Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-16
Mother" by Strickland Gillian,
Good Housekeeping Magazine.
Fetching Frocks of Fascinating Designers the Magic

Designers Know the Magic
of Color.
N becomingness, nothing quite
1 rivals the judicious use of color.
There is a perfect wizardry Of colors
this season, each garment disdaining
to be less than a rainbow. But what
a daintiness Of color combinations
Just the thing to wear with the new
sports shade hats is the little frock
I've found in the F. w. Thorne
Shop, Eighteenth and Farnam. OF
tan Sportussah silk it had fancy
to brocade its jacquette, which has
the new morningglory fare lines.
Through this dainty Ay-away panel
in the back is laced a girdle woven
of rose and tan ribbons. Buttons of
two-color manufacture finish the
front of the coat-blouse. A fascinat-
ing adjunct to the Florida wardrobe,
just the thing for 'round-the-town
wear in Omaha.
February is the month of
amethysts. There are many be-
witching bits of loneliness shown
at the jewelers-cufflinks original
in design, hat pins of sparkling lure,
eardrops of the violet crystal COM
bined with engraved gold, thick
heartshaped pendants, dainty
brooches and bars with pearls and
amethysts. There seems to be an
especially smart effect attained by
the wearing of these semi-precious
stones.
Footwear That Attracts
S TO be found in the F. & M. Boot
L Shop, 10th and Farnam. Sumptu-
Gus fabrics have been used in the
fashioning of this years footwear,
indeed, for we find silk, heavily ius-
trous, in pumps, oxfords and high
boots, cut on ultra smart lines, opera
patent kid shoes, with oyster gray
tops, whose extremely slender heel
is gracefully set, cinnamon brown
kid with golden brown tops, black
suede, attractive on every foot;
street shoe of fine white, high heeled
with reserve, and an ideal patent in
titre de nigre, with lighter top of
kid. For the new pumps, glittering
buckles Of cut steel, ranging in price
from So to SIS. OF course you'll want
at least one pair of walking oxfords,
which they're selling for $3.50, These
are in dull black and brown.
Interesting studies in black and
white combinations of satin and jet
are shown among the gowns worn
by Theda Bara in "Salome,' shown
at the Muse this week. The posi-
bilities of jet are endless.
Every Holiday
FINDS the store Of candied de-
= lights, Candyland Sixteenth
and Farnam, amply prepared to take
care of donors of distinctively boxed
goodies This week, George Wash
ington's birthday, of course offers
delightful excuse and reason for the
buying of a particularly handsome
box or basket. candy If you're
entertaining, order your candies
and nuts here; their delivery service
is prompt indeed. You'll find on
display, at all times, novel little
touches in imported fruits and cfys-
tallized flowers of delicate, dainty
color schemes.
A lovely gift, the boudoir set
found this week in a ribbon depart
ment. OF flesh and rose the slippers
are cunningly fashioned. Dainty
garters in the same shades finish the
set which is $3.75.
Sandwiches Which Are a Veritable
Treatl
A Ii your favorite sandwiches
a are prepared in the ways you
like best at the Flstiron Cafe, Sew
epteenth street and St. Mary's ave-
nue.. There are Turkey sandwiches,
clubhouse, toasted cheese, chicken,
three-layer ham, pork, tongue, pea
nut buttef, all kinds of cheese. Hot
or cold these sandwiches are offer
ings Of the ultimate IN goodness at
the minimum in price
The new cape satin is Satin De
Leon; heavy, lustrous, it is peculiar
ly we'll adapted for capes.