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KILLS MOTHER, FATALLY WOUNDS HIS TWO SISTERS
 THEN KILLS SELF

Columbus. Kansas. June 3S. tR William Justice. aged thirteen, Shot and killed his mother with . shotgun and then shot and prob ably fatally wounded his two sis ters, nine and seventeen. The boy then killed himself. It Is thought that the boy was tempor- arily mentally unbalanced by ex- cessive heat.
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Paris. June 27. @-Leon Dau- let, . Royalist Leader. who was imprisoned on June 13 to serve his sentence. was mysteiously re- leased from prison. as . result of . hoax on the prison director. Doubtes, an associate leader and secretary general Semard of the Communists Party was also re- leased.
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New York. June 2s. R-rhe report of the Weather Bureau has set today, the first date when 1t seemed likely to be favorable con- ditions for takeof for France in Lieut.. Byrd's monoplane. Am- erica, but 1t remained . possibility whether the flight would be to- night. The fog h clearing up be-
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MACMILLAN AGAIN GOES INTO THE ARCTIC

Wiscasset. Maine. June 37. @ -Optimism ran high amoag the members of the Rawson. MacMil- Ian, Field Musuem Expedition to the Arctic. as proportions vere being made to weigh anchors. Tho little aest will carry twelve scien- lists. for . fifteen months tip into the interior of Labrador and Greenland and will complete . series of meteorological investiga- tion among the stuiRy ruins and solve the seret of strange race. feputed to have settled among the Eskimos over . hundred years ago.
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New York. June 27. R-Lind- bergh returned with his plane for the National Air Transport line. He Is a guest at the home of As sistant Secretary of War. David son, in charge of aviation.
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MONDAY
 s..s AF'ssle:I
HONEYM0ONER IOeD LITE
 ATTEMPT sAvE TWO GIRLS

Fox Lake, Wis. June 27. R)-- Edwin Wobschker. who was spend- ing his honeymoon Aers. was drowned in an unsuccessful at- tempt to rescue three girls who were also drowned. when the skiR in which they were h. overturned.
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,Ar F'a1.... ..," 2S. (R- Patrolman John Driscoll was shot and killed by two bandits. who were surprised by the policeman while engaged in . holdup. Ono of the bandits was captured by policeman Richard Manning. who came upon the scene as the shoot ing -sAded and gave, eAAAes The bandit gave the name of Richard Gentle.
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Chicago. June 27. R-A wage increase was denied nearly sixty five thousand conductors and train- men on the western railroads. The Board of Arbitration asked that an advance on an average of . dollar . day be made.
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pilots cabia. ed sAoutsd good
 lack. TAsy plAas lsets sAss ssaHey easily with a sseest of ptanss to accompany ie to Frisco. Mech- anies weeksA oa 0nitAs Dlaas all aight, Whea t vas eouna neeeeoeSy to install . new altinetss. TAs aray o9ePoA 00teA ons Of ite sn. stfaneAts. o0itA declared last nigAt that As would ovsstake tho sray Dlaae svsA though the iat- ter had tAroo houss lsad oa hin.
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Santa AaAa. Calif.. Juas 20. A The boAy of Lisutsaeat Con- mander. Williaa g. Haetos. . nav- al- oAcee atttacAed to the forces stationed as San Diego. who vas missing sinee the crash of his sea- plane. last Tuesday. several miles at ssa. vas washed ashore near Sunset Beach.
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Seattle. June 2S. R-Doc She'll was awarded the decision over Tod Morgan, the Seattle junior light weight world champion in a six round outdoor fight. The title was not at stake
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A PASSENGERS SAIL
 SOUTH ON VICTORIA

The steamer Victoria of the AL aska S. S. Company arrived in Nome, from St. Michael at 3:30 A. M. Sunday and sailed at : AM. for Seattle with 42 passengers. In- formation received Sunday from the Victoria states that the vessel ia making steady progress thru the ice. Agent Daily states that the freigh ter Panama was to leave Akutan today and is expected to arrive at Nome Thursday. The following is the list of pass engers taking passage on the Vic- toria:
 Geo. K. Stevens
 Ernest Began Mrs. Geo. M. Olsson Geo J. Mclean
 Mrs. Lillian Dempster Mrs c. K Sears
 Robert Sears
 Eunice- Sears
 M. A. Humphrey
 Miss B. Torgerson Ethel Jacobson
 Mrs. John Winthers Judas Winthers
 Gudruand Winthers Clark M. Garberg Mrs Garberg
 Clark Garberg
 Olive Ooganeessee Mrs. Garnet Martin Thomas Martin
 Geo. Martin
 Jos. Meherin
 Peter Curran Jr.
 Mrs. Chas. D Jones Mildred Gallohom Cliff Allyn
 Mrs B. A. Williams Mrs. E Colby
 Mrs H Matilla
 Geo. L. Matilla
 Ada Blackjack
 Bonnet Blackjack Mrs. John Treichler Sam U. Seranson Andy Otterson
 Vim. White
 Wm. Malone
 Ed. Gray
 Joe Speranza
 Joe Jittro
 John Hunny
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tweea hero and New Foundland but there are worse conditions on tho way from the Great Lakss.
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Seattle. June 2s. @-Fritz G. Langham, Congressman from Texas. left Seattle on q i've weeks trip today.
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Hollywood. June 20. R-Al- though the ten percent wage cut. decreed by the motion picture pro- ducers. is in effect generally 50 far q non-contract employees in the studios are concerned. none or the more prominent directors and actors under contract had as yet been notified formally of any pro- posal to change their salaries. The producers held . lsngthy closed meeting and at its close denied the reports of the feasibility of rescinding the wage reduction or der h the cass of lot and studio employees It vas considsred. dss- pits runors which lev about Holly wood, that the salary slash would be held in obsyancs for at least ten days. but an oalcial announce neat from virtually every studio said that the cats were h eAect. NUD00xBB FOR TuD NUGGET
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TUESDAY tTGLeoRApMsc,

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 DEATH: NO lao1zvB KHOWN
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SMITH HAS 10 TURN
 RACK; BROKEN wINDsHIELD

Oakland, June ss. @-Edmund J MofRitt one of the packers. spou- sering the nonstop flight to Homo lulu and Smith and Carter announ ced that the flight was indefnetly postponed. The plane was forced back ten minutes after its takeo6 at nine-thirty six A. M. on accouat of . broken windshield. The deci- sion was reached after the naviga- tor of the plane refused to take ofl because of the lateness of the hour. Smith argued with Carter but Carter was firm. MoRitt ap- pealed to the said navigator. who had the fnal word and the post ponement was then agreed upon.
 A mean man Is one who thinks when any of the family get sick 1t is just because they want to make things unpleasant for hin. -'
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Seattle. June 20. B-A Times airplane views of Southeastern AL aska. made in 1S16 will soon be available and on sale to the pub lie. by an arrangement between the Geological Survey and the For est Service. Nearly i've thousand sets of exposures were made. each set representing eleven square miles. Complete hle sets will be placed in the Forest once in Jun eau about October hrst The pie lures will sell for a doller . set. comprising three views and . dol- lar and forty cent when mounted.
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-22
Miss Opal King and
G. r. Watkins Wed
in Mckenzie Friday

The wedding of Miss Opal Mae King,
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. King
of this city. and George r. Watkins,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Watkins
Of Mckenzie. was solemnized Friday
evening at $3.50 at the home of the
groom's parents, Rev. Zellers Of Nc
Kenzie officiating.
Only relatives Of the couple were
in attendance at the ceremony.
Mrs. Watkins is a graduate Of the
Bismarck schools and for the past
two years has been teaching in the
schools of the county. She plans to
complete the present school term. aft
err which the couple will be at home
in Mckenzie where MIR. Watkins is in
business.
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1927
Social and Personal
Clara Christensen
Hostess at Bridge
Party Monday Night

Miss Clara Christensen entertained
last evening at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. w. E Jensen, on Fourth
street, with prettily planned bridge
party. Decorations carried out the
Washington birthday motif.
Three tables of bridge were in play,
honors going to Miss Rose Sell and
Miss Anna Marie Manning. A course
luncheon was served at the conclu-
sion Of the games.
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ton, will be an important feature Of
the North Dakota convention.
Miss Phillips is attending NUM-
Der Of b. P. W. state and regional
meetings throughout the country.
The week following the North Da-
kota convention she will be in Vir-
ginia, Mimi, for the annual meeting
Of the Minnesota federation.
On Saturday, February &c, Miss
Phillips will address a regional con-
ference of business women in New
York City. Women from all parts
Of New York state, the New England
states, Pennsylvania and New Jersey
will be in attendance. Miss Jessie
Lee Hall. president Of the New York
State Federation. has called the con-
ference to discuss the problems OF
committee work relating to the ma.
tional federation.
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Mrs. William Couch
Hostess at Birthday
Party For Mr.. Couch

Mrs. William B. Couch entertained
last evening at her home in the Rose
apartments at bridge party cele-
brating Mr.. COUGHS birthday ami
versary. Three tables were in play,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hanson and Mrs.
A. c. Wilkinson winning honOrs.
A color scheme of red and blue was
carried out. hatchets and other fav-
ors appropriate to Washington's birth
day decorating the rooms. Carnations
were the flowers used. At the con-
clusion of the games a course lunch
con was served by the hostess.
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B.. p. w. Conventions
to Be Held in Many
States This Spring

Business and Professional Women
Of North Dakota, busy making plans
for the state convention to be held
in Fargo, June 6, Z and 8, are in
terested in similar conventions be-
ing held this spring throughout the
country. The presence of Miss Lena
Madesin. Phillips of New York City,
president of the National Business
and Professional Women's Fedora
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CARNIVAL DANCE

A carnival dance will be given at
the Odd Fellows hall Friday even
ing from 8 to l o'clock. The carni-
val spirit will be carried out with
caps. confetti and other merry max
ing devices. The public is invited
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ENTERS HOSPITAL

Mrs. William Eckert Of Sentinel
Butte has entered the Bismarck hos
pital. Mrs. Eckert, accompanied by
her husband, arrived in bismarck
Sunday evening.
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ODD FELLOWS TO MEET

Capital City Lodge No. 2. l. O. o. F.,
will hold its regular meeting at the
hall tonight. Work in the initiatory
degree will be given. A good attend
ance is desired.
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P1GE FIVE
earn Of THANKs'

To friends and relatives we wish to
extend our appreciation of their SYM
pathv in oartlate bereavement. Mrs.
Frank Wilcox and family.
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Crcsop McCracken of Livingston,
Mont, arrived in Bismarck Sunday
for weeks visit. He will 30 east
after leaving here.
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TO VISIT MUSEUM

The Fortnightly club will be
guests n, the North Dakota Histor-
ical Museum on Wednesday after
noon. l.. +. Crawford, state his
torian and curator, will conduct the
club members through the museum.
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HERE FROM HAVEN

Mrs. M. l.. Kelley and Miss Mary
Lucy of Hazen are visiting friends
in Bismarck for il few days. From
here they will go to Dickinson to be
the guests of Mrs. kecley's sister
Mrs. W. Mcclure.
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PARENTS OF TWINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f, Olson Of Drs-
coll are the parents of twin sons
born this morning at the st. Alcxius
hospital.
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DAUGHTER DORN

Mr.. and Mrs. X. J. Murphy Of Bis
marck announce the birth of daugh-
ter this morning at the st. Alexius
hospital
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PARENTS OF SON

Mr.. and Mrs. V. l.. Anderson of
Wilton announce the birth Of son
at the Bismarck hospital.
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VISITS IN RISMAPcE

end visit here with her daughter
Miss Mary Ellison.
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ATTENTION. MASONS

DO not forget 10 nave your
reservation fer the annual
dinner dance Friday night in
the hands of the committee
by Wednesday night, Feb.
23rd. They must know how
many to prepare for.
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RETIlRNS HOME

Mrs. w. H. Woodward has re-
turned to her home in jamestown
after visit here with her sister.
Mrs. l.. A. Cram.
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Mrs. Fishers birthday anniversary.
The guests were largely former
neighbors Of Mrs. Fisher, living
south Of Bismarck. There were also
number from bismarck in attend
ance. Mrs. Fisher was presented
with a lovely Gift.
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TO CITIES

M. w. Kelly has gone to the Twin
Cities on a business trip.
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Regular meeting of Ameri-
can Legion Wednesday eve-
ming at 500 o'clock. All ex-
service men are invited to at
tend.
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Carnival dance at l. o. o.
F. hall Friday, February 25th.
Jenkins orchestra. Public in
vited.
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VISITING MAsoNs INVITED

VISITING MASONS INVITED
Members Of the Masonic fraternity
in other towns who are at present in
Bismarck are especially invited to at
tend the annual dinner dance to be
given Friday evening at the Masonic
temple. Dinner will be served ut
ESQ, followed by dancing and cards.
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IS I'LL

Mrs. r. f. Potter OF the A. W.
Lucas store is confined to her home
by illness today.
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PARENTS OF DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Linn Of Ash
ley are the parents of a daughter
born at the Bismarck hospital.
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FROM STERLING

Mrs. H. L. Wildfang, Mrs. Il. NJ.
Loomis. Miss Hazel Feather and Miss
Helen Smith Of Sterling visited here
over the weekend.
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SEWING CIRCLE TO MEET

st. Mary's Sewing Circle will meet
Thursday afternoon instead of We'd
nesday as was previously announced.
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10 TWIN CITIES

Sister Honiface Of the st. Alexius
hospital has gone to the Twin Cities
on business. She is expected to re
turn in about week.
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Musical Club Will
Give. Open Program !
at Methodist Church

The" Thursday Musical club will
have an open meeting and patriotic
program Thursday afternoon at a
o'clock at the. Methodist church audi
forum. Members Of the club are re-
quested to come at o'clock for the
club meeting which will be held in
the Sunday school room Of the church.
The program is as follows:
America. :. The club and the audience
Indian songs. ....... Clara Peltier
Trio: "Going Home"-From Dvorak's
"Ncw World Symphony"-Mrs
William Childs, Mrs. +. NJ. Davis,
Mrs. +. J. Bavendick.
Piano, "Pomp and Circumstance
Mrs. Arthur Bauer
Reading, 1.-THE Bounty Jumper
Mary Synon
Miss Elizabeth Jones
Ms. G. E. Wingreene
Miss Ruth Rowlcy
Star Spangled Banner-The club and
audience.
Members and guests are asked to
bring a silver offering which will
defray the rental of the church audi
forum. The program is open to all
who wish to attend. No special invi
tations have been issued.
PIONEERS MEET TONIGHT :
A record breaking attendance is in
sight for the annual banquet Of the
Burleigh County Pioneers association
at the Grand Pacific hotel this eve
ming at Z o'clock. More than 200 res
crvations have already been made, and
others are expected to attend who did
not make reservations in advance.
Alex Macdonald Of Glencoe will give
the main talk Of the evening, and the
program will include readings and
musical numbers. Mrs. v. J. La Rose
viii give q vocal solo, replacing Mrs.
]. A. Larson on the program, since
Mrs. Larson will be unable to attend.
GIVE PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
Students at st. Mary's school pre-
scented an interesting patriotic pro-
gram Monday evening in the school
auditorium before an appreciative
group Of parents and friends. The
program was in observance of Wash
ington's birthday and was made up OF
readings, musical numbers and play
let
PLAYMAKER PARTY
The Julia Marlowe Chapter, Junior
playmaRers, will entertain Friday
evening at the high school gymnasium
with party. Alumni members OF
the organization are invited to at
tend and are asked to notify F. H.
Brown. high school principal. Of their
acceptance.
RECITAL MONDAY
Miss Henry Lampe's Music schoo!
students gave q piano recital last
evening in the Capital City Music
company store. Harp and violin Sc
lections were included on the pro-
gram. Duets and trios added variety
to the selections.
PUPILS RECITAL
Pupils of Mrs. Genevieve Menard
s.4Idghes will give recital next Mon
day and Tuesday evenings at the
~ Capital City Music Shop. =
s.tl.zpH &laa IT, ,,,,rrnqta
=, 8 r, L. T. L. TO MEET
The L. T. L. will meet at the Bap
t:st church tomorrow afternoon q
4:30.
WEEKEND VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Siebert of Hazer
were weekend visitors in the city.
Carnival dance at l. o. O.
F. hall Friday, February 25th
Jenkins orchestra. Public in
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RETURNS HOME
Mrs. T. Ellison has returned to
her home at Sterling after a week
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SURPRISE PARTY

Mrs. Charles Fisher was surprised
Sunday afternoon at her home, So!
Thirteenth street, by large group
Of friends. The occasion celebrated
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RIRTHDAY SURPRISE

Blk IHDAl SCRPkISE
The birthday anniversaries of Al
Goplin and H. II. Engen were cele-
brated Saturday evening when 30
friends gathered at the Engen home,
925 Seventh street. Eight tables of
whist were in play, honors going to
Mrs. Chris Nelson and Joe Mason.
Refreshments were served ut mid
night. George Klingensmith enter
tanned with songs and dances.
PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS TO MEET
The Progressive Mothers club will
meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. Fred Svarcn.
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RETURN HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Wcrnli have re-
turned to their home in Hazen after
weekend visit with friends in Bis
marck.
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RECITAL. MONDAY

RECITAL MONDAY
Miss Henry Lampe's Music schoo!
students gave a piano recital last
evening in the Capital City Music
company store. Harp and violin Sc
lections were included on the pro-
gram. Duets and trios added variety
to the selections.
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WEEKEND VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Siebert of Hazen
were week. end visitors in the city.
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PUPILS RECITAL

Pupils Of Mrs. Genevieve Menard
.s.lfIdehes will give a recital next Mon
day and Tuesday evenings at the
u Capital, City Music Shop. :
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PLAYMAKER PARTY

PLAYMAKER PARTY
The Julia Marlowe Chapter, Junior
PlaymaRers, will entertain Friday
evening at the high school gymnasium
with q party. Alumni members OF
the organization are invited to at
tend and are asked to notify F. H.
Brown. high school principal. Of their
acceptance.
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49, L. 7. L. TO MEET
The l.. T. L. will meet at the Bap..
t:st church tomorrow afternoon at
4:3O.
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GIVE PATRIOTIC PROGRAM

GIVE IAIkIOIlC tNONNAM
Students at st. Mary's school pre-
scented an interesting patriotic pro-.
gram Monday evening in the school
auditorium before an appreciative
group of parents and friends. The
program was in observance of Wash
ington's birthday and was made up Of
readings, musical numbers and play
lat
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-10-28

tune. This is particularly true of
separate blouses, sweaters. jackets
and skirts. Unless these are definite
ly selected to be combined with gar.
ments one already has or new ones
bought for complete costume, and
unless the colors in the two separate
articles harmonic, the effect may be
very unfortunate. 1t is usually safest
to plan an entire costume as a whole,
even when it consists of two or more
pieces, as in the model illustrated.
appropriateness, simplicity and
color harmony produce charm in the
right" model, anG lack of these quail
tiles gives an undesirable effect to the
wrong one. It seems almost incredi
BILE that anyone should wear such q
combination, yet equally bad ones are
frequently seen.
The fright" model wears a two-piece
dress that is plain and loose enough
to permit active movement of any
kind. 1t is truly intended for sports.
The neutral color of the dress is re-
Heved by having bands or TWO tones
of orange on both blouse and skirt.
These not only harmonize in color
with the background and with each
other, but they run in the same direc-
ton and so make the lines of the cos
tune pleasing. A tie of one shade of
orange is used. Shoes are also ap-
propriate to the purposes for which
sports costume is worn.
The wrong" model has up and
down lines in the striped skirt. and
criss-cross, zigzag effects on the many
colored jacket, the colors of which do
not harmonic with the colors in the
skirt. A V-shaped vest of unsuitable
lacy material and open-work on the
shoes add to the tumble of lines, col.
ors and spots of the whole outfit.
Shoes for sports should be practical