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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-29
Silver Circle
IL Er<art.,usd

Silver Circle
Is Entertained
Mrs. Frank f. Kirby pleasantly en-.
tertained Is members of the silver
circle of the northwest division. NJ. Il.
church, at her home on North Main
street Wednesday afternoon.
The time was spent in sewing, af.
ter which Mrs. Kirby served refresh
ments.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Clarence Cranmer
! North. Main street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-29
MEETINGS

**$The Young Women's Auxiliary
Missionary society of the A. M. E.
church meets with Miss Fora Sites,
Saturday. April 30, at p. m.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-29
creenc.Dilger
Wedding

Mr.. Samuel Greene and Miss Helen
Dilger both of Centerburg, were
united in marriage Thursday morning
at 10 O'clock at the home of the of.
floating minister, Rev. w. H. Shields,
North Gay street.
After short wedding trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. Greene will be at home on a
farm near Centerburg.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-29

to the guests by Mrs. Mavs.
The next meeting will be held in
two weeks at the home Of Mrs. Bessie
Parker, Gambler.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-29

Ivy Leaf y
Club Entertained
Mrs Grace Mavis Of Gambler had
as her guests Wednesday evening Is
members Of the Ivy Leaf club. Tho
evening was spent in cutting quilt
blocks. The losing side Of an attend.
nnee contest recently held in the club
VIII entertain the winning side in the
near future. Mrs Julia Brown is
captain OF the losing side. and Mrs.
Winifred Dial captain OF the winning
ride. ,a...I
Delicious refreshments were served
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-29
Columbus to See
"Pretty Please"

The Scarlet Mask club of Ohio
State university at Columbus will en-.
terrain with formal theatre party
auditorium when the Kenyon Fun e.
Powder club. which recently played
In Mt. Vernon. will present Pretty
Please Many OF the fraternities at
the university are planning to enter
tain the Kenyon boys after the show,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-29
CALENDAR
Friday. April %

e Friday, April 90 M
y1 Auxiliary of st. Faul's Epis- s
Il copal church meets at o'clock x
ye in the parish house. y
& The Ladies' Aid society OF II
sn the Church of Christ meets in se
ye the church at 2.30 o'clock. q
y The Chreastoi Philathea class e
81 of the Baptist church meets in II
e the afternoon at the home of *
g Mrs. Clarence Neldon, Greer ss
e street. r
# Il II Il n II y n n 4 r n
Pupils To
Entertain
The pupils Of the Second ward
school will entertain Friday evening
with magic lantern picture show.
All are invited to attend and make
this a real entertainment
90
Ladies Of EIks
Entertain
The Ladies OF the Elks entertained
Wednesday afternoon with four tables
Of euchre. A very enjoyable time was
spent during the afternoon. A com.
mittee, of which Mrs. James Lamson
was chairman, served refreshments.
Entertain
With Dance
Thirty-five couples were entertain
ed with dance in the Maccabees hall
in Howard Wednesday evening. A
number of people from Mt. Vernon
attended. Splendid music was fur
Iiished by Bricker's orchestra of this
city.
silver Circle
Has Meeting
The silver circle of the southeast
division, NJ -. church. met Wednes.
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Lloyd M. Bell, South Clinton street.
The afternoon was spent in sewing.
The next meeting will be held in
two weeks at the home OF Mrs. Susie
Huntsberger, East Chestnut street.
Circle No.
Has Meeting
Circle No. of the Vine street
Church of Christ met Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. C. G.
Weaver, East Vine street. Ten men,
bers were present and spent the time
In sewing.
The members decided to meet In n
week for knitting party Mrs. Weav-
or served refreshments.
creenc-Diiser
Wedding
MIR. Samuel Greene and Miss Helen
Dilger, both of Centerburg, were
united in marriage Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock at the home of the of.
floating minister, Rev. w. III. Shields
North Gay street.
After short wedding trip, Mr. and
Mrs. Greene will be at home on q
farm near Centerburg.
Meeting Of
silver Circle
Mrs. W. B. Easterday, West Gam
bier street. had as her guests We'd
nesday afternoon eight members OF
the silver circl" of the southwest di
vision. NJ. p. church. The afternoon
was spent In sewing.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. G. p. Campbell
West Chestnut street.
% 4 "hsM&
ore'e NO. . re
Meets Wednesday
Circle No. 4 Of the NJ. p. church
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Walter Cluxton, North Mulberr,
street Fifteen members and one Wis
itor were present for the afternoon
which was spent In sewing. Mrs
Cluxton served refreshments.
The next meeting will be held IN
two weeks. -
Columbus to See
"Pretty Please"
The Scarlet Mask club of Ohit
State university at Columbus will en-
tertain with formal theatre part!
Friday OF this week at the X. OF G
auditorium when the Kenyon Fun 4
Powder club. which recently playet
In Mt. Vernon. will present "Prett!
Please Many OF the fraternities a
the university are planning to enter
tain the Kenyon boys after the show
Ivy Leaf y
Club Entertained
Mrs. Grace Mayis Of Gambler hat
as her guests Wednesday evening Il
members OF the Ivy Leaf club, Th'
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-29
Circle No. 4
Meets Wednesday

Circle No. 4 of the NJ. p. church
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Walter Ciuxton, North Mulberry
street. Fifteen members and one Wis
itor were present for the afternoon,
which was spent in sewing. Mrs
Cluxton served refreshments.
The next meeting will be held In
two weeks. .
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-04-29
Meeting Of
silver Circle

Mrs. W. b Easterday, West Gam.
nesday afternoon eight members OF
the silver circl" OF the southwest di.
vision, NJ. p. church. The afternoon
was spent In sewing.
The next meeting Will be held at
the home of Mrs. G. b. Campbell,
West Chestnut street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-21

J.. 4 j. Dobson at Kayouls, Twenty-thirt
and Carpenter streets.
8. P. II. 4. at 81. James. sixty-eiEhtf
and Woodland avenue.
Holy Name at Nativity. Belgrade ant
Allegheny,
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against Swarthmore. with the exception
of right end, where the old reliable
Bill Grave will replace McMullin, who
was relegated to the scrubs by Heisman
early in the week.
The Springfield lad has almost en-
tirely recovered from the injury to his
knee, and the special brace made for
him is acquitting itself 80 nobly that
Grave expects to show all his old time
form and speed tomorrow. He will
need It all, for the open attack Of the
Cadets makes it a busy afternoon for
the ends.
Pos Miller Has Sore Throat
According TO DR.. Arthur Light. the
team physician, Pos Miller, the best
tackler on the squad, Is suffering from
q slight sore throat that will not keep
him out of the game. Yesterday Pos
reported on the field, but was shunted
to the dressing room by Lawson Robert
son and DR.. Light. He was given the
afternoon off.
Yesterday was another easy Thursday
for the squad. The scrimmage drills
were tabooed and the players, after test
ing their ability to break up V. NJ. l
plays in a mock scrimmage drill. went
through a long signal calling march uI
and down the field.
This afternoon, because Of the track
meet, only signal drills will be held. The
freshman eleven, which meets Perkio-
men School at IL 80 tomorrow, will hold
a short signal drill this afternoon, ac-
cording to Coach Keogh.
The Handicap Meet
The second and last fall handicap
track meet will be held on Franklin
Field this afternoon. Because of the
temporary stands being erected on the
south and west sides of the track, the
distance races will be held on the grass.
Lever and Gill will start from scratch
in the 220- yard dash and Brown in the
600. In the latter race Brown, the
worlds record holder for 1000 yards,
will concede handicaps up to 90 yards.
Ed. McMullen will be given a handicap
by the captain. Mitchell, who ran
away with the quarter mile race two
weeks ago, will also start In this race,
which promises to be the most interest
ing of the meet. Needs will be on
scratch in the pole vault, Winsor and
Rose in the broad jump. and George
Bronder In the shot and javelin.
A two-and a half mile race for
cross country men will be one of the
features Of the afternoons events. The
freshmen who will enter this event
stand an excellent opportunity of up
setting the varsity runners. Fisher,
the Newark Central star Of last year,
and Mclean, the Southwest schoolboy
mile champion from Oklahoma, both
freshmen, are entered, along with Don
Head, Herr and Leo de Korn, of the
varsity.
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NO MIXED BOUTS
directors Ruling Causes Change In
Dunbar Wlnd.Up

Director Cortelyou took another
rphh pdneh at the boxing game last night,
when he refused to let mixed bouts 20
On at the Dunbar A. G. Chick Kansas,
VI baltimore, and Battling Chuck. a
Solorsd bantamweight, were to have
met met In the wind-up. On account of the
pPrsetors ruling Dick Williams, of Port
Rnohmond, was substituted for Chick
Kansas. Williams fought hard, but
was not In shape and was an easy op.
ipSSS3ent iSS for Chuck. Williams weighed
iour pounds more than Chuck.
rniiadelphia, knocked out Dick Perry,
NJ M New York, in two rounds. RAY
,b'chell ~ stopped Young Jack Brazzo in
Nc second frame. Leonard Hayes had
o better of Kid Green. In the OPEN
oat oat contest Billy Gordon was knocked
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other Games Tonight


ssaPssn sSmdss E. ssa4.s Ma.
Other Games Tonight
u J. pobson a. K.youls. Twenty-third
and Csrpenter streets.
'"a Holy 0oSans Name '" az Nativity. Belgrade and
THE 1921 90 Eastern League basket
l. ball season in Philadelphia will be
ushered in promptly at o'clock this
evening at the National A. A., Elev-
enth and Catharine streets, when Phila-
delphia meets Reading. It Is not the
first game the locals have played, as
they we're beaten on Wednesday at
Camden, but one defeat in twenty
Phils will feel perfectly. satisfied with
the first weeks work IL they win to-
night and raise their percentage to
A local victory is expected and
should be Forthcoming. Manager VIII
Myers has a good team. At forwards
he has Tommy Dunleavy and "Chickie"
Passon. The latter was out Of action
in the opener, but may get into the
fracas this evening, and then again he
may view the proceedings from the
side Of the cage provided his injured
foot Is not better.
At center Is "Skeets' Wright. of
New York. one Of the best defensive
centers in the circuit. The guards are
Ally McWilliams and Raymond Cross.
at one time the stellar defense of the
champion Greystocks. A large delegn-
ton Of followers of the churchmen will
be in attendance to lend their cheering
assistance to their former favorites.
The Eastern League this year is rep
resented in Philadelphia by only one
team. Whether this is a good move is
a matter of opinion. Manager Myers
would have welcomed another repre-
sentative, but perhaps the arrangement
Is good one, and certainly the shift
in playing quarters is the best thing
that could have been done.
The Phils have been quartered at
Musical Fund Hall. and their prede-
cessor, De Neri. played there. In the
days Of the Philadelphia League De
Neri was for time at the National,
which was known as Tuxedo Hall.
Manager Ambrose Dudley was at the
helm and large crowds witnessed post
season matches with such teams as
Southside and Johnstown, when Hough.
Fogarty and such players were In their
prime.
- II the Phils get in the running for the
pennant, which Manager Myers conf
IDENTIFY expects, they will be able to ac-
commodate the large throngs that will
seek admittance.
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Coach Alters w. Va. Llne.Up

Morgaptown. w. Va. Oct. 21.-Another
radical shift in the lineup marked West
Virginia's practice when Setron. Fuccy.
Hawkins and others who have been playing
regularly until Wednesday got back into
the lineup. Joe Harrck also got into the
varsity lineup, and II appears that Spears
Intends to start hiP against Bucknell to-
morrow
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PILLS PLAY BEARS
IN INITIAL CLASH
Only Local Eastern League
Representative to Open Sea-
q, son Here Tonight
ALLY McWlLLIAMS CAPTAIN
ALLY McWlLLIAMS CAPTAIN
Eastern League
WEEKS SCHEDULE

THIS WEEKS SCHFDULE
,Tonisht--RcadIns at Philadelphia. Coates-
TOMORROW night - Scranton at Reading.
Trenton at Wiikes-Bnrre, Camden at Har-
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-02
THE Y. NJ. & Y. W. H. A.

A regular meeting Of the Y. NJ. &
y. w. H. A. was held at the Adams
hotel on Sunday, February 9th, which
was followed by the usual snappy
dancing program.
A condition exists in Denver which
should be rectified. A number OF
well meaning organizations have
sprung up recently all striving for the
same goal, and ut the meeting Sunday
Mr.. Katz spoke on new movement
that has been started to unite the va
rious organizations and combine all
efforts towards the accomplishment Of
the common aim. that of securing Il
centrally located community center
where all Jews may congregate.
The press has heartily endorsed this
movement as well as number OF
prominent Denver people, who are be-
ginning to realize the necessity oil
establishing such a community center
B. =. l..
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-02
TIE UTOPIAN CLUB.

The Utopian club held its regular
meeting Tuesday evening, the Ind OF
February, at the home of Elizabeth
Stein. with all members present. After
passing on the business brought up.
the meeting was adjourned for II So
cial hour and little program was
given. The Ttopian club is giving II
hard time party the 10th of this month
at the honc of Emmett aud Sara
Werner. and if you want to have l.
good time, see il you can get invited,
as it is strictly an invitation affair.
The next meeting will be held Tuesday
evening the Stll, at the home OF Anita
Nathanson. 2JOS High street. and all
members are urged to be present
4 {,
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-02
Clubs
THE RYONOS CLUB.


The first open meeting of the Ryonos
club was held Saturday evening at the
Albany Hotel, at which DR.. Hillkowits
presented very interesting lecture ON
Jewish art and artists, with stere-
optican slides. The range of subjects
covered and pictures shown was very
large and gave much new information
to the audience.
Mr.. Milton Schayer, president of the
Ryonos club, presided. He explained
the meaning of the name. Ryonos is
the Hebrew for creative thought, and
the club of men will spend the time
at its meetings keeping in touch with
the intellectual movements of the day
as they touch Jews and Judaism.
The meetings are to be held on the
last Saturday of each month. At the
March meeting Mr.. Harry Ii. Fruniess
will be the speaker.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-02
STAGGER BOYS.

Lest we forget? The first annual
Juzz Spree given by the Staggers ut
Progress club is but two days off. See
our add.
This dance is to be the best dance
Of the season and also dance which
will not be forgotten soon by the dane
ing public.
The fact that several clubs of the
city We're planning TO give private
parties and dances was brought TO
notice of the club at the last meeting.
Most of the clubs have postponed their
affairs on our account and we there
fore wish to take this means III
thanking these clubs for their coopera-
ton.
Don't forget, tho day, Saturday the
9Th of March, the Time, 400 o'clock,
10 II 80, the place. Progress club, ana
above all the dance. The First Annual
David White. Pub. Mgr.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-02
A. a. G.

The \. \. G. dancing party held Al
the Bellevue, Feb. II was enjoyed by
the members and their guests. Mr..
silyerman and Miss Greenberg won
the prize offered by the club for the
hest walters.
John Forchin, vice president of the
club, left for Texas. The club wishes
Him the best of success. Leo Weiss
was elected vice-president to fill the
vacancy.
\ regular meeting of the club was
held Monday evening Feb. IS. Plans
were made for a list of speakers for
future mectings.-L. L.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-02
THE DRA-MU-LIT CIRCLE.

The ORA MULTI circle is the name Of
the newly organized literary, dramatic
and musical club.
The scope of the organization Is 50
broad. and its activities so varied, that
1t breaks the bonds of section and
group. 1t calls to every Jewish young
man and young woman. who is inter
ested in drama, literature, music
sciences, fine and liberal arts. 1t
places no barrier as to age.
The work has been undertaken with
zeal one of Jacob Gordin's popular
plays in Yiddish entitled Der Wilder
Mensch" will be produced in April un-
der the clubs auspices. y playlet in
English by David Pinski entitled The
Last Jew" will be staged in April also.
An elaborate concert will mark the
opening of our club rooms in the early
part of April.
The officers are: II, NJ. Kaufman
president: DIR. NJ. 6. Minncr. first
president; Samuel Perlstein,
second vicc-prcsilcnt: Bessie Wcitz
third vice-pre dent: Meyer
Harsh. recording secretary: David
White. corresponding secretary; Viii
liam kotchek. treasurer. The cNccu-
tive board consists of the officers of
the club and the following: Minnie
Tamarkin, Nathan Rabson, Ben
Wayne and Norris Lessin.
The present membership is more
than 100; but the aim is to make the
ORA Multi club one of the largest
organizations of its kind in the West.
If you are interested write to the
corresponding secretary, 2GO3 West
Howard rl--H NJ X.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-02
X. X. Il.

The X. X. X. has arranged for Il
sumptuous banquet which will Occur
Saturday March II. at the Metropole
hotel. The committee in charge has
arranged for many interesting and sur
prising stunts to take place during the
dinner.
Make your dates early and let the
committee know about Your partners.
\ regular meeting of this orSaniza-
ton will be held Sunday, March q. All
members are urged to lie present as
matters of Importance will be discuss
ell and an interesting talk gwen
L J. w.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-02
u. OF G. JAZZ CLUB.

The Jazz club at the University OF
Colorado held its last beat steak Try
in Sunshine Canon on Tuesday, Feb
ruary ~. in spite of the fact that II
heavy snow had covered the noun
tuins during the night.
Musical selections were rendered
by the Jazz club Guartette.-L. l..
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-02
TIE STAGGER BOYS, JRS.

The Staggcr Boys. Jrs. met at the
West Side Gym, Sunday. February 81.
A basketball game is scheduled with
the Hebrew Chums at the Gym for
March T. The game will start at IL
Il. III.
The club will he out Ill full force
at the Jazz Spree" this Saturday
Tickets can be secured from any Stag
ger Jr s. F.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-02
b. b. J. GIRLS.

Last meeting was held at Helen
Zelinkoff's house. This Saturday II
will be held at the home of lrma anu
Rita Roth 1 South Emerson street.
The club has planned for May flow
er play. Wait and hear more about
il Girls will still be admitted to the
club, Get in now.-H. z.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-02
THE COLONNADE CLUB.

The banquet given by the colonnadc
club Sunday evening February ~. was
greatly enjoyed 10y the participants.
Vocal solos were rendered by Mr..
Montgomery and Mr.. Herman Ode.
During the dancing period the engage
mcnt of Mr.. Isadore I.aff to Miss Tiilie
Diamond was announced. This came
as Il surprise TO most of the membcrs.
y. o.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-02
GAMMA ALPHA DELTA SORORITY

4 regular meeting OF the Gamma
Alpha Delta Sorority was held at the
home of Miss Gertrude Washer. Feb
luary D. Important business was dis
cusscd and plans were made to enter
tain the children Of the Day Nursery
and Sheltering Home. The ncNt meet
ing will he at the home of Miss Belle
Meyer next Sunday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-02
$. U. N. CLUB.

The $. l.. y. club held II very 'ep1oy-
able meeting last week playing basket
hall at the Y. NJ. G. A. This weeks
meeting will include n debate on "Pre-
judice Against the Jew Arrange
ment for admitting new members will
also be made. Watch for the big par
ty to be given by the $. L. n. club.
M H.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-02
OPTINllSTS.

A meeting of the Optimists will be
held this Thursday evening March j.
ut the home of Miss Rose Ollc, 221e
Williams st.
Be sure and get your Red tickets
for the 9TH Annual Shirt Waist dance
for Thursday evening. March Slst You
know the loudcst shirt gets the prize
a w. 10.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-02
ID, u. MEMORIAL.

The last meeting of the d. L. Men
Orah society was held last Sunday eve
ming at tho Adams Hotel. After the
journal by Pinkus Feldman. Professor
Remand of ID. u. gave very Inter
csting talk Oh Archaeology. Dancing
iolloweQ,-L, j. G.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-02
JUNIOR MIZRACHI TO HOLD
MEETING.

The Junior Mizrachi of West ColfaN
will hold very important special
meeting on Sunday, March q. at p.
H.. ut the old Talmud Torah. The
attendance of all the members is urg-
emily reQucSted.-Z. G.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-02
ALPHA EPSILON PHI SORORITY.

Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority of the
University of Denver announces its
first subscription dance 10 he given
April 1G. 1921. Details will be pub
lisllcd later. Keep the date open.--
T. w
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-02

David Bclasco has secured the Amer
lean rights to The Wandering jew.
which has been such success at the
New Theatre. London. Eng, The play
is II stupcndous production, rs it en-
lists the services of twenty-five prin-
cipals. besides many supernumeraries.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-07-22
HINTS ABOUT CLOTHES

Frocks of crepe de chine feature
looped panels.
Armlets of ostrich are worn with
evening costumes.
Mushroom-shaped hats have long
ribbon streamers.
Gold lattlcework is effective on a
frock of brown tulle.
Baroche pearls worn on a sllken
cord are the latest fancy.
Allover embroidery jackets are worn
with plain skirts, giving two-fabric
effect.
White yelling is having a tremen-
dous vogue and usually it is dotted
with various colored chenille.
Coifrure bands coming down over
the forehead and fastening under the
hair at the sides nave been seen lately.
Lace has invaded even the realm of
the purse-the outside this time! Aft
ernoon bags, pouch shape. are often
fashioned of II.
Just now there is a decided ten
dency toward featuring the tafreta
frock in navy or black. On every
hand one hears that this is to be a
white summer, and judging by the al
Turing frocks and silken sports cos
tunes this is apt to be true.
Many hip-length models in exclu.
sive blouses are to be seen. Wool en-
broidery, bead decorations and fancy
stitching in silk and chenille are the
trimmings most In evidence. The tie
on blouse is still in high favor. the
blouses that tuck into the skirt being
generally of the lingerie order and of
wash materials.
Tulle hats that are apparently hope
lessly crushed and shabby may be
made to appear almost as good as new
by steaming over boiling water. Hold
the hat rs close to the steam as posi-.
BILE without letting the tulle become
wet. Then hold light towel around
the hat for u few minutes, after which
expose 1t to the air and it will soon
| dry and look fresh and crisp.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-07-22
THE FITTED COAT OR WRAP
Effort to Be Made to Gain Favor for
This Type of Garment the
Coming Season.

Advance fall and winter style notes
are now trickling through to the pub.
lie, and it Is said that an effort will
be made to popularize somewhat
fitted coat or wrap, that is one with
fitted upper part and fiaring skirt. Fur
wraps of this type were shown at a
recent fur fashion show.
Whether or not the style will have
much of vogue remains to be seen
and depends, of course. upon whether
or not women en- masse approve 1t.
The fitted frocks, suits and coats with
fiaring circular skirts introduced early
this season fell rather fiat, and many
believe that the same fate is in store
for next seasons garments featuring
this silhouette.