Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
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ven Indian baskets;
reasuries wisely and nell.
mons phai glamouring spell
he iritlc bclaiing
n for keeping you pailingl
he FINAL ToUcH-A. G. LIFE.
corssges Enjoy an Unprecedented
Popularity.
A GAIN. the eharmful corsagei
"A And no wonder. you'll agree.
after viewing the exquisite achieve
men,s OF the John Bath Flower
Shop corsage artists. One phone
message this week ELECTED the in
formation that the lady in question
had, well. rather, red hair. Her
corsage was targerine tinted sweet
peas with generous placing OF maid
enhair fern. lilies OF the valley and
white roses with soft little swirl
OF jade green gauze ribbon. Tres
charmant! Visitors 10 the races
are invited to visit the shop for
flower chats. Where? Easy to find
this pretty place, lsti and Farnam.
When the Measured Music Of the
Bridal March Beats Through the
flushed Church.
II M!LL-sis.s.s s.,.mmeasurable
L satisfaction to know that your gift
to the happy couple has been
thoughtiully selected. John Henrick-
sons Jewel Shop, 10th and Capitol,
has made the gift selection an easy
one, for there are assembled only
the most suitable gifts for 'thc new
home. Seth Thomas clocks in an un-
usually large selection, wide little
low clocks OF mahogany to take their
place on the spinet desk under a
rose-shaded lamp, the larger sizes for
the mantel over the fireplace and
those delightful grandfather clocks
so quaint a, decoration when hung
upon the wall; imported chime clocks
are unusually impressive among the
gifts ordered; silver in an unending
showing, the finest obtainable quail
ity, representing every known pat
tern acknowledged by wellbred peo-
pie the world over. There is a new
silver design this spring, a delight-
full surprise to most of us, the Pam
theon wrought from the solid silver.
a sterling silver masterpiece. Both
hollow and flat service pieces are
shown in quality plated silver mar
velously lovely. Libbey and Hawkes..
two well-known houses of quality
cut glass have contributed the ex-
quisitries of cleaning beauty, the
largest glass showing in Omaha. A
gift exhibit TO satisfy the most dis
eliminating purchaser of gifts.
Beauty Shop Announces Addition to
Staff of Expert Operators
THE Wright-David Beauty Shop,
L 6 Baird Bldg, 18th & Douglas,
phone At. 1888 announce the addition
to their efficient force of operators
Lucille Lemon well-known in circles
of beauty culture for many of Oma-
has fairest owe their dainty finger
tips to her expert care of the rose
bud nails. This shop which special
ICES in marcel waving, facials, sham-
poos and manicures will make special
appointments during the next two
weeks for Madam Out-of-T Town.
Lace Mitts of Grandmother's Day
Find Place in Wedding Party of
1922.
2 URGESS-NASH offer Some
= thing old something new" for the
bride, delicately fashioned lace mitts
which might be identical with the
ones worn by the dainty little grand
mother on her wedding day. Vista
ria, almond, champagne, lilac, gold,
maple, periwinkle, mist and black
and white, colors grandmother never
dreamed. Lovely touch to the we'd
ding gown or bridemaid's dresses,
$l.50 pair. To accompany the CO.
ing away suit are chic little pouch
envelope bags of navy blue, cut steel
bead trimmed at$ll50, $l7.5O, $2l.sO
and SIS. To tuck into it are delicate
lace edged handkerchiefs, smart
handrolled linen affairs with colored
linen applique in the corners, 81, or
the little Madeira embroidered
squares daintily effective.
If You Need Shirts
NALL on the shirt maker who can
- furnish you with ma. >, ials. pat i.
erns, buttons, work buttonholes and
10 anything that goes to complete
/ shirt at home. Try Burgess Shirt
company, POI Karbach block, Fif-
eenth and Douglas. =.
Facts of Fashion .r,
The new peasant blouse has quite
vogue.
Box-shaped handbags, giving room,
10 matter how small they are, for
several bulky articles. ..
Some Of the new straw hats show
uills of straw, bound with cire rib
ION. These quills are thrust through
Its in the straw crowns.