Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

| mc-cooked taste, yet not the KIND
you're naturally tired of after a lone
winter. So many people are trying
a change in this way that tho manager
has had to put In ten moro tables.
Polly recommends the Richmond Cafe
terra not only because 1t has fine cooks
somewhere behind the scenes, but also
because she has investigated those
mysterious regions herself. and knows
they conceal. besides the cooks. thor
oughly sanitary refrigerators and food
containers. where fresh meats and
ity upon which the manager Insists In
buying them.
a DJUSTING grown folks glasses to
suit every style Of beauty requires
skill, says Polly. which G. l.. HALL
possesses in abundance, but vastly
higher art, to her way of thinking, 1t
is to fit children with glasses that suit
Again. she finds Halls carrying off the
palms Riddles can look SO Grotcsque,
she declares. in lily fitting specs. and
so entirely human when the glasses are
right, that she wonders why many pa
rents are so ncgiectful OF the appear
ance of the youngsters who must see
the world from behind rims OF some
sort. Then. again. Polly says that
children's glasses won't be so often
broken il Hall does the fitting. for in
many cases 1t isn't carelessness that
causes the disastrous accident, but the
fact that the poor little rascal had
frames that didn't sit comfortably If
your child has to wear glasses. Polly
concludes. It's your duty to have them
detail.
A NEW sort OF Spring drive" is
with us! Suits, women's suits,
youthful Russian blouse affairs, slim,
straiGhtline effects with narrow belts
or none at all. and fitted tailormadcs.
arc coming to the fore with a rush CAL
culated to make the unitarian war
time combination OF one-piece dress
and cnveloping cloak yield the honors
OF first and only place in the scheme OF
fashions. that they have held for four
long years. Polly, exploring in
COHEN'S. finds their suit department
''"' "Cii prepared 10 meet the
unprecedented demands upon 1t, with
reinforcemcnts arriving constantly
She pceked around behind the scenes TO
make sure that the pretty suits she
wanted to mention to-day would not
all be gobblcd UP by the time she could
say, Go look! and found there a most
rcassuring and interesting array. New
boxes coming in--a fun of tissue paper
and distracting confusion OF blue
tricotinc. buttons and braids made her
quito certain that she could recommend
safely tho suits Cohen is showing, no
matter how fast they may have to be
replaced by others. Trcotincs Poi-ct
twills. serge and gabardinc are the ma
teriais, In the favorite dark blues and
beaver and rookie brown. They're not
as sober as they sound. though, and the
rea son is chiefy-vests! Daring little
vests embroider their tricolettc and
paulette solves IN bright futurist col
ors. and others moro dcmuro afford a
glimpse OF tho lovely silk duvetyne in
soft hcnna or old blue. The same va
ricty. and tho Same new features that
distinguish the grown-up suits in this
department belong to those designed
more obviously for Miss Eighteen. The
buyer At Cohen's evidently Is an up-to-
date person who realizes that both this
modern young woman and her mother
or older sister mean to stay youthful
and smart all their itvos. why not.
with such clothes to hclpy