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Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-21
HThe WilloAv Treev

"The Willow Tree" the big Screen Classics, Inc, production, starring Viola Dana is booked as the feature attraction at the Eagle Theater today and Wednesday and Central Theater Thursday. The Willow Tree,' is the picturiZation of the famous Cohan & Harris stage success by J. Fl. Benri- mo and Harrison Rhodes, which was the threatdical sensation of q season when it was first produced on Broad way in New York.
 The screen production of "The Will low Tree" has been conducted along unusually lavish lines. no expense hav- ing been spared to make the picturi- zation of the famous play the un- doubted success on the screen that it was on the stage. The scene of the play is laid in quaint old Japan, and the settings for this were an unusU ally costly feature of the production No pains and expense were spared to recreate the Orient, the land of the rising sun, where most of the action of "The Willow -ree transpires.
 Viola Dana, who plays the stellar role in the picture, is one. of the rore- most stars on the screen Her fol lowing has so rapidly increased through her dainty and appealing char aoterizations that she has come 6 drawing card Of high power wharev CT her pictures are shown. ''Tht Willow Tree" is production fully worthy of her talents and charm.
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aWhy chanae Youc W!fav

Cecil 5. DeAtill3'a latest ra Aircraft proo1ciop -y Cl7nge Your Wife?' DiH come Q the Gen. tral theater FIlod n5 EtCtec aua E g-e The Sutla and Nr5ay. It is descr,t
 of married i9 il Gloria Swau5cr au lc0ia .ha' are the tc- r -le Ty is by WlH p I
 The ploL celtec ud neGcc ana Beth Cordc rs out now be am. dr4l srlrt 6e5t was a cha air she raa bc1om. a too wife Wllo aui lelas be bus band with her fe eFEGe foi his comforts He Binds ion F
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condemn the act but must admire the efficien ifornia mob ynched d cemetery.
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e1cccds arrogancs tc laying
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Oh well, the Christmas mistletoe ought to help the Leap Year Girl quite a bit that last week-if she works fast.
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There1l be more peace on earth and good will toward at least one man on the merry Christmas morning if you have correctly guessed the gift that was on the missus' mind the six weeks before Dec. 9.
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Santa Claus. coming from the north will have to stand for the search and seizure business at the Canadian bor- dor
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tain climate the asthma will leace him
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why shouldn't he homo Sat half, shalt
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Work is inc panacea for every heartachC
 Through it success comes
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Mankind worshlps success" said H M Field but thinks by is obaned--what days nights
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Foliday spirits no longer mean what they did before July, 1918.

Say. did ycu know that il was 8 yiolation of the wel-known Volstead act to stick bottle Of the cup that used to cheer into your neighbor's E sock Christmas eve
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Texas Creek

A number from here attended the
ball game at Howard. but owing to
the rain the game was postponed.
Mrs. A. H. Pringle and Chester
Pringle were business visitors in Can
on City Thursday.
Several auto loads from here at
tended the entertainment the last day
of school at Cotopaxi Friday 1t was
a decided success.
Miss Isabelle Taylor who has taught
school at Wellsville the past term re.
turned home for the summer last
week
Mrs. Geo. Denman and children of
Pueblo were week end guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Challis.
Henry Hatfield of Fowler Colo
and Chester Pringle accompanied by
Misses Isabelle and Anna Taylor mo
tored to Canon City Saturday evening
to take in the show.
Miss Charlotte Saxon of Canon City
is visiting friends at Texas Creek.
A. l.. Challis attended O. r. T. meet
ing at Pueblo Sunday night.
F. NJ. Plummer, third trick operator
was d DUsiutSS NlSilOT at canon CITY
Saturday
A good crowd turned out for Sunday
school Sunday. Great interest was
taken in the work. Misses Elynor
and Evelyn Smith were elected as
sistant librarians. Cordial invitation
was extended to all to come by Supt
l. A. Lennon.
George DeWeese spent Saturday
and Sunday in Canon City visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom c. Balman and
son Douglas were visitors in Texas
Creek Monday.
Messrs. Powers and Crouch, govern
ment lilo nhunters, were seen passing
through Texas Creek Monday morn
ing with their pack Of dogs going to.
ward Black Mountain in quest Of the
cat family.
Henry Hatfield OF Fowler, Colo,
Is spending the week with friends at
Texas Greek.
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School Closing
Exercises At
High School

Military field day at the high school
athletic grounds on Friday. May 21
Preliminary competition at 10 a. N
Regular drill and competition of com
NAMES at 1870 p. m. The public is in
yEited to this exhibit of military drill.
Sunday evening. May 23. the bac-
>-calaureate sermon will be given for
ahe graduating class at the Methodist
Episcopal church at o'clock, the
doors being opened at 1880. The Rev.
Guy E Konkei will deliver the ser
mon This will be union service OF
the churches The public invited to
This service
Tuesday evening. May %, the class
pIay given by the seniors at the Opera
House. The play is entitled Green
Stockings"
Class day exercises will be given in
hign school auditorium Wednesday
afternoon at 2:3a The public is in
Eited.
Commencement exercises will be
Beld Thursday evening at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. The pro
gram viii consist of music by the or.
aehestra, chorus. salutatory, vocal solo,
Eaiedictory by members of the class
and class address by DR.. J. G
Crabbe, president of the State Teach.
-Es College at Greeley.
Grade schools-Ehghth grade exam.
Inations on Monday, Tuesday. Wednes.
Say, May "a, 25 and 26. Promotion
exercises at the Presbyterian church
Thursday afternoon, May 27, at 2:30.
The program Will consist of music by
rEkae grade orchestra. chorus and ad-
s3ress tothe class, and the presentation
of promotion certificates.
Grade children will have their tests
ON Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, May 25, &c and %. They will re-
s,urn to the school buildings on Friday
1morning to receive their promotion
,szoertificates.
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COaldale

Joe Smith is up at wellsville where
he is assisting Dan Henster gather in
his cattle which he has sold to some
Texas parties.
Fred Beltz OF Howard is doing car
penter work for Mr.. Coerlies.
DR.. Langdon OF Salida was called
for grandma Nichols who Is Sc years
of age. She had gone to visit one OF
her neighbors when she was stricken
with heart failure, caused from over
exertion. In about 30 minutes she
had fully recovered and at this writing
she is feeling fine.
Jesse Lemons and mother motored
to Sal;da Tuesday where they are
taking treatments.
The dance given by Morefields at
the Valleyside Inn house was well at
tended and everyone reports good
time.
Oward Broome of Sagwache has
purchased the Marian Lemons ranch.
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dora Elizabeth Hutchinson, Margaret
W'hippie, Virginia and Richard Ban
croft. George and Marvin Wood. Mar
tha Sidebottom, Margaret lyman, Nor
man Jean Turner, Theodore Harding,
Gordon Beall and Clinton Biggs The
afternoon was spent in playing games
and was one of great pleasure.
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vIcToR'S POPULATION
rs DECREASING

According to the census report just
published. Victor. the second mining
camp in the Cripple Creek district of
importance. now has popuiat ton OF
but 1.777. decrease OF iS per cent
over that OF 10 years ago.
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MISS HAZEL KING
HOME FROM HILLSIDE

Miss Hazel King. who spent the
week as the guest OF Miss Charlotte
ccrlach at Hillside, returned k0ns
Monday.
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Tuesday
MiSSoURiANS ARE
VISITING HERE

TMiSSouRiANS ARE
VISITING HERE
Lee Bradford and his sister, Miss
-Jennie Bradford, of Birch Tree, Mo-.
=Axe spending some time in Canon City,
and are registered at the Mcclure ho-
znol
-cHAPPELLs LOCATED AT
ssos FOREST AVENUE
Mr. and Mrs P. w Chappell have
-EHOved from their former residence,
14s4 Greenwood avenue, and are now
Zseated at sos Forest avenue.
kfsILSIDE GIRL
eGUEST AT COOKS
Miss Sadie Cody of Hillside is the
.-zsHest of Mrs. F. Cook, 11e East Cat
HE avenue.
sCHEYNEYS HAVE
CALIFORNIA GUESTS
Mrs. Sarah Cheyney and her daugh.
Tex Miss Lydia, arrived from Califor-
sRM Sunday to visit Mrs. j. o. Chey-
sney al Eighth street and Macon ave-
,AK1e
tIOCAL LADIES
NtuIsJT FLORENCE '''
Mrs. c.. H. Brogan of Vernon. Tex.
=snd Mrs. Ellen Ferguson of 92S Pres
eiof Mrs. W. l.. Davis and Mrs. John
Rnxbury of Florence last Friday.
sCHARLiE DUNCAN
VISITS SALIDA
G H. Duncan of the Ceylon Tea
store was business visitor in SaHda
Monday
sRENFRoW BUYS
MORE HOUSES
The large 1O-room house at 215
North Sixth street, and the seven-room
modern house at the corner-of Sixth
street and Greenwood avenue, owned
by a j. Morrison of Spokane, Wash,
were sold yesterday to F. B. Renfrow
rof tlljs city. II. c. Hill consummated
the deal.
MRS. sIDNAM GUEST
OF HER PARENTS
Mrs. b. Harrison Sidnam of Ana
heinl, Cal, is visiting at the home of
he- parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dozier
MIS-. EASTMAN r.r.gsqs-s---..-
y 9. n 7GruRNS n ONE s;ssiss rs,
1ars. Waiter EASTMAN. whoshaz bea9f
ttbe guest of her daughter. Mrs B. B.
Mcmillan. 921 Bragdon avenue,
Pueblo. for the past 10 days, returned
home Tuesday.
~Rs. GEORGE BETHEL
70 VISIT IN PUEBLO
AIRS George Bethel departed for
Pueblo today TO join Mr. Bethel and
sspend a few days.
MRS. H. L. WHITE
VISITING HERE
Mrs. II. L. White of Eads. Colo, is
A guest at the home of Mrs J. E. Gar
BHod
MAY MAKE HOME WITH
MR.. AND MRS. PARKER
Nern Kious, aged 13, nephew OF Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Parker. arrived here
Monday from Leroy, Kan, and will
probably make his home with his un.
cle and aunt. He is a son of Mrs
Eparker's youngest sister, and is an or
phan. his parents having died some
rfine ago.
TEXAS GUESTS AT
TIE GIBSON HOME -.
Mrs Hines and little daughte-. Bet
-Tcy.. .enf FL Paso. Tex, arrived Monday
10 visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. D..
e. Gibson. and will remain until the
family depart later for California
MRS. GRAHAM OF
PUEBLO VISITS CITY
Mrs. Varina Graham of Pueblo ar
sived Monday to visit Mrs Flora Nor
row on Lincoln Park.
ENTERTAiNS GUEST
FROM MONTANA
Mrs. d. II. Snyder of Butte. Mont.
will be the house guest Of Mrs. Guy
James. 9i8 Prescott avenue, for an
-.ss-xtended visit.
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Mrs. VIM. Tenscott of Salida came
down last week for few days. visit
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chan
cey Hayden and their relatives.
George Williams OF Saguache spent
a few hours with his uncles. Messrs.
William and Thomas Ragland.
Chas. Leichen of Littleton came In
on No. 1 Saturday for an indefinite
stay.
J. J. Lemon of Mills, New Mexico.
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Paitie
and is looking for a location
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Paxall of San
Antonio. Texas. arrived here Satur-
day. They will visit with the latter's
mother Mrs NJ. E. Lemons.
Mrs. Albert Lemons was a Salida
visitor Tuesday,
Miss Martha Phillips was transact
ing business in Salida Tuesday.
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SOCIETY
= . . . = - .

Misses Esther Manlove and Mildred
Ross entertained at an announcement
party for Miss Eva Fiske Monday eve
ming at their apartments.
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Lee Bradford and his sister, Miss
-Iennie Bradford, of Birch Tree, Mo-.
-AHe spending some time in Canon City,
=sna are registered at the Mcclure ho-
-rxsl
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HOWARD MAN
IN TOWN TODAY 49,
Frank Prather of Howard Is bust
ness visitor in town today.
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Mrs. l., L. Harding. Jr., was the in
spiration for delightful three.course
luncheon at which Mrs. Arthur Biggs
was hostess Saturday. The appoint
ments were carried out in pink, and
were most attractive. a bowl of pink
roses graced the center of the table.
and cunning place cards. a single rose.
on a little wire stem, in little flow
err pots, which were the work of an
artistic cousin in California, were most
decorative. The afternoon was passed
at playing bridge. and Mrs Theodore
Harding had high score. The guests
were members OF Mrs. Biggs' lunch
con club and included the guest of
honor, Mrs. Harding, and Mesdames
Phil Chapel, Robert Beall Sparrell
Gale. Theodore Harding, James Haw-
thorne, Jay Sidebottom, Stanley Rob
erts. Floyd Campbell, George Whip
pie and Miss Edith Harrison
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Jean Biggs celebrated her fourth
birthday Monday afternoon at her
home. S03 Main street. and was the
hostess at delightful children's
party The affair was pink party"
dear to the hearts of all children, and
the decorations, OF pink roses. pink
doilies and the birthday cake with
four pink candles and pink frosting.
and the refreshments carried out In
the same color, were. much appreci-
ated by the young guests. who were:
Theodore and Josephine Gale. Mar
tina Jane Campbell. Louise aud Hsrri-
son Hawthorne. catherias and Th 90.
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MRS. sIDNAM GUEST,
OF Her PARENTS

Mrs. b. Harrison Sidnam of Ana
helm, Cal, is visiting at the home OF
he- parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Duzier
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The members of the Delphian Club
held their last meeting of this season
at the home of Miss Sybil Keys on
River street last night. Mrs Leech
was leader of the study period After
the business meeting delicious refresh
ments were served and most enjoy
able evening spent. The next meet
ing will be held some time In Septem-
Der.
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Ray Bottenfeld entertained at five
course dinner at.the Canon hotel Sun
day evening. His guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Fredrickson, Mrs. Jessie EN-
merson Price; Miss Wilma Newcoinb
and Bud Bowers
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tIOCAL LADIES
VISIT FLORENCE

The large 10-room house at 215
North Sixth street, and the seven-room
modern house at the oorner-of Sixth
street and Greenwood avenue, owned
by A j. Morrison of Spokane, Wash,
were sold yesterday to F. B. Renfrow
rof thjs city. II. c. Hill consummated
Lhe deal.
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MAY MAKE HOME WITH
MR.. AND MRS. PARKER

Vern Kious, aged 13, nephew of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Parker, arrived here
Monday from Leroy, Kan, and will
probably make his home with his un
cle and aunt. He is son of Mrs
Eparker's youngest sister and is an or.
phan, his parents having died some
lime ago.
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-CHAPPELLs LOCATED At
:. .Yo3 FOREST AVENUE

Mr. and Mrs. p. w. Chappell have
-Snsoved from their former residence,
t.4s4 Greenwood avenue, and are now
2seated at sos Forest avenue.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-06
AND STILL IT'S THE CAPE.
By a Freak of Fashion They're Playing
Return Engagement.

II am going to have summer even.
ing cape of rose colored kumsi,,kumsa,
declared a pretty girl at the silk coun-
ter "And I'm not going to line it
lust let it float This will make three
capes I'm taking away with me for the
summer"
BY all of which, one knows that no
wrap is SO stylish this summer as the
cape.
Just about a year ago Dame Fashion
announced dolmans for spring. Of course
everyone bought dolmans. In less than
three months everyone was sorry. The
dolman faded from the fashion picture.
And then at about the point where you
had yours ripped apart and made into
a sure enough coat, along comes the
doman and cape decree again.
The wraps of this year are not so
different from those first ones last
spring, except that there are more va
rieties of the wrap. which is neither
a cape nor coat. They are fascinating
in their possibilities, and the very incest
thing that could happen for summer
wearing. Many are sleeveless, having
Sits for the hands, while others do not
even have Sits, nor fastenings, but are
ment to be held closely about one.
AL materials are being used for these
stylish new wraps. Navy blue serge and
tricot are popular, and always look con-
seryative, no matter what the cut Bo-
livia cloth fashions many, as do duve-
tyn and velour. Silks are very good for
the summer wrap, and one sees knee
length and tapering ankle length wraps
of heavy satin, crepe de chine and shorter
ones of taffeta.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-06
FROCKS FOR THE MID SUMNER AFTERNOONS
Fresh Simplicity
Marks Models
for Party Wear
Bv ANNETTE BR0ADsHAW.

Truly charming are. the newest crea-
tions destined for summer wear at fash
ionable week end parties. An ideal frock
for the young college girl who is enjoy
ing some of these delightful visits before
returning home is pictured on the left.
White charmeuse, with it's supple
draping qualities, lends itself well to the
fashioning of this attractive gown. De-
signed with straightly cut panels in the
back and front, their formal lines are
softened with little frills of pleated chif-
fon. Large pearl buttons hung on heavy
white silk thread, make distinctive trim
ming. A narrow ribbon of old blue vel
vet is chosen for the belt.
Simplicity distinguishes the hat of
rough black straw enlivened with a
wreath of field flowers.
The other dress is developed in rose
and white foulard with an under dress
of white silk. The crisp, outstanding col
ar and the fly-away sash are of fine
white organdie. But an extra dash Of
color is requistioned whenever possible,
so cluster of purple fruit is tucked
into the girdle.
The hat that is worn with this crea-
ton is made of very dark blue straw
faced with flesh colored satin which
forms a very pleasing background for
the huge purple poppy posed on the
underbrim
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-06

woman Graves. 1t puts the blush of a rose
on your cheeks and lily-white baby
softness on the hands and arms. 1t can
not be detected. Derwillo has become
regular fad and over five hundred
thousand discriminating girls and women
use it in place of face powder as it stays
on better and does not rub off on cloth
ing. Perspirauon does not affect il and
is wonderful for a shiny nose, oily skin,
freckles, dark, sallow, rough skin
and poor compilations. It's famous for the
quick results il gives. The very first
application will astonish you. Try 1t
today. It can be obtained at the toilet
counter of any up-to-date drug or de-
partment store and If your druggist does
not carry it he will be glad to order II
for you If you will ask him to. All whole
salers keep 1t SO he can get it from them
or the manufacturers direct Accept no
substitutes, then you will not be dis
appointed.
NOTE-Derwillo and Liska cold cream
are sold everywhere with the distinct
that If you are not pleased
your money will be refunded. They are
sold under the above guarantees in this
city at all department stores and drug
gists,- including Cascade Pharmacy, 40
Third street south, Model Pharmacy, 3l2
Central avenue, and Great Falls Drug
Co, wholesale distributors.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-06
SAGE TEA DANDY
To DARKEN HAIR
It's Grandmother's Recipe to
to Bring Back Color and
LuStre to Hair.

You can turn gray, faded hair beauti-
fully dark and lustrous almost over
night IL you'll get a bottle of "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" at any
drug store. Millions of bottles of this
old famous Sage Tea Recipe. improved
by the addition of other ingredients, are
sold annually, says a well-known drug
gist here, because II darkens the hair so
naturally and evenly that no one can
tell ii has been applied.
Those whose hair Is turning gray or
becoming faded have a surprise await
ing them, because after one or two ap-
plications the gray hair vanshes and
your locks become luxuriantly dark and
beautiful.
This is the age OF youth. Gray haired
unattractive folks aren't wanted around
so get busy with Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound tonight and you'll be
delighted with your dark. handsome hair
and your youthful appearance within
few days.-Adv.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-06

New York.-"The girl or woman who
neglects to beautify her hands and arms
NOW that short sleeves are in vogue)
has only herself to blame If she is passed
sstress. eg unnfs louise Huff. "It only requires
a few minutes twice each day to make
your hands and arms beautiful and
attractive. With no covering to protect
the elbows they become dark and rough
and no matter how often they are bathed
they look ugly and repulsive. This can be
easily and quickly overcome by taking
nroper care OF them. The best way / have
found to accomplish this Is to soften the
elbows with good cold cream Qiska
cold cream I have fund to be the besO
then wipe off the superfluous cream with
soft cloth and apply that popular
beautifier, Derwillo, to the hands and
arms. This combination instantly beauti-
fies the hands and arms and IL you ever
try it once you will never be without 1t.
Just make this test: Try Derwillo on one
hand and arm and then compare II with
the other and you will need no further
argument to convince you that there Is
nothing like 1t and you would not have
missed it for anything. Derwillo comes In
three shades, white flesh and brunette:
Use white on the hands and arms and
the shade you are accustomed to Tor
the complexion. Derwillo gives the skin
that youthful appearance every normal
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-06
GREEN TRIMS BRIDAL GOWN.

The marriage of Lady Cynthia Cur
zon to Oswald Z. Mosley, NJ. F., young
est member of commons, which took
place in London last week, was one OF
the most brilliant social functions of
the season, being attended by. their
majesties, the king and queen of Eng
land, and the king and queen of the
Belgians, as well as nearly everyone OF
social prominence in London The
brides mother was the late Mary Lei
ter of Washington.
From the fashion point of view, sig
uificance is attached to the introduction
of green on the wedding gown, and the
choice of the same shade for the
bridesmaids gowns. The shade is a soft
one, known as eau de Nil, and it is ru-
mored that the favor shown it on this
occasion viii have its effect in London
fashions. Contrary to precedent, the
brides dress of white silk was trimmed
in this green.