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w. P. KING DIES.

Cleveland Capitalist Is Stricken by
Heart Attack.
SARASOTA, Fla, January II .R.-
Warren P. King, Cleveland, Ohio,
manufacturer and capitalist, died sud-
denly here Wednesday night from a
heat attack.
Mr.. King was vice president Of the
Aluminium Co. of America.
He Is survived by his widow and two
sons. The body was sent to Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-17

Paris shoe dealers are complaining
that they must carry inexhaustible lines
Of models and in many color eonhina-
tons.
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English Birthrate Drops.

LONDON, January II R.-The
birthrate In England for the third
quarter Of 1899, as figured by the
registrar general, Is the lowest In history.
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Roundup OF Mems
FURNISHINGS

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DUE FRIDAY, JANUARY "a.
President Reosevelt--HambuFg.. January Is
BaEaeea-Puerto Colombia. January II
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A REALLY splendid Sc.
"A lection Of smart de-
signs, developed in fine
imported. as well as do.
nestle, silks. All are
strictly handmade and Of
definite high quality.
There is a substantial saw.
ing on each tie.
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Immediate Relief Association Is requested
e Nattsga the funeral q Mrs MINNIE
at ! O'Clock, Trinity Church, 18th st. be-
'We MRS sMnd 4 BE- co 5NH President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-17

JACKSON. JAMES. In April. 1923, at La
Crosse; Va. JAMES JACKSON, beloved
Pattis cpeen LUCY 9xf Mde fCortImo ,ls wocS,
ard. New York; and uncle Of Louis A. Alex
ander, 1929 Que ST. NV. He also leaves q
host OF other relatives and friends. Age o..
Funeral from Fraz.ers new funeral home.
4th and z. I. ave-, Saturday, January Is,
1880, at pm. Internsent at Harniony
CRmAknrY kindly nnnlk Anurare N1a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
Theme Chosen
For Meeting
At Kings oille

Early announcements OF the
Tenth District convention OF Texas
Congress Of Mothers and Parent
Teachers associations to be held at
K~ingsville April Z, 8, and 9. carry
promise Of many entertaining fea-
lures, as we'll as instructive pro-
gram arrangement. Among the
speakers of interest will be Mrs.
S. NJ. N. Mars OF Austin. national
president. and Mrs. Noyes Darling
Smith, state president. also OF Aus
tin. Mr.. Morelock. OF the Texas
archaeological staff, Lubbock, will
also be q guest and speaker.
The theme for the district meet
has been chosen as "Americaniza-
ton and Health" and the entire
program will stress these phases Of
the organizations activities.
Part Of the meetings are to be
held at the Kingsville College Of
Arts and Industries, Miss Lila
Baugh, dean Of women at the col
lege, being program chairman. Many
courtesies are being arranged for
the guests, who will be complimented
with their rooms and breakfasts by
Kingsville hostesSes.
Mrs. Harbert Davenport Of this
city is Tenth District president.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
Parties Honor
Post Visitors
OfRast Week

Mrs. Fletcher Gardner was among
post hostesses OF the past week,
complimenting her house guest, Miss
Ada Pearson of Bloomington. Ill,
and Mrs. James @. Hall. wife OF
Major Hall, new post medical off
Ger, recently transferred here from
Panama. The courtesy for the two
honorees was a luncheon at Point
Isabel Yacht Club.
Tables were decorated with boz
quets Of roses and larkspur, and
covers we're laid for the hostess,
honorees and the following guests;
Mesdames Daniel Van Voorhis,
Stanley Koch, r. w. Grow. Oliver
1. Holman and her mother, Mrs.
Porter, VIII G. Griffin and her
guest. Mrs. j. w. Harmony OF TT.
Sam Houston, and Randall Mathers.
Captain and Mrs. Griffin intro
duced their guest. Mrs. Harmony,
to post society on the eve Of her
arrival from Fl. Sam Houston with
a novel Chinese supper IN their
quarters.
Guests wore elaborate Chinese
costumes. and all decorations and
details Of table appointments. as
well as the supper menu. were sug-
geStive OF a typical Chinese theme.
Covers were laid for fourteen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
Santa Maria


PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Carroll. and
Jessie, Douglas and Tom are i'm
Brentwood. where they were cali
ed because OF the serious illness az
Mrs Carols father.
The Misses Geneva Shlpley. Cor
inne Merten and Vivian Matthews
spent Friday night with Edna Mae
VinCenz.
Mr.. and Mrs. RI. 3. Guerra and
Mr.. and Mrs. August Champion or
Brownsville were visitors here
Thursday.
Mrs. John Green and Mrs. Jim
King OF Edcouch called on Mrs. Z.
II. Rowe Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Fleming and
o Dick OF Gulf Port, Miss. were
here Thursday.
Miss Margaret Craddock ami
Miss Anne Smith spent the week
end I'D Laredo.
Miss Flora Jones visited az the
Schroat home in Mercedes Satur-
day.
DR.. Buck and son Bob, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. II. Poteet and baby Or
Mercedes and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Tucker we're here last week.
+. :. Champion and Miss Fela
Champion were in Brownsville re-
Gently.
Willard williams OF Rangerville
was here last week
Mrs. q. NJ. SAMSON Jr., spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Lorenzo MCGEE
in La Feria.
Mrs. Paul Merten and Mrs. Jacob
Brandt attended the Ladies Aid
society meeting in Mercedes, Thurs
day.
w. B. Benge or Brownsville wag
here Friday.
Mrs. p. NJ. Shipley entertained
the ladies OF the Missionary So
ciety Wednesday, Mrs. &. H. Nc
Lain and Mrs. L. ID. Shipley wers
guests.
Mack Kerr OF TT. Worth arrived
Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
To Be
Awarded For
Best Reports

Further promoting the general
interest which is being shown in
the coming convention Of the Fifth
District Texas Federation Of Wo-
mems clubs to be held at Del Rio
April 9. 10 and II. officers and
chairmen Of the district have an
nounced a number of prizes which
will be awarded to clubs or their
representatives at the meeting. The
awards are designed to cover as
much general activity of the fed
Grated clubs as possible, and to en-
courage individual clubs in working
for their own growth and better
ment.
Following is the list OF awards:
Mrs. Percy v. Pennebacker is
giving two prizes, one to the del
egate giving the best report Of her
individual club, using no manu-
script; and another to the delegate
using no manuscript, who best
delivers her report.
Mrs. j. Z. King OF San Antonio
is giving $40 for the report of the
best health work done in the dis
trict, and a prize-ef IS for the best
birth registration report. A prize
Of IS for the best health program on
May Day has been offered by Mrs.
S. c. Jones, and IS will be given
for the best Christmas seal sale by
Mrs. Alex Adams of San Antonio,
for percentage based on club mem
bership.
The former state and district
president, Mrs. Henry Redmond, is
offering a prize OF $40 for the best
junior club report: prize for best
citizenship program, IS IS offered
by Mrs. j. T. Vance of Refugio.
Three prizes are offered by Mrs.
Volney Taylor, district president,
the first for the best county fedora
ton report; second for the club re-
porting the greatest activity In IL
brary work. and third, to the club
reporting the largest contribution
to the scholarship and loan fund.
Mrs. ID. p. GAY Of Brownsville Is
10 give IS 10 the club reporting
the greatest activity toward the
betterment of the poorer class OF
Mexicans in their vicinity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
Novelist's Letter
Read at Club

A personal letter from the author,
Barry Benefited, whose novel
Chicken Wagon Farm" was re-
viewed at Wednesdays meeting OF
the Self Culture club at the home
of Mrs. w. Y. Worley. was read
by the leader Of the program, Mrs.
j. j. KENNY. The letter. written
from New York. expressed the pleas
ure Of the writer in having his
book reviewed by the club and ex-
tended his best wishes.
A comprehensive review Of the
book was given by Mrs. KENNY.
Eighteen members of the club were
present and two visitors. Miss Beu-
lah YE.es and Mrs. j. w. Horton
Of Corpus Christi.
The club is to meet next week
with Mrs. ". T.. Conrad.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16

City. Mrs. III. C.. Herren or Har-
lingen third vice-president, Is To act
as chairman. and the luncheon
will be informal In nature, no pro-
gram having been arranged other
than a piano number TO be given
by Mrs. George H. Haeffer Of Yves
laco. Among Brownsville women
attending will be Mrs. H.. IL. HOlli-
day, Mrs. Volney Taylor, and Mrs.
d. p. Gay, Jr.
Mrs. IT. w. Glass. Weslaco, is Of
fetal hostess and will accept reser-
vations up until noon Monday.
The afternoon program calls for
group conference OF the drama. lit
erature, music, applied education,
home economics and civics depart
ments with the chairman of each
in charge.
Meeting Plans
The business and special commit
tees will also discuss plans or Join
in the discussion Of the department
in which they are most interested.
At 2:30 the executive board will
hold another business session at
which time chairmen will report an
outline Of plans for the continual
ton Of the work for which they are
responsible.
The board will also complete
plans for the spring meeting to be
held in Mercedes May is. The To-
cal committee on entertainment
from Mercedes which consists OF
the presidents of all the federated
clubs Of that city has also been in
vited 70 attend the luncheon and
afternoon session. The delegates
from the federation to the Fifth
District meeting 70 be held In Del
Rio III April will be named. this 49,
lection being an appointment BY
the president.
Chairmen 10 Confer
Following are the chairmen Of
departments and committees who
will lead conferences Of the after
moons business session: Music,
Mrs. Roy Telford. McAllen: Drama,
Mrs. Roy Conway, Mission; Litera-
ture, Mrs. Fl. p. Livingston. San Be-
nito: Applied Education. Mrs. Har-
bert Davenport. Brownsville: Home
Demonstration. Mrs. S. E. Barr. Les
FresnoS, Civics, Mrs. III. q. Green,
Raymondville.
Program. Mrs. T. j. Caldwell. Mis-
sion; Publicity. Mrs. Marshall Nc
Illhenny; Constitution and BY
Laws, Mrs. II. Il. Yates. Browns
vile; Credentials. Mrs. J. j. Muir
ray. Mercedes: Resolutions, Miss
Jennie Redfield. Donna; Hospitali-
ty. Mrs. Willie "A. George. Browns
vile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
Cofnings, Goings

Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. Nipp, Mrs.
Thomas 1. Cupp OF Chicago. Ill,
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Mullen
have returned from a trip to Mon
terrey, Mexico.
Mrs. Z. p. Combe and Mrs. Mil
ton West left Friday evening for
San Antonio TO attend the grand
opera season there.
1t. and Mrs. w. p. Withers, who
have spent the past season with
Mrs. Wither's mother. Mrs. w. G.
Craig Sr.. will return Sunday morn
ing to their home at Maria. Ac-
companying them will be Mrs. C..
w. Leng OF Albany. N. Y. who has
been the guest Of 1t. and Mrs.
+. Z. Randall az TT. Brown for
several weeks. Mrs. Leng will go
from Maria TO e. Paso for a visit
at TT. Bliss.
Mrs. Frank Berwald left Satur-
day night COR Houston 10 spend
some time with her mother who Is
to undergo an operation.
Mrs. Berrian Lindsey has returned
to her home in Bogaloosa. La. af-
ter a visit in the home Of DR..
Harry K. Loew.
Mrs. Thomas 3. Miller left the
latter part Of the week for San
Antonio. 10 return TO her home in
Mexico City after a visit Of sew
eral weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Russell McCheSney and her sister,
Mrs. Wallace Harwood.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
Ranch Party
EntertdinS
Younger Set

"A delightful weekend party for
members of the younger social set
was given by Misses Shirley Slower
and Laurine Robertson Friday and
Saturday, at a ranch sixteen miles
from Point Isabel, up the coast.
A number Of girls went to the
ranch Friday afternoon remaining
there overnight, and a group Of
Brownsville boys were guests Sat
urday night at a dance.
Those enjoying the party we're
Misses Ayeliffe Cobolini. Dorothy
Ann Schmidt, Dorothy Mae Blan-
ton, Corinne Walton, Rachel Barnes
and the hoStesses; Messrs. Harbert
Davenport, Santos Ceyanes. @. r.
Nelson, Jack Todd, Telmo Todd,
Bill Cabler, Barney Moore. Bob
O'Brien and Argyle McAllen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
T~hirty-two Attend
Tourist Party

About thirty-two guests enjoyed
the weekly bridge party for tourists
Friday evening at the chamber Of
commerce. and seven tables we're
arranged for players.
Mrs. Ada Nolan Mayer, hostess
was assisted BIZ Mrs. Randall Math-
ers Of the Self Culture club during
the evening. who had a. her guests
Mrs. Fletcher Gardner Of TT. Brown
and Miss Ada Pearson of Blooming
ton. Ind.
Mrs. Ruth Johnson Serene OF
Salisbury. Pa. won high score prize
in the bridge games. and Mrs. Ray
Shotwell of Bloomington. Ill. sec
ond favor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16

Patou uses touches OF his opaline
pink on a black flat chepe eve
ming gown, for a girdle that
threads through the waistline and
makes a bow and for flowers.
this season. Here no hit-or-miss
Is allowed to pass muster. Gloves.
stockings. shoes, bag, hat, all
must be absolutely right, the
linen or satin blouse impeccable.
The classical, two or four-but-
ton coat with a tailored skirt will
be very smart. So will the less
eve type. I have created a few
suits quite different in line, in
keeping with the dress fashions.
in order TO show that suits need
not be static in style.
The new evening gowns have
changed but slightly from the last
season. Dance frocks have been
specially studied TO allow women
perfect freedom for dancing and
for walking TO and from their
cars when dining out, as SO often
happens in the summer time.
Simplicity of line and material
are the keynote OF these gowns.
printed chiffon and plain crepes
both being used.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
Thirty Attend
Glass Meet

Thirty members and guests OF
the Euzelian class Of the First Bap-
tist church attended the monthly
business and social meeting which
was held Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. j. p. Glenn. Routine
business matters received attention,
and during this session. four new
officers for the class we're elected,
Mrs Oliver. secretary. Mrs. Lula
Georgs assistant secretary: Mrs.
Burt Neil. treasurer: and Mrs. r.
M. Wigington, reporter.
Mrs. Wigington also was assistant
hostess during the afternoon. which
had as a feature a special social
hour following the business dis
cussion. An interesting contest was
enjoyed.
The refreshment course featured
st. Patrick Day motifs. Is did de-
corations Of the living room.
Nineteen regular members six
honorary, and five visitors we're
present. Guests were Mesdames w.
B. George. Galloway, Nader, Wig
ington and Barnett.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
Learners Enjoy
Byrd Program

Mrs. @. w. Gotke was hostess TO
the Learners Club Tuesday after
noon, Mrs. Sherwood Bishop lead
ing an unusually interesting pro-
gram The different expeditions Of
Commander Byrd formed the les
o subject. and a log Of the trips
was given By Mrs. Bishop as an IN
PRODUCTION.
A history OF Little America was
read by Mrs. George Smith and
Mrs. j. A. Wheeler stressed the
scientific discoveries Of Byrd. All
the members then participated in
one-minute discussions on details
pertaining 70 the subject.
Mrs. Mae Brutche will be hostess
TO the club next week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
G. E. to Present
Three-Act P1ay

Two Days TO Marry a three-act
comedy drama is being rehearsed
by members Of the Christian En-
deavor society Of the Central Chris
tan church. to be presented Friday
evening. March q. at ri Jardin
school auditorium.
The cast includes Pauline Singer,
Marjorie Craig. Martha Jane Butts.
Dan Bowling. Tommy Newton. Fred
Howe. Roy Craig.
Miss Louise Smith is director and
Fred Howe business manager for
the play.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
Mrs. Cody Hostess
To Bridge Club
Especial to The Herald.l

N5peCIdI I'd The HeraId.l
HARLINGEN. March l5-Mrs. u.
L. Cody entertained the Jolly Dozen
Art club at her home Thursday at
ternoon. Spring flowers were dec
oraticns, and refreshments and tai
lies carried out the st. Patrick COL
ors- Mrs. Allen Nichols won high
score favor. Mrs. Grow. OF San b.
nito, low. and Mrs. NJ. III. Balm.
guest prize.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
Friday Club With
Mrs. Nj. West

Members Of the Friday Bridge
club enjoyed a delightful party at
the home Of Mrs. Milton West as
their regular meeting this week.
A pretty flower vase went TO
Mrs. w. r. Jones as high score
award. and second high, cores
pondence cards, to Mrs. Katherine
Strtngtellow. A lace handkerchief
was the guest prize, awarded to
Mrs. billiard Smith.
Miss Elsa Walthers will be host
ess TO the club next Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
Birth Announcement
Received Here

or interest TO many friends In
Brownsville IS the announcement
received here last week Of the birth
of a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Wells III Buenos Aires.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells have been
in the Argentine for several years.
Mr.. Wells being connected with the
legal department OF the Standard
OIL company in Buenos Aires.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
BY JEAN PATOU
Written for YEA Service

PARIS. March 15.-The new
spring fashions reveal the fact
that the French couture has def
nitely reasserted ITSELF 1t has
once more found its cid daring
both IN conception and in line.
The result mas been a wealth Of
inspiration, at once more elegant
and presenting difficulties OF
execution hitherto unknown.
We now have entered upon a
period OF really great "Haute
Couture" dating back 70 pre-war
days when fashions changed.
sometimes radically, every six
months.
1t Is rather difficult to describe
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
Farewell Party For
Mrs. Cakes

Mrs. A. j. Rose entertained
Thursday afternoon honoring Mrs.
william Cakes who is leaving soon
for her home in Pennsylvania. af-
ter spending some time in Browns
vile. After several hours Of pleas
ant entertainment a delicious re-
freshment course was served.
Guests for the affair were Mes
danes Cakes. Carl Hollar. Frank
Hooker. Lester Gardner. Lou Cald-
well. George Dockey. Guy Suffer,
Harry Stalhman, Frank Hartman
and Brightwell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
Yacht Club Dance
Friday NIGHT

The dance which vas announced
for Saturday night by the Point Is
abel Yacht club has been postponed
until next Friday night on account
Of recent bad weather impairing
roads to the club.
The affair Is TO be an elaborate
one, featuring a Night in Paris
idea, with picturesque and typical
decorations carrying out the theme
Favors and novelties will make the
evening an unusually enjoyable one.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16

Visitors gathered at the American
Legion hall for registration, In
charge of Mrs. Ben Clark, and were
taken from there to the Matamoros
Cafe, where a delicious typical
Spanish luncheon was served, with
table decorations and favors carry
ing out the theme in detail.
Mrs. Hardin Presides
In the absence Of the district
chairman. Mrs. M. Z. Burkhart Of
Alamo. due to illness in her family,
Mrs. r. M. Hardin OF Harrington,
past state president. presided dur
ing the luncheon and business ses-
sion during the afternoon. A let
ter Of regret was read from Mrs.
Burkhart, also a full report of ac-
tivities Of the fifteenth district dur
ing the past three months. giving an
outline of the program in general.
A representative Of each auxiliary
unit present also reported during
the afternoon on activities Of the
individual auxiliaries comprising
the fifteenth district.
A special guest and chief speaker
for the afternoon was Miss Ada
May Maddox Of Austin, state secre-
tary, who gave a comprehensive
survey Of the general status Of
auxiliary work, stressing especially
that portion Of the state program
coming directly under her super
vision as state secretary. Her
mother, Mrs. r. NJ. Maddox, of Aus
tin, was also a guest.
General business matters Of the
district auxiliaries YER discussed
and disposed Of. and numerous
plans were presented for increasing
the membership Of the units, and
encouraging auxiliary activities.
The local auxiliary had the as
siStance Of the John Hanson legion
post in entertaining the visiting
delegates.
Registered Delegates
The following registered for the
day: Mesdames Lolita B. Fagen, J.
II. Timm, w. @. Weaver, Jennie
Dagle, and Fred Spieckerman. DON
ma; j. H. Beatty, McAllen; E. w.
Werner, l.. p. Hatch, @. F. Kin
dinger. and 3. J. Sitz, Rio Hondo:
r. <. Hayes. and j. @. Rowland,
Donna; z. J. Fort, San Benito;
Glenn White, Donna; Katherine
Painter. Des Moines. Iowa; j. II.
Vertrees and G.. Hobart White, DON
ma: Vida Way Holcomb, ]. A.
Hathaway. ID. II. Forbes, and Susie
Holcomb, La Feria: r. r. Talbert, z.
C. Wilmington, d. T. Campbell, A.
Q. Payne, and II. G. Settles, Mer-
ce6eS; B. T. Nixon. II. d. Horger,
Earl r. Hersh. Margaret r. Davis,
and L. NJ. Kinderdick, McAllen; |
Jack Kubola. Barney w. Meredith,
Clayton Pritchard, Claude Carter,
Lerdi II. Moore. Edward 3. Picton,
Harrington; j. S. Watson, SPRING
field. Mimi; E. Deebert Harkins.
McAllen, q. +. McCarty, Harrington;
A. c.. Anderson. Harrington; Joe
Hammerly. McAllen; Addie Clover,
Alamo; w. J. Kramer, Mercedes;
Ed Van Denbark. T.. Litton. Arthur
Kautsch. Alamo; Roy z. Harrell,
Mercedes; Malvina A. Demers; NJ.
Betek. Mercedes; j. N. Burkhart.
Alamo; r. l.. Willard. Alamo; Har-
~ Warner, San Juan: Werner Nor
edius. A. H. Cox, Alamo: F. NJ. Mad
dox, Austin; G. l.. Ewing. Harlin-
gen; o. M. Wilds. San Benito: =.
NJ. Hardin. Harrington: George z.
Hamilton. Lula George, Ben G.
Clark. w. o. Washington. r. G.
Morris. Edmund Levy. j. S. Spikes,
Harbert Davenport, Wallace Har-
wood. and Joe Lindaberry, Browns
Vile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16
Federation Board to Complete Plans for Spring Meeting
Vivid Trend Shown in Spring Fashions

ferent. They have O certain easy
going air which Is possibly m.
Improvement. The only reproach
that could perhaps have been
made to the winter silhouette
was its somewhat schematic and
static line. This was necessary,
however. In order to prove our
ideas. The foremost Is the diff
ficulty Of striking q new note