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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
w h tiff Ids
Are Hosts
At Club

Friday evening, preceding dane
given by the officers of the Ninfli In
fantry, Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs
Robert Whitfield entertained with ;
dinner in the Argonne Heights Off
GERS Club. in honor Of their sister
Mrs. Nell Butler Omberg Of Washing
ton.
Marigolds and ferns surrounded with
silver candlesticks holding cleaning ia.
pers formed the attractive ccuterpiece
for the table. Halloween favors mark
ed covers for Mrs. Omberg, General
and Mrs Paul L. Malone, Colonel and
Mrs. L. F. Kilbournc Colonel and
Mrs. J. L. Dewitt, Lieutenant Colonel
and Mrs. c. X. Compton, Colonel and
Airs. ]. c. Macarthur Lieutenant Col
onel and Mrs. G. L. Russler, Colonel
H. C. Bishop, Major and Mrs, W. NJ.
Conner, Major and Mrs. A. !. Whirc,
Captain and Mrs. W. II. Waugh and
the hosts.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
japanese Wares

With the holiday season only a
few short weeks away, one begins to
think Of gifts. Opportune. indeed,
for gift seekers, and also for those
who want attractive wares for their
own homes, is the Sixth Anniversary
which the Fujiyama Art Store is
celebrating. commencing On Mon
day, November 2, for TWO weeks, this
to be featured by special values
throughout the store. Their COM
plete stocks OF beautiful fall i'm
portations from Japan are included
in this eyent-goods of exquisite de-
sign and quality, all handiworks of
Japanese-lovely kimonas, pajamas
and boudoir slippers, hani painted
tea sets and party sets, embroidered
and lacquered screens, beautiful
trays and vases, beads-indeed, beau
tiful things too numerous to mention
await one at this treasure shop-a
gift for every name On ones list.
And how easy solving Christmas
present problems now, with such ex-
quisite wares as this delightful es-
tablishment is offering at real saw
ings. Then, too, shopping at the
Fujiyama Art Store--a bit Of the
Orient transplanted to our own San
Antonio-is sure to be pleasant.
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Splendid Varmish

Crash! That was my glass of
water-just slipped out of my hand
you know how those things hap
pen-onto Hester's beautifully fin
ished floor. 1 had visions of scratch.
es-and ruined varnish-and you
may imagine how badly I felt, know
ing they'd just had all tie wood
work done over. "Cheer up, honey"
said Hester, as she noted my wor-
ried look, "there's no harm done. OF
course it won't hurt the varnish-
it's Murphy's, which is meant to
stand up and does-a little thing
like this won't scratch it. No, in
deed, it wears wonderfully" Imagine
how happy that made me feel-the
water was wiped up and there shone
the varnish bright as ever-not a
sign of a scratch. Wonderiul-isn't
it? Hester said they secured this
splendid varnish from Fl. e. HOLMAN
Paint Company, at 210 Broadway,
the house of quality paints, yarnish-
es, enamels-and of friendly, courte-
GUS service as well.
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Leisure Hours

Susie, I've found the most marvel
Gus book--'"Tales of Mystery and
Imagination" by Edgar Allen Poe
a complete collection Of all ms tales
Of this character, illustrated by an
artist who must surely have under
stood Poe, for the pictures are as
weird as the stories themsslyes-in-
teresting-proViding real thrill.
This is available at Powers Book
Store, at 80 East Houston Street,
who are also offering, in similar il
Illustrated editions, "a House of
pomegranates," which comprises
Oscar Wilde's finest short stories.
and, by Anatole France. "Rcvolt OF
the Angels" Penguin Island
"Reine Pedaugue," all three illus
trated exquisitely by Frank G. Pape.
Wonderful additions to sDybody's
library would be these attractive
volumes, providing hours Of real en-
joyment these winter evenings. And
for gifts--ideel Anyone would be
made happy by so thoughtful
present.
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This seasons silks present an ar
ray of gorgeousness that rivals any
preceding year. OF particular i'm
portance in the mode is velvet-this
fayorite, always soft and flattering,
being used for formal afternoon and
evening gowns, for coats and eve
ming wraps, for skirts to accom-
pany the smart lame blouscs. And
what q beautiful assortment Of these
rich fabrics l found at Lundecn's,
the Daylight Silk shop, at 219
Alamo Plaza! Rich, warm tones
black and dark blue-the more friy-
olous pastel shades for evening
frOcks-a variety Of 5rocades-slso
exquisite lame cloths. which are d
PRIME fayorite Of fashion, rlch SATIN
crcpcs-anu the soller gvOrgetJes ana
cbiffons silks for every OCCASION
await the woman who would be
smartly gowned at this exclusive
silk shoppe Of exquisite materials
and friendly courtcsy-Lundeen'
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Dinner Pdrty

To celebrate my birthday, George
had a little dinner party for our
crowd at the Gunter Hottl-and,
Susie, it was lovely. The taole was
beautifully appointed-yes, the man
agement took care Of all the details
lin the main dining room, where
we could enjoy the music by their
splendid orchestra, and see the peo-
pie. One always meets friends at
the Gunter--thnt's big reason why
going there Is such, a pleasure. And
the food was unquestionably the
most appetizingly delicious that any
one could wish for. That's always
true of the Gunter, though
whether one chooses luncheon or din
ner in the dining room-after-
theater suppers in the Coffee Shop
uniform goodness distinguish,
every menu. The hotel of our choice,
always-the Gunter.
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Real Service

Frances was at Helen's luncheon
1T was good 20 see her and hear
the gay chatter from the State Uni
versity. She just came owe: for the
weekend. via a Red Ball bus Since
she's ridden that line once, sbe says
it's her choice OF transportation al
ways. Really, riding the Red Ball
line is a pleasure-their cars are al.
ways clean, comfortable, in excellent
condition their drivers arc expert,
careful, courteous and their service
splendid, running regularly every
hour, thus making possible hurry
IN trip that would otherwis; be ou'
Of the question. And another at
tractiye feature OF Red Bail service
is that they are heavily bonded, as
surfing absolute protection to passen-
gers. Ideal in every way is this
means Of trayel-and their cars run
on dependable schedules TO points in
every direction from San An'onio.
Sleeves are long or omitted en-
tireiy. Some III the forearm snug
~. They are more apt 20 be subtly
cut than greatly ornamentcd.
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Plate Glass TOPS

Hester's dresser and dressing table
are visions Of loveliness now--she's
bad thcm fitted with plate glass tops
under which are placed cretonne
scarfs Of attractive design--really
they look beautiful, and are so easy
10 keep clean. You know. no matter
how careful one is. powder Is bound
to be spilled and cream has way OF
getting smeared. But with these
splendid glass tops, blemisles are
wiped off in a jiffy, and no harm
done. Wonderful protection for the
wood finish. too, is assured by the
glass covering, and withsl the ap.
pearance is most attractive. These
high quality plate glass tops--quite
the vogue-are available At Stoves
Sash & Door COMPANY, who also
carry on hand Mt all timeJ a com
plete line Of built-in fixtuEE. break
fast hooks, ironing boards. cup
boards, ready TO be installed at
moments notice. Just call Crockett
JS3.
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Ted-Tin1e China

Winter time-tea time-and how
much more enjoyable is the usual
afternoon tea when beautiful ware is
used for the service. Tea cups and
plates Of dainty, hand-painted JAP
anese china are exquisite-somehow
tea and japanese ware fit perfect
~. A charming selection of Japan
csc china is being shown BY New
ton-Weller & Co., at 131 w Com
merce street-tea sets, plates, sugar
bowls, cream jugs, extra littIs pieces
that will add beauty and service to
your home-ideal for ones own use,
or for holiday gifts. Indeed, gift
suggestions are abundant at this
house Of beautiful china, crockery,
glassware, novelty gifts.
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creations that delighted US all. l
learned after the party that the
Rose shop, in the lobby of the st.
Anthony Hotel, furnished these love
~ corsages. Indeed, this delightful
establishment has flowers for every
neutrality-suspicious. chrysanthemums,
Bonnafants and handsome bronze
waites-marvelous for decorations
roses Of many varieties-dahlias
all exquisiteiy fresh every day
And the greatest care is used in exc
cutting ones understanding salts
faction always.
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BuckLed SHIPPERS

Yesterday / went with Nab to get
new slippers--and what a wonder
Jul array we were shown at Washer
opera and O'Orsay pumps, step
ms, strap styles-in every material
that is favored by fashion-satin,
velvet, kid. metal. Nab chose some
lovely black satin pumps-and orna-
mented them with the new black
and white enameled buckles which
are so very smart for street and in
formal wear. Then she also got
Rhinestone buckles for evening wear.
This season, you know, one must
have fancy buckles or pins and
Washers are equipped to meet most
discriminating tastes in the line Of
these accessories, as well as for
smart slippers and hosiery.
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! Self-culture
Club Holds
Session

The Self-Culture Club met in reg
ular session Thursday afternoon il
the Woman's Club. The study fol
the afternoon was Theodore Dresser
the peasant type in literature. Mrs.
Louis Polk, leader, outlined the out
standing characteristics Of Mr.. Dreis'
err as a writer and an interesting re-
sumo of his book, SISTER Carrie.
Mrs. j. NJ. Knox gave critical sketch
Of one of the leading characters of the
book. ATgeneral discussion followed.
The next meeting will be held on
Thursday in the club house with Mrs.
J. S. Oldham as leader of the dis
cussion of Thomas Hardy, the novelist
and poet.
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|, Bride-elect
! Is Guest
at Party

Miss Mary Lciise Price compli
mented Miss Estelle Storms with q
buffet supper in her home Friday eve
ming. American beauty roses deco
rated the living room while the table
in the dining room was adorned with
centerpiece of yellow cosmos sur
rounded By cleaning yellow tapers.
Following the supper, the guests,
the members of the bridal party and
the ushers, attended the officers dance
at Fort Sam Houston.
Miss Cornelia Vaughan will enter.
tain at 1 o'clock on Tuesday. Novem-
Der 10. with luncheon in her home
in honor of Miss Rachel Hosea. the
house guest of Colonel and Mrs. w. s.
Hendricks. The guests will include the
debutantes and few intimate friends.
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Wonan's Club
to Hear
Music Program

The regular meeting of the Woman's
Club will be held Wednesday, army
day, at : =. IT. at the club house,
7 Mrs. Fred j. Maurer presiding.
The program viii he in charge of
Mrs. Dorwin Lakeland The speaker
Of the day will be Lieutenant Fl. II.
| ogden, rouud-ihe-world flyer, who
trained at Kelly Field.
Mrs. Harold George, soprano, wife
Of Harold George. American ace, and
clutccu worker and entertainer dur
.rs tn World Var. will sing (a) The
Last Hour, by y. W. Kramer: (b)
Whcr, Ny Caravan Has Rested, by
Herman Lohr, accompanied by Miss
aedwig Richter, piano, and Miss VIII
letta Mae Clarke. violin.
Major Leigh Fairbanks, baritone.
viii sing (a) The Two Grenadiers, by
Schumann; o. Fairy Cradles, by
Molly Crew, accompanied b. Mrs. j.
J. Loving at the piano.
A trio, composed of violin, Miss Viii
letta Mae Clarke; piano. Miss Hedwig
Richter: cello. Eddie Martinez. Will
rlay selections from Carmen, Bizet !:
Barcarolle, Tales of Hoffman, Often
bach.
Receiving with Mrs. Fred J. Maui
rer. the club president, will be Mrs.
Dorwin Lakeland, Mrs. Sterling Price
Adams. Mrs. p. j. X. Kiehl. Mrs. B. l..
Naylor. Mrs. +. NJ. Aubrey. Mrs. w.
Hermingshaw, Mrs. S. J. Wright, Mrs.
Atlee b. Ayres, Mrs. DeLande Smith,
Mrs. Edwin Witte, Mrs. Robert c.
Hunter. Mrs. Is. Il. Buck. Mrs. Aguila
Mitchell. Mrs. W. II. Chambers. and
Mrs. Thomas X. Petty.
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Mrs L e w / S
EmGerG@fms
at Bridge

Mrs. T. Z. Lewis entertained with
Il bridge party in honor of. Miss Els
telle Storms Friday afternoon in the
home of her mother, Mrs. c. l.. With
erspoon, 107 Arcadia Place. &
Varied colored zinnias decorated the
rooms and the bridal motif was dis.
played on the bridge score cards. Mrs.
Lewis was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. c. c. Bishop and Mrs. Sam
Fisher. The guests included the
bridal party and the intimate friends
of Miss Storms.
'T~ ~ ~ ~
The Parliamentary and Practice
class will meet at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning on the .mezzanine floor of
the Majestic theater.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
Old FdUOrite

Toast was an important item Of
our dinner, too-the even SLICES, deli
cately Drowned. looked lovely-and
the flavor-delicious OF course /
commented on this goodness-and,
my dear, my guess was right. 1t
was my old standby-Bohnet's But
ter-Nut Bread Hester's mother says
she always uses Bohnet's-it's con
sistently good for every purpose
plain. toasted or in sandwiches, and
there's always the knowledge that
it's made of pure ingredients, and
baked fresh every day. Hester says
she is saving the wrappers and wher
she has twenty-four the Pitluk Ad
vertising Companv will exchanr
them for a pretty flower.design rub.
berized apron, that will be ideal for
fudge parties.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
Line o. Beduty

Autumn and winter bostases will
be interested in "Line o. Beauty"
he ultra-new style Of engraving be-
ing used for smart affairs. Grace,
daintiness, MISUNDERSTANDING
This new lettering, 50 appropriate for
invitations and announcements - a
particularly happy choice of the sea-
sons brides. Line o. Beatty" was
designed especially for the Engrayo.
graphia Association, being presented
as their --latest and the privilege Of
using it being granted only TO their
members. Thus, one is assured de-
sign exclusive, as we'll as beautiful.
San Antonio Printing Company, at
40 Soiedad street. are eqI .Dped TO
furnisb Line o. Beauty" on quality
stock for any occasion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
TRUTH q Feast

"Of course you'll stay for dinner
that was Hester's mother calling
I'D to us. 1 got a Whit of the most
enhancing aroma from the Kitchen
Immediately my mind was made up.
III love to-yes" ! told her, for
the aroma was Enthusiastically Geb-
hardt's, and / couldn't resist that
goodness, particularly with such dear
friends. Sure enough, she set us
down to a real Gebhardt dinner
delicious chill con carne, tamales,
beans, and piquant chilli sauce
canned foods made Of highest quality
ingredients, in spotless, sunli, kitch-
ems right here in San Antonio. Such
goodness-and how we did eat
"Husky" doesn't describe ON appe-
tites when we're feasting on Geb-
hardt's-the foods everybody loves.
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Radio Treat
"And now for the treat Of t

"And now for the treat Of the
evening"" exclaimed Hester, as we
adjourned to the living room. And
the "treat" was / brand new radio
receiving set-a beautiful six-tube
Fada model in q handsome case that
really added much to the beauty of
the living room. We tuned in, and
got station after station. Chicago,
Pittsburg, Niagara Falls, Los An
geles, with their splendid programs,
came in clear and beautiful. Really
radio is Notwithstanding right
to ones own home music that would
otherwise be entirely inaccessible
and the Fada sets are unsurpassed.
Made by a firm who manufacture
nothing else, radio is their Pride
no effort is spared to make their
product perfect. Hesters Fada came
from Stapleton Music Company, at
Broadway and Travis, the home of
high grade musical Instruments and
Fada and Atwater-Kent radios.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
Ghosts av@ngt
at College
P aFGy +

Halloween was fittingly observed
at the Incarnate Word College at a
party given Friday night. CHASTITY
ghosts and weird witches held their
revels in the college gym which. was
decorated with black and yellow and
cleaning lanterns. ...---.
A ghost welcomed the guests at the
door and led them into the hall. A
guessing contest, and animal hunt
and stunts amused the guests. Candy
filled pumpkins were presented as
favors and refreshments were served
at the close of the evening. The col
lege students and the faculty were
guests.
- y y
The ChautauQua reading circle of
the Womap's club will meet Tuesday
morning from 0 to 10 o'clock in the
club building.
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F e d e r alton
Meeting ON
Thursday


The City Federation of Women's
Clubs Will meet at 10 80 O'Clock
Thursday morning in the Thomas Mel.
son Page Junior High School OF
South Alamo street. The meeting is a
week earlier than originally planned,
the date being changed so Us not to
conflict with the fifth district meeting
of Federated Women's Clubs which
convenes in Austin November 1O-14.
The business meeting will begin
promptly at 1880 O'Clock. At IL 80 Il
speaker will present. the advantages
of the community chest. Luncheon
will he served Mt 1890 o'clock.
1t is urgent that all reservations be
in by Wednesday noon. Mrs. +. L..
Lennox. Mrs. p. T. Price and Mrs.
Ralnh Jackson viii take reservations.
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Comfortable Ride

] spent the night with Hester
and bright and early next morning
we prepared for real shopping
tour. Down we FASTENED to catch
the street car-Hester knows the
schedule on their line, and she says
it's always to be depended upon.
Sure enough in couple OF minutes
here came the trolley. The ride down
town was delightfully."- cozy--in the
warm car without a worry about
traffic. we had chance to 20 over
our shopping lists-determine our
route. and enjoy conversation. In
deed, the ideal means OF transporta-
ton in San Antonio is the street car
always safe, dependable, econom-
ical.
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Pleasing Gift

"Ding- -ling"-went the doorbell-
and there was a boy with another
birthday present-this time. box
Of exquisite stationery-fiDe white
paper, the matching envelopes lined
in such an interesting blue. know
I'll enjoy writing letters az the
more now with such all encouraging
aid. This came from Fischtr's, at
Broadway and Travis, the drug
store of quality stocks, dependable
prescription service, and a friendly
atmosphere that makes buying there
pleasure.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
Pick Dec. 3
for History
IF e t e

: Miss Adina DeZavala will be the
honor guest at q, luncheon in the
st. Anthony hotel on December 3 at
the historical anniversary Under the
auspices of the Texas Historical Land
mark Association Joined BY other Or
CARNATIONS and friends. Much of the
local history of Texas was enacted
during the first part of December and
the actual attack of the taking of
San Antonio took place December 5,
1885 under Ben Milan.
chosen as most befitting a celebration
of this kind. Miss DeZavala, being
the organizer of several historical or
CARNATIONS, the Daughters of the Re-
public of Texas, and Texas Land
mark Association, the president of
the Heroes of Texas, and pioneer in
all historical work
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
Delicious Coffee

To top off this enjoyable dinnei
there was coffee-not the usual in
different demi-tasse which eIokes
little interest, but real coffee. worthy
of the name. It's smooth. mellow
flavor was delicious. "My own favor
ite," I thought to myself. II can't
be mistaken here" And it was. as
/ learned a bit later II and II
Coffee, blended by special process,
to produce that flavor so different,
so essentially its own. HeS-er says
her family have used II and II for
years-and its goodness las been
uniform throughout that time. No
wonder they are all enthusiastic
coffee drirkers-the second Gun is n
habit in that house--such goodness
as Fl and III encourages anyone's
second cup.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01

SAk older than notwithstanding had its origin the
ayc Orient hen strange gods held ssdy 200 years before
Christianity Perhaps The culture ofsak Sractieed at
even earlier dafe-there are prior records.
Legend and myth bring romantic tales of intrigue and
death attendant upon the Development of the silk industry Ira
difon tells of Chinese princess 1Oo married Indian prince
and, dying the as of the FoOy Kingdom carried the Sc
eret of silk to her adopted land So the cord
and appreciate the brodusef the opy cocoon and the silk
Orm that tri7es best the foliage of the 1Ce mulberry
aristotle refers Vdgney great aghch "has horns
and differs from others" This is thought to be the first men,
ioH Of the silk aoorm IN literature of the aOeSter avord
Six has dlaGys been beeicrlythe property of arsOcra
and fair ladies' Kings and queens days ogone oved its soft
texture. Royalty for long, long timeHeld MONOPOLY Men
ton is made in early records of kand rnbies and gold and
fine laceclnSsed Nth the priceless of treasures
Contrast, if yoM 1Oi The Twentieth Century 5tfa that
other century nearly 5000 years ago. 1Chcn Chinese empress
Glanced aPO" the secret of silk Then for those
richly endooced oCi the oyRs goodSfor kings and queens
peers and princes, dukes and lords NoV is for John and
Susie for their fathers and mothers and kid sisters and cub
brotsfOr Everyone Indeed sIk al1cdyS Gristocrqtc its
association, clothes Spendor the and daughters of
the 1porFs greatest dcmocyqcv
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
PrOper PARKING

Parking - the old problem - has
ceased to bother Grace-shes found
the ideal way Of handling her car
DOWN town. parking it at the Star
Garage. 213 st. Mary's street.
where she has secured q splendid
rate by the month. All she has to
do il drive in--they place the car
and drive il out again when she calls
for il. In addition. they'll wash
Dolish or grease it while she ~ away
for a couple Of hours. excellent work,
too. Wonderful insurance for an au-
tomobile is proDer marking where
adeduate protection from rEin, sun
and bumDs is assured. The Star Ga
rage supplies all this. supplemented
by friendly, courteous seryice.
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Chic Novelties

Very new-and clever tao--are
window shade pulls fashioned of
agate beads Joined by means Of
crochet to a tortoise shell ring-and
then to the shades. The beads and
rings in a variety of coicrs and
combinations are available at the
Speciality Shop, 40 Losoya Street,
and Mrs. Walker, who is there
afternoons, will teach one 10 make
them (also to make bags). These
pulls provide a pretty ornamental
touch to blend with ones lraperies.
More good news! This shop Will
set Rhinestones into ones material
achieving that lovely jewel effect,
a favorite Of the evening vogue.
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ne h,-..-. -Ou9Iy. Just after Iuncn-
con today, she brought il back, Susie,
like new--all its gorgeousness re-
stored-'soft, creepy, beautiful. Inter-
rupting my 'ohs". and 'ahs." she
said, THE Sunshine Laundry is re-
sponsible for this remarkable re-
juvenation--depcnd on them for ex-
pert cleaning, dyeing and family
washing. They're wtnderfIi y
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mendously becoming to Helen. That's
the charm Of getting ones dresses at
the Exclusive Gown Sboppe, in the
lobby of the st. Anthony Hotel,
whence came this chic model-their
styles are distinctive-one is sure TO
find just the frock TO suit ones own
personality. Then, too, one is as
sured authenticity-for the gowns of
this splendid shoppe always reflect
the favored modes Of Paris and New
York.