The Washington times., 1922-04-12
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unusual, the most reasonable or
the necessary article. Let W.
giaia Kindon relieve vou of all
yotlr shopping difficulties.
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To be smart Is to wear white
would seem to be the slogan for
the approaching summer season.
April and June are competitors
for being the accepted month for
brides and graduates and to them
a popular white season is boon.
Chiffon. georgette or canton
crepe, linen, yoile and many wool
materials as tricotine. serge and
broadcloth all make their appear
ance in the style show and q
pleasing and common sense fash
ion IL is to be sure. Let me de-
scribe a dress that / saw yester-
day, made of white chiffon with
a victorian neck line. 1t relied
on the softness OF the material,
the simplicity of the pattern. and
loose hanging silvery white
ribbon for appealing style. A
very popular sport costume con-
sists OF a white wool skirt. sweat
er made from very heavy silk
and floppy yellow hat to top all
AS the season advances the
large hat gains In popularity.
fruit laden or flower trimmed.
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The fashion that gained its pop
ularity at Palm Beach during the
winter has worked it's way north
and this summer we shr II proba-
bly, see IL practiced s eat deal
and II has much to commend II.
That is for every woman to de-
eide on one style that is the most
becoming to her and have all her
dresses made to adhere TO Ii. One
day. II may be soft raspberry out
fit, the next all white followed
by. yellow. but always remaining
true to the becoming pattern.
Sweaters I'm siip-over style of al
paca or silk are fayorites for
April.
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This part of the band box is
dedicated to men, just a little re-
minder so that you viii mark on
your engagement calendar, "Send
flowers for Easter" And now that
the flowergram carries so easily
and quickly on it's wire across
the continent its message OF
love and cheer. we, are going
away from the lovely old-fashion
custom OF accompanying our flor
al gifts with appropriate mes
sages. So TO save time for the
busy man may I quote a few
verses. When you send her a
corsage of violet and red roses
write this line from Spencer,
Rose. red and violets blew, and
all the sweetest floures that in
the, forest grew" Pansies with
their friendly piquant faces smile
at us from every florist window
and the poet surely wrote this
verse just to match, What flow
ers are these? The pansy this,
Oh! that's. for lovers thoughts"
Choose for your mother q box OF
old-fashioned flowers. Mignonette.
violets, sweet peas, lilies OF the
valley, and iarkspur, writing on
your card, Soft is the music
that would charm forever, the
flower OF sweetest smell is shy
and lowly." Should a stately
lily be your choice no more APP
propriate lines than the familiar
old quotation, 90 the lilies
of the field but Solomon
in all his glory is not arrayed
like one OF these" Prices and
poetry were never brothers, but
when you can buy such lovely
flowers for such a small price It
seems best 70 mention a few.
"Hyacinths to feed the soul" may
be bought for $3.50, violets are
exchanged for $1.e0 and all the
other flowers with a similar rea-
sonable price. Let this Easter be
a real flower day
Paris, always in search OF
new fad. now carries round hand
kerchiefs.
We are all familiar to what a
young mans fancy turns to, in
the springtlme, but what about
the young girl and the busy
mother? II will be safe to say
that clothes and style would be
the answer to this question and
this item will be of interest to
them. Fashion proclaims that