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The Washington times., 1921-05-19
$ $500

5000 to $4,000 Dresses and Wraps
15-s3o0O fringe trimmed georgette dresses. For
afternoon White, Jade and black
100000 Canton crepe dresses. Tailored styles. En-
broidered oruandie collars Very practical little frocks
Navy brown and black
1S-S30O0 beautiful de chine dresses. trimmed
with eyet and wide crush grdles Navy and
brown.
$1,000 polo coats three-quarter length Full backs
and belted styles. Tan and grey.
1o-S3So0 crepe back satin dresses Very luxurious
Bead adornments. Brown and black.
1o-SsooO taffeta dressea fashioned Of taffeta
Georgette combinations Pretty ruffled tunics
$1,000 taffeta frocks with cunning tunics.
braid trimmings. Taupe and
$4,000 tricotine Appropriate for
eral wear Navy Ind braid trimmed
$4,000 Henpa veveteen Sport Coats Slk-lined.
VIII look very with white skirts.
2-s3e5o Reindeer Velour Top Coats. Roomy and
very
1o-saSoo Navy and Black velveteen Sport Coats
cut n htted.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
$500 Pumps, $500 Pr.

3-strap black kid pumps. Leather
Cuban heels and hand turn soles- Medium
last. Good lines make for smartness.
Sizes-A, Az to TN; B, 3 to 8; C, 81:
tn 7: d, 41a, 7h, 8.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
SO Oxfords, $3.50 Pair

81 pairs Black Calf Oxfords with welt
soles full round toes and low, fiat heels.
Sensible and serviceable. A good style for
growing girls. AA-5, 51s, 6; An. 8,
bh, 6, 81, z; B-3, 3h, 5, 5h, 6, 6h, Z;
C-2h, 8, 31t, AZ, s, 6, 6h; z; D-3h. a.
AN, s, 6, 61s, z.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs Hampson Gary enter
tained at luncheon yesterday. Among
the guests were Congressman asd
Mrs. Ira Copley, Judge Carleton, and
Comdr. Vaughan woodward.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

DR.. and Mrs. James r. Mitchell en-
tertained a company Of twelve at din
ner last night
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

$4,000 to $3.50 Suits, Dresses, Wraps
10000 wooitex Top Coats Homespun mixtures Of
green. grey and tan world OF comfort
2O-S3250 Satin and Taffeta Capes. Ideally be-
coming.
1b-sse5 so Tweed Sport Suits styles and
tailored Jackets. Tan and
$4,000 wooltex Tweed straightiine coats Grey and
brick. Full silk lined
6-S45O0 Camers Hair Polo Coats Raglan sleeves and
large patch pocketa.s- rzs
1o-sBoo Embroidered Crepe de Chine Dresses. Long
tunic styles Navy and brown.
$4,000 wootex Top coas. Full silk
lined. Green and tam heather. polo
5000 veldyne Cable stitching Black.
and sorrento.
Gowns Taupe and brown. Very lovely dresses
6-s55OO Navy Tricotine Suits Ripple jackets. Braid
suit both smart and practical
$500 Brown and Tan Check Suits. Unbelted panel
jackets. IL.
4-$5950 Poiret Twill Suits Braided box Jackets
l1-s595O Navy Tricotine Suit Flare box jacket Silk
embroidered
1o-s5s5o Navy Embroidered Poret Twill Suits Tuxedo
collars.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

Miss Carolyn Nash entertained at
dinner last night at the Chevy Chase
Club in compliment to Comdr. and
Mrs. Patrick N. L. Bellinger. whose
marriage took place In 81 Louis re.
Gently. Miss Nash was one Of Mrs.
Bellineer's bridal attendants
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

Mrs. Edward L. Stock will receive
a few friends this afternoon very in
formally. Her sister. Mrs Gambill.
OF York, Pa. who was to have re-
ceived with her. will not arrive until
next week. when she will spend
abort time with Mrs. stock before
the arrival OF DR.. Gambill, her hus-
band. They will then take posses
sion Of thu house In Washington
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

$3.50 to $500 Dresses, Skirts, Suits and
Wraps
3o-s1s5o pleated plaid skirts. Tan and and
brown and tan. SwaRKer
15-s1s5o Jersey tuxedo Jackets. copen
hagen blue. red and brown
25-&1S50 worsted Jersey sport suits. tuxedo and
tailored jackets. Reindeer. copenhagen blue and green
heather mixtures
2b-s22 plated knitted capes Brushed wool ooiiars
Warm and light
15-s22 so wootex topcoats. natural color and
heather polo.
1S-s20OO velour plaid and striped skirts. Tan and
brown. and white
2s25 tricoette blouse dresses. Very 1.-The and
graceful
1o-s2b worsted Jersey sport dresses Henna ecpen-
hagen blue and
15-s25 tricoIette sport dresses Combination
tomato, copenhagen blue and maize Jackets with white
skirts.
1Os27.50 black and white checked taffeta dresses
Ruffled tunic.
$4,000 topcoats, three-auarter length beted
styles. Grey and brown.
25-$35.O0 tricotine dresses. Quaint and
straight line styles Circular and straight skirts Navy
and brown
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs James Btddle. who
were married in Warrington last win
ter, have opened Paradise. the old
Gaines home at Warrenton. Va, for
the spring and summer months. Mrs.
BiddIe was formerly Miss Lena Gaines.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
300 Satin Slippers, $1.5O Pair

46 pairs Women's Satin Evening Slip
pers. Some have low heels and full round
toes, others high French heels. A, Az,
s; B-2h, 3, 3k, 4, AN, 5h; C-2h, g.,
ga, 4; D-2h. 3, az. They are not in
perfect condition. Neither is the price!
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

viscountess Rothermere, Of Hemp
stsd, and Miss Dorothy Ireland are
passing ten days At the Wardman
Park Hotel before leaving for New
York an route for England
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

Or. and Mrs A. Y. p. 0arnett are
at their country plaoe on the Rock
Vile pike. near Bethesda, Nd.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

Mrs. Albert Ordway has returned
after visiting her son. Major Goodwin
Ordway. and has Joined her grand
daughter, Miss Valerie Padelford-
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

Mrs. Basil Manly Allen, of Birming.
ham, who has been the guest for a
few days of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
and Leonard Hatch will be best man.
Gravener entertained at luncheon yes
terday for her guest and a small din
ner party the evening before.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

Miss Phyllis Elwyn Moore, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bassett
Moore, and John de Raimes Storey,
will be married Saturday afternoon,
May %, in the chapel OF st. Barthol-
omew's Church. Miss Anne Moore
will be her sisters only attendant.
and Leonard Hatch wi llbe best man.
1t will be a very quiet weddinw.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

MSss Dorothy Browning. Of New
York.. IN visiting Mrs. William F.
Dennis At her homo In Massachusetts,
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

The Secretary OF the Navy, Edwin
DENLY, entertained at a stag luncheon
at the Shoreham yesterday.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

Mrs Henry w. Keyes. wife Of the
Senator from New Hampshire, has
returned from New York, where she
made q brief visit
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

Herbert Hoover. Secretary OF Com
merce, will return today from New
York. Mrs. Hoover will not retuI \
from California until the latter part
of June or the first of July.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon
Bonaparte have returned to New
York from Baltimore and Green
Spring Valley. Md.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

The French Ambassador, J. j. Jus
serand, returned last evening from
New York, where he went to attend
the world trade conference of the
Manufacturers Associa
ton.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

Henry de Bach, counselor of the
Russian Embassy, and Nine. de Bach
left this morning for New York to
meet Mr.. and Mrs Van Loon, parents
OF Nine. de Bach, who will arrive on
Saturday on the Aquitania- Mr.. and
Mme de Bach are staying at the Ritz
Carlton, and on their return will be
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Loon, who win make them q visit.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

Miss Sophy Siebert. who passed the
winter and early spring in Florida,
has returned to Washington.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
For $21.50 to $45.00 Suits and Coats

36 pairs pumps and one-eyelet ties
Black kid and patent leather. Hand-turn
soles and French heels Sizes AAA-4h,
8, 5h; AA-4, An, s, 81, 61t; A, AZ,
8; B+3, 3h, an, s; C-3h; D-3h. 4,
Az. These won't last long, as you may
guess
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
Effectiveness of Exquisite
Workmanship Is Shown Here
Silk Is Used Extensively in Wide Variety of Weaves
and Weights-"No Fabric Is So Perfectly Ca
pable of Making Woman Look Her Best"

THERE Is no denying the appeal Of sinple-lins
clothe-sraight Of line and devoid OF numerous
and intricate details large percentage Of the
spring clothes Of this character, depending for
their suartness upon the aurement Of color the ef
fectiveness of good materials and the charm Of exqu
site workmanship.
Dresses, suits and outer developed On these
IDEAL lines and the result Is pleasing and highly
satisfactory collection of clothes for spring.
Silk Is used extensively. and who can wonder at
this for silk II wide variety Of and weights s
an ideal warm weather fabric. and there Is fabric
that seems perfectly capable for clothing women to
the best advantage.
exhibit Of American creative ability than the fabrics
displayed st the recent silk show in New York In de-
sign, cosr and execution these American silks certainly
DO hoxse to American womanhood and seeing them IN
s-eh g wonderfully artistic and gorgeous setting a.
ktG recent show should establish the fact thas six
Nsuans oHa sshric-
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

Medium Priced Luggage For the
Vacation Trip n the Near Future.
THE Freling & s,einle Luggage
l shop, Eighteenth and Farnan,
are offering quality luggage At new
price level. Durable bags and suit-
cases IN the most approved model
mgs are now offered az:
Sz5 and $500
$50 and $500
S65s and $50.
Bags OF careful construction, ex-
cellent quality OF materials The
most approved styling IN travelling
bags N both black and brown, the
durzbiy built suitcases, heavily
stitched, reinforced by double strap
ping, which promise double then
price IN travelling service
VERY smart are the dark hats
trimmed with white flowers
olettes, Charming Garden Land.
sezpe and Marine Studies From
English Artists.
THE ar department Of the A.
l Hospe Music and Art Store
1918 Dorgias, have Just received q
shipment OF post cards IN the
gillette work exquisite studies oi
English gardens, English, Scotch
and Irish landscapes and marine
scenes, lovely for framing or study
work sor teachers Of painting
TeSy &c pslesd at 5gs sssh
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
Y. w. C. A.

Sunday-Central building open
from 10 T. II TO s 2. N
Mouday-Members Of federated
riubs meet :, central Y. w. C A.
II $50 for truck ride TO Camp
Brewster, where supper VIII be
served Following supper, tennis.
base bail, croques, volley ball and
swimming VIII be enjoyed Teams
are beng formed from the various
clubs, and point. viii be awarded n
divid1als and teams for the various
activities engaged in
There Ia. been an average attend
s-ce OF about 50 each Monday eve
! n1g and much interest Is beng
manifested IN the contest games to
be played n September when a cup
viii be awarded the club winning
the most points. Morris Girls club
Is joining with the federation Of
clubs IN these activities on Monday
nights
Thursday-Mrs Margaret B. Rich
ardsoa, girls work secretary, and the
10 delegates from the various high
school clubs Of the city leave for
ske Okoboji to attend the high
school conference. June 30 to July 3.
The Busy Circle club will meet At
Camp Brewster Sunday afternoons
!. szring Jnly and August. having a
hstle program n the woods and sup
Pr a, camp. These meetings viii
take the place Of the usual Thurs
Gay evening sessionl
Fndzy-W. w. G's viii 60 to
.Mzndan park for picnic supper, fol-
Iowe6 br games rrder supervision Of
Hiss AEuzns !ol,asoa
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

over. III be glad to take care OF your
picnic orders for you
Soft black Chantiily lace IS charm
ing over white satin. This eonbIna-
ton makes adorable evening gowns.
Women VIII Wear Skirts Fuller
And Longer Fer Fair
ZONES the magic style message
" from Paris to the Ideal Button
& Pleating company, third floor
Brown block, Sixteenth and Douglas.
Great masses OF fall fabrics are pour
ing into these workrooms to be en-
broidered, pleated and braided into
artistic go-geousness for fall and
winter wear. French fashion feathers
point TO the draped-uader pleated
skirt of dull coloring worn over q
vividly-tinted foundation Of bright
satin. One model suggested by a
frock seen Al this pleatiug shop has
the vivid coral tint Of the founda-
ton carried ont IN an embroidered
design on the blouse. Deep slashed
gilets II the blouse fronts disclose
n charming fashion accord dion
pleated vestees underneath. One OF
tie newest skirt conceits has one OF
the new copper tintings IN georgette
hemstitched and pleated into the
main body OF the skirt, blouse, col
lar and cuffs Summers sports
frocks and hats as well as the iaevi-
table sports skirt for sweater wear
are seen n this shop in yellow OF .
delicious sort OF primrose ard maize,
N deep pinks OF all shades On the
order OF coral and shrimp. Sports
coats seen On the work tables ready
for artistic stitching are IN scarlet.
emerald green, lovely when worn
with pleated skirts OF soft white
flannel with inserts OF the vivid
coloring to match the sports coat 4
shop At your service II all hours.
You'H fnd their work srtistlczlly
satisfying, original II suggestion.
prompt In execution They vii be
glad to send cztzlog with illustrz-
SIX iced-tea glasses, exquisiteiy Gu.
with longhaniled silver spoons,
above the high water Ize- make :
sose!y zi3s ssl At s3.7a
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
What They Are Wearing

Wide fringe is used extensively on
the French dresses
Ribboa-fringed frccks and froeiu
with friage show 70 decrease N
favor.
Bright gold braid IS featured trim.
ming On many dark blue coat
dresses.
Cherries, fruit and foliage enbei-
Esh most effectively some of the
prettiest "6ressy" hats The foliage
eacircles the crown, while the
bunches of fruit hang as low As pos
ss5!e c1 each side
Attractive afternoon summer
dresses will be made OF printed chif-
fon This new chiffo1 Is very strik-
ing. decorated with huge flowers and
queer butterflies worked ort on .
rather dark background
Skirts OF bzroaette satin have de-
parted from the usual wide hem and
adopted seafiops around the bottom.
cut either round or square These
are faced with white flannel that
seems TO serve IN double capacity.
that OF giyirg very nea, finish, and
keeps the skirt from riding up" as
many or the lighter weight ones have
= habit OF dong. unless especially
finished.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
Household Hints

A lump of camphor placed near
sIverware that IS not n use VIII pre-
vent It from furnishing.
A sh;rtwaist box stood On end
and fitted with shelves makes good
little cupboard to hold hats Il.
Seeded raisins and chopped green
peppers marinated with French
dressing and served on crisp lettuce
are good.
To clean q photograph wipe WITH 4
soft cloth wrung ont IN warm water
and little ammonia. Dry with an
other cloth
Channels gloves may be kept soft
and pliable by adding tezspoonful
OF olive oil TO the water n which
they are washed
II the garbage can has thin In
ing Of newspaper It VIII Dc much
more easily cleaned
When salads are served Z eclz;-
shells 70 accompanying rolls or
crackers are necessary.
Clean hair brushes u ammonia
and water.
A delicious breakfast is sausages
surrounded by rings OF gizzed apples
and served with hot corn bread
Salt mixed with starch viii pre-
vent It from sticking
On q card write directions for the
removal of common stains. Hang
over the laundry tubs and keep on
hand. n = box. the 1suediex
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

MUCH 10 the delight Of feminine
AA Omaha II is now possible 10 OBJ
tain -Nesto Lsshes," New Yo-ks
newest vanity. at the F. NJ Schzdell
and Company Hair shop, l5z2 Jack
son Luxuriousiy heavy, long and
curing CT just the correct shade OF
dark brown they're offered at 81 q
pair, are easy to apply, can be put
on repeatedly II = seconds time and
are urdenizbly becoming. Tis
whispered that several OF Omahz's
beautiful women have long worn the
eyeizsh beauty aids!
The apron-iike panel IS a smart
feature IN many summer dresses.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

Stitch On the Machine.
MRS. TARPENNING Of the Van
AA Arnan Pieating Co, fourth
floor Paxton block, Sixteenth and
Farnzm, told ne this week of a
dressraker customer OF hers who
cuts. fits and pins her materials TO-
gether then brings them up TO her
shop for stitching, never taking :
single stitch herselil Quite sugges-
ton for the rest OF Us IS II nots
You'll find the work IN this shop
done at unusually low pricinss.
II Ia. wishes to be qualified as
decidedly French" Il must be trim
med with cherries and glossy green
leaves and the battle will Be hall won.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

yards long which was 275 and s.,
Is now offered al sl95. Special prices
are also being qrosed On the popu-
lar new silk picture cording with
tassels. The large sizes formerly
sold at $50 are offered at S2o5. A
lovely hanging medium for mahog-
any or polychrone mirrors Smaller
cords with dainty tassels which were
sold at SIS are now sI.48. Lamp
shade silk pulls with zsseIs, which
were sold at S22s are now Sl.9s a
pair. All ringing for lamp shades
are also offered at special prices. An
oppoTture tine for adding decora-
tive bits to ones home
Imagine What Il Means To Have
Sundays Free From Work
A FIER having worked all day
: I On Sundays for Is years" said
John Bath, Florist Eighteenth and
Farnzr, the other morning. Be-
ginning the first Of July, the florists
OF Omaha viii close their shops all
day On Sunday. Saturday flowers,
i carefully packed. viii be in perfect
condition for Sunday. Remember TO
leave your orders On Saturday.
Essentially A Tailored Style Year,
the Grace Of the Tsilor's Art Is at
Once Recognized In Every Pic
tured Model
T KNEETER, exclusive ladies'
A' tailor. second floor, Sixteenth
and Howard, just returned from the
meeting in New York OF talors ard
designers OF woren's wear, has an
uouneed reduced prices on all tailor
ing done now. An opportunity to
take advantage of advance stylings
and fabrics Al nominal cost!
When Your Hat Is Soiled. Sun
burned and Out O. Shape
THE Kruger Hat shop. third floor
l Barker block, Fifteenth and Far
nam, win reblock. retirt and retrin
II INTO new usefulness Also re-
model ycrr marabou and trrs. o.
make old feathers into ne~ ~fan<ies"
Their work in herrstitchi.g i most
p.csslg. A versatile saop s il not: !:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
The Sparkle Of Silver Has 4 Lu!na

The Sparkle Of Silver Has 4 Lutns
Charm For the Bride.
LOW she loves to receive each
IL little bit Of silver for the deck
ing Of her hospitable table during
the early days OF bridal entertaining.
Just knows that If sttrzctiveiy
served, most anything IS going to
taste delicious! The John Henrick-
son Jewel Shop, Sixteenth and Czpi-
tol, have delightful showing of
gift pieces for the bride: pickle forks
and olive spoons at from Sl'up; cake
and pie servers At $50. S. and 81;
cold meat forks At $50 up; serving
spoons at 81 20 and up; steak carving
sets and great game sets a. s. UP;
nzyonnaise, cream and gravy ladies
al $50 up; exquisite, indeed, IS the
lemon set OF glass, sterling silver
trimmed with : steriI1g fork TO place
- the side: this Il lovely little gay
gift box Is but S. GIFTS of char
scter priced to please
A Shop Of upholstering. Upholstery
Repair Work and Sip Covers
Which Fill a Long-Felt Need
THE American Uphoistering COM
1 psny, 6l7 South Sixteenth street,
will mend the upholstery on your
furniture OR newly upholster It from
their full selection of yeiours and
tapestries At very small cost They
make sip covers OF striped material
or cretorae with shrunk binding.
guaranteed TO TT 4 three-piece set
for S2l-50. Write or phone Douglas
o0e7 for information and one OF their
men viii call with szmpleA
A
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

ONES summer wardrobe has resolved itself into delightful
l J bits Of apparel, you'll agree
indispensable blocked
paded " Of light WOOL pe2ted novelty peated
shades to contrast with the vvify tinted
weaes But through after having selected
for Just as many different changes clothes
afford At
sport skirt absolutely Sweaters calculated
numbers as we the becoming little sports hats which pull down
the har.
Then there the delightful fully gathered
beaded bag be bought for stunninp
striped slken scarf knitted for
ivory amberpped each wdenehed veil with wide
doubefod edges IN . carefully matching color
Direct Imporznons From Japan DeHczeies Unusual De-
Offered At Low Pacings Ecousness
THE Nippon Importing Co. 2lS RACELAND the popular sweet
South Eighteenth offers ~ shop
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

~ shop and chicken dinner cate,
6S05 Center, IS becoming weil-known
Tor the excellence OF the fancy foun-
tain dzfnties served Fresh fruits
are used exclusively with creams un-
beiievably rich Stop for one of
their fountain concoetnns the- next
tine you're driving that way.
Hot Busy Days OF Summer
QRlNG = necessity for many extra
- shampoos. narcels and facials,
and IN view OF thi. the Comfort
shop, fourth floor Securitie. building,
Sixteenth and Fzrnan, are offering
particularly attractive price cuts on
these three bezuty-contributing ne
oessities during the month OF July
and through the first two weeks of
August
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

THE drapery de-
partment OF
the II. R Bowen
Furniture store,
Sixteenth . a d
Howard, are offer
ing their entire art
line OF imported
cretoancs q n d
linens at Gccp-
tionslly low prie-
ing.. Strikingiy
beautiful are the
bold designs of
exotic flowers and
birds On somber
backgrounds which
bring out the ex-
quisiteness OF the
colo-ug IN ways
unusual These in
tie English hand
bookings The
French Getonnes
show an effect a
bit more dainty IN
detail with a par
allel OF charm
Special prices are
SO quoted On
Tire imported lace
panels so popular
now as window
decorations These
are Duchess lace
panels, tIlet IL real
lace meshsng as
well as the cheaper
panels. They come
In strips and can
be made up ac-
cording 20 the
width OF the wiz
dows. There's ex-
quisiteiy wrought
Duchess lace pan
cling from Switzer-
land; = 2H-yard
len 9Th, w hich
was $40 and
SIS, is now Of
fered at 2R A
%.f-& 1rx
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

cotton kmoaos; silken bits OF love
lincss for the baby; lunch cloths and
napkins; china IN large asso-tments
for wedding gifts.
Biouses made OF checked ginghzm
IN the tiny checks ike unto those
used IN aprons, and II a larger
checks, possibly half an inch in
width, are considered particularly
smart They are made with no
trimming save for 4 little frill on
each side OF the plezt used for the
front closing, and sometime. similar
friiis around collar and cuffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
The lcinds that rdlk among the trees
Come lonely from, the hill.
They bear the bredthings of the ieares,
They gather odors into sheares,
And Ieare them at my sill.
Where in the pale green light of daun
stand to lrdtch the stars

Do the Men Folks in Your Family
Object to the Necessity
OF having their Palm Beaches
~ cleaned so often: If they do,
why not have The Pantorium At ISIS
Jones, dye them IN gray, tan or
brown' They have SPECIAL samples
for yorr inspection. and just as their
skill II cleaning all kinds OF summer
garments IS unouestioaed, so is their
dyefng department, unequaled.
Le, them advise you as TO your
summer clothes problems and know
that your appearance Is above
criticism
Corset News For -Flappers" ard
Forries
DECLINING a series OF corset
u talks by Hattie Putnam of the
Hattie Putnam Nu-Bone Corset
Shop, fifth floor Karbach block.
Fifteenth and Douglas, To wear a
corset or not 10 wear q corset the
burning question OF the hour. The
girls say No but since body OF
college men In New York City re-
Gently refused TO dance with any un-
cor.eted girl At one OF their
"prons' the question has involved
the mothers Of the girls We feel
that every thinking mother VIII de-
clare for eorsetsF
Pongee Suits In Three Pieces the
Newest Note For ~Vscationing."
T ULU HAMPTON, nodisse,
II third floor Securities building.
Sixteenth and Farnzm, Is making up
charming little three-piece suits of
pcngee for the vacation travels The
box coat IS heavily braided round
the edge Ask about the long dis
tance sewing" done IN this shop.
Picnic Lunches Prepared Upon Re-
eeipt Of Telephone Orders or
H,I. II, uyL,is vnr, U1,%