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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-09
lane Griffith
Is HOnOred at
Bridge Party

Mrs. Ralph Whitehil1 entertained
today at her home, l East Thirty
sixth street, with a luncheon-bridge
party in honor of Miss Jane Grit
fifth, whose marriage to j. Cameron
Moag will take place Dec. ii.
Decorations and appointments
were in the Christmas colors. The
luncheon table was centered with a
miniature Christmas tree.
Guests, with Miss Griffith, were
Mrs. Elijah Martindale, Mrs. Mar
Gus Warrender, Mrs. George
Lemcke, Mrs. Francis Feeney, Mrs.
Morris Wadley, Mrs. Edison Wood.
Miss Nancy Griffith, Detroit; Miss
Katharine Brown, Miss Dorothy
Stafford, Miss Betty Hereth, Miss
Jeanette Graft and Miss Hilda Grit
fifth,
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French PLav
to Be GiUen
byALHance

First of series Of French plays,
produced in French, will be given
Tuesday night by members of the
Alliance Franchise at the Rauh Me-
mortal library.
"Une Lettre Charge" "a Regis
tered Letter. with Ralph Decker
and Roger Holden, and lie Burgeau
de Telegraphe," (The Telegraph
Office. with Mrs. Martin Rehfuss,
Mrs. Roy Lazarus and SEVERN
BuSchman, will be the plays pre-
sented. They are being directed by
Miss Virginia Lindstrom, chairman
of the play production committee,
and Mrs. Juliette Coppock, formerly
OF the Conservatory Of Bordeaux.
The program Tuesday night also
will include group of French songs
given by Mrs. Coppock and Miss
Helen Chappell.
Open to All
The meeting will be open to all
interested in the French language.
Professors from the romance Lam
guage department of several univer-
sites OF the state will be special
guests.
The program of lectures for the
year has been announced by How
ard Adams, president of the alli-
ance. Professor Clyde Aldrich, But
Ter university, will speak Jan. Z on
"Grenoble and It's Surroundings"
Jan. n, Professor j. 7. FotoS, Pur-
due university, will speak on 'The
Comedy Of Moliere, With Particular
Reference to His Play, the Middle
Jlass Gentleman -; Feb. 4, Professor
G. E. Leavenworth of Wabash COL
lege will talk on THE French Ca
Ghedral" GllustrateO.
Professor Lander McClintock OF
Indiana university will speak April
l on "Anatole France" and Henri
3reSolette of indiana on Versailles
(illusJrateO.
Professor ALBION DauIon, formerly
Of the Lycee of Bordeaux, will cd
dress the group April % on Noun
tains and Mountaineers."
Banquet May Is
Annual banquet will be held on
May Is.
Mr.. Adams has arranged with the
Federation of the Alliance of United
States and Canada for a visit to
indianapolis of the distinguished
Swiss scholar and lecturer, Professor
Henri de ziegler of the University
of Geneva, who will make a short
visit to United States during the
winter. He will speak in Indian
apolis March Is in French on "Swit-
zerland. the Oldest Republic in the
World"
Weekly 1uncheons of the alliance
will be held on Tuesdays at the
Spink-Arms hotel. Evening meet
ings will be held at Rauh Memorial
library
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Advisors of the Senior High
School Girl Reserves clubs will
meet tonight at $50 in the green
room of the Y. w. G.. A. Mrs.
B. S. Goodwin will preside at a
discussion on Methods of Work
With High School Girls" following
the supper.
Girl Reserve committee of which
Mrs. George E. Gill is chairman will
hold its regular meeting Tuesday,
at 10 in the girls club room of the
Y. w. G. A.
The grade school Girl Reserve ad-
visors will have supper together at
$50 Tuesday in the green room of
the Y. w. C. A. Mrs. Lloyd Hughett
chairman, will president. Miss Eve
lyn Carpenter will tell Christmas
story and DR.. Langner, head of the
child guidance clinic will discuss
Problem Children"
Miss Mary Margaret Miller, new
advisor for the Girl Reserve group
at School 80, will hold regular meet
ings with the club each Tuesday at
3 following the Christmas vacation
The Girl Reserve Club at School
20, of which Miss Enid Dick is the
advisor, will make German silver
bracelets at the regular meeting
Miss Jenna Birks, Girl Reserve sec
rotary, will assist with the group.
The planning committee of the
Shortridge High School Girl Reserve
Club will meet at the high school
Tuesday afternoon at 3 to make
plans for the Christmas meeting
Dec. 10. Miss Mary Frances Bitten
is president Of the club and Mary
Shively chairman of the planning
committee.
The Technical High School Girl
Reserve Club may expect mysterious
things to happen at the next meet
ing at the Y. w. G. A. $50 Friday.
City-wide grade school girl reserve
recognition ceremonial is set for
Saturday, Dec. l at 2 at the Y. w
G. A. IN Hollenbeck hall.
What it means to be a Girl Re
serve, a playlet, will be given by the
Girl Reserves of School rs under the
direction of Miss Helen Frances
Starr. Girls of Troops 2 and 20 will
sing in the professional and recess
sional Mrs. Carrie Adah Camp
bell will speak briefly and lead
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Bride tO-Be
Is Guest at
Bridge Party

Miss Laura Fac Wood, 1852 Ken
wood avenue, entertained with a
bridge party and hosiery shower
Saturday at her home in honor of
Miss Marie Noel, Nobelsville, whose
marriage to Arthur Schumacher will
take place Dec. %.
Guests, with the bride ELECT, were
Mrs. Smallwood Noel, Mrs. Mark
Cant, Mrs. Lee Wood, Mrs. Paul
Grey, Mrs. E. E. Whitehill, Mrs. Ira
M. Holmes, Mrs. Ray Stewart, Mrs.
Myron Moore, Mrs. Herbert Goble,
Casey, Ill; Miss Martha Noel, Miss
Marjorie McElroy, Miss Bernice
Buxton.
Miss Margaret Schumacher, Miss
Florence Moore. Miss Dorotha
Thomas, Miss Harriet Thomas, Miss
Virginia OFT, Miss Bernice Nichol-
son, Miss Imogene Shea.
Miss Margaret Garrett, Miss Eve
lyn Garrett, Miss Rosalind Woods,
Miss Helen Louise Warmoth and
Miss Catherine Logsdon.
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Startling
Style Fact
Is ReUeaLed

RvTtnies Special
NEW YORK, Dec. Biological as
II NAV sound to the baffied male,
the possessors of the shapeliest fem
mime legs are those taking the lead
in making the all-concealing long
Z skirts popular.
Such is the intelligence conveyed
from Paris by Baron De Meyer,
European fashion expert Of Harp
er.s Bazaar.
Not piano-legged grande danes
nor elongated matrons, but girls Of
the debutante generation have been
first to adopt evening gowns reach
ing to the floor, he reports. And
the reason is simple; Having grown
UP as generation that never has
known skirts below the knee, they
find trailing draperies the answer
to the eternal feminine quest for
novelty.
''For evening wear the short skirt
is dead" says Baron De Meyer IN
the current issue Of the Fashion
monthly. For all occasions, in
fact, save for sport and street
clothes. The really smart women
are making a special point of wear
ing very long skirts. The more
even-lengthed, the more elegant
they are.
Long skirts make a big appeal
10 the youngest generation. Pre-
war lengths being unknown to them,
they find real nOvelt" in fashions
latest departure.
PERSONALLY, I feel grateful for
any fashion doing away with I'M
slightly visions, such as crowded
rooms with rows Of seated women,
most heavily built, and dozens of
legs of all sizes facing me.
1--WE heard it said that there was
no reason at all not to display I'M
shapely legs as long as an ugly
nose or disproportionately large
mouth was not hidden from view.
AS matter of fact, no woman ever
does wear a mask because of plain
features. There is, therefore, no
reason to hide a leg, even when not
perfect in shape.
BE this as it may, women this
season are expected to continue dis
playing both shapely and unshapely
legs during daylight hours, on con-
dition that they hide them from
view in the evening"
The remarkable point of the pres
ent fashion. observes the Harper'S
Bazaar authority, is that for the
first time in the history of fashion
two distinct styles are worn side by
side during the same Season-the
short skirt for day wear, the long
one in the evening.
Long evening skirts in their pres
ent form are not likely to remain a
permanent feature" he continues.
They are a transitory fashion,
likely to develop into the mode of
tomorrow, so far uninvented."
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HOLD BRIDGE PARTY
AT MERIDIAN HILLS

Members and guests will be en-
tertained with a l o'clock luncheon
and bridge party at the Meridian
Hills Country Club, Tuesday. Mrs.
Frank c. Olive is chairman in
charge, assisted by Mrs. Edward A.
Peterson and Mrs. William H.
TennySon.
Annual children's Christmas party
will be held Saturday, Dec. 81, and
Friday night, Dec. 81, the formal
holiday dance for the juniors will be
given. A formal dinner-bridge party
will be held Saturday night, Dec.
%, and the final event will be open
house New Years day.
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LIBRARY CLUB TO
HEAR HARRISON

DR.. John Smith Harrison, head
of the English department, Butler
university, will address the members
of the Brightwood Library Club at
the meeting tonight. The club will
meet at the library.
Current events discussion will be
led by Mrs. Marie Rockener, and
Mrs. Jesse Eoyers will lead the lit
erary discussion. Mrs. Annabell
Chowning will also talk.
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GiUe C0medg Drama

when the Clock Strikes Twelve"
a comedy drama, will be presented
by Tau Gamma sorority at the Ma
sonic temple Thursday night. Miss
Mary Seward and Robert Gates will
have the leading roles. Other mem
bers of the cast are Miss Edna Lou
Use Bennett, Miss Mary Helen
Adams, Miss Alice May Stevens,
Miss Beatrice Wickliff, Miss Nellie
Thomas, Miss Lucille Rose, Rodney
Drane, Garrett Smith, Dale Will
liams, Louis Feaster, Wilbur Zobbe
and Arnold Stevens. Miss Sara l..
King is director. Miss Gladys
Bianaka is chairman for the pro-
gram committee.
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RHO ZETA TAU GIVES
SLUMBER PARTY

Miss Eleanora Wills, rush cap
tain, will be in charge of the slum-
Der party given Saturday by Rho
zeta Tau sorority for the following
guests:
Miss Merle Garner, Miss Mabel
Garner, Miss Pauline Browning,
Miss Olive Daugherty, Miss Edith
Harris, Miss Georgia Wright, Miss
Margaret Langlotz, Miss Ruth Zorn-
iger, Miss Agnes Pope, Miss Leona
Colby, Miss Matilda Michael and
Miss Verna Houston.
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G-CHAPMAN RITES
ARE ANNOUNCED

Mrs. Estella Chapman. AL North
Rural street. Announces the marriage
OF her daughter, Miss Vivian Treva
Chapman, to Sylvan M. Lang, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar E. Lang, 821
North Temple street, which took
place at 3 Saturday afternoon at the
home of the Rev. Hills Avery, pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Greenfield.
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TALKS ON POLITICAL
TREND IN EUROPE

THE Latest Political Trend in
Europe" was the subject of a talk
given by Herbert R. Hill at the In
ternational dinner given Saturday
night by the Indianapolis Inter
collegiate Cosmopolitan Club at the
Central Y. NJ. G. A.
The new proposal for United
States of Europe was explained by
Mr.. Hill Christmas candles and
sprigs of holly we're used to deco
rate the tables. Forty club mem
berS and guests attended.
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GROUP TO PREPARE
FOR CANDY SALE

Regular business meeting of Tau
Gamma Sigma sorority will be held
Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Juarita Sandlin, 4611
Winthrop avenue.
Plans will be completed for a
candy sale to be held Dec. IA at the
Uptown theater. Members and
pledges are asked to attend the
meeting.
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Reie1reLed SLeenes

A glamorous dinner gown of black
chiffon has tight princess lines and
tight sleeves to the elbow where
huge puffs droop almost as low as
real kimono sleeves do, and where
the puffs are inserted into the sleeve
two rows of jewels twinkle roman
tically.
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Club to Cine Dance

Indianapolis Club of Notre Dame
Will give a Christmas dance on the
roof garden of the Hotel SEVERN
Monday night, Dec. 30.
Charlie Davis and his orchestra
will present the program of dance
music. Robert Marshall and VIII
fred Habig are in charge of ar
rangements for the affair, held an
nually.
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w. C. T. u. NEWS

University Heights w. G. T. u.
will hold its institute a the home
of Mrs. j. 1. Cummins, 4151 Bow
man avenue, with an all-day meet
ing Tuesday, beginning at 10 a. m.
Morning devotionS will be led by
Mrs. Emma Miller. Talks will be
given by local and county directors.
A noon luncheon will be served. Mrs.
ESSie Penrod will lead the afternoon
devotions. A special musical pro-
gram has been arranged, including
a duet. Mrs. L. E. York, county
musical director, will lead the sing
ing. Mrs. Sylas Ryker, president,
will preside.
Frances Willard W. c. T. U. will
hold its Christmas party at the
home of Mrs. T. A. Berry, SIS
Berkely road. Tuesday from 2 to q
p. m. The Rev. NJ. H. Reynolds of
Hall Place NJ. E. church will give
the devotions. The ladies' quartet
of Riverside M. E. church will sing.
Solos will be rendered by Mrs. j. G.
Moore, Mrs. Opal Chambers and S.
H. Newman. Readings will be given
by Mrs. ]. w. Lowder, Mrs. c. J.
MaineS and Miss Gertrude Darling.
A pantomime will be given of the
early crusaders. There will be an
exchange of gifts.
Zerelda Wallace w. C. T. U. will
entertain on Tuesday night with a
{ Christmas party for their husbands
and friends at the home of Mrs.
Mabel Newman, 1854 South Belmont
avenue. Miss Beulah Bailey will
lead the singing of Christmas
carols, after which Mrs. Esther Nc
Coy will read the Christmas
Story" THE Holy City" will be
sung by Miss Bailey, and musical
contest will be conducted by Mrs.
Mae Brown. The Rev. Victor r.
Griffin will give a group of readings
and the Rev Earl Clark and Mrs.
Beulah Clark will sing duet Mr..
w. E. Tallentire, director of music
in the Indianapolis public schools
will play a series of violin numbers,
and Mrs. Brown will read The
Poinsetta," and other selects~as.
Refreshments and a social hour will
follow the program. Each member
Is asked to bring a donation of
food or clothing, which will be
given to Wheeler City Rescue Mis-
sion.
Frances Cleveland Union will
meet Wednesday at p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Florence Richards,
one-half mile south of GlenS VAL
ley, on the Bluff road. Mrs w. j.
Knode of Indianapolis will be the
speaker for the afternoon. Mrs.
Hubert Jordan will lead the devo-
tons Vocal duet viii be sung by
Mrs Charles Orme and Mrs. Harry
Orme. Mrs. Charles McLain, presi-
dent, will preside.
Mary E. Balch W. C. T. U. will
give a Christmas party and recep-
ton for new members at the home
of Mrs. Ebert Moore, 1926 North
western avenue, Wednesday night at
1880. Mrs. Minnie Waldvogel is
chairman Of the program commit
tee, Mrs. Elite Irving is chairman
of music and Mrs Moore of re-
fieshmentS. The Rev. Morris z
Coers viii have charge OF the deyo-
tionss Mrs Mary HenSley, presi-
dent. viii give the address of well
come. The Rev. E. r. Moon. pro-
lessor Of missions at Butler univer-
sity. viii be the speaker. Mrs. E.
A, Waldyogel wiz give Q temper
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6209. Deep yoke portions shaped
in point at the centre front are
joined to plated skirt portions in
this pleasing model. Printed dimity
was used to make the little frock;
the collar and cuffs are of Jain
dilniLy.
Cut in four sizes: 2, 4, 6 and
years. A 6-year size requires 21s
yards Of 27-inch material together
with a yard Of contrasting material.
Price 15c.
Send 12c in silver or stamps for
our up-to-date fall and winter 1929
book of fashions.
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Cine Luncheon PnrtM

Ladies' Society of the Indianapo-
lis Maennerchor will give its an
nual Christmas party Friday at the
Academy of Music. Luncheon will
be served at 1, followed by a card
party. Mrs. Isaac Born, president,
is chairman in charge of arrange
ments, assisted by members of the
board. Mrs. William P. Sacre will
be hostess for the card party.
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GIRL RESERVE NOTES

in prayer. Mrs. George E. Gill will
tell a Girl Reserve story and Mrs
Lloyd Hughett, Mrs. Helmar Beigh-
ton, Miss Elsa Jacobson and Jenna
BirkS vii lassist with responses and
music. This is an open meeting and
all parents and friends are invited.
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Celebrate AMNiuers0ru

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Blakely will
celebrate their golden wedding an
niversary Tuesday at their home
in Bloomington. They have three
children, Mrs. Kathryn Praigg, St.
Petersburg, Fla; Mrs. Jane B. Hun
ter, Bloomington, and Russell
BlakeIy, HOLLYWOOD, Cal.
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MGtsOns Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Eugene
MatSon, 4505 Park avenue, have
issued invitations for a dance to be
given at 9 Tuesday night, Dec. "a,
at the Woodstock Club for their
son, Frederick George Matson, who
will return for the Christmas holi-
DAYS.
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GiUe Musical Tea

Mrs. Porter M. Farrell and Mrs.
J. A. Goodman will give a tea and
musicale Saturday afternoon at the
Goodman home, Crows Nest. The
program will be presented by Arthur
Durham, organist, Chicago.
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To Honor Bridal COMpLe

Miss Eleanor Blain, 1915 North
Pennsylvania street, entertained
with a small dinner party Sunday
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hollingsworth Denny, whose recent
marriage was announced Monday.
Mrs Denny was Miss Mary Lois
Ketcham, daughter of Mrs. Ernest
Knefler.
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Christmas Gift Suggestion

no your miscellaneous heroes
~ purloin your lovely handker-
chiefs? For souvenirs? Oh, all in
the name of romance, of course, oh
yus, yus. yus! Nit doesn't seem to
make any never-minds to them al
all whether it is a lovely thing cor
nered in price less lace OF a little
hunk of inexpensive choffon.
That, in the final anlysis, is a
truly nice gift for a fastidious lady
after all thinking you've been do
ing on the subject of gift for her
why not a really lovely ASSORT-
MENT - handkerchief? And ]
say '.i%-ss tment" advisedly-really
snip for them. and select the diff
ferent sizes and colors you think
will please her.
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Plan to Be GiUem

The comedy drama, "Axtim Her
Fodder" which was postponed sew
eral weeks ago, will be given Tues
day night at BIS at Temple Re
bekah lodge, 230 East Ohio street.
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Issue limitations

Invitations havev been issued for
the second seasonal formal ball to
be held at 9 o'clock Thursday night,
Dec. 10, for guests of the Marott
hotel and their friends.
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Elect Mem Officers

Marion county chapter of Ameri-
can War Mothers will elect officers
at the regular meeting at 1880 Tues
day afternoon at the Fletcher
American Bank building.
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Cine Tournament Pnrtu

GlUe TONTlOme2lt PGrty
Altar Society of st. Roch's church
will give its regular tournament
card party in the hall, $500 South
Meridian street, Thursday. Mrs.
Louis Ferry Is chairman, assisted
by Mrs. Joseph Buergler, Mrs. x.
Buergler, Mrs. Emil Kernel, Mrs.
Charles Wagner, Mrs. j. j. Heidel-
berg and Mrs. Alvin Otterbach. A
Christmas gift and doll booth will
be a feature of the tournament,
Free transportation will be provided
from the South Meridian car line
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Cine Studio Pnrtn

Members of the Indianapolis
Zonta Club will hold their Christ
mas party at the studio of Olive
Killer, 421 When building, at s
Tuesday night.
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Club to Meet

Queen Bee Club will meet on
Wednesday noon for a covered dish
luncheon at the home of Mrs. w. D.
Springer, 1911 Broadway.
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One of the most delicious things
in the world Is good homemade
custard or cream pie frosted with
chocolate
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Meetin0 to Be Held

Children's Sunshine Club of Sun
INSIDE will hold its regular business
meeting Wednesday at 2 o'clock in
the parlors of the Fletcher Ameri-
can bank.
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CARD PARTIES

Members of Victory Club, Fidelity
review, w. B. A, will give a card
party at $50 Wednesday night at
the Denison hotel Bunco and
euchre will be played.
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roth sports and daytime
dresses are rather short
at the house of Bernard ct
Gle, the only concession to the
new trend being on some of
the dressier afternoon gowns,
which dip at back and sides.
Evening gowns, however, are
definitely long.
An interesting line of tweed coats
is shown, intricately worked and
often trimmed with aStrakhan or
skunk. The fur collars are usually
small. Several duvetyne coats are
shown.
The sport suits have tucked-in
Dlouses. Gowns for afternoon have
belts, but blouse over them with
hips closely fitted. Crepe de chine
is popular for afternoon wear, and
lace is strong for both afternoon
and evening, though velvet is most
used for the latter.
n
4 T Mary NoWitzky's Ito shift
L a from the conservative to the
daring), we find interesting negli-
gees made like coats. One in green
and gold lame is cut like the con-
ventionally tailored coat, but has a
high Medici collar, the whole lined
in orange velvet.
Another negligee in pale blue
satin has closely fitting bodice and
a very circular skirt trailing in the
oack. 1t is lined in rose.
An orange velvet coat has the
trousers in printed crepe, while a
cherry-red velvet coat is lined with
green and has trousers in red.
green and white stripes. The pa
jana top is clOse-fitting and sleeve
less, of cherry-red satin.
A pale mauve coat is lined with
printed brown velvet, with blue and
white flowers on a brown ground.
The coat has revers showing the In
ing, and the trousers are of the
same material.
Have you had photographs taken
for Christmas? Don't you think
you should color one or two of
them for Oh, very special people?
You CAN, too, I'll just promise
you that you can, and even
though you may not be an artist,
that is, if you send 2-cent stamp
to the Dare Department of The
Times for this weeks illustrated
ieafiet. l tell you not only what
kind of things to use, but just how
to apply them and then pad the
paint dOwn-as well as what col
OrS to use for blondes, for bru-
nets, for Titian-haired people. It's
interesting-better send for it.
II
TUST the little uSusualnesS of
y the Sleeve-the way the material
is cut and homeland the time
honored elegance of black velvet,
lace trimmed-these made the Ber-
nard ct Gle. dress sketched for you
today worth While-and worth our
attention and yours.
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TUST the little ususuaIness OF
y the sleeve-the way the materia.
is cut and homeland the time
honored elegance of black velvet
lace trimmed-these made the Ber-
nard ct Gle. dress sketched for you
today worth while-and worth OuI
attention and yours.