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Evening star., 1923-05-10


The event will bring together the
winner of the twenty sectional
meets being held throughout the
country. University of California
captured the team trophy last year.
but Michigan. with a well balanced
team. promises to be d contender for
the 1928 honors.
The announcement that the Univer
sity of Southern California would en-
ter a team furnishes another angle
to the controversy of the National
A. A. L. over Charles Paddock, the
fastest human.
The National Collegiate Association
will welcome Paddock as IA contest
ant in the Chicago meet according
to Mai Griffith. Permitting Paddock
to compete in the meet after the
A. A. L. had held him as an OUTLAW
because of his unsanctioned trip to
Paris may provoke controversy, Of
ficialS admitted. between the A. a. L.
and the National Collegiate Athletic
Association.
Entries for the national meet will,
close with a. A. Stagg, director of
athletics at the University OF Chi
cago, on June ).
Evening star., 1923-05-10
M. ]. lUCHS AGAIN HEADS
TOWN AND COUNTRY CLUB

Several of the old officers of the
Town and Country Club were re-
eiected at meeting held last night.
Morton J. Luchs was reelected ures
ldent and Stanley H. Fischer was re
elected secretary. Alexander Wolf
was elected vice president, while
Gerson Nordlinger was er-elected
treasurer
Members of the board of governors
chosen included Maurice Rosenberg
Morris Simon. Harry King. X. b n
Lyon, Isaac Behrend, Joseph d. kauf
A. Baer
Evening star., 1923-05-10
CALIFORNIA TRACKMEN
WILL COME EAST EARLY

PHILADELPHIA. May 10.-Word
was received today from athletic au-
thorities of the University of Cali
fornia that 1T was making plans To-
send its track team here at least one
week before the Intercollegiate track
and field championships, which will
be held May 25 and 26.
From nine to fifteen men will make
the trip. and they will put in a week
OF intensive training at Franklin
t1eid. where the championships will
be held
Evening star., 1923-05-10
RAY WILL ATTEMPT
TO SET MILE MARK

CHICAGO. May 10.-Joie Ray, crack
runner of the Illinois Athletic Club.
will run mile exhibition event In
connection with the interscholastic
track and field meet of the University
of Chicago May 26 and will try to
annex the world record for the out
door course.
and is held by y. S. Taber.
Rays best time on the outdoor
course this year is 4:15&, made at
the Drake relays.
Evening star., 1923-05-10
NATIONAL COLLEGE MEET
WILL WELCOME PADDOCK

~HCAGO. May 0-lnvtation colleges America
Collegiate Athletic
~ championship mailed by Maj John
athletics and
the charge OF the
will be held Chicago hed
will be conducted by the National Collegiate Athletic
which 200 OF the leading colleges and the
will college athletes have
Evening star., 1923-05-10
CANADIAN TRAPSHOT
WINS DOUBLES TITLE

NEW YORK. May 1n-S. G. Vance.
representing the Eastern Canadiap
Association. won the doubles cham
pionship of the eastern trapshooting
zone in the first day of the regional
tournament at the New York Ath-
Ietic cubs traps. on Travers Island.
He broke 81 out of so pairs.
Fred s. Tomlin of Glassboro, y.
won the professional doubles cham
pionship with 81 out of 80 pairs.
Evening star., 1923-05-10
LACKS EXPERIENCED MEN !,
FOR IT'S TEAM NEXT FALL,
Strenuous Spring Practice Is Held in an Effort TO
Solve Problem, But Many of Squad Are
Absolutely New to Came
BY II. c. BYRD.

G INCE March y Washington Lee University holding
of southern gridons together
1923 eleven This June the the
which
freshman squad weak and years
eligible, the only which
through the development OF those already school
played the
Something Of the Of the
ics described thus We have had hardest
Efe"
Evening star., 1923-05-10
TOPS COLLEGE GOLFERS.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May 10.-Iiugh
H Kirkpatrick. jr.. University of Ten
nessee. was medalist in the thirty
six hole qualifying round of the
southern intercollegiate conference
golf tournament. His total was 15S.
Evening star., 1923-05-10
MANY CLEVER ATHLETES
in THE "C' CLUB MEET
Number of Relays Also Will Be Run in Addition to
Full Lis. of Individual Events, All of Which
Are Heavily Filled

n IENTY real competition indicated
i'll andtr
in
Fourteen fight point supremacy
Evening star., 1923-05-10

to 0 score when rain stopped the con
test at the end of the third inning
washington and Lee has in Frew.
Its catcher one of the most natural
hitters college base ball produces. Re
is left hand hitter, stands up at the
plate well and takes a swing that
makes him seem more like a big
Lacquer than a college player.
Evening star., 1923-05-10
INSIDE GOLF
-By George O'Neil

group Of Ma~onS nf Chicago"
have promoted Masonic golf
course, the Acacia Country Club.
They have some 13O acres OF
ground and the project has met
with great success.
So fur nS l know this iS the first
instance of it's kind in this cOun-
try, and the move may herald the
day when all kinds of oFGaniAa-
rious, fratcrnaI bodies. boards of
Evening star., 1923-05-10
DUNPHY MAKES A ONE
ON 18TH AT COLUMBIA

The sixteenth hole at the Column
bia Country Club is becoming a one
shotter. Chris j. Dunphy, the District
champion, sank his shot to the green
yesterday. playing in fourball
match. Dunphy today is playing in
the Indian Spring tournament, where
there are three short holes.
Evening star., 1923-05-10

1t costs 81 to join the New York
City Municipal Golf Association.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-04-26

ilyen utasitasi k0nyvecsket kapni,
toltse XII szelvenyt a hirdetesbol
es kiildje be a tarsasagnak es Ok
legnagyobb keszseggel, teljesen
ingyen elkiildik 0nnek egy bebi-
konyyvel egyiitt.
Olvossa ell figyelmesen minden
heten ezeket cikkeket es 0rizze
meg, hogy a j0voben haszna-
hasa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-04-26
EAST YOUNGSTOWN
MAQYARoK GYULESE
E no 29-en, azaz most vasarnap
delutan 2 orakor gyiileseznek
Crow-fele Hallban

Az east Youngstown magyaraJ-
ku amerikai polgarok k0re e ho
29-en, azaz most vasarnap delutan
2 oral kezdettel fontos gyulest
tart a Crow-fele hallban, mely-
re minden magyar ember hivata-
los, a XII az els6 papirosat vagy a
polgarpapirosat akarja kivenni.
A gyiilesen a polgari kor, meg
eiti az evi tisztujitast es azutan
kiallitja mindazoknak az elso pa
pirost, Xix AIT Xxi akarJak vennl.
Ugyancsak kiallitjak a polgarpa-
pir kervenyt is azok reszere, a XIX
mex mar meg van az elsp papiro-
suk legalabh 2 ev ota es legalabb
: eve tart0zkodnak Amerikaban.
A Xix polgarpapirt akarnak, azok
okyetlen hozzak ell magukkal az
els6 papirt. A gyiilesen sok mas
fontos targyrol is lesz $40, a mi a
polgarokat kozelrol erdekli.
kerjiik tehat a polgari kor osz-
sizes tagjait, valamint az erdeklo-
dc magyarsagot is, hogy okvetlen
idiienek el erre fontos gyiilesre
,Szives iidvozlettel
A tisztikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-04-26
Wolkan J.. JOSEF, elmo
Both Marion, titkar.

Az Elso Magyar Iparos kozmii-
vel6desi Egylet es Betegsegelyzo
e no 15-en, vasarnap delutan a
1926 Housed ave, S. f., alatti sd
jat otthonaban megtartotta havi
.yillestt. amelNen sep szamban
ielentek meg a tagok.
A gyiilesen k0vetkeZo III ia
gok iratkoztak be: Macy A. j.,
Sterling Albert. J6zsa Sander,
kainc Antal. Iz>ak Mozes; Kran-
csicS Lajos, Fen Janos, Zsombora
Samu. lAlliance, o., KerekeS Mo.
zesnt, Both Erzs6bet. Dirhamer
J6zsefn6, Hentztl Lenhartne, Jeli-
SEX Gyorgynt. kocsis Janosn@,
Both Martonne, So6s Jozsefne.
A gyiilesen egyAangulag megvd-
laszttatott Kerekcs Mozes haz-
nagynak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-04-26
Mem jo a hirtelen harag

Pasti Wendell IA Kaposvar mel
lett Rad pusztan 0sszeveszett a
vele vadhazassagban el6 feleseg4-
vel 5 hirtelen haragjab ban agyon-
jltotte az asszonyt. Hogy buntt
elpalastolja, felakasztotta az aSz-
szonyt, de kideriilt a bin a gyil-
kos most bortonben varja binte-
teset. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-04-26
G0~A@o
An CHOR
Vannak rokonai, akik Amerikaba
i0nnek?

Vannak rokonal, aklk AmerlKaOa
jonnek?
Az Egyesiilt Alliamok budapest kon-
zulia most veszi at az utlevel-vizum-
ert val6 folyamodvanyokat jovo, evi
kvotahoz. A CUNARD szolgalat leg.
gyorsabb a vilagon. Az utasoknak,
kiknek Cunard jegyiik van, mem kell
varniuk hai6ra, inert minden nehany
napban indul Cunard haj6 Eur6pabol.
A Cunard Line intezkedeseket tett
Magyarorszagon, meg pedig sajat alkal-
mazottai segitenek az utasoknak, hogy
megkimejek 0ket kellemetlensegekt6l
as kiadasokt6l azaltal, hogy az utasokat
egyenesen hajohoz viszik. Ez szol-
salat ingyenes.
A Cunard penzatutaldsait Magyaror-
zagba a postatakar6kpenztar fizeti XII.
;yors, biztos, megbizhat6.
Tovabbi felvilagositaser forduljon
barmely haj6- lgynokhoz, vagy
Culard Line D
712 Smithfield St., s
Pittsburgh, Pa. .,,At1Ak:::sIl
-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-04-26
Megnyitas

Tudomasul adjuk az osszes'hely-
bell ts videki magyarerzesu nok-
mex es ferfiaknak, hdgy. az |.
Amerikai Magyar lparos kozmu-
vel0desi Egyesiilet es Betegsegely-
rs no 21-en, szombaton este a sa-
lat 4otthonaban tarsas tea-estet
tartott, melyen nagyon sep szam-
NAL je1entek meg tagok.
Egyben tndtul.. adjuk, hogy e
naptol kezdveS nrindenkit, akinek
0haia van ezen nemescelu egyesIl-
let otthonat meglatogatni es ott
.egy par kellemes 6rat eltoltenl
.szivesen latunk..
/ Egyelore a tavasz es nyar folya
man minden SZombaton este ma
gyobb tarsas- szej0vetelt, kill0n
fele szorakozassal egybekotve
.rendeziink, amelyekre kerr ik
magyarsag minel nagyobb szam
ban val6 megjeleneset. 'Cim 142S
Housed ave. S. f., Canton, o. 4
kulcs kerekes Mozes haznagy ur
nal van, Xxi ugyancsak a, House
ave. 1923. szama alatt lakik. Ut
irany: S. Market, 18th sarOkt0l el
$50 utica balra Sra, , blockra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-04-26
szIVEs TUDOMAsUL

Tisztelettel ertesitjiik Canton
ben es Alliance-ben lako olvas6-
inkat, hogy Wolkan J. Jozsef hon
fitarsunkat megbiztuk e ket varos-
ban es azok kornyeken valo KEEP
viseletiinkkel. Wolkan ur fel van
hatalmazva el0fizetesi es hirdetesi
diiak felvetelere es neviinkben va
10 nyugtazasara.
A Cantonben es Allianceben es
azok kornyeken elo magyarsag k0-
reben el0fordul6 esemenyekrol
Wulkan ur rendszeresen ertesitenl
fogja lapunkat.
Tisztelettel
Az Amerikai Magyar HirlaE
kiadohivatala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-04-26

Marad S412S.03
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-04-26

Bar nagyon sok esetben cgy
normalis, egeszseges gyermeknek
mines sziiksege orvosi figyelemre,
azcrt ez csak egy szerencses We
letlen es mem mindig ICY van. Ha
bebi nem erzi j6l magat, ha mem
feJlodlk ugy, mint hogy kele
ne, az anya he habozzek es azonnal
tanacskozzek egy megbizhat6 or
vossal. Maskiil0nben a normalis
gyermek, ha rendes apolasban IS
gondozasban reszesitik, ha rpnde-
sen taplaljak akar anyatejjei,
akar Borden's Eagle tejjel, ha az
anyJa mem tudja szoptatni, kell,
hogy rendesen NOTION fel es egesz-
seges gyermek valjek belole. Mil
lio es millio csecsemob0l eros es H.
mos flu es leany mott fel 10 anyai
apolas es Borden's Eagle tej tap
lalo ereJe mellett, Hogy a magyar
anyak megtanulhassak, hogyan
kell a Borden's Eagle tejet hasz-
nalni, a Borden Company teljes
taplalasi- utasitasokat nyomtatott
magyar nyelven, melyben benne
van. hogyan kell Borden's Eagle
teJet kiilonb0z6 koru csecsem3k
reszere elkesziteni. Ha akar egv
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-04-26

Az Egyesiilet tisztikara ezuton
hivja fel ugy a helybeli, mint Vi
deki magyarsagot es magyarerzel-
mil honfitarsakat vallaskiil0nbseg
nelkiil. hogy csatlakozzanak ezen
nemescelu egyesiilethez. melynek
celia ugy helybeii, mint "a videki
magyarsag szorakoztatasa es 0ssz-
pontositasa, hogy mi cantoni ma
gyarok es magyar erzelmiiek is ha-
ladhassunk kitiiz0tt kulturalis ce.
lunk fele.
Wolkan J. JOSEF, eln0k
Both Marion, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-04-26

fontosabb. Reggeli etkezes ntan
van a legjobb ido es semmifele
munka vagy szorakozas ne akada-
lyozza meg ezen fontos k0telesse
get. Eleinte hatartalan tiirelemre
van sziiksege az anyanak, de a
kiserletert bowen karpotolva lesz.
Az anya figyelje meg pontosan az
6rat, amikor a bebi a pelenkajat
bepiszkitja. .Es a k6vetkez6 nap
ugyanazon 6raban iiltesse ra az
edenyre. Az edenyt tartsa az. OLE
ben, ugy,, hogy. amikor rata i'll, a
bebi hata az a1ya mellere ,legyen
tamasztva. A gyermeket rata
kell tartani, ha sziikseges, ct, eset-
leg tiz percig. Amint a bebi nc,
meg lehet tanitani, hogy ny0gj0n
yagy a kivansagat mas valami jel-
lol ada anyjanak tudomasara. Az
anyanak tiirelmesnek kell lenni,
lie vegjil megis sok id6t fog meg
takaritani. Mem lehet elegge han
soztatni ezen szokas Macy fontos-
sagat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-04-26
EGYLETI K0ZGYULEs

Folvo b6 22-en tartotta ref.
epvhazi BIS. ecvlet aprilis hayi rem
1es k0zoviileset. :.
r..,.,. ! ,c,
IL -. ,I
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-04-26
CANTONl HIREK.
Kohl: Wolkan j. JOSEF
Rendkiviili g,yiiles

Az |. Amerikai Magyar Iparos
kozmiivelodesi X Egyesulet tisztvi-
sel6it rendkiviili gyiilesre hivjuil
meg, fontos targyalas vegett, no
27-en, pentek este fel Z orara sajat
Dtthonunk ba. + no 29-en pedig
.fendkiviili taggyiiles lesz, melyre
keriiik az 0ssze> tagtarsak sZives
negjeleneset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-04-26
A belek trenirozasa

A szekel6 edenyI haszrIalatat
mar nagyon koran meg lehet szols-
tatni ikis gyermekkel. Az egesz
fatal csecsemot is meg lehet az
edeny hasznalatara szoktatni, lla
minden nap egy bizonyos oraban
rea iiltetik. A rendesseg a leg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-04-26

Az egyesiilet neveben< ezuton is
k0sZ0netet mondunk Mrs. M. ke-
rekesnek a kave adomanyaert, me-
lypt a megjelent tagok joiziien fo-
ryasZtottak ell ezen adomanybol
~ egyeSilletnek 50. 40 haszna lett.
Ugyszinten k0Sz0netet mond az
egyesiilet Wolkan j. JOSEF IS
Both Marion tisztvisel0knek az
egyesiiletnek ajandekozott szep
hazafias kepert, kovacs Janos
tisztviselonek @azkalyha- -adoma
nyaert, valamint Szikszy Janos
tisztvisel0nek az eln0ki asztali
csengoert. Egyuttal k0sz0netet
fejezi Xxi az egyesiilet Wolkan j
Jozsef, Kerekes H6zes, Kocsis ia.
nos, Both Marion, Soos JOSEF
[zsak Mozes, Rihard Mihaly, Bar
tos Sandor ts J0zsa Sandor tagok
max, akik az egyesiilet otthona at
alakitasanl munkamkkal faradoz
tax az egySiilet Javara,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-04-26
XVII-IK CIKK
SZokasok

Folytonosan megismetelt csc
lekvesek eredmenye a szokas. MI
utan a csecsem6 mem tud jo es
rossz szokas k0zott kiil0nbseget
tenni, az anya k0telessege iigyel-
nj, hogy csak jo szokasokat tanul-
jon meg, inert nagyon nehez egy
rossz szokasr6l a bebit leszoktat-
nj.
A legfontosabb dolog a rendes-
seq, kiil0nosen vonatkozik ez a
bebi fizikai tevekenysegere, mint
az ewes, alvas Is szekeles. A rem
desseg szisztemat jelent es ha az
anya AIT akarja, hogy nyugta le-
gyen, apolja rendszeresen oyer
meket.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08
Summer Fabrics.

DRILLIANT-COLORED printed
A crepes. embroidered fabrics OF
all kinds and figured materials in
general stand out as the great
dominating feature in fashions in
fabrics as ILLUSTRATED in the spring
openings Of the Paris dress
makers.
Colors-brilliant, glowing colors
in marvellous combinations, plain
materials and figured materials
combined, and two-fabric combi-
nations may also be said to be
the basic principle Of construction
of all, the new model garments.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08

season. colorful shoes as well.
There is something feminine about
white that never fails to assert
itself.
Yellow and green and sealing
wax or lip stick red are favorably
spoken Of. These colors find ex.
preston in the contrasting Jacket,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08

in the small cloche hats and in
the gay embroideries and braid
ings that enhance frocks, sweat
ers, suits and blouses. The small
cloche hats that deserve the ad.
jective ''chic" come in white
felt. and are trimmed with white
or colored flowers. In most cases
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08

the trimming is placed at the
side or the back of the small
chapeau. II
A GAIN the wind Is variable
when hats are the subject Of
discussion. Tho small bat ia very
popular and appropriate when
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08


worn with a coat with the high
collar, the present finishing touch
of many Of the newest coats and
wraps. But what about the many
and fascinating shapes that are
large?
Timbos in very large sizes are
so enhancing that one banishes
all thoughts of previous loves that
took the shape Of cloche, and
transfers affection to the floppy
and essentially summer styles.
Brown is q color that April shows
for May and June weddings and
afternoon wear. Trimmed with
yellow and white gardenias or
with water lilies, what care we.
how tickle fashion becomes? Law
enders, greens and crushed berry
vie with brown for public favor,
and balancing a lavender one in
the right hand and a brown de-
light in the left, one Is forced to
concede that the bids for favor
are equally balanced and that the
gown alone can choose between
them. Then select the brown one
when a yellow frock is worn, and
the lavender when pastel color
gown rules the afternoon.
IN search of the new and diff
ferent we are attracted by a
dress from Paris that uses hunt
er's green crepe for a basque
bodice, with its mutton leg sleeves
and two printed silk handker-
chiefs for the skirt. Reminiscent
Of other days Is an 1910 frock
with a hustle. Tiny puffs on
long tight sleeves, chiffon printed
with Chinese pagodas, and the
combination of chiffon with fine
wool rep are the features Of the
gown.
Two costumes that found their
inspiration in the Indo-Chinese
trend of the hour came only this
week from Paris. The first Is q
three.piece costume. The dress
is of red crepe, banded with black
crepe, and has black crepe
pleated overskirt which separates
in the front to show the red skirt
underneath. The coat is n1anda-
rim in cut, fashioned from cotton
cretonne printed in Chinese de.
sign and banded with black crepe
piped in red.
Interesting, indeed, Is the second
one, which has an accordion pleat-
ed skirt of sand crepe de chine and
a blouse In knee-length bright red
wool rep. trimmed with black satin.
1t Is decidedly Chinese in feeling,
with the tight sleeve that falls we'll
ovar the hand. The long blouse IL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-04-08
KING TUT
VOGUE is
SHORT I'm
ATEL.IERS
Designers Turn Atten=
tion to New Styles
and Preference Goes
to Oriental Modes
Vagaries Exciting.
BY VIRGINIA KINDON.

Huh Sud11 ~ pOt OA1 ~U~S
w of 1 fashion, el,,'u. md III.
wherefores of styles daily become
more complicated. The modes
that occupied front page space
yesterday are RELOCATED now 10
obscure corners on an inside
column.
which way doth the wind blow
for April?
Now that colored shoes are the
vogue. and one is no longer
ntartIed to see brilliant reds,
blues. emerald green's and some
times purple appear in the guise
of footwear, the question arises
how viii the hosiery run? VIII
fashion approve of high colors to
match the gay slippers, or will
she decide in favor Of low colors
for contrast?
The Egyptian trend that made
such interesting conversation, and
more interesting and decorative
patterns and styles, is now
threatened with eclipse by the
Indo.Chinese modes. These are
now in high favor in Paris. And
what Paris approves will New
York be slow to adopt?
February style books placed
great emphasis on the fact that
April and May would usher in
sleeves of extreme shortness. In
fact, we were all prepared to see
no sleeve that would dare to
approach even elbow length. So
imagine our surprise to learn yes
terday that long sleeves are the
thing. Quantities OF blshop
sleeves" reads one caption. Pic
lures of very long and very tight
sleeves illustrate one page, three
quarter flowing ones with fun
lingerie under pu.ffs lend their
pictorial dictates to another.
Even the old leg-O.mutton sleeve
is making it's appearance, and
sleeves that boast elaborate cuffs
In double or triple tier effects
have made. 4f1eir debut. Which
way doth the sleeve wind blow?
GLOVES. that necessarily follow
the sleeve trend, are in d.
iemma. The tiny sleeves demand
ed the long glove and hence the
stores were filled with that varie-
ty in all the colors pleasing and
appropriate for spring. But the
long sleeve presents new prob
lens, and some Of the elaborate
conceptions allow nothing but the
shortest and most simple of
gloves. It Is battle of short
gloves versus long ones and
elaborotely trimmed ones.
A conceit Of fashion is to wear
short, gayly trimmed gloves with
short sleeves. This fad fits in
with the second Empire influence,
and is delightfully."- quaint and
pleasing for beautiful arms.
So how shall milady keep her
glove wardrobe up to the minute?
Long ones, short ones, those with
fringe, embroidered, decorated
Yarieties-what a tickle wind!
THE wash goods counters have
been gay with their displays
OF fabrics respondent with Egypt
ian figures and symbolic designs.
Those that laid in a supply Of the
delightful stuffs are today con-
fronted with the knowledge that
Chinese patterns are now the
rulers Of the pattern word and
that pagodas, Tiny gardens and
similar Oriental ideas have re-
placed the winged discs and odd
shoulder-front figures Of the land
of the Nile.
Where shall our sympathies
be? With the country of the
Pharaohs or the land where red
10 the color for brides and yellow
reserved for emperors and white
for the dead?
The slenderizing. wrap-around
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coat with its lovely embroideries,
clever sash and pleasing sleeve
treatment made its appearance
early in the season and won for
itself circle of admirers. Maid
and matron smiled at such a
garment and made plans to pos
sess one. Now comes a cable
from the Riviera, for this is the
height of that season, you know,
that the two piece suit stands out
as the dominant note. Oh, lady
fashion, why so tickle?
Monte Carlo, with some four
thousand employees working night
and day, is the frame for the
newest in the world OF fashion
and what's what in styles. The
why of it all, not even Monte
Carlo, which knows more secrets
than half of the universe, will
disclose.
AAAO SSooOh BIC lIdLtCS AONSiJ
women in wool tricot suits
Of the two-piece style. One OBJ
server claims that fully fifty per
cent Of the women wear a wool
tricot suit or dress and cape.
The fussy. white angora wool
tricot Jacket has made it's ap-
pearance and is immensely popu-
lar. These Jackets cover the hips
and have long sleeves, wide shaw
collars and narrow, colored belts
Of braided ribbon.
In keeping with the fad for hip
or knee-length Jackets. and with
the Chinese trend, are mandarin
jackets in printed linen. Worn
over frocks of white wool jersey
or white crepe, the contrast is
summary and delightful.
White is the prime favorite
along the Riviera, and will be re-
peated in the States. Strange
how white has reigned supreme
for season after season, and yet
not strange, for it allows of
colorful hat and jacket, andl this