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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-06
Campfire Girls

The program for summer activities
for Campfire Girls is announced az
follows:
Juno 1921. - Pioneer week at
Sealth.
June 17.-All-city Campfire meet.
ing aboard Camaraderie at 2 o'clock.
Open to all Campfire Girls. To plan
programs for summer meetings.
June 2l.-Nwanis day at Sealth.
Parents and friends OF Campfire
Girls are invited.
June 24.--All.city Campfire meet.
ing at o'clock.
June 22.July 4.-First (two.week)
period at Sealth.
June rs. - Visiting Sunday al
Sealth.
July 1.-Aii.oity Campfire picnic
breakfast.
July 4.-All.city parade and pro.
gram at Woodland park.
July 6.1s.--Secona period at Sealth
two weeks).
July s,-Ah.city Campfire Know
Your City" hike.
July IL. = Visiting Sunday at
Sealtth.
July 15.--All.olty Campfire sunset
picnic aboard Camaraderie.
July 1925.-Third period at Sealth
and guardians training course zone
week..
July 2s,-All.city Sea Gypsy advcn.
turo.
July 27.August S.--Fourth period
at soalth two weeks).
July 20. - Allcity work party
aboard Camaraderio.
August 2, = Visiting Sunday at
Scalth.
August 5.--Alkclty trip to Camp
Soalth.
August 1922. - Fifth two.wcck)
period at Sealth.
August le.--All.city hike to Mercer
island,
August 16,-visiting Sunday at
Scnlth.
August 1e,--All.city know Your
city, hike,
August 95.Septombor g. Sports.
man show ut Green Lake. An
Campfire Girls Invited
August 26-Gypsy adventure to
Camp Seal,h. Open to all city girls
who attend three or more meetings
aboard Camaradcrio during summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-06
Guilds IN Charge at
Orthopedic Shops

North Broadway Guild viii have
charge OF tho service at the Ortho
podic Lunch room next Monday
on Tuesday, Iaurclhurst Guild will
be In charge, Mrs. Edwin Guthrie
chairman; "wednesday. Interlakon
Mrs. Gertrude McCrory. chairman
Thursday. Endolyno.F auntlcroy
Mrs. l.. stewart. chairman. Friday
North End, Mrs. Charles McCon
nell, chairman; Saturday, Ronton
Hin, Mrs. g. l.. Graves, chairman
The Thrift shop wiz he in charge
OF Mrs. d. NJ solldny and Mrs. n
u. Mallott for University Guild on
Monday morning and Mrs. II. r.
Miller, chairman OF Yashon auxil
larry. Will have charge on Monday
afternoon.
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SCHOLARSHIP DANCE
RECITAL,

Mrs. Chas, Hochberg, BE acn.
1899, Mrs. Herbert Schoenfeld.
CA pitl.06lO, Mrs. Emil Mayer, Mrs.
Victor Mendelson, and Mrs. Clara
Black, are the committee In charge
OF the tickets for the Ida Levin
Scholarship Dance recital TO he
given AT tho Temple Center audi.
forum at 18th and Union st. on
Saturday evening, Juno 10. Mrs.
Iiochbcrg has placed her tickets at
sherman & Clay, Bush & Lane and
Beckcrmons Mt 18th and Ycslcr
way
Mrs. Lea Schwabaoher, with her
committee Mrs, Leslie Stusser and
Mrs, Lewis plochncr, havo charge
OF tho flowers.
Publicity features VIII be direct.
cd by Mr. William Prayer. Bust.
ness direction by Mrs. j, X. Holmes
and Sccrotaria work by Mrs. u.
Wachtcl, while Mrs Nathan Eek
stein win receive the names of sub
scribing patrons and patroncssos.
Mrss.Henry shapiro, who Is In
charge of the dance following the re-
cital win be assisted by tho following
floor committee: Benjamin Ro,hon.
berg, Stanley Blumenthal, Charles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-06

Tho guest Of honor on this day
win be Mrs. w. S. Grlswold, who
"a the club parliamentarian and in.
structor in tho parliamentary pro.
ceduro department.
Every member OF tho club, and
their friends VIII be welcome. the
only requirement being notification
OF their intention TO come.
"Wednesday. Juno 10th. tho chorus
Of the woman's Century club will
meet for rehearsal under direction
OF Myra Bancroft Olive at the home
OF Mrs. William Peterson. 1886
Shorthand drive. after which they
will DO entertained at luncheon by
tho hostess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-06
Miss Dorothy Combs
Is Honor Guest

Misses Doris Caysso and Charlotte
Merriam entertained this afternoon
with bridge party and mIscelnnc.
ous shower In honor Of Miss Dorothy
Combs. who has recently announced
her engagement Tho affairs woi
given at Miss Caysge'g homo. nnt
Included n group Of the honoroes
Hpoclnl frlends.
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Hon1'ing Miss
Edith HelIisen

Misses Elaine Hooper and Mar
jorie Pike win be joint hostesses
at a bridge supper Tuesday eve
ming at the homo Of Mira J. Van
Stewart, 1904 Bigsiow. to honor
Miss Helllsen. whose engagement to
Cecil Golsohn was recently an
nounced.
Guests will include Misses Gather
inc Hahn. Helen Harrison. Helen
White. Katherine Jane Seal. Emily
Reneau, Barbara Allen. Margaret
HellLson. Goldia PEARS and the hon.
or guest.
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Mammoth Carnival for
Orthopedic Hospital
Benefit

Tentative plans for a huge carni.
val to be given for the benefit OF the
Children's orthopedIc hospital win be
divulgsd Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Harry Whitney Treat, general car.
nlval chairman. at meeting TO be
held at the home Of Mrs. Harry r.
ostrander in Denny Blaine park.
when the presidents and the enter
'ainment committees OF all the Or.
thopedlc guilds in the city will meet
with the trustees and the general
chairman at 2:30 o'clock
The date for this affairs has been
set for July "a. on the grounds Of
Mrs. ostrander's and Mrs. Lamson's
adjoining homes.
It is planned TO make the carnival
one Of the most brilliant and inter-
Aaiing beneflts since Tho KIrmess''
~ or more years ago.
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Engagement Is
Announced

The engagement OF Miss Helen
Carman to Mr.. Patrick Maurice
Tidmarsh, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A..
w. Tidmarsh, was announced by
Miss Carman's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. j. Carrnan OF Portland.
Tho wedding viii take place In
the fall.
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Mrs. c. w. Matthews, J.,
Entertains

Mrs. Brook Tomilson OF Vancou.
yer, -. c.. who is the guest of her
mother. Mrs. d. l.. kellogg and
, Miss Alice Taft, whose marriage TO
Mrs. Jack Wiggin. win take place
this month.
The hostess will DO assisted by
Mrs. George Appleton Hawley, Mira.
Doris BLssitt, Mrs. Walter b. Van
Dusen, Mrs. George Mailer, Miss
Shirley Rude. Miss Helen Burke
and Patty Davis
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Bridge Tea Honors
TaUo Future Brides

Miss Julie;to Glen. 4Tal 18th st..
y. T.. entertained Friday with a
bridge tea complimentary 10 Miss
Gsncvievc Walton and Miss wini.
fred Clancy. whose engagements
have recently been announced.
Guests included members OF Gamma
Phi Beta sorority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-06
Many Affairs Given
for Bride-tO-Be

Among tho many affairs being
planned for Miss Elizabeth CHS.
holm, whose marriage to Joseph Ack.
len will be an event OF the fall, was
a bridge tea and miscellaneous show.
or given by Miss Glays LaVinc at
her home In Laurelhurst. Twenty.
four Of Miss ChIsholm'g friends were
present.
Miss Margaret Mckenzie is plan
ming n bridge luncheon Saturday for
Miss Chisholm at the Winthrop no.
tel Tacoma
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COMMONWEALTH CLtTB

Commonwealth Club viii meet
Monday. June s. at 8 o'clock. at
McveS' cafeteria Mr. ". @. Kclgic.
who is in charge OF snoaualmle ma
,lonnl forest reserve, will speak on
National Forests as Recreation
Centcrs" Plans will be outlined for
a municipal recreation camp for
Seattle.
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Constance Gilmore
EntertdinS

Miss Frances Cole. who will mar
~ Richard Pierson In the carly
fall. was honor guest yesterday at
bridge tea given by Miss Con-
stance Gilmore. 1917 Il. Boston
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CENTURY CLUB PLANS
COUNTRY FAIR


With the hrcalsing OF ground last
week for the new homo OF the
woman's Century Club, which is
20 DO erected on the southeast cor
ner OF Roy and Harvard ave. the
thoughts OF tho members in all de-
partmcnts are occupied with plans
10 aid in the building OF their
home.
In furthoranco OF this wish tho
members OF the Parliamentary Pro-
ccduro department, a study depart
ment entirely. and one which has
never before staged a bcnfit, Is busy
planning for n country fair which
they are hoping TO make all that the
name implies. and which may be as
successful as any country fair ever
dreamed OF being.
This Is to DO given on Thursday.
Juno IL. ut tho homo of Mrs. +. II.
Hanson, 5000 4ist ave, s. w, a de-
lightful suburban homo with ample
grounds which lend themselves TO
the plan most admirably,
Tho following committee In charge
has plans completed for what prom
Uses to be a novelty In the way of
an entertainment: Mrs. u. i. Oar
nell, chairman: Mrs. r. II. Hanson,
Mrs. II. ID. Larnod. with Mrs. w, b.
Dornberg and Mrs ]. II. Harris In
charge OF the luncheon. which will
be served from 12 TO 1880 y. IN.
Reservations must be made thru
these members for luncheon Mrs.
a. u. SwcnBson, tho chairman OF
the department, has charge OF
transportation Mrs. +. II. Hanson.
poultry exhibit; Mrs, ]. u. Harris,
games; Mrs N. Il. Holland, cards;
Mrs. l.. Il. Beckett. music.
Mrs, l.. II. IIitchings and Mrs,
w. NJ. Williams arc tho auctionecrs,
and onch attending member Is ask
cd TO bring an inexpensive wrapped
package for the auction
There will he fortune telling
booth presided over by Mrs, Glenn.
ont j. Chalar. assisted by Mrs,
Wiley, Mrs, j, w. Calhoun, Mrs.
$. A., Filings and Mrs. Alma Lor-
rnlnc.
Those who motor out arc asked
TO meet Mrs Swcnsson NJ 35th
~. w. and Alaska vt, at 1880 u,
IN Those coming on street cars
may take tho Fnuntlcroy car and
get off at Gotowood, where they
viii hc mot every 30 mInttcs up
to 80 o'clock Later arrivals by
street chr, please phone Mrs. Han.
Son, WE stO0S2, who will send for
them.
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81. Cecilia Guild
y Cine Luncheon q

~. Cecilia Guild win entertain at
luncheon on Monday afternoon at
nc Seattle Tennis club In honor
OF Mrs. John -. McLouchlan. re-
Gently returned from n two month";
nlet IN Chicago. Mrs, James Ham.
A'on dc Vcuyo. who returned Fri.
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Mrs. Felger
VIII Entertain

Mrs. w. w. Felger Is planning
a luncheon for Wednesday at this
Sunset club. The affair viii pre-.
cede tho regular musical Covers
will be arranged for sixteen.
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Dinner Party Giuen
at Erickson Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Erickson en-.
tertained with dinner party Fri.
day evening at their homo on Bel.
mont pl. Covers were arranged for
eight guests.
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OCCIDENTAL SOCIAL cLue

Tho Occidental Social club will
Rlvo card party at Woog's hall,
nth ave. N. w. and Market ST.. Bal.
lard, on Tuesday at o'clock Games
OF bridge and whist viii be played.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-06
RAINIER NOBLE POST
AUXILIARY

Tho regular meeting OF tho Am.
erioan Legion auxiliary TO Rainier
Noble Post. No 1. will be held
Monday evening. June 8. in tho lie.
gion cluhrooms. SOD Third ave.
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Bridge Tea Given
!. bn Miss Waechter

Miss IInzel woochter cntcrtainoo
this week with o bridge tea In honor
Of Miss Margaret Armstrong and
f,oobo Jane Stitton.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. James Garfield Ed.
dy and family OF Everett. sailed
June 4. from New York for France.
They will spend the summer months
touring the continent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Titus ~ill
remove June 10. 10 Victoria. u. C..
where they have taken a house for
the summer.
Mrs. Alexander f. McEwan left
this morning for New York, 10 DO
away about three weeks. While
absent, Mrs. McEwan viii attend
the annual convention OF the Gar.
den club in Detroit.
Miss Helen Ainsworth viii return
Monday on the IL +. Alexander
from school in California.
Mr.. Jack swalwell and Mr.. Grcn.
dell Hole, came up from Aberdeen
TO spend tho weekend in town.
Miss Eugcnia Fuller returned this
week from Italy. where she has
been for several months pursuing
her art studies.
Miss Marjorie Campbell OF st.
Joseph. Mo-, arrived in town today
TO spend the summer with DR.. and
Mrs. Guy S. Peterkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. osgood. who
returned recently from California,
viii spend the summer at the Hotel
Sorrento.
Mrs. C. w. Baldwin OF st. Louis,
who has been the house guest of her
mother. Mrs. oreson J. d. Dutton,
1906 Harvard n. e.. will remain in
Seattle. She viii live at 574t 10th
n. L.
Mrs. c. II. Barnes and daughter.
Billy. OF Yakima, arc guests in Sc
attic this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Fcchter of Yak
ina are the house guests OF DIR. and
Mrs. Henry suzzallo. Mr.. Fechter
is here TO attend the bankers con.
yention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s. Alderman,
former resident OF Seattle and now
living In New York. were visitors
here last week.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson left re.
Gently for Montreal from where she
expects to go with friends TO Eu.
rope for the summer.
Miss Anderson has been attending
the University OF Washington and
expects TO resume her studies there
next fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-06
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
UNIVERSITY LODGE

UNIVERSITY LODGE
University lodge. No, 81. Degree Of
Honor. viii have It's regular meeting
Monday. June s. at s p. M at
knights OF Pythlas hall. f7th ave.
". L. and University way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-06

OF WOAlEN'S CLUBS
Meetings of clubs and departments
OF the Seattle Federation OF Won.
ems club will DO held next week os
follows.
TUESDAY
Mrs. w. II. Bnrnhart, president OF
the Seattle Federation OF Womcn's
clubs. has called meeting of all
delegates who will attend tho state
convention In Port Angeles. June I6.
10, for Tuesday, Juno 8. at 1890
o'clock. at tho Federation clubhouse.
Women's Tuesday club with Mrs.
C. G.. Bradner, 1880 40th ST.. ut 2;3o
o'clock. Program will include talk
by Mrs. Harlan Thomas, who will
tell OF her experiences while abroad.
THURSDAY
Board OF building trustees of the
federation in tho clubhouse. at 1880
o'clock. Annual reports will be CIV.
en-. Meeting is being held one week
earlier because OF the state conven.
ton Mt Port Angeles. Juno 1919.
Queen Anne Fortnightly club with
Mrs. Edward l.. Blaine, dl6 w. High.
land drive at 2 o'clock Program
Digest from Life" by Mrs. j. w.
Goodwin; IA story" by Mrs. A, u.
Rayner; review OF Tho First Time
In History: Two Years OF Russin's
New Life" ANNA Louise Strong). by
Mrs. a, j. Bailey. Assisting hostess,
Mrs. G. a. Bugboc.
FRIDAY
Seward Social and Literary club
will hold Its annual picnic ut Mt.
Baker park, Members are requested
to meet at Rainier ave. and McCloll.
nm st., at 1890 o'clock Bring basket
lunch.
SATURDAY
Womon's Educational club with
Mrs John u. McGrow. 5037 10th ave.
~ H., at . o'clock Program at 3
o'clock Mrs Jano Garrett will speak
on DR.. David Starr Jordnn's peace
plan Music In charge OF Mrs, H.
J, Phillips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-06
RAINIER CAMP

Tho Rainier Camp li7s, II. NJ. A.
win hold Initiation Monday, June 8,
ut the Swedish club on Eighth and
olive.
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BETA THETA PI MOTHERS
CLUB

The annual picnic OF the Moth.
ers' club OF Beta Theta ri fra.
tcrnity. will DO held at the home
OF Mrs. c. NJ. Coe. Hunts Point.
Friday. June IL.
Tho boat leaves Madison park N
loa5 n. m. Beta mothers and
wives are invited. Reservations
may be made thru Mrs. Smith.
ST nsot.5427.
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day from a trip to California. and
Mrs. wllS.-i Edris.
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SOUTH SEATTLE PIT. A.

The South Seattle PIT. a, win hold
a special meeting Tuesday afternoon.
June 9, at . o'clock. Mrs. Sumerail,
president OF North Queen Anne PIT.
A., Will give report OF tho proceed.
inga Of Aberdeen conventlen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-06
HosTEssEs AT Y. w. c. A.

Hostesses Mt the Young women's
Christian association for next week
viii be: Monday, Mrs. j. n. Gilbert:
Tuesday, Mrs. NJ. A. Schon wednes.
day, Mrs. Il. Il. Woodmnii. Thurs
day. Mrs, G. ID. Cottrell; Friday, Mrs.
Lutte Weld; Saturday, Mrs. II. r.
Clark.
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sEATTLr COUNCIL p. 7. A.

Seattle Council of Parent.Teacher
associations will hold the last meet.
ing OF the year, Tuesday. June .. at
10 a m. in the Broadway high
school. Mr.. 8. Il. Fleming of the
central office staff will be the speak
or. Mrs. r. l.. Gross, the president
elect. viii outline plans for the com.
Ing year. Serving with Mrs. Gross
for ls25-2s will be Mrs, John Sum
erall. Mrs. II. A. Pashley and Mrs.
Thomas Davis. vice presidents: Mrs.
u. l.. banks, recording secretary;
Mrs. w. c. kean. corresponding sec.
Rotary: Mrs. Emory +. Hess. finan.
ciai secretary. and Mrs. r. j. Gibson,
treasurer.
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Horowitz, Max Silver, Sol Spring
and DIR. John Lurie.
The decoration committee in.
cludes Mrs. Benjamin Rothenberg.
Mrs. Max Silver, Mrs. Louis Gar.
finkle.
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WOmen's Clubs

PIT, a. To GIVE PLAY
Always In Trouble" IL the title Of
the play 10 DO produced By Daniel
Bagley pm A.. June 10. at Sis ..
IN. in Woodland Park NJ. Il. church.
The cast OF characters Is as fol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-06
ST. AfARTI

ST. MARTINS MOTHERS CLUB
Mrs. 3. p Won Anderson will en-
terrain members of st. Martins
Mothers Club at luncheon on Tues
day, June s, Mt 1880 o'clock, at her
home, 21e Summit ave, n. Mrs.
Thomas Hacking. Mrs " l., Hahn,
Mrs. Il. w. Chandler Mrs Mary
Murphy and Mrs Il. w. McPhail
will be the assisting hostesscs,
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ANNIE WRIGHT

The Annie Wright Seminary Club
will hold an all-day session Thurs
day, Juno II, with Mrs. Thomas #.
Basse, 1900 S5th ave.
On Thursday, June is, tho club
will be tho guests OF Mrs. n. IT,
Latimcr at her summer home nj
Port Madison. Picnic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-06
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

SEATTLE FEDERATION
OF woMEN's CLUBS
Meetings of clubs and departments
OF the Seattle Federation Of Won.
ems club will bc held next week as
/ follows.
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AUDUBON SOCIETY

Seattle Audubon society will take
n bird walk Sunday, June Z, with
Mrs. c. Norman Compton as lead
or Take Rcnton Express ON Fourth
ave. at $3.50 n. m, or Z a. M, and
ride to the end OF tho line. rho
walk Is open to anyone Interested.
Bring lunch, field glasses and note
books and wear old clothes.
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Program by
Violin Students

The students from the classes OF
Peter Meremblum OF the violin de-
partment at the Cornish school will
appear in recital Wednesday eve.
ming. June 10. at the Cornish Little
theater.
They win give the following pro-
gram:
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s. Alderman,
former resident Of Seattle and now
living In New York. were visitors
here last week.
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SOCIAL SCORE cLrR

Mrs, Alice Powell aces Graham
ST., win be hostess to the Social Score
club Friday, Juno 10, ut 1 o'clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Fcchter of Yak
ina are the house guests OF DIR. and
Mrs. Henry suzzallo. Mr.. Fechter
is here TO attend the bankers con
yention.
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. or more years ago.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-08-27
Pins, Bracelets for Individual Costumes

The vogue for a simpler style of
dressing and the increasing popular
ity of clothes of the semisports type
which form the greater part of the
daytime wardrobe of the woman Of
fashion, have brought about the intro
duction Of accessories distinctly diff
ferent from those of other seasons
and amazingly successful from the
decorative as well as the useful point
of view.
Few things show more clearly the
influence of fashion than jewelry,
which reflects in so many ways the
present tendency to have each detail
an integral part of perfect whole
rather than a separate entity.
To wear with simple clothes there
have been designed charming pins and
bracelets that are In perfect taste for
clothes of this type. Among the nov
elites are sport and sweater pins, dec
orative little affairs of enamel com
bined with semiprecious stones and
exquisite in their delicate workman
ship. One, Of white enamel, has a leaf
carved from a ruby at one end and
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-08-27

Never has the problem of making
over" been so simple as during the
present season. The dresses are so
short, so narrow, and practically sleeve
less, that til require little material,
time or labor for their fashioning.
Sometimes an entire dress can be con-
structed from a plated skirt, supple
mented with small amount of other
material, usually of contrasting color,
for trimming.
One plated white flannel skirt was
carefully pressed, after the hem had
been ripped out and the belt removed,
turned the wrong" way of the goods,
and with the addition of collar, cuffs
and a wide band around the bottom, all
of green flannel, the home dressmaker
produced in very short time, a smart
sports frock. A similar skirt was the
genesis of a white flannel dress having
collar, cuffs and godets of scarlet fan
nell A heavy green crepe silk skirt
was made into dress which had neck
and sleeve trimming, and an applied
band, just above the knee, of tan silk
These dresses were all cut in one piece
with kimono sleeves.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-08-27
An Array of Colors for
Milady's New Fall Coat

Color will be predominant in coats
for fall. Brown and blue effects are
in the lead. Among the blues favored
are french blue, rouen blue, periwin-
kle blue, old blue flax blue, bleu de roi.
Other prominent colors are bracken,
cocoa, chocolate, chinese red and yell
low, onion brown, almond and caster.
beige, smoke gray, eucalyptus and
emerald green, combinations of Irvine
and beige, biscuit and beige; bud and
blossom shades are good, while the
pastel shades will still be much in
evidence. Combinations of black and
white, sometimes called 'day-and-
night" effects. are also looked upon
with favor.
Among the leading furs used are
mutria, roccoon, chinchilline, wolf in
apricot, blue, havana brown, eclipse,
natural and black. Lynx cat is popu
lar, while skunk is employed ia d
black and-white combination, which lie
effective on black coat giving a. So
called "day-and-night" effect.
japanese. fox, ringtail cat in natural
and cocoa, and squirrel in the new
shades of rose martin and blue fox,
as well as natural, are other furs
which are well liked. Kit fox is being
used especially in eclipse and light
blue and also in the natural.