Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

Hospe's, 1913 Douglas. Adorable
babies, these; awake, with big,
round, wise eyes; asleep with darling
little smiling wrinkles around their
eyes, baby in his carriage with de-
voted brother or sister lowering
near. The pictures are 81 each;
when framed, are 81 and SIS.
The Grace of Slim Reeds Swaying
Where They Grow
rs STILL grace when the reeds
L are cut and woven into furni-
ture which bears the sign of Omaha
Reed and Rattan Manufacturing Co.,
Sixteenth and Jones street. The
pieces are so artistic, so varied III
beauty that they're suitable, quite,
for any room of the home. Moth
ing will do more to brighten Every
woman's" home than a new piece
of this furniture, and the prices at
which they're offered are indeed
tempting. .
Ostrich tips are worn on the arm.
midway between the shoulder and
the elbow, and attached to metal
arrnlets that hold the tip cut from
the arm.
Never Were Stylists So Versatile
TN the fashioning of wondrously
L lovely hats as they have shown
themselves this year. The Nebras-
ka Clothing Co., Fifteenth and Far
nam, have a great case filled with
exquisite handpasted feather models.
Brilliant as any plumed bird of the
air, gay, saucy and colorful as
crimson warbler in the south, to
which many of them soon will jour
ney, delieately colored as one
OF the more elusive songsters,
they're style-thoughts of some of
the most prominent creators in the
millinery world today. .---
The distinctively shaped high
crown Of one little model has chos-
en- for its fashioning, bright, point
ed hackle feathers. Four rounded
brim pieces daring in their lowell
ness, flare back from the face, these
in vivid French blue cassowary.
For the matron with rounded
features, is the original turban
which sweeps back from the face
into daintily pointed wings. An
other OF glossy brown has a rolled
brim with sweeping wing brushing
the shoulder.
Eight eolors, daringly blended
combine in charmfulness in the brim
of roundabout" model; vieing
with it in brilliancy is the "jade
blue" hat nearby with cunningly
cupped feathers.
Model chapeaux, these, to delight
the woman seeking the smart, the
distinctive, the ultra in millinery.
In the Lobby Windows of the Rialto
HEVERYWOMAN" will find dis
~ plays of greatest interest, for
Lees Rialto Theater Drug Store,
following their usual policy of CO.
operation, have placed therein
creams, perfumes, toilet requisites
OF all kinds which make Every
woman the most exquisitely
groomed creature known. 4 Their
popular fountain is featuring an
"Everywoman" Sundae for 25c all
during the weeks performance Of
this picture.
Metal girdles of all sorts are an
interesting accessory. Sometimes
they consist of several yards of me-
tallic cord with ends of heavy metal
tassels. These are draped twice
around the waist and then terminate
over the left hip, or, newer still, di-
directly in the front. Sometimes the
metal girdles are more like large
bracelets with a clasp at the june
ture.
"Everywoman" Will Find a Hat to
Match the Mood of Every Hour
Marked on the Sun Dial
N the daily arrivals at the Nc
= Ardle-Blake Chapeau shop, Far
nam between Seventeenth and Six
teenth. Soft silken affairs for wear
with carc-free frocks for the out-of-
doors, daintily formal affairs for
lovely lace and lingerie gowns at the
tea hour, that make one wish it
might be always afternoon. Sports
hats as brilliantly blue as the sea,
green as the royal palms and rose
colored as the dreams of the gayest
young Sub-Deb. Ideal for the
spring bride, delightful for the
southern trip