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SAY FASHIONS
on Modistes Make Dis
tinction Between Girlish
and Mature Lines.
rHwEAR PAINTED DRESSES
Hats for Flappers Severe; of
Vivid Colors for Older
Women.
By MARGARET WALTER.
LONDON. Auiul 18, (by guU
Down, down slips the waistline and
slimmer shrinks the hips mad busts of
the new fill models. The bads and
frunu are no longer Sat, they are con
care and a view of some of the most
sttracthe dresses, especially those lot
emint and sport learn the vagse in.
srrwion that the women lm must wear
these clothes have never had a good
round meal in their liies and wouldn't
if they could.
ji Among the prettiest modds are those
Jor very joiing gins anaaeoutanles. the
really smart dressmakers now all hare.
special departments (or the jetue fiUe
and special mannequins who exhibit
the dresses designed for this type. There
is a distinct effort being made In the
famous salons to draw a line between
mature women's clothes and those for
girls. It is now impossible to tell
without loking at her face, whether a
woman is young, or old. Middle-aged
women hare discovered that this style
of dressing enhances all their defects,
makes them look much older than they
really are, once their faces are disclosed.
The 6rst successful effort in this di
rection has been in millinery. Autumn
bats for flappers are all wide brimmed,
very severely trimmed with wide gros
grain ribbon er conventional embroidery,
and the colors are soft, youthful linn.
Hats for women on the other band are of
rirld color and many of the newest are
still decorated with glycerined Ostrich.
The snowball toque is among the latest
fall headgear. The foundation of this
close-fitting turban is of white tulle
made to fit closely to the head, the hair
being swathed round the bead as flatly
as possible. Scvrn,aII over the surface
of the crown are tiny snowball petals of
bne white kid hied with a French knot
of yellow silk. The only finish to this
DRESSMAKING
We are now prepared to do all kinds of plain and fancy
sewing. Evening gowns a specialty. Come in and give us
a trial.
MRS. HASTY AND ENGLE
Phone 1096-Black 208 South 10th Street
Summer Excursion Tickets
to
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On Sale Daily to September 30th.
Filial Return Limit
October 31st, 1920
Two Trains Daily
From
KANSAS CITY
Via
MISSOURI PACIFIC
For Information sad Booklets, Address
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' ST. LOUIS, MO.
most becoming toque-i sa fold of velvet
around the hair exactly the color of the
eyes, hazel, gray or blue.
Painted dresses are even moie to be,
used for the winter than they are now.
Hand painted velvet is being shown in
the very expensive ateliers to be made
op into evening and day gowns.
One of the smartest tailored suits has
its collar and wide Charles V turn-back
cuffs of painted glace. The design is an
oriental one in soft rich colors and the
effect is striking. The collar of this
very long slim suit buttons up close
around the throat and the revere are
very broad. There is no belt or in-curve
at the waist-line but about three inches
below the waist there is a distinct curve
inward which gives the effect 'of a low
Up flare thoagh the bottom of'the long
coat is only about txelve inches wider
than the very narrow and straight skirt.
Skirts for winter are lending toward
plain though a few models are kilted
or pressed in knife pleats after they are
made. This seems to be the latest de
velopment of the fluted skirt and is ex
ceedingly graceful. It is, of course, rem
iniscent of the old sun-rayed skirt which
in its day measured yards and yards
round the hem.
The most expensive and fashionable
stockings today are of thread, open
worked or with lace or embroidery in
sets. In the trosseau of a bride whose
outfit came over from Paris there were
only two sets of silk stockings, the bri
dal ones of -gauze and another set flesh
tinted for dancing. All those for day
wear and house wear were of the finest
lace thread, woven in fancy stitches or
inset kith real lace. Each is a work of
art and most of 'them cost $24 a pair.
Silk stockings are now too popular to be
really smart and as they only wear a day
they are not worth wasting hand work
upon.
The influence of the east is more and
more noticeable in all evening clothes
Colors that never before have been tol
erated in close relation are now used
successfully. Strange and' outlandish
jewelry is being exploited as part of the
design of dresses being turned out by
world famous dressmaker who works
both in Paris and London.
Among the novelties seen at Deauville
are rainbow shoes and sandals. It hat
long been the proper thing to wear
tinted slippers with chiffon and organdie
day frocks but sandals and laced slinDers
of two or three shades are quite the
proper tiling now. Red heels too have
kept their place and now bright green,
blaek and yellow heels are almost as
much worn. A sort of rayed out nattern
of different shades of kid starting under
the instep certainly makes the feet look
very small and the insteps high and
arched.
Gloves remain at prohibitive nrices and
white is gradually giving wajr to pale
tan and lemon and flesh and 'even for
foTHma1bfWKnis'Ki'the6e' are doit
lormal occasions, but these are more ex
pensive than white so the economy is
questionable or of course they do not
Clean so well.
One of Gene Field's Pranks,
fcugene rield and I were aratni in
a Chicago theatre near the stage, and
tast Lynne, or some equally tear
forcing play was being produced, writes
Melville E. Stone in Collier's Weekly.
At a moment of high tension, when there
was profound silence throughout the
rouse, there burst out a loud "Ha! hal
ha" and then Field turned to a mriet old
I gentleman seated by his side and silently
Denounced mm wun a look ol amaze
ment and condemnation. ''The audience
took it up and all recognized the Door
old fellow as the culprit. He blushed.
and when the curtain fell, quietly took
his hat and slipped out, and did not re
turn. Field, who was almost a ventril
oquist was the real offender.
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CLASSIFIED. ADS
Half a Ccat Word a Oar.
i'OBBEHX
FOR RENT-Carare at CIS Lee-
street. Phone 1194-Creen. M-13
lYIR RFNTAn aamorMr HOOT , room
and i one third floor room fsranbedilpr
hova. Across the street south, from
Academic Camnus. 6M West Coo-t
ley. G-ll
VOR RFNT Brick. Karma, concrete
floor. Urge windows, electric lifBW'at
415 S. 6th Street. 3J0 per month. M6tf
FOR RENT Furnished house, eight
nm. Phone 910. T-7tf
FOR RENT Two good rooms at 810
Rogers. 0tl
FOR RENT Attractive room for two
girls. Also half room for one giiL One
block from campus. 507 Hitt Street.
Phone 871-Green. T-6tf
FOR RENT Two very desirable
rooms for boys. 907 College. Phone
222. FJlOtf
FOR RENT Brick garage on 6th
street across from campus. Phone 41S
South. 5th. M-301tf
FOR RENT Cottage of tour room
near Campus. Partly modern. Rent
J2ZS0. Call at noon hour or after 5 p.
m at 605 Elm Street. P-5tf j
LOST ASD F0CJID
. L07P!r no" "' lor
toise shell runs. Finder phone 667 Black.
M-12
LOST-A small dark green steamer
trunk, WtkrtUon by mistake. Cab
Hnber 612. 3t
LOST Cold chain and knife. Near
caion iioan. Valuable aa
Keward. Missourian Office.
a gift.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR SALE A nice 7-room fully mod
ern house, two blocks from University,
full size concrete basement. Cood lot.
Will sell cheap if sold in next few days.
Phone ,519 or see Geary, Walker & Fras
ier, 414 Exchange National Bank Build-,
n CWF-9tf
&ITUATI0X WANTED
WANTED-Work of any kind on Sat
urdays Soma traumjg in bookkeeping.
Address U'care Missourian. N-12
EMPLOYMENT WANTED-Universi-ty
students wants put time employment.
Is free every afternoon from I till 4.
Will do anr kind of work. Addm. R7
j care of the Missourian. R-ll
owe or rouunoti
STTr. or iiissouu,
comrr or BOOAt l"
la tka Cku Caen. U widw Mm Oclektr
Tern. 120.
Cattle, r. Mara. IM Gerlea aa Trial l
Farley, tlaa E. Firfe, aad It. T. deny. EV
aiaiaca 1 Ue bat aril aal itetaneat af taVarl
farter, aWaaai, '. ITaleUlfe.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT A very desirable room
with board for two young ladies. 501 So.
Sixth Street. Phone 1250 Black. G-10
FOR SALE
FOR SALE One coal range. Call at
819 Rollins. K-ll
FOR SALE Cood six-hole Kitchen
Range. 603 Elm. Phone 1210 Green. SlOtf
FOR SALE A lot of household goods
and kitchen furniture. Cood as new. Call
at 102 Anderson Ave. or' Phone 1305
Creen. S-ll
XYlR 5AT.E-.Vrjrnitrin InrJndinaT bed.
student table, two straight chain and
library table. 1214 Red. C C Morris,
1413 Bass.
FOR SALE Ford roadster, good eon.
dition. cood buy. Price right for cash
sale. 406 S. I'faitb St." Phone 993-Creen
L-ll
FOR SALE Cas stove.
Phone 1207.
L3ZS
FOR SALE Baby Carriage, made of
Ivorv Reed. Also liaht Co-Cart for sale.
Good condition. Phone 521-Grecn.
Stephens College
Offers courses in
Music Exp
Arts
ression
'KrK To Students from the tTniversity and Columbia. ""r
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Walter Scott, Director, Ten
teachers in the Department, offering courses in the following: Private in
struction in Piano, Voice, Violin and Orchestral instruments. Two special
teachers for beginners in Piano. Class work offered in Harmony, History
of Music, Counterpoint, Appreciation, etc Chorus under direction of Miss
Woodbridge, head of the Voice Department. Orchestra under direction of
Mr. Zeigler, head of Violin Department.
EXPRESSION DEPARTMENT Miss Naana, L. Forbes. Private
and class lessons in expression.
f
ART DEPARTMENT Miss Madeline R. Flint. China decoration,
household decoraUon,(drawing, appreciation of art, etc ......
esson hours and practice hours arranged to suit convenience of Uni
versity and Public School students. No-extra charge for use of private
practice rooms.
For formation can at Collge'Ofice, write, or phone 263. Regis
tration begins AugSst 27.
James M. Wood, President
FOR SALE Libary table, baby's bed.
chain, dress boxse, window shadse, large
mirror and bed complete with springs
and mattress. Call Kurtz, 79 Red.
FOR SALE 1919 Ford touring car
practically good as new. A bargain.
See car at Hobeecht Speer Carage.R-12
WAflTED To do alterations for
students and also to make silk shirts.
Mrs. SaWiagton, 12 S. 6th St. S-13
BOARBi AND LODGING
WANTED-Table Boarders; three
meals a day. 17.00 a week. 1205 Paquln.
Phone "1231 Green. C-12
WANTED-Fjrst class boarding house
for group of University professors. Parties
interested write L care of the Missourian.
. K-lOtf
EDUCATIONAL
WANTED Helen M. Richards, violin
soloist and teacher. Two years a teach
er in .the normal department of the New
England Conservatory, Boston. Phone
1257 Black. 406 Hitt. R-341
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BOY -WANTED About sixteen years
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Missonrian. Jay Neff HalL
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rd Tuesday in each
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Oh Judge (He Treats Me Mean) .......... Marion Harris
He Done Me Wrong Marion Harris
A-2965 '
Don't Take Away Those Blues. . . . - Frank Crumit
A,2959
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After You Get What You Want You Don't Want It
Van and Schench
You Tell'Em Van and Schench
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