The Washington times., 1922-11-22
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ningest gold doll beds. ]
haven't a child u my acquaintr
ance TO give them 10. but
thought perhaps you might have
a sweet. little siri on your Christ
mas list. The beds. for there
were two Of them. are thirty
inches long and are OF shiny
brass and are equipped with
springs and mattress and pillows
One is a trifle larger than the
other and has casters, an excel
lent item for the protection OF
the playroom floor. This bed
costs So and the other, 81. There
are also bedSpreads for the beds
Of crinkiy trepe in white with
stripes OF gay colors or In all
white. Such a spread sells for
81 and the sheets and pillow
cases for a few cents each. The
JOY OF the small girl. who II
fortunate TO discover a bed for
her dolls under the tree on Christ
mas morning would be difficult
to describe.
THE mode as the opera dis.
closed IL. Was gorgeous and
lovely. The glitter Of metal
cloths outshone all else In the
costume display. Silver was the
most conspicuous. but god could
be seen to be gaining in distinc.
ton. There were several gowns
made entirely OF gold tissue or
metal cloth. worn with slippers
10 match and a gold bandeau In
the hair. Ermine. In narrow
hands and wheels was the notice
able trimming Of the silver metal
gowns.
Spring revival of gray 10 look
ed for and In keeping with
this gray fad an web as lovely
to match q squirrel trimmed GOAT,
is a purse for ea7s. The purse
Ii made Of soft. gray suede In an
odd semi-circular shape that u
unusually attractive and differ
ent.; Silk tassels hang from the
sides Of the clasp. which II of
oxidized silver. The lining In Of a
. brightly colored silk. Fora gin,
and one that would be up to the
minute in color. ] recommend this
lovely bag.
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SKATING biouses with high nbl-
~ lars are quite in demand ~
winter sports begin. The hiouses
come with snug collars that
fasten up about the chin. They
are fashioned from velvet. duv-
etyn. krimi and Frisco cloths. A
few are swagger in their Persian
effects.
IF you have planned to make
= this Christmas an electrical
one. you will be interested in the
newest member Of the useful
electrical fsmiiy-the Electrical
Susan II Is q portable table
equipped with three convenient
outlets. The top Is sixteen inches
square. The Susan comes in
variety OF finishes so that IL will
blend with the furniture Of any
room. Ivory, walnut. mahogany
and the popular painted types.
WHITE will be the color for
winter wear at the Southern
resorts and ranks as a clio SEC.
ond with the Colds and silvers
for evening gowns;
7 WAS glad to find three
piece suits for SO low a price
as STE and $S5. The model, for
the first mentioned price. was
fashioned from the loveliest shade
of navy velour and the upper
part of the dress and the lining
of the coat, were a warm gray
canton crepe with q delightful
little pattern in the silk. The
coat was the popular box style
with wolf collar and cuffs. The
second suit was OF leaf-brown
veldyne and had the softest of
collars that fastened up about
the neck. This collar was Of
beaver. The dress Of this suit
was particularly attractive with
the blouse Of the exact shade of
brown as the skirt and an odd
flange side-drapery added inter
est and decoration to the gar
ment. The sleeves were Of the
three-tiered variety and hung BE-
low the sleeves OF the Jacket.
The back OF the jacket was SO
pretty that am sure that the
wearer would not hesitate to
turn her back on any issue. For
that trip to New York or for
general wear these suits offer
unusual possibilities.
RRONZE slippers gain daily IN
popularity and the size OF
buckles keeps pace with tho
growth In popularity. And the
larger the buckles the loveiier
they become. Oval style buckles
are most 'enticing.