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COL. S. BROWN ALLEN
DIES AFTER FALL
Aide to Lee Served as Clerk Of U. s.
Senate and as Stanton
Postmaster.

Special Dispatch to The star.
STAUNTON, Va, January 24.-Col
S. Brown Allen, SO years OF age, grand
commander OF the Virginia grand camp
OF United Confederate Veterans and
commander of the Stonewall jackson
camp of this city for many years. died
here last night at $50 o'clock as the
result of a fall last week. -.
Col. Allen suffered broken rib and
torn ligaments last Wednesday in a
fall down fight Of concrete steps at
the Stonewall Jackson Grammar School,
across the street from his home.
Col. Allen went through the entire
Civil War and was on Gen. Lees staff
at Appomattox He volunteered for
service at II years Of age, and served
In the 14th Virginia Cavalry, McCaus-
lands brigade.
Col Allen has held many important
positions. For several years from 1885
he was clerk Of the United States Sem
ate. He was at various times auditor
of public accounts for Virginia, deputy
collector Of internal revenue. United
States marshal by appointment Of
President Mckinley for 10 years from
1897, and from 1910 to 1915 post
master of Stanton by appointment OF
President Taft.
For the past 10 years Col Allen has
been retired. devoting his energy to
Confederate veterans work. He was
elected grand commander of the Viz
ginia grand camp last June. He has
been an elder In the Presbyterian
Church for more than 20 years.
Col. Allen is native OF Green Valley.
Bath County On October 20, he and
Mrs. Allen celebrated their flfty-eighth
wedding anniversary.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia--Rain tonight
and possibly tomorrow morning; some-
what warmer tonight; lowest tempera-
ture tonight about SO degrees; colder
tomorrow.
MARYLAND and Virginia-Cloudy; rain
tonight and possibly tomorrow morning
in east portion; somewhat warmer TO-
night: colder tomorrow.
West Virginia--Rain with slightly
warmer in extreme east portion tonlgnt;
tomorrow cloudy and colder.
Record for "a Hours.
Thermometer--4 pm. So: 8 pm, ~;
IL midnight 35; 4 am, "a; am, IS,
noon. as.
Barometer--4 pm. 1921: 8 pm.
1922: IL midnight. 1920; am, 30.l0;
8 am. 30.07; noon. 1892.
Highest temperature. SO. occurred At
Ais pm. yesterday. Lowest tempera-
ture, 30, occurred ut 7:30 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 43; lowest, 80.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey)
Today--LoW tide. 3:38 am. and a:4l
pm: high tide. GIT am. and 9:31 pm.
TomorroW-Low tide, 4:20 am. and
4:28 pm: high tide. 1901 am. and
1915 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Todav-Sun rose 1922 am: sun sets
SIG pm.
TomorroW-Sun rises 1921 am; sun
sets $40 pm.
Moon rises 1853 am: sets 7:21 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls--Muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


SAILING TODAY.
Muenchen-Piymouth. Cherbourg and Bre-
Stock
Ancon--Port al Prince and Crlstobal.
Empress OF Franc"-Cruise to South America.
Francis-Para. Manaos and Maranhsm.
SAILING TOMORROW.
Do Grassc-Havre.
Fort Victoria Bermuda.
Falcon---San Juan. La Guayra and Puerto
Scsthis--Cruise around the world.
rrsnsvlvan,a-Cruise TO the Mediterranean.
R"lance--Cruise 10 the West Indies.
MISUNDERSTANDING. cristcbsi. Puerto Colon.
hia and Santa Marta
fayorits--kinCstou.
Blair-Alexandris.
Choliteca---Puerto Cortey.
SAILING THURSDAY. JANUARY 90
Es:eouiho-Hssana. Cris,obal- Iauiaus and
Chicago--N.., and Bordeaux.
Wesiph ALA Queenstown. Chereourg and
Araruava---EerundN
san Loreuzc'~-San Juan and Santo Domingo
,nrrican acknowledgements and London
Montroyal-M ariiniaue, barbados and TRIM
DAD West Indies "rntN'
SAILING FRIDAY. JANUARY -.
ADMINISTRATIONS AMI Southampton.
Brs' .~'own--rap~ Hsi:ien. ca-..sena and
Flora-Port All Prince La GuayrS and Mara
eaibo
Roms--Fuuchal. Gibraltar Naples and
Genoa
SAILING SATURDAY. JANUARY 80.
alheriic--Halifax. Queenstown and Liver
pool
win,trc,iisn-Plymou,h and Antwerp.
Mnnetu a---t herhourg and London.
Samsrta--West fn,iies cruise
pastores--Hsv ana Cristohsl and Fort iimon.
S,boney--Hayana
san jusa--~San Juan.
Initesi Siates-ChrisiiansandO Oslo and Copen.
hagen,
Callfnnia--Havana cris,ohsl and Pacific
Coast.
American fagion-Rjo de Janeiro. santos
Montes isieo and Rnenns Aires.
&erisss-~H aitfax aud 81, Johns
La Marea--Santlaso. Kingston and Puerto
Rarftus
ReFmutia-- Bermuda
MaFavi--PueFto Colombia.
SAILING MONDAY, JANUARY 30.
Panaman--~Cristohal and Pacific Coast.
SAILING TUESDAY. JANUARY 81.
Observation-Disclosures and pansig.
Mextcu--Hav ana.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported TO
the Health Department IN The past - hours;
Hannah " Mann. 81 1907 Cnrcorsn st.
Laura D. Mankin. 80 1907 California at
Arthur A. Barker 20 United States Sol
iiers Home Hospital
Medora A Bell IS. National Homeopathic
Louisa Harrington IS I17M Sc
Harry +. O'Neili. 90. United States Vet
isldore Bsruer 50. Providence Hospital.
Toore A. Geddes. 81 Walter Reed Hospits al
Thomas r. Simon So Home for Iucurabies
Louis Gamma so 200 18th st. sw
Martin Grogan. So. on dredge. Potomac
River bet Four-miIa Run ard railroad bridge
Fred Whittier. "a. en- route Emergency
Hospitai.
Sarah smith q" 81 Elizabeth Hospital
Walter j BuSsius AZ Galiinger Hospital.
Henry Cullen. 10. Garfield Hospital
Doris c. Burton. Is. George Washington
Marion W Thomson. l.. sos I'll ave
Mercy Thompson. 81. Freedmens Hos
oital
Marguerite A. Jackson 80 1901 at
Charles Winston. ~. 1913 K Al.
John II. Taylor AZ Emergency Hospital.
Johnnie b. HouDe. %. tuberculosis Hos
oital
Alice Green 90 rreatimens Hospital
Richard Mitchell. 10 en- route Casualty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24
TALCOTT WILLIAMS,
EDITOR, IS DEAD
First Head of Columbia U.
Journalism School Sue
cumbs to Long Illness.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 24.-Talcott
Williams TO- prominent newspaper man
and former head OF the Pulitzer School
Of Journalism at Columbia University
died today
DR.. Williams had been i'll some time.
Ten days ago he was injured in fall.
and later he contracted bronchial
pneumonia. which proved fatal.
He came to New York to assume d.
rectorship of the School Of Journalism
when it was founded in 1912. He had
seen 81 years service on the Philadel-
phia Press. He successfully brought
the school through its first seven
years. leaving it one of the foremost
schools of Journalism in the country.
He became director emeritus In 1919.
DR.. Williams was born at Abeth.
Turkey. His father was an American
missionary. He was graduated from
Amhurst College. and later received
honorary degrees from several colleges
and universities.
He began newspaper work on the
staff OF the New York World in 1873,
and later became Washington cor
respondent for the New York Sun and
San Francisco Chronicle. He served
two years as an editorial writer for the
Springfield tMass.) Republican.
He is survived by his widow, the
former Sophia Wells of Albion, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24
3n Men1miam.

my iesr sasss-. ADA r BELT@, who d.
ary - 1898.
She we the ore With soul divine
o "nose h,a s. rs -. am ssne an. n he ,im.
HER SISTER NAME =. RUTH.
.Ss- RICHARD GREEN Hso entered ~ ed sato
eternal rest fou- years age today. January
MARION AND GRACE
nv s~s- r1oihe- EMMA HDyE. who ae-
parted this life one year ago today. 5aan-
a-y "a 1897.
Give ,her, flowers while they're living.
Give them love ard sssee7,
Let them see sr4T~SSs sis1Ss
Of their labor while THEY'RE here
I l9rsi be- when bad be-.
No <ras on sarth - fsesrsr nov
HEs saa nx Il ar S''1 MRS. CARRIE v.
huffman.
LAKE In sssi hs,s iovinr memory 81 ~
daughter EIIzARETH- who aeps-:sd this
fsfs two Years axo today. January -. 1898.
IN nav heart vast- memory n-ge~S
>weet'y- tsESies fond and t-v1e:
The-~ i ~. day ihs; pssses
Sat tAinS OF yoa.
Oh eoui Nreo wisse the grave
Anst hear shv wnsce IL all crave.
As ia the DAYS az Soss. -
In tavlrE remembrance
SISTERS AND BROTHERS,
MANN. In sad bat lowing -s-,ssah-arce OF
cfV 9rs- grandmother FANNIE = MANN
tnee n~vsnel, who departed this hts SIX
years sxa sntsy. January -, 2aSs.
f.oved "A life. remembered in death
FANNIE
f0tNG. tribute et love 10 the raesre-y
% oar stesr parents. THOMAS J YOUNG
who Gevsv.rd this life twelve vex-s srn
sCtav, January - ia1s ansi EyASGE-
LINE HOUSTON yOt-Nes who esra-.sa
,Ass lie swensy years sSe, yenroaSy u.
100S
How we r,iss The weicome footsteps
az sas eises fovssS ~ 3sN@
Oftsa listen sar their eNsaIng.
Fe~ltag sars hey are near.
Ccpa8 sAev ask ~ IL We rssss sAs-..
Yes is r1es egr hearts Vita pain
Eut their Saarfss swaessx WHISPER
'SAuSsks ssssl&srNn, ws Il ss@Ss axAsr"
THElS nEvOTEn CHILDREN FRANCES.
FtSsrA AND CHHfSTfSE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24

~. 1923. al i an. at his residencs' 3os
't gerosa hn.sans ,n; K:
Mrs.. Gerir%,e Penn Thomas Harry ana
ba 'n Penn n Mr.. bs s"% car and % M.
Mammie ouow ne slso leaves TO mourn
.rs and nfff srec neee
. hi. sts re. Ian~sry III a. Ma M.1, .s
Va THURSDAY. January 20. ~
PRYOR. Posed pea"efuIIv away into eternal
:cGes Kew at chA f fi:e e ph a3'a atsa
1sy"d sn fhni Of re late sarah PsyGs
Marian Cisrk and Thomas a. r pryor. Eotics
s "iss.. oaSx Va and Dallas. Tex ns.r::Ts
EEHEY: On Monday January ~ 1923.
R~I@s i iG2 4 4ss IT. M Mr. Ns sfEs ~
The Ih beloved vile 81 the late Charles Reiley:
,Yd smr. 9bo Thupr. 2. January 49, at
4an1sIy g. 1923. =. j 30 . m. 1RCH1r:
Blandeen RoriTer. Funeral from The .rrsi-
den" Of his sists-- $50, o At nv. Wed-
Z. Holiouan offciatinr o4'
sM0THgKs Departed this life suodasxx jar
n2r7 II FI VIZ ss Z, q Pr sGa 2, 15o7
their ioaz three =iaters.in.Iav ak renhews
three niece. and host % other relatives
WinsloR & Fillmore chapel. 20Is 9th y
nv. Funeral Wefuesds~ January Is a.
. nm. Interment Payne Cemetery.
sWALEs. On Monday. Jaouary 81. 1929.
s ssADs HAY. { 1x, ;;NAEEs ss.sssd z
residence on "Wednesday. January % a.
1880 nm. Internen, Flint Mich "A
swEE<E "; On Mewoday 1agqary e ,ss..
wife Of the late , Pstrick " <1eaney' 'Fsansral
from HaoIon,. funeral pssEIor., 81 p q.
New York pagers please copy,
THOMAS: Dcenartsd this. lie sunday. Jan
A xxx Y l9 4oN,s Ss aaa f H+D's II
l:aG nm. iraro John ]. Rhine 60. ~
nent Payne's Cemetery -
TrBMAN. Departed this life On SUNDAY.
ai2Hfy r. ,n:s Fs I, sPs TrBsss
The loving raother of Jana. Lu1s.. Eitzs
Lee. Viola Cook and Bessie Tuhnan Do
xysnd,nothar - q Loarine Tabrnsn' she
also leaves two sisser. and ore brother
and hos. q other relatives and Trends;
wesley A N = Zion chur@h. b =. -
County Nd. parers please cOEy.1
Rest in heavenly peac~. 24'
rfKkE On fspsaE 4 FREE So1 ls x !:
r e ssmn., L T-rss rnd moth ,., of
wedne sdav. at nm. from e. Luk.'s
Church, 18th and Church ats. M. c4'
WERNER. On TUESDAY. Jsnuarv "a 1923.
=, $40 m a. hsr res,isncs 40 Morton
r"sting at the chapel Of Thomas :. ssr-
FHon. '0l1 18th -. nv. Notice Of funeral
hereafter
W0RCH. Suddenly m Sunday January -.
Mss Egx 'ss G woecH H": sats a. De gss.
beloved son Of Mr. and Mrs Hugo worth
Funeral services "Wednesday January Is.
at . O'Clock. at his la;A resistance, 5000
Alhersrle st ny. InseF1ent Rock Creek
Cemetery 24s
w0RCH. Federal City Iodra. No. e0. L Q.
o 2. The Death Of Brother ERNEST o.
WORTH il announced. Funeral services
will M conducted hy his lodge At his late
residence 3nG0 AIherlsrl~ -. M We'd
nssday. January IS, AZ nm,
ZIMMERMAN. sunday. Iarusrr - lo9s
=, nm. LEAS0RA ?. beloved wifi. ~
the late August Zimmerman IN the eSsh
yes- OF hA- are Funeral from be- late
residence 45ls I3'h - NV m w~s7es-
1sv January - At . Il. lnter-sCt -
Rock C-rek Cemetery. 94s
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CAPT. MOYNIHAN RITES.

Funeral services for Capt. Daniel J.
Moynihan. United States Army retired.
who died at Walter Reed Hospital yes
terday. will be conducted In the Knights
of Columbus Hall at Walter Reed
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock. Inter-
ment. with full military honors. will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
Capt Moynihan. who was 81 years
old, was veteran OF the World War
and Philippine campaign. He also
served at various posts in the United
States
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FOREIGN.
Marriage Licenses.

cleveland 0t"y and Matte Tlnslev.
W Coy smith and Martha r. Rush
GeorSe T.. Kaidenbach and Pearl Brad.
shay
carl p Phelps and Edna y. Mayhew. both
OF Mttrhaivllle, Nd
James Snoudcu and Sadie Johnson
Amos ] shinlctt and Margarete y. Nor.
ris both Of Allen andrta.
Robert II Shtaeit OF sparrows Point
Nj aud Mabel NJ. Wa ot Alexandria.
MalVin King and Mabel HoitOn.
Lorenzo Mack aud Haicna Hufd
Henry King OF this city and Florence Nc
Bride OF Adamstown. Md
Jerome II. wallace aud Doris c. Chne
both Of New York Ctfv.
VIII WRIGHT and NIrslnla Mnhdv.
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Mrs. ID. Il. Bishop,
81 Victims Widow,
Gets Bureau Post

Mrs. Dorothy Thelma Bishop Of
1413 E street southeast, whose hus-
band went to his death In the S-4
disaster Is to be appointed to posi-
tion In the Veterans Bureau without
having % undergo an examination,
as a result of an executive order
issued by President Coolidge.
Mrs. Bishop Is only 10 years old
and the mother of an infant daugh-
ter. She was left without funds
when her husband, who was radio
operator of the Inflated submarine.
lost his life. The President issued
the order at the request Of Senator
Hayden of Arizona.
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Chase. will officiate. Interment will
J. S,. 1i,xt

Chase. will ofilciate. Intcrment will
be in Flint. Mich.
pallbearers will be DR.. Alexander
Wetmore, assistant secretary Of the
Smithsonian Institution; DIR. Theodore
S. Palmer. secretary of the American
Ornithologists' Union: DR.. Charles w:
Richmond. curator of birds. United
States National Museum: Frederick G.
Lincoln. biologist of the Biological Sur
vey: A. II. Howell. biologist of the Bio
logical Survey and DR.. William M
Mann. director of the National Zoo
logical Park. this city.
Mr.. Swales, who was So years old
was widely known for his knowledge
of birds. He was a member OF many
scientific societies and was instrumental
in founding the Baird Ornithological
Club of Washington. of which he was
president at the time of his death. He
also was a member of the Cosmos Club,
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
a the Health Department ia the past "a
tuurs
Lambert l.. aud i.outse 4. Lakewood. boy
James L.. and Etyc Elliott. girl,
Luther and Myrtle Watson. Sirt,
Lawrence V and MARITIME Coleman. hoy
Joseph ard Mary Inngn, hay.
Reid w and MarSa ret hgsrs, Siris, twins.
James " ard Eva Manning. TOY.
Ralrrt and Isabelle Harris hwy.
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B. H. SWALES RITES
SET FOR TOMORROW
Funeral to Be Held at 1890
O'Clock at Residence-Burial
to Be in Flint.

Funeral services for Bradshaw Hall
Swales honorary assistant curator of
birds at the National Museum. who died
at his home. 1921 Albemarle street. YES
terday will be conducted at the resi-
dence tomorrow afternoon at 1890
O'Clock Rev. Henry X. Cooke. rector
of All Saints Episcopal Church. Chevy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24

Very Rev. Francis P Lyons, C. S. P,
rector of st. Paul's College. will lee
ture on Pope Innicent III" at o'clock
tonight at the knights Of Columbus
Evening School. 1914 Massachusetts,
avenue. Father Lyons lecture is one
of a series of weekly talks by prominent
clergymen and is open to the general
public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24
MRS. M. S. KENNEDY DIES.
Virginia Woman Succumbs Here n

Virginia woman Succumbs here at
Age Of 80.
Mrs. Mary Seldom Kennedy. 30 years
old. widow of Dr. S. cambridge Kennedy
of Warrenton, Va, died yesterday at
the residence Of her daughter. Mrs.
William Beverly Mason, 1888 M street,
where she made her home following
the death of her husband.
She is survived by three daughters.
Mrs. Greed Cox Fort Bragg. N. c.,
Mrs. Harry Page, Warrenton, and Mrs.
Mason. A son also survives at Warren
ton
Funeral services will be private, with
interment at Warrenton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-24

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CARDS Of Tbanks.

NEWMAN. / wish to thank my many
friends for their kindness shown during
the illness and beautiful floral tributes
- the death of my husband. EUGENE G.
NJ NEWMAN
HIS WIFE. KATHLEEN NEWMAN. .
vINsON. I wish TO extend to my relatives.
friends and neighhors ms heartfelt thanks
and appreciation for their expressions az
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes AZ
the death of rms dear husband PEYTON
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EnW \knS. On Aaadav January 81, t9SS
al hes rv>i,ScIscya 4Sta UeaagStS AVE. II ~
MANY \ Sim ANS tstuved tnesA@g VI
Mr.. Mars, !, SssW,.',n e'Sag ', kswsNss
the erslte,cS OF her ,lsuS alter, Ms Lazy
a Walker ms Allison -. n,ws TAagS-
aAS. January ~ ~ y aa Ar, saea{r :"
81 Sahststs Caagxh where nssss Will ~
suns Al d aas Selssiv~s AMI tg@,s3s
are inv, tea III attend ln&eraaeas At Aaaas
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GREEN Departed this Nte suekteasy, sun,
N 11"H ,tEs,si. 'ssSsv% sss s.ss:
"a ss,aurss thar loss = devoted eeSesn&.
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ECH0lS, On Monday January -. tasS,
at .sta pen WAk<(sk If. saa az
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IN The sisa N~sr ~ has sEe, k1aeF a!
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-23
Ware AID FACES
CONTEMPT

An order for the immediate ar
rest Of Thomas W. Cunningham,
Philadelphia political leader and
friend of Senator.elect William S.
Ware (R) Of Pennsylvania, was
pending in the Senate today asa
result of his defiance OF the Reed
SIush Fund Committee last spring.
A resolution sponsored by Senator
King CD Of Utah, called for his
arrest and arraignment before the
Senate on q charge of contempt.
Cunningham appeared before the
COMMITTEES twice last spring and on
both occasions defied 1t. He re-
fused to answer a series of ques-
lions, dealing with a $4,000 contri-
button he was credited with making
to the Ware campaign fund in
Pennsylvania 1925 ZEN t ori al
primary. He also refused to reveal
any information about his banking
accounts. At the time, the com.
mittee expressed doubt that court
clerk. working on an annual salary.
could make a $4,000 cash gift to
q political fund.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-23
Prehistoric Animal
Hunt To Be Described

The sport Of hunting prehistoric
animals az big as house will be the
subject of an illustrated lecture by
Barnum Brown before members of
the National Geographic Society to-
night at the Washington Audi
forum.
Mr.. Brown led an expedition into
the Red Deer River Canyon, Alberta,
Canada. and discovered skeletons of
dinosaurs and other monsters Of the
past. Portions of the motion picture,
"'The Lost World" showing recon
structions Of the creatures as they
are thought to have appeared in life,
will be shown.
Buy the home you've dreamed Of own
ing through the real estate columns of
fOday's Times ana Herald classified ads.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-23
FROCKS
ARE SIMPLE
IN PARIS

PARIS, March 2S.-Street frocks
for spring wear are strikingIy
simple but hint in no manner at
nasculinity. In their chic lines
there is the feminine note which
will dominate this year.
They come in navy.blue reps,
beige kashas and crepe de chimes
of ali shades. There is one in wool.
len wolfe in a checked design of
old blue which is buttoned straight
down the side and has a belt of
blue suede and pointed neck out
lined with q narrow band of white.
Navy blue crepe de chine makes an
extremely popular street-frock. 1t
has a bloused back with a skirt
which is pleated on the front and
sides with a fan-pleating at one
side of the front with a strip of
French blue and an other of white
georgette.
Rasmus, who, by the way il a
big Dane" and one of the smart.
est tailors in the French fashion
world, uses a mixed beige wool to
make a S.piece ensemble in jumper
fashion. There is a cut-out pattern
on the bodice which shows the
same beige leather which makes
the narrow belt. The long coat is
extremely simple.
Two street frocks from Lenief'S
come in navy-blue taffeta with
scalloped bands. flat collar and
flaring cuffs Of white organdie
which is a dainty feminine touch
to return to favor.
An especially spring-like ensem.
BILE consist of q three-quarter length
cape Of fine reps in light beige
with five sawtoothed bands around
the bottom, and worn with a gown
of the same material having the
same pointed bands around the hips
and on the lower sleeve.