc
tors and they did not
help me so | said to
rnx, yyoothar EI u1,oec
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-07-14
REGISTRATION LIST.
Continued from Page ~

NnUlN 1NA1lOIN
Continued from Psg,
Athel Owen Andrew HUM LA
John VIM. Asher Re
Gnorge Edward Immonen Pequ,
William Wise
Herb. j. Collins
Harry Sands
Aino Maxi
Mike Bowers
Carl John Soil
Alfred Anderson
Sulo Nestor Thure
Peter Peterson
Herman Sail
August Maxi
Edward Nilsen
Cyril Van Abel
Arvo Rossi
Jacob Harju
Carl Engnal Ahlsen
Thomas Koivisto
Oscar Sail v
Urho Kangasmaki ~
Einar Hansen
Hans Johnson
Alfred Champagne
John C. Anderson
Homer Dault
Henry Katajamaki
Arthur Gelina
Herman Honkala
William John Colenso
Jacob Kriikku
John Thomas Lofquist
A. Henry Lachapelle
Raymond Van Abel
John Brynolff Saari
John Honkala
John Arnt Soil
Roy Needham
Elmo Koivumaki
Sigurd Andersen
Carl Lofquist
Alex Harju
Claude Gregory Van Abel
Jack Niemenmsa
Albert Almli
Isaac Yalmer Holso
Oskar Laistala
Isaac Solo
William Maxi
Alfred M. Andersen
Geo. Edwin Soil
Konstu Sulkanen
Alex Aft
Edward T. Andersen
Toni Lehtinen
Nestor Luoppa
Matt hester Saari
Jacob Westberg
Ernest Joseph Daoust
Andrew Flykare
Toiva Albin Lame
John Luoppa
William F. Fleischhut
John Theodore Keraren He
John Uriel Korpi
Matti Aleksanteri Niemela
Kalle Victor Sulin
Arvid Huhtala
Heikki Werner Paavola
Matt Oskar Norkniivila
Charles Teador Dantes
Alfred Pasanen
Otto Vilho Luukkonen
Nikolai Nestelin
Joseph Lehtola
Knut Hjalmar Dantes
Ollie Partanen
John Matias Johnson
Urho Matias Mannikka
Henry Solomon Pekkala
Gustaf Hjalmar Kayramo
Hjalmar Korpi
John Matias Hakkinen
Kaapriel Lauri Harmila
Henry John Astikainen
Kalle Nestor Leppanen
Jalmer Niemi Ishpen
Ole Hegland Fl
Albert OJa he
Arvid Forself Mich
Alexander Luoma
Edward Henry Sullivan Ocor
George Peter Olsen Mich
Frank Kaivu
Jafet Sirvia
Herman Koivula
Oscar Maxi Perc
William Eskel Micf
Otto Siitari
Richard Heikkila
Felis Gardoni Tian
Egnazio Jrozia Micl
John Einari Peura
Jacob Maxi
Fred Hill
Wilko Kojala
Anti Tepsa
Louis Bardoni Fit
Frank Emil Kumpala DINA
Ollie Olson Mich
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make their home at 1412 Columbia street
northwest.

Mrs. Ellen Murphy announces the mar
riage OF her daughter Agnes Martha te
Lieut. Henry C. Drew, Officers Medica
Reserve Corps. Thursday. September 20
of St. Aloysius Church. Rev. Father
Conniff performed the service in the pres
ence of the immediate family.
The bride was becomingly attired in a
smart suit of blue velour trimmed in seal, g
picture hat of amethyst velvet with taupe
plumes completing the costume.
Miss Rosemary Drew and Miss Harriet
Drew of Brooklyn. N. Y, attended the
Lieut. Drew and his bride left for the
wedding trip. Lieut.. Drew is stationed al
Fort Myer, Va.
An interesting wedding of Saturday
September Is, was that of Miss Mar,
Ethel Leizear. daughter of Mr.. John r
Leizear of Laurel. Nd, who became thu
bride of Mr. John J. Tobin, jr., at st
Anthony's Church. Brookland; The
ceremony took place at o'clock Rev
Thomas D. Williams, pastor OF the
church, officiated.
Pink and white asters and palm:
formed the decoration.
The bride wore a lovely gown o.
white georgette crepe trimmed in white
satin and pearls. Her long tulle veil
which formed the train, was becom
ingly arranged with bandeau OF
orange blossoms. and the shower bou-
ouet carried was of bride roses.
Miss Dorothy Johnson was maid OF
honor in gown of white chiffon. trim
med in white satin and net, with which
she carried an arm bouquet of killar-
ney roses.
Misses Edna and Ruth Tobin. sisters
of the groom, bridesmaids, wore pretty
dresses of white net built over founda-
tions of pink silk, and their bouquets
were Of pink and white rosebuds.
Little Miss Mary Busey. the groom's
niece, and Margaret Porch served as
train bearers in dainty frocks of white
lace, with wreaths OF white blossoms.
Mr.. Earl Soper was best man, and the
ushers were Messrs. George Ftlgate
and Thaddeus Bean. Mr.. Edward Judge
presided at the organ for the wedding
marches.
A small reception followed the cere-
mony at the home of the bridegroom:
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parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Tobin. ST.,
3406 18th street northeast, after which
| the young married couple left for their
| wedding trip. The brides travelling
| suit was of dark blue cloth, with which
| she wore a large picture hat of black
f, velvet.
/ Mr. and Mrs Tobin will make their
| future home at 3406 18th street north
i east.
Mrs Katherine J. Fenton announces
| the engagement of her daughter. Helen
| Esther. to Ernest NJ. Johnson. lieuten-
| ant. officers Reserve Corps. Lieut.
| Johnson is a former resident OF St.
Paul, MINI. Miss Fenton is the daugh-
| ter of the late David H Fenton, who
| for many years was an official Of the
| United States government and at the
time Of his death was republican lead
er of the Maryland state legislature.
| The wedding will take place in the i'm
| mediate future and be witnessed only
| by members of the family.
Mrs. Abbott Mercer. after spending
| the summer at Atlantic City and Mime
| apolis with relatives, has returned to
! her apartment at the Altamont for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Molyneaux of
Hyattsville. Md, have visiting them
Miss NJ. V. Wilson of New York, who
will be their guest for several days
| Mr.. and Mrs. William S Waudby, 34OS
Warder street northwest. gave an in
formal reception Thursday evening to
Mr.. Jack !. OHagan, special govern
ment representative.
The guests were Mrs. Gertrude Gull
len. wife of Maj. Cullen. United States
coast artillery. now serving in France;
DR.. Bayles. former United States naval
surgeon: Mrs. Mary Randolph Dickens
and Mr. Leslie Waudby.
Vocal solos and humorous sketches
We're capably presented by Mrs. Dick
ems
Mrs. Marie Alphonsine Peyran an
nounces the marriage of her daughter
Isabel Miriam Maydwell. to DR. Thomas
Augustus JaGgar. Monday. September
II, at Hilo, Hawaii.
Miss Lula Ann Brenner Of Ithaca. y
Y, and Lieut.. David HaZen Blakelock,
! nth Cavalry, U. S. A, were married at
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Warren-Bird Wedding.

The marriage of Miss Dorothy Arleen
Bird. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
]. Bird of Mount Vernon. n. Y, to Lieut..
Monroe Warren. coast artillery. U. S.
A, took place September 20 at Fort
Mott. n. j.
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her father. wore. with blue satin
gown, broad-brimmed black velvet
hat and a corsage bouquet of bride
roses and maidenhair ferns. Mr.. Bates
Warren, Sd. brother of the groom. was
best man. The ceremony took place
at the home of Maj. Raymond. COM
mandant of the post. with Capt Marvin.
chaplain of Fort Dupont. Del. officiat-
ing The band from Fort Dupont
played the wedding march.
The wedding was attended only by
the two families and the officers Of the
post.
The groom, whose home was in
Washington until the outbreak of the
war, is the son of Surgeon B. A. War
lren, United States public health serV-
ice. and Mrs. Warren. and a nephew of
Mr. John Warren of Baltimore and Mr..
Bates Warren of this city.
member of the class of '13 at West
ern High School, Lieut.. Warren re-
ceived his degree last spring from the
University of Virginia. and IL was while
a student there that he nlec his bride.
who at that time attended the Sweet
Brier College, Va. In May he entered
Va, and the following month was
transferred to the coast artillery
school at Fort Monroe. Lieut. and
Mrs. Warren will make their home for
the present at Fort Mott. N. ].
The marriage of Miss Lottie Virginia
Bailey to Mr.. William Edward Bowman
took place Monday. September "a, at the
home of the brides sister. Mrs. A. L.
Simons, 307 5 street northeast, where the
rooms were prettily decorated with golden
rod and autumn leaves. Rev. William
Harris of the Methodist Episcopal Church
officiated A stylish travelling suit of
brown, with hat 10 match. was given an
effective touch by the corsage bouquet of
bride roses. Mrs. 4. e Simons as ma.ron
of honor in blue. with corsage bouquet
of pink roses, and Miss Audrey Simons,
niece Of the bride in embroidered white
organdy and carrying pink carnations,
were the attendants. Mr.. C. L. Leizear
was best man.
Following a small reception. Mr.. and
Mrs Bowman left on an auto trip to the
home of Mr.. w. T. Bowman, uncle of the
| bridegroom, in Montgomery county Upon
/ their return to Washington they will
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To Winter at Admiral.

Lieut.. Fitz Eugene Dixon NewboId.
L. :. r, who was stationed four weeks
at Fort Sill. Okla. returned Sunday to
Philadelphia with Mrs. Newbold and
spent a short time with Mr. and Mrs
George Wharton Pepper, at Fox Creek
Farm Devon. Lieut.. Newbold has been
transferred TO Camp Meade, Md. where
he will he an instructor in hand grenade
throwing. Mrs. Pepper and Mrs. New
bold have retrned from short visit to
Camp Meade. Mrs. Newbold. who before
her marriage on August IS at Northeast
Harbor. Me. was Miss Charlotte Eleanor
Pepper. has taken house at Admiral
Md. where she will spend the winter.
Mrs. Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt enter
tanned the young people of Lenox last
Monday at q childrens party at Ventfort
Hall. when her two little sons, Alfred G.
and George Vanderbilt, We're the youth
full hosts
Mrs. Vanderbilt is on a Lenox commit
tee to provide luncheons for the Berk-
shire state Guard battalion drill in
Lenox today. Others on the committee
are Mrs. Allen 3. Fenno. Misses NJ
Symphorosa and Grace Bristed, Laura
p. Curtis. Beatrice Clark. Katherine and
Ellen Bullard. Anna r. Alexander and
Anita o. Delafeld.
Mrs. Henry Hollister Pease is chair
man of the n committee for a benefit
for the. American allied ambula ce
service in the town hall at Lenox Oc-
tober 6. A war film of the Russian
revolution and the battles on the
Italian front will be presented. Lieut..
George Roeder Of New York will spea k
and Miss Mary Lawton of New York
Will give dramatic readings.
The daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam +. $. Griswold. Misses Ursula.
Adele and Evelyn Griswo old, gave a
Red Cross sale at Wyndhurst Wednes-
day, which netted S175 for the cause
Many of the articles sold were made by
the Misses Griswold and their friends
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel i. McCabe of Philadelphia
announcing the marriage of their
daughter. MISS Alice McCabe, and
Lieut.. William Simpson, Sd, L. S. A,
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ing at her home. ass K strsst, q .
"conscription dance" in honor OF tAoee
who expect to do their bit Tor Unols
Sam.
Those present were: Mra- David Mo-
ris. Mrs. Edmund Carl Mrs. Otto Herr.
mann, Mrs. Fred Stringer. the Misses
Ellen Birmingham, Mae Connolly.
Eva Hollidge, Pearl Monroe, Gertrude
Rosinski. Marie Schultz. Ida Sacrey.
Rena Purcell, Dorothy Beuchert. Esther
Beuchert and Catherine NJ. and Maude
Viehmann; Messrs. Walter Burke, EN-
NETT Burke, William Conners. Harold
Day, George Kuhnel. William Brandt,
Continued on Third Page)
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Send for This Book.

M. Doeuet has complied fascinating book
Of twenty -four pages which illustrates and de-
scr.oes eacn garment therein. AND as each dress
coat. suit and skirt has a deep meaning to the
artist, he has named them to harmonze with their
ndlvduallty-Bobette Dress, Moto Car Coat, Billie
Suit. Aladdin Wrap and throughout the entire
range. The BosETTE DRESS by the way. is
fetching. 1t has overdress of serge, the skirt
portion being plated into the waist line at the
The sleeves are Of jersey with serge flare cuffs The
vest Is also Of jersey and Is trimmed with cross
bands of navy blue embroidery. A collar Of jersey
rolls over collar of serge and Is most becoming In
outline. Jersey forms the straight lower skirt.
narrow belt of patent kid, which shows a touch of
Nattier blue In inserts OF KID fasrens at the
FAN FAN DRESS is fashioned of beige
broadcioth. The straight line from shoulder to
hem, beted loosely to define the low waist line.
Is wonderfully becoming very consciously
imparts both grace and suppIeness to the figure.
The Iona c'ose fitting sleeves harmonze In sim
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80c1eM
Monday. September IT. at the Wayne
Presbyterian Church. Wayne.


Presbyterian Church. Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon E. Mitchell
and Miss S. Valentine Mitchell have re-
turned to Media, Pa, from North East
Harbor Me. where they spent part of
the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
and their family will leave later In the
autumn for Washington to spend the
winter here.
Mrs. FELTON, Elkins recently arrived
in this city from Del Mar. Cal. on her
way to France, where she Will en-
gage in Red Cross work.
Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Webb, who have
been passing the summer in Santa
Barbara. Cal. went last week to San
Francisco to meet their daughter.
Mrs Lewis Kelsey, who has returned
from South Africa. Mrs. Kelsey's homo
Is Johannesburg, and she Is returning
to America by way of Japan. Mrs.
Webb Is sister of Baroness de
Ropp, who. in company with her hus-
band. Baron de Ropp. and their daugh-
ter. Miss Vera de Ropp. has gone to
Los Angeles to make her residence FOR
a time in the Hancock Banning home.
in West Adams street.
The marriage OF Miss Helen Esther
Fenton. daughter of Mrs. Katherine J..
Fenton. whose engagement to Lieut..
Ernest NJ. johnson, Officers Reserve
Corps. was recently announced. Will
take place quietly next Saturday.
After a short wedding trip they will
take an apartment at Richmond. Va.
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marriage to Mr.. Edward schwab Will

marriage to Mr.. Edward schwab will
shortly take place
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnston OF New
Brighton, N Y, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Anna Adele. to
Mr.. Richard Earle Harris of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Krake of 1st
street northwest left today by motor to
visit relatives in Hagerstown. They Will
continue their journey to Cumberland
and thence to Gettysburg before re-
turning.
Miss Maude Viehmann entertained q
large gathering of friends Friday even
Evening star., 1917-09-30
Will Spend Winter in Arkansas.

Mrs. James A. Shipton, wife Of Brig.
Gen. Shipton, who passed the summer
at Fort Monroe. since their departure
from Washington. has gone to Little
Rock, Ark. to spend the winter with
her mother. Mrs Lincoln.
Evening star., 1917-09-30

Mrs. Louis Brandeis, who passed the
greater part of the summer at Dedham.
Mass, has returned to Washington ana
joined Mr.. Justice Brandeis at Stone
leigh Court.
Evening star., 1917-09-30

Mrs. Pearle Moore Gray and daughter.
Miss Muriel Eleanor Gray, have re-
turned to Washington after spending
the summer at Kennebunk Beach. Me;
Sugar Hill. " H. and the White noun
tains. and will be at home to their
friends after November l at 24oo l6th
street northwest
Evening star., 1917-09-30

Mrs. Frederick II. Brooke. who with
her children. has been passing the
summer at their place at Nonquitt
Mass will return to Washington this
week.
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Continued from First Pase.)

Wood. widow of Col Wood. Z. S. M. c..
at her residence. 1858 X street. for the
Winter
Evening star., 1917-09-30

Mrs. Timothy t Ansberry Will re-
turn t~ Washington this week from
Dublin. y. H. where she spent the
summer.
Evening star., 1917-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles verrill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gillas Warner: Misses katharine
GLADYS Emphy, Abigail warner. Kath-
arine O'Nei1l Of Baltimore; Messrs John
tepruex. Milton Allwine. Leroy Elliott.
Dave Martin, Leon Warner, Hugh War
ner. Mike Warner. Pete Robinson of
Baltimore and James Kelly of Balti-
more.
Miss Hickling was hostess at linen
shower yesterday afternoon at her res
idence in Rhode Island avenue. In honor
Of Miss Mary Van Fossen, daughter of
Rev. G. w. Van Fossen, rector of Trim
ity Church, and Mrs. Van Fossen, whose
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Mrs c. Sidney Haight will leave Lenox
today for this city.
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Weddings.

Mr.. and Mrs William n. Lipscomb
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Mary Henrietta, to Capt Howard
W. Jamison. L. S. A. Saturday evening.
September %. at Trinity Episcopal
Church, Manassas. Va
Mrs. Jamison is the granddaughter
of the late Judge William E. Lipscomb
of Virginia and Is well known In
Washington and Virginia circles.
The marriage of Mrs. Alexander j.
Schwarz and Mr.. Howard Gregory
Brown took place yesterday afternoon
at o'clock at the home of the bride,
1920 Harvard street. Only the members
of the two families were present at
the ceremony. which was performed by
Rev. DR.. James s. Montgomery.
Mr. and Mrs. John Williams an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter.
Sara Lorraine, to Mr.. Stanley Horner.
The wedding took place September
% at the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church, the Rev. DIR. Whitley officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horner will be at home
after October l at 1900 14th street.
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~
Peabody left Washington yesterday Tor
q short visit to Chicago.
Mr.. W. P. c.. Harding of the Federal
Reserve Board has leased an apartment
at the Highlands, and Will take posses
sion on Wednesday. Miss Margaret
Harding is attending one of the fash
tonable schools in New York.
MIR. Harding has leased his residence.
1916 K street. to Lieut.. s. NJ. Clements
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie enter
tained last week, at Shadow Brook, their
summer home in the Berkshires. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Damrosch and Miss Polly
Damrosch. The friendship is an old
one as It was while coaching about
rural England with Mr.. and Mrs. Car
negie that the then young daughter of
the late ]. G.. Blaine. Secretary of State
in the Harrison administration, met and
became engaged to Mr. Damrosch.
Mr. and Mrs. Damrosch. with their
daughter. returned to New York on
Thursday.
Vice Admiral Klotchak of the Rus
sian navy was the guest of honor at a
tea following the Thursday afternoon
drill at Newport. when Commander
Rufus Il. Johnston. L. S. n, and Mrs.
Johnston welcomed the other members
of the Russian mission.
Thursday may rightly be stated to
have been Russian day at Newport. as
in addition to this entertainment Mrs
William s. Sims had large reception
at her residence. in Rhode Island ave-
nue., to hear Miss Georgia Roberts
speak on The Woman Movement in
Russia"
Mrs Oscar Isagi the previous after
noon invited her friends to her villa, in
Stockbridge, Mass. to listen TO Mr..
Thomas Whittemore's summing up of
The Russian Revolution and the Pres
ent Situation in Russia.
Mr. Roland S Morris. United States
amba ssador to Japan. left Philadelphia
Tuesday. accompanied by Mrs. Morris
and their children. Miss Sarah Morris
and Edward Morris. for San Francisco.
Cal. During their ten-day stay in that
city they will be the guests of the am
bassador's mother. Mrs. T. Burnside
Morris. and will leave October 10 for
Vancouver, 3. c.. from where they will
sail for Japan.
Mrs Frank Lee Williams has given
up her apartment at the Imperial and
left yesterday for California. where she
will spend the winter. Before going to
southern California Mrs. Williams will
visit her son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Johnston Gray, at
Fresno
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, who has
been at Spartanburg s. c. with Col
Vanderbilt and Private Cornelius Van
derbilt. jr.. of the headquarters staff.
arrived Thursday at the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va. where
she will pass some time and take the
cure.
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Mr.. Francis Stuyvesaut Peabody of the
Council of National Defense and Mrs.
Peabody left Washington yesterday for
"a short visit to Chicago.
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Doeuillet Launches Fashions Which Liv

He was the first designer to use fur for trim.
ming on dresses, suits and eoats. on heavy and
dIaphanous materials. which Idea was adapted by
all fashionable women.
His love of art is eratifed In a collection Of
fine paintings and sculpture which adorn his home.
His associates musicians composers. authors,
pIay~riehts and artists Always in this atrnos-
phere the higher arts. his natural talent 10
heightened by his environment He 10 ever OBJ
servant He studies the women Of his own great
city and country. Their moods and efforts to
express them In their dress particularly fas-
cInatina him. Out of this atmosphere Of art
and culture and refinement and his Innate
creative soul and the love Of the beautiful he mods
his designs.
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Continued on Third Page.)
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poeulllet studied the American woman AZ
,oo wou see that each design has been thought
liz created to please her, at the same time eacn
ombodies the style touch OF Paris Inc a ines are
erlrcaI ~ becomIno to her type Her lndlv
LIZ hr.athes In each and all Of them Truly, M.
9oeulet has caught the dress spirit OF the Amer.-
ooeu,es ~ az cIeyerly as If he lived among her.
an a wo'" studied her likes and dIsIkes and is In
cord with In her desire Tor tne artistic ~ aod
ne re- stvIe that she accepts M. DoeulIiet mas
rown his whole heart and soul INTO MS Tork; Sna
'e mas sorahle so are the suits and the coats and
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