Omaha daily bee., 1918-10-06

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Patriots All.
WHEN l called at Boyles COLLEGE
w anew situation confronted me,
At glance one gets tho impression
that it is a school for young ladies.
a veritable Young Ladies Semi
nary" because it is so largely pa
tronized now by women. Looking
into the faces of these bright young
people is indeed a pleasure. But /
notice that they are not all young.
Since the new draft was enacted
many young matrons have been
moved to take up work in the COLI
lege in order to make their own way
in the world. This is somewhat of
an innovation, and President Boyles
is giving special consideration to the
wishes of married women, permit
ting them to choose the hours OF
study most convenient to Themes
say from 9 to II. Intensive train.l
ing for all classes. however, Is in
vogue. An ambitious pupil may
work here from 8 p. m, to 6 p. m, il
he wishes to do so, and night
classes are open three evenings OF
the week. The regular school ses-
sions are held from 9 to 4. The
college is training many young men
and women for positions in the COVE
eminent service. Last years req
istration totaled 1901 students.
Say It With Flowers!
be hard heart Indeed
l. that wouldn't skip beat or two
that wouldn't skip a beat, or two
when realizing all that one can
say with Aowersl In the saying,
however, be most particular who
saws it. 1t makes all the differences !
in the world! The John Bath,
Flower Shop, Eighteenth and Far.
nam, is noted for the artistry OF
their flower arrangements. When
| see the interpretations in flowers
they send out, I'm absolutely thrill
ed at the artistic arrangement and
combinations of flowers to suit
every time and occasion.
Vestees and narrow cuffs OF net
are threaded with black ribbon Civ
ing an effective contrast.
The Council of National
Defense Says; M
Don't put off till tomorrow
The things you can buy today. ~
Uncle Sans words oft bring sor-
row,
If not needed without delay!
So let's DO our Christmas shopping
early,
Happily, prudently, patriotically.
Coats That Wrap and Fold.
NAN you resist the new coats that
~ everyone is looking at right
now? I was looking at some url-
usual and distinctive models in the
F w. Thorne Shop, Eighteenth and
Farnam streets, this week. Truly
they have coats for every purse,
every preference, and every occa-
sion ali fashioned in the very latest
lines, colors and fabrics. Very cape
like is a model particularly enticing.
The designer chose for its making
a soft fabric known as Marcella
cloth in light tan, almost chamois
color. Lines of loose stitchery
CLEAN in the soft graceful folds, and
the soft fur on collar and cuffs ac-
centuating its charm is beaver in
rich brown. And such linings-l've
never seen such beautiful Innings.
Who Can Embroider the Most and
Best?
rs A game the designers are play
L ing in Paris. The results have
proved uniformly pleasing and pop
llar, a fact attested by the busy
of the Ideal Button and
Pleating Company, 30S Brown build
ng, where you may see braiding,
lemstitching and picoting, pleating,
buttons and tassels, being made.
Avoid those awkward seams in the
lainty blouses, which you are maxi
ng by letting this company hem
fitch them. The frills and collars
will fall more gracefully if the edges
ire picoted. If it is dainty lingerie
hat is engaging your busy fingers,
Nothing makes more charming fin
sh than hemstitching. For gilet,
PANELS and collars of your winter
lresses, let them braid design over
part or all of theml Send the mater.
ais to me, or direct to the Ideal
Button and Floating company, and
'ou will have them back all fnian
d in the course OF few days.
3riar Rose Crochet Lace.
0id you see the display of this ex-
Dpattern in the Burgess-Nash
windows this week? The articles
we're all made from Anna Knop Sla-
er's new book which gives full in
tructions for making lamp shades,
lats, etc. Ask for the Novelty
Number of Briar Rose Crochet
'ooks-25c at the art departments
f the Omaha stores, or I'll be de-
ighted to send it to you.
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