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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
HALLOWEEN CONES BACK
WITH SAME OLD APPEAL
Gro'on-Ups Talk About Having Peace and Quiet While the
Youngsters Play That Night, but They Enjoy the
Fun Just as Much as the Children 81

WIIAT makes Ha loween come back
" year after year with the same ap-
peal that it has had ever since we were
young enough to be scared at mask !?
at the windows all decorated in orange
and black, with pumpkin faces and
witch figures, Kissing black cats and
solemn owls with the knowledge that
they are made out of paper.
There is no secret shiver, as there
used to be. as we gaze nonchalantly at
a frowning witch or a beckoning ghost.
We can see a clown costume without
feeling more than passing pity for
the poor soul who will try to be funny
enough to live up to il on Halloween.
And that gIstening white skirt that
some fairy will wear tonight doesn't t
give us q thrill.
No, we're grown up now, and those
things are for the .children.
Let them dress themselves up il they
will, paint their faces, tanglc their hair
with confetti. and frighten themselves
to death walking downstairs backward
in the dark.
Not for us-giye us the apples. the
cider, the doughnuts and the pumpkin
pie, and let us go on our sedate way
In peace.
A ND yet it's rather amusing to see
n how much older Babs looks in the
pretty little old fashioned dress with
the powder in her puffed hair and the
tiny mits over her babyish wrists.
And Sonny got up that Indian cos.
tune himself-not bad at all. even If
mothers big feather duster did suffer
for the headdress.
Johnny Jones across the street has
n false mustache that makes him look
exactly like his father--it's ridiculous,
really, and he can walk just like him,
too. with that pOmpous strut that John,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
THIS is HER NIGHT!

She Is the queen OF festiyi.
ties tonight and she should
not be ignored or neglected.
And aside from that. II you
have q party wished" on
you at the last minute and
you haven't q thing in the
house that will do as n cen.
terpiece FOR the table, use
her. She's made Of an un.
assuming piece Of brown
wrapping paper. rolled into a
cornucopia and pasted to-
gether. Her neck was
pinched slightly TO At the
collar. which Is pasted to.
gether in the back. That
peaked hat Is q fake-it's
only n circle Of paper stuck
on over the peak Of her head,
which has been painted black
TO match IL; and the hair"
is pasted to the under side Of
the brim. The hat and hair
are painted black. The arms,
which hold the wrapping pa.
per brOomstick so thought
fully, are one Of mothers kid
curriers' pushed through two
holes in the witch's "cape"
and bent together. Twenty
minutes. a pair of scissors. a
paste jar, some wrapping pa
per. black paint or ink-who
said you had nothing In the
house to, make a centerpiece
for Halloween?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

Sr., acquired when he was made sooo,,
vice president Of the company.
Junior, who Ia seventeen In yo.r.
and aged and mature in his own opinion
Is going to a Halloween dance WITH
girl-.imagine his being old enough for
that! ,aJJ ''r
LIE THOUGHT he wouldn't botb.,
II with. any fool costume at first hu,
mother thought 1t was a shame.
She found some slightly moth eoto,
woolen stockings that he could stiiI
wear. darned up the holes, fished ont
his old Boy Scout uniform, and dec;dsS
that with his belted coat and n III,
hat turned up sharply at one side ana
adorned with jaunty quill, he wonid
make a fine looking Swiss guide.
Junior thought SO. 500, secretIv. =,
course, but just bit obviously. '"
1t was Anne's older sister, she to,d
the family, as she stepped in on the waS
to the party to show how she looked
who thought up the clever gypsy cos.
tune, and lent her gorgeous dark red
scarf to make 1t so striking. ~
And Daddy himself put aside his cioor
and messed up his cuffs straightenIns
out the war paint on Sonny's round
pink face-.wondering as he did 80
whether Indians ever wore deep dimn,o.
and turned up noses.
He got so enthusiastic. about hi.
work that when Junior strolled in with
the jaunty Indifference of his age and
his self consciousness he stood him M,
beside the paint box and installed =
mustache upon his upper lip.
IVES, these grown ups talk in lars,
l. terms about their cider and their
apples and their peace and quiet on
Halloween.
But it comes around each year with
it's same old appeal to the foolish, child.
ish, grinning side of everybody.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
By Lillian Paschal Day

But even human worms will turn.
| got the Thimble Club together.
We had all suffered from her
She was nuisance to be abated.
SO we abated her-thusly: o
Thursdays she goes to market.
We all went, too, in relays.
The first gave a surprised start.
My dear! How pale you are!
And in gray! Takes all your color"
Next came Mrs. Brown.
She picked threads off the critic.
Been sewing?" she laughed.
You forgot to brush, didn't you?'
What a funny hiatt" Next one said.
styles are so queer, aren't they?"
Another told where to buy shoes.
Such tailor !" exclaimed another.
"He makes you look so dumpy!
Now mine is" but the critic fed.
l was last. paved her all over.
(Hate that! Makes my flesh crawl.)
I did all she had done to me.
She was fighting mad.
''How do YOU like it?" I said.
Remember the Golden Rule.
Here's a motto I made for you
1t was card: "Kwitcherknockin."
She quit, too. We like her now.
Isn't it odd? -...
Critics love to pick flaws.
They hate to be picked themselves.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
Things You'll Lope TO Make
French Doc Collar

Isn't this dog collar smart ano
Frenchy? Yes and most OF the new
winter frocks have high collars. with
which this dog collar would be most
fetching. The band pictured was made
by joining two strips u yard long and
other OF tomato red embroidered in sil.
yer, The edges were then picoted. A
small Jet or pearl buckle finishes one
end. several eyelets the other That this
snap fasteners to secure the buckle In.
stead of stitching. OF course, you can
combine any two colors to match your
favorite frocks. but you must have al
lars. FLORA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
(To be Continued
Good Ne,rs

The International Ladies' Garment
Workers Union is raising 100000 with
when to establish factories and shops
for the manufacture ard sale Of women's
wearing apparel. The SPONSORS for the
movement anticipate that the enterprise
VIII hriug down the cost of women :
clothing and afford an opportunity to
WORKERS TO take n part in the manage
ment Of their Industry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
Yesterdays Answers

l. Miss Dorothy +. Holloway. Of
WilliamspOrt, Pa. is the first
woman to win the scholarship
established by the Pennsylvania
Railroad to commemorate the
work done during the world war
by its women employees in making
surgical dressings.
.. Eyelet embroidery worked in silk
is used to trim many of the cloth
dresses this season.
3. A dainty gift for the child who
likes to sew is little basket
lined with silk, and fitted with
scissors, thimblc, pincushion, etc.
4. A new silk sweater is made with
a collar, cuffs and band around the
bottom of the new loop trim
ming, or hairpin crochet of silk.
>. A dark spot Of grease on un-
finished wood can be removed by
the application of a paste made
of fuller's earth and water over
night.
6. Woolen stockings and sport shoes
are not correct with an afternoon
dress. Silk stockings, dress shoes
and spats should be worn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
SOME HALLOWEEN SPREADS
l SUGGESTED BY MRS. WILSON,
-Four Different Menus Appropriate for This AUTUMN Festival
Recipe for Cream Pufs
BY MRS. NJ. A. WILSON

fCopyri0ht, 1870 by Mrs. ". 4. Wilson.
AL RIGHTS rcserUcd.J
rTHE young folks in the family are
l. looking forward with pleasure to
Halloween--the mystic night when al
true lovers put their fates to the test.
Arrange a party for them. Corn stalks
and autumn foliage will be splendid for
decorations and have few artificial
pumpkins show among the decorations.
In order to make these pumpkins, cut
piece Of yellow crepe paper in half
and then cut the piece about twelve
inches long. Paste together and then
gather one end and tie on the inside
with piece of string. Fill with bits Of
paper Tie the top into shape by press
Ing to flatten.
Many games may be played. such as
bobbing for apples-alsO ducking for
them. Pairing apples, so that the en-
tire skin is kept in one piece this is
then thrown over the left shoulder
where it is said it will fall to the floor
and form the initial of ones future life
partner. This. with the singing and
dancing, will provide plenty of fun.
At midnight the fun folks may have
q supper, and then HE themselves home
before the hour of one in the morning
This artump festival usually calls
a. ni,,,,Ia roSrnsh n,nts. +barcforo baro
80 some menns from which Won NAV
choose
eNoo''' M
Cidor Cu,
~. ,I CLoaso Sp,dr.iobos
,us -, "IT II. "''' En"o,,, Do
Npp'e aN' Daisims ,H%r'i ""'
"''
r.!,.. p,,,,r
,,!n v!uer u'e'H G,d,,.iohos
nam anu @ astr'rssT SsToJ I"''u " 's''e'
r,..,a.o 80 80 prrit
|ho'oia'e 'Ne
No.
Celery
Fruit Salad
Rresd and Butter Sandwiches
Iavar Cake Coffee
No.
Sliced Bologna
Celery and Potato Salad
Tarts Cider Cookies
=, ,,o,or;,c for menu No Won will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
To Dress as mickey"

To the Editor Of WOpnan'S PGGr,
Lear Madam am invited to Hal
loween party Saturday night, and was
at loss as to what kind OF ,get-up /
should wear. 5'ne of my girl friends
suggested Mickey" az she thinks II
would suit me because have long
brown hair that Curls easily. Can you
suggest what kind Of clothes TO wear 70
live up TO Mickey? F. r.
There are two gct-ups for "Mickcy.'
one Of them consists Of a mans flannel
shirt I'D shabby trousers frayed at tho
ankles and a mans CCat with tho
sleeves and collar cut of, so that II looks
like a sleeveless sweater, and either
other costume is a checked skirt, with
the flannel shirt and a long gngham
0pron over ii. The nloccasns are worn
VIII this.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
THE UNWELCOlNE WIFE
BY HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOR
Copvrioht, 1870. bp Public Ledoer Co.

.tnikohy HGrrimdn mdrries Char.
1o'tc Gront. q little country girl, 'nd
Jria0S her 10 the city. rhere she IS q
,niSft Tonps mother had expected
him to marry an entirely difCrcnt
tvpe q girl. and she takes 40 trouble
to conceal her displedSure. Charlotte
mits under the continued criticism and
Iire8 in deGdly fear lcst Tony tire Of
hCY'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
The Question Corner
Today's Inquiries

|. When the mantle of n gas burner
turns black, how can il be cleaned? ?
,. What tasteful electric lamp would
be appropriate for pink or blue
bedroom?
3. How can last. minute costume
for Halloween be made out of Il
full organdic dress?
4. When varnishcd woodwork is
badly worn, what will improve
its appearance?
8. In what easy way can decorated
invitations be made for a jap
ancSc, Autumn, Silver, Rose, etc.
luncheon?
6. Which is correct, he don't" or
''he DOESN'T?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
The WOman'S
Exchange
To r. e. K.

Make n ballet dancers costume out
of tarlatan. sewing number Of short.
full skirts on one waistband 80 that they
viii stand out stitfiy. Wear boomers
Of white satin. with rufllcA down the
sides TO give ADDITIONAL b"uffancy to the
skirts. The waist should be a wrinkled
basque or pointed bodice, with low
neck and short sleeves. \ trimming OF
artificial flowers. crossing one shoulder
and continuing down the skirt, would bs
V,pE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
BILLY'S QUEER KNIGHTS
By DADDY

BHIy'S footboH players qdt him and
his animal friends take hcir places,
playing against Tommy THbbs' Fat
Warriors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

Xiv
With a short thumb, the Saturnian's
fnore occult side is likely to be devel-
oped. He Is apt to surrender himself
TO his superstitious leanings and also
without sufiicient viii power Gong
FIRST phalanx Of the thumb). TO enable
him TO resist his naturally gloomy inn
pulses, and likewise lacking In the men
tai vigor dong second phalanx of the
thumb), 10 guide him correctly In the
choice OF goal or In the use OF the
right means toward attaining this goal
after he has chosen II, he Is apt TO be-
come a prey TO morbid fancies and wind
up as hater OF all mankind He cam
not make up his mind to do the things
he would like TO do and. unless spurred
on by well-intentloned friends, his whole
life may be long drama OF discomfort
snd unhapplness,
Go bs continuedl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
WHAT'S WHAT
By HELEN prcIE

A well.bred woman does not accept
favcrs from any but relatives or inti-
mate friends. Even so small a matter AS
carfare is not to be paid for her oy d
casual acquaintance who happens to be
entering the car at the same time. Unless
the woman finds momentary difficulty IN
getting at her change, he should not Of
Ter to pay, and even then only after
asking permission to lend her the need
full coin When she repays him later h,
should accept with q simple Thank
YOU" and without protest
A common exposition of unfamiliarity
with social ethics Is the untaught girls
attitude on this point: her expecta-
tion that every man with whom she has
the slightest acquaintance must pay her
carfare whenever opportunity offers and
her verdict that he Is what she terms a
'tightwad" II he does not avail himself
of the privilege which, in more cultivated
society. would be accounted an !mperti.
nence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
Halloween

Autumn comes with Halloween,
And all around the town are seen
Ghosts and witches clowns and fun,
And pumpkins lit up resembling the
sun.
Marian y. Brill, a welve-year-old
reader,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
Please Tell Me
What to Do
Which wrltes First?
By CYNTHIA

Dear Cynthia-Is IL correct for girl
to send a Christmas card first to a boy.
or should the boy send first? Does the
answer to that question apply to this:
Is II correct for girl to CORRESPOND first,
or the boy? BETH.
Yes, the answer applies to both. Let
the boy send the Christmas card first and
let the boy start the correspondence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
When to Give Engagement Ring

Dear Cynthia-Being a daily reader of
your column, l feel justified in asking
a little advice.
Is II proper to give an engagement
ring to a girl on Christmas or should II
be given at another time and a small
gift be given on Christmas? If the ring
IL given now should the wedding take
place within year or just how long 2
The idea Is that while I am not just In
position to marry, 1 want to announce
my Intentions. We have been going to-
gether about two years J. +. f.
IL is better to give the engagement
ring separately and another gift at
Christmas. There is no specified time
for a wedding to take place. other than
the time the persons concerned psepare
for. Often an engagement lasts several
years. 1t is always better to marry soon
II possible, but. II not, II Is no ones busi-
ness but those concerned therein. and IL
a man and girl have been going together
for a couple OF years and are engaged,
IL Is better to announce II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
From Various States

A total of 1,367,S35 women in Greater
New York are registered to vote in the
coming election.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

New Jersey has two women candidates
for the State Assembly in the coming
election.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

Fhiladelphia's first hotel exclusively
for women has recently been opened
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
The Best Dinner
PRIZE MENU CONTEST

costing S1.50 for four people wins a
prize of $3.50 in the
PRIZE MENU CONTEST
Two other prizes of 81 each are
awarded for the next best menus.
The winners Of this weeks con.
test will be announced on Monday.
Address all mont, to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30

Topeka has five women taxi drivers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-30
Mrs. Wilson'S
Menu Contest
EUening Public Ledger
IndpDeudeuce ,Sourre

Your full name must be given and
correct address on the menu. Also
the date of sending it. The foods
used must be staples and in season.
and a sales slip giving the cost Of
all materials must be included.
Fried meats are not accepted.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-05
KOMBRE DICE
QUE SIT ESPOSA So
10 PESABA ST.
TENTA Y SEIS
LIBRAS
De,puss de haber sufrido vclnticinco
amos la sonora toma laniac
CANA 20 libras.

MI esposa ha Ganado veintinueve
E.bras de peso Y ahora no pooemGS
menos que s~cntirnos ]contentos con n
GRAN suma de felicidad que nos ha
traido el Tanlac," escribe el Sr. L. 4.
Beatv, de Selmer, Tennessee, en- una
carta fcchad& el Is de Julio, y dlrl-
ida 2 las oficmas del Tanlac.
...Ahora me es gratO manlfestar
que no me cabe Ia menor duda que e!
ar!ac ha salvado Ia vida q mi eS-
posa,-continua diciendo el ST.. Beatty
q. 81 carta-y ahora Sc nos presei!ta
IN future tan brillaute como Ia pla-
: bruhida, ante nuestros ojos. Hace
eint!cinco amos que mi esposa ha
.stado diariamente entire IA ida y "a
ruerte desde entonces, ano por ano
haciamos ell calculo de que 81 VI
Ga No 2odia prolongarse por mucm"
iempo. Probe en- ella cuantaS medl-
cinas me recommendation. Viaje por to-
do q pals junto con ella J caste un2
yasDctable suma &c dineco, pero no
Iogr6 i NADIA lie hiciera el mas te-
Y, provecho en- su salud. 4 don (
cuiera que iba Sc Sentia nal J CA"
qia Sc agotaba mas Y mas su organs
NO. al graGo que !leg6 a pesar M
camcnte setcnta Y seis l!bras.
VI les arunc!os del Tanlac y COM
pre- una b0te.!a para Que 10 tomarA
Y tan pronto como enpezo a usa i"
yn!pez6 q mejorar raPidamente. a.
grado que ahcra pesa clento clnco J.
tras. 10 que da por resultado que go
Ia actualidad M ganado veintinue"e
l:bras &c peso. Desearia que usteues
"a lutheran visto antcs de que em?e-
zara 2 tomar el TanIac : cue Ia VIE
ran al.ora, cue con seguriaad dir'2n
oue no era Il m!sma persona. A2tls
rc le era possible hacer NADIA ' en- cam
bio ahora hacc todas III labores do
resticas, aticrde 81 jardiH que es1a
vbicrto de flores y ademas Ge@e IN
rral Nero de polIos.
Tanlac Sc verde en- San Antonio
or la Wagners Drug Co. Y pOr IA
Ncir's Pharmacy, : por las Ir.aclp2-
,cs boticas de toGaS partes.-tAdv).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-05
Coma I'd. Bian! No pa.
deZca a CONSEQUENCE
de acidez en- 81 es-
tonnage, indiges-
ten 0 gases
"Pape's Diapepsin" es el me-
jor, mas violento y mas Sc
guro remedio para ell es-
tonnage. Pruebela ID!

"Pape's Diapepsin' corregira en-
=, cinco minutes Ell e~st5nago agrio, con
| gases 0 ~cualquiera otra irregularidad.
81 no lie caen bien sus comidas,
81 10 que come lie oprime el estomago
como 81 fuer IN pedazo de plomo 0
81 tiene palpitacioneS de corazon, es
sehal evidente de acidez en- el esto-
n.ago.
AdQuiera I'd. en- cualquiera drogue-
ria n GAIA de cinCuenta certavos
de "Pape's D~iapepsin" Y tome 4 do
sis 10 mas pronto possible. No sufri-
"a I'd. ~eructos, retortijones causados
por los alimentos no digeridOs mez-
clados con acidos, no Sc formaraa ga
ses en- e. estomago, palpitaciones de
coraZ6n, sensation dc lleno, ~nauSeas,
terr!b!es dolores de cabeza 0 b!liosi-
dad. TODD este desaparecera Y ade-
mas no quedaran alimentos no di-
ger:dos en- ell 'est6T go, los cuales
envenenan su alie2Jo Y provocan nau-
seas.
"Pape's D~iapepsin" neutraliza los
efectos del exceso de acidos en- el es-
tonnage, los cue provocan Ia fernea-
tacion de los a!imentoS z impiden una
digestion regular.
FL alivio en- cinco minutes 10 espera
en- IA prmera drogueria.
Estas cajas graades, dc cincuen-
Ia centavos, Gentlemen suficiente
"Pape's D~iapepsin" para preservar a
toda Ia fauiilia de las Intermediates
del est6mago, acidez, indigestion,
dyspepsia. gases, p~alpitaciones de CO.
raz6n, dolores de cabeza, etc, por es-
pacio de varios meses. Deberia I'd.
tenerla siempre en- casa, pues es in
i dispensable para ell hogan. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-05
Enteramente.
CVienedela la. Plana)

81 prometida. cuando fue vis'o por
Il Lie. Fernando GUZman, Qu!en TN
IN r~inciDio 10 con:undia con Felc-
ricoC6rdoba, responsible del secues-
tro del consul americana Mr.. WI
liam Oscar Jenkins.
FL Lie. Guzman do parte 4 Ia po-
lcia. IL que ~procedio 4 la captura
de Arenas, Quien trato lie defender
Sc, mar;fest0rdo que era un honra-
DO c~omerciante De IN pueblo cerca-
no y que solo habia venidO a visitar
z su novia, Ia senorita Taboada. Al
fin. despues De algunas ~preglntas
Que Sc le hicieron ' de haber llama
90 la atencion de personals cue 10
conocian, no tuvo otro remedio QUE
confesar Ia verdad completa.
Confiesa, al mismo tempo. cue
esuaba reci5n llegado de IA Huaste-
ca. 4 dondc kabia a conferanciar con
sus companeros de armas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-05
GLORIA

Sus ojos sen i~ngenuos, u !abIos
son puros, Y su pelo del color del ca
IL. rueda sobre sus hombros en- bu-
,lcs ribios. esDesos y aromat!cos-
Su voz es como el sonido de un 2r-
"a. sus dicciocho amos como un 70.
miIlete, de rcsas, ST cuerpo como IN
ttuta en- saxon, pero NADIA eS compi'
rablc al hoyuelo de su barba.
Es tan pequeno, que podria Racer
Giro igual en- TN pella de nieve con
punta de 81 dedo meNiQue. y sin en-
largo, no 10 podre lleaar con tod IS
los h~oloca'~os de mis- ansias Y cor t..
das las of:cndas de mi admiration.
Efren REBOLLEDO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-05
lila MODA AL DlAA.
NESTIDO DE TRICOTINA AZUL
CON ADCRNO DE VERDE
ESMERALDA

Una atractiva combination de TO-
nos es la que presenta ei modelo in,
serto, que esta confeccionado con tri
cotsna de color azul obscure o a.
dornos verde esmeralda. La biusa
/muestra el popular corte alberto en-
ell centric del frente. Ell modclo lie
va bandas o pleas de crepe de chi
ma color verde,s ostenidos con un a.
dorno de c~ordoncillo de seda negra q
Guisa de ribete. Los ojales que for.
man ell detalle c~aracteriStico de IN
blusa, van ribetcados con crepe de
china verde Y les botones forrados
con tricotina azul Cbscura. FL cinto
ia Il Ia silueta Ia figura 'bouffant'
en- IA cadera, envolv!endose en- los
costados y dejando s~ucltas una BAN
da de crepe de china azul a cada la.
do, forrada con crepe de china YER.
de e~Smcralda.
La manga corta, lleva puno de ere
pc de china azul y verde Y Ia falda
es lisa V Sc abrocha por la cintura,
FL sombrero es de paia azul fcrra-
do con crepe Georgette a-Il Y una
banda circular plena del ml-mo mate,
rial, 0 presillas ribeteadas de estam.
bre de soda azul, cubre Ia crilla supe.
ricr de n falda. Las flores que a,
dornan el sombrero son de color Ia.
rama, lim6n Y amarillo.