Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-10

as the front Of the waist. Jade crepe
with side pleats Of white and a col
lar and tie to match was another
pretty dress she wore.
Mrs. Perry showed an original I'M
ported French model of whipcord
twill in graystone. It was heavily
beaded and the sleeves were short.
Madison "Cheere-O" in many
rretty colors was dress worn by
Miss Lacombe.
Miss Stiles wore a gown Of ma
apron effect; also q print frock in
pigtail blue and Lucille green; u
sandlewood crepe pasha with insets
of white roshanara in pleats.
Mrs. Landry wore gown of
georgette in pigtail blue, heavily
beaded with tier effect skirt and cape
back. Her hat was in the same love-
ly shade.
Miss Barker was very sweet in a
simple straightline dress of Jade
green georgette. It's only trimmings
included straight panel. down the
front Of embroidered georgette, edged
with lace. Another dress she wore
was a two-piece flannel dress in the
Mandarin yellow with border trim
ming of blue and black. Another
uTeSS WOTn ny MISS DuTkOT was
regimental stripe flannel ="
, Peach georgette in tufted design
! was a dress worn by Mrs. Snow. She
also wore n heavily beaded black
seorgette dress with an underslip Of
Chinese red.
Miss Patterson wore an attractive
sport dress in the new tailored alpaca
shades of flannel She also wore a
gown in the Mexico shade of georg-
cite, heavily beaded and with n side
sash: a white crepe de chine dress
with narrow belt and orange and
green wool embroidery. also a brown
MORE dress, high neck and ecru lace.
Miss Pease wore aIroshanara dress
in the new springtime shade, the
sleeves being heavily embroidered.
Miss Parker wore dress of rosha-
nara in pigtail blue, made on very
plain lines. Another dress Miss
Parker wore was dandelion shade in
silk with pleated skirt, Mandarin
style. Meadowgrass fiat crepe with
handsome side pleats of hand en-
broidery was another. Morning
glory chiffon and white lace made m
bouffant style was pretty party
dress.
Madison montevido was a gown
worn by Miss Froberger, trimmed
with Chinese blue Miss Henderson
wore a shagmoore suit in the new
tan with silk vestee and small bright
colored hat; Cheere-O print dress in
the sunset shades: Pasadena rosha-
nara dress in straightline effect, with
wool embroidery; black satin COM
bined with grey georgette and lace.
Flat crepe in a lovely shade Of
green was worn by Hiss Pease. This
lo- a.
and ecru lace for its trimmings. The
yoke was of the lace and there were
no sleeves.
Brown and white is a Cheere-O
dress worn by Miss Parker. The Dor
der design Is carried out in the brown
and the two skirt effect is given.
Another dress was in the Suez shade
of heavy silk. jacket effect. She car
ried a swagger stick and her hat was
in harmony.
The coats and wraps which the
models wore or carried. taken from
the stock at the Adams store, were
delightful assets to the costumes in
each instance. a shagmoore knit
suit in copen and gold was prettily
worn. Other attractive coats OBJ
served included buff colored fur
trimmed coat: marvella cloth with
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poiret; tan novelty cape coat: fam
lingo gray coat and one also in tan
flamingo cloth with duvetyne trim
mings; plaid camels' hair. the effect
carried out in tan and white: black
and white marvella cape with fox
collar: navy blue poiret twill with
mink trimmings and Russian braid:
gray poiret twill with squirrel collar
The hats, taken from the shelves
OF the adams millinery department,
were delightful creations and easily
showed that they were most adapt
able to the costumes worn Yellow
horse hair braid was a lovely wide
trimmed hat with trimmings Of tiny
yellow snow berries. Another large
brimmed gray hat had a vari- colored
wreath of flowers piled in front and
they were subdued by the clever ap-
plication of lovely bordered Span
ish veil.
Another hat. fine black milan, had
a wired satin bow for its sole adorn-