The evening world. [volume], November 22, 1911, Night Edition, Image 8

About The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931

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THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 111.
More Horse Show Gowns and Celebrities
: I f ICC CVI U CAtlCfl I ,0 vaeate th order of utmI i ul
jjjTmmvA.jr- misa o i lm aavcu decision w reserved.
BY ELEANOR SCHORER director from jail.
1 mWM 1 Acrlilenlally Killed hv Gas. from Inhaling Hp 1
XMbW saB I i Jm a al Nj. light burning which was blown o
4' "V.l Vfl gM I .IN Adelp'il sti -eft. flronklyn. psrrntly (ho wind
HIM.
Horse Show Fashions
Seen on Living Models
When Sheriff Invaded Stage Fair
Singer Gave Bail for
Lavine.
It tvus illst-loserl m th Supreme Court
to-day that William Irvine, stags man
ager of tlie "Qvpsy Love" company waa
placed under arrosl a ihort time before
ttM rurtatn waa rung down a week ago
Saturday night Deputy Sheriff Mo
Dnnnell wanted to take Lavlns to Jail,
hut Mlaa Matguerlta Hylva qulrkly
came to the reacue of her stage man
ager by furnishing the necessary hall.
Lavine la being sued for divorce by
his young wire, Sadie, who was formerly
a chorus girl In "The Chocolate Sol
dier," She learned I .a vine was about t"
go out Of town with the "Gypsy Love"
company and obtained an order from
Justice Illschoff In the Supreme Court
for Ms arrest.
Lavine appealed to Justice Cnhalan to-
CHANGE IN WEATHER
BRIN6S MANY COLDS
Those whoae system are weakened
and run down, even though they may
"feel fairly well" under ordinary con
ditions are unable to withstand the
shock of sudden changes in the
weather, such as we have recently ex
perienced. Colds, roughs and lung
troubles are everywhere prevalent and
it ii worth knowing that a pore food
medicine, such aa Father John's Medi-
left a half fine, wmcn timids up tne body at the
ut ap- same time it curat the cold, i the best
remedy to use at ruck a time.
To Make Your Hair
Soft, Bright and Fluffy
(Fashion's Outde.)
"The reason many women find it
difficult to arrange the coiffure pleas
ingly is because of the too free use of
wet shampoos, which make hair dull,
brittle and 'stringy.'
"One of the most pleasing things
with which to cleanse the scalp of im
purities and keep the hair clean, fluffy
and silky, is 4 ounces nf cither orris
root or corn meat and 4 ounces of
therox. Mix together and sprinkle a
tablespnonful on the scalp, then brush
thoroughly through the hair. This
rids the bair and scalp of dust and
dandruff, and a few times using tone
the scalp and hair roots, causing the
hair to grow soft, brilliant and easy to
man age." Advt.
PETER DOELjCER
TOgg BEEP
A little hipher in price than
ordinary beer a great deal
higher in quality.
Supplied by all first-claw
dealers. Served in leading
Hotels p.nd Cafes.
Horse Show offers great BOSjatMH
. ties to the fashion scekws of New York.
y It Is much more satisfactory to tee the
' living models wearing the real crea
i Hons than to look at the Illustrations
" In the fashion magailnes. That women
realise thla la evidenced by the large
1 number who dally Sock to Madison
Sonar Cm
the opportunity.
take advantage
1 of fin about i be crown in w hich nestled
.1 del), ilc -p. i. of silver roses. it'T
orn.ioients were dl imonds.
In the box with Judge Oary was
liMtrlci-Atiornry Whitman and his wife,
whose gown was of black aatln, with a
One-aided tunic ffct In bin anttn The
be.ioly of me ahnlil. toilette wis em- '
ph.iH.icd by a narrow collar of rich
lace. Her ornaments were dj.imonds
A large black velvet hat, trimmed with
a bird of paradise, completed the cos
tume. Mrs. Oary wore a gown of blue satin.
Those who attended tne snow yesier-
dav were trestcd to a veritable sat-
I The gulmpc, of gray net. was embroil
sred In Oriental design. She wore a
luntf rone .1 Sfl lirmlh toil itfjimomlM Th.
toriai lesst. lor laanioname soi ie.7 w b, .k vlvB, hjl( had o)(,
better represented than at any time . trimming a yellow cockadu direc tly at
4 lnce the opening of the show. j the fiont.
- jars JUS' mi v. nun iiiiaii ..
worn
gown of black, of which only tho front
lot the bodbe waa visible. This waa of
klack tulle, upon which glittered a
necklace of diamonds and a Urge me
" dalllon. surrounded .y dlamot ls. A
' coat of royal blue velv.it with a broad
mink collar concealed the gown. She
wore a picture hat of black velvet, the
t brim of which waa covered with black
algrrttss.
. Mrs. James Hpeyer wore a beautlfnl
t combination o( black net and velvet
, . . .... . .
LYNCHING MOB AFTER
Mrs J S, Walsh appeared In tie ring
in a smart dirk tailored suit. Her hat.
Of black velvet, had a wide band uf
cerise velvet, finished off with a black
aigrette.
Miss Marlon Mollis wore black velvet i from
and vrmlne furs.
The Prloce Ludolre Plgnatelll P'Ara
gon entertained a bevy of handsomely
dressed lad es at both the afternoon and
evening aesslon. The box Waa con
stantly faced by a crowd admiring the
beautiful cuslumas, prominent among
whl .h was one in coral satin, com V tied
with crystal lace. A diamond tie. da,
ribbon r.lth pearl trimmings over wnne and a string of pearls added to the
satin, with e wide scarf of white laee,
l edged with narrow black fringe. A
3 broad eollar of pink snd diamonds and
a ne -al.ice ot the latter were her orna
' menu. A small black velvet bat. banked
X with am-ll. black French plumes, fln-
isbed Us toilette.
Mrs. tlenry C. Tinker Waa gowned in
mauve, the only rel.ef being a small
white .ace collar and a rope of pearls.
A handsome sealskin coat concealed i he
gown. Her hat was mauve, trlmmeJ
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ttO IIM. .C 11 I I, I IP'I." IW'".
Mlaa Annie It Tinker was attired In
richness of the toilette, which waa fin
ished off by a black velvet p.ctute hat
trimmed with black aigrettes.
Mississippi .lull llt-slmi-il In F.fTnrl
In irt Accused I'erjiirer.
kfOBtliB, Ala., Nov. .Information
Loulavile, Miss.. tu-iay aaya a
mob has fonntd there anil Is threaten
ing to attack the Jail to lynch Hen
Walker, a private detective, under ar
rest for perjury. Walker Is lnvolve.1 j
In the Junle Sharp murder case. It a I
btttavad he hud much to do with th
an est of two men, later freed, In con
nection with the killing of M as Sh.irp
One man now atamls convicted for
the murder, but ho has been granted
a new trial. '
Omega
Oil
Rhemafcm
and Lumbaffo
There i no case so bad that Omeira
Oil won't at leant give relief. 10c 26c
a
5
L6TloT1.iCai IGffll. HoTl .ICSil.lCfili ICSfl.Or1.
' lansegj - Ji i' o 'i ' o i
gown of Mack satin, the square cut
corsage being outlined with a band.n:
' In crystal and pale blue. The gui Ops
waa a combination of white m ii.no and
lace, upon nlc rested a large p. a. I
pendant. Her large bat waa of Mac
4 velvet, trimmed with black French
plumes.
MISt SEARS A SOMBRI PICTURE
1 IN BLACK.
$ Mlaa Eleanor Bears waa a sombre but
' pretty picture la tbe box with Mrs.
Reginald VanderMlt. Her gown of black
satin was extrame la its simplicity. The
" deep square yoke was of black tulle and
bar large bat was of black velvet. Her
, enly ornament v aa a tiny bar pin ol
diamonds at her throat.
Mrs. Oliver Harriman'a drees was of
V 4 Mack net heavily embrolderel In 1st.
wtUcb formed an effective backtirouno
far the necklace and uuao borse.v.ioe of
diamonds that she wore. The only bit
of color waa a oluxier or Ameilcan
Beauty rosea at her bolt. Her black
'picture hat had a bunc'i of i'ren.h
r: plumaa at the side.
V Mrs. Louis Halkht wore a costume In
be afternoon distinctly In harmony wiili
the occasion. It was a black and wbit
check tailored suit with Mack velvet
, trimmings. With. thLs she wore a while
tailored shirt waist and u wide side
frUI faatsned with a black velvet bow
upon) wbl. . i glittered a lar. .. hotairhoi
of d.ajnonds. The large tdack velvet hat
simple tailored ultair. triuuur.i
with white.
Her guwn In the evening was of blue
satin overlaid win, steel embroidered net
end trimmed with cut steel fringe. At
'her tm.ii glittered a w.du collar ol
diamonds and iiearls and upon hei coi
nage sparkled a beautiful diamond Brna
suent. The large black eelvi t hat hau
,Mm brim covered with m irabout and In
.the cr.wn reclined a blsck ulgretia held
down by a am all velvet b w.
yss May Weather bee's gown was (
bauoings. Her small bin k velvet hat I
waa covered with nodding l'tvn"h 1
plumes to match her gun n and o. he. I
ehoulde: s elit wore s vhlts fox scarf
made up in animal style
Mrs. Bdsrtn H, vVeatberDes wore
gown of black lac heavlh i n . .. I sd
Jn crystal anj made in, -re brill ant '.
sgseeklace of dUmoede Her high
crowned velvet ha- lla I a banding il
heavy gold lacs and i cluatei p dark
'bine plumes at the ride.
niAMONDS AS PROFUSE AS AT I
THE OPERA.
Mrs. E. Franc;.. Hyde's lav 1 . satin
gown w:i lavishly trimmed w .in r . i
luoe, and her corsage was resplendent
with n i . diamonds. A bit of
Siauve. with guura feathers, completed I
ne toilette.
Mrs. HamUtoa W. OeTjf made pretty
picture In net black Knplic koan, with
Its trim in ngs at velvet ribbon and tel.
The bod.ee of H'l.te tulle bid . . ler
straps or black velvet ribbon ind short
sleeves of . . i ills black lace. A beau
tiful largi Us ind irnamenl is most
effeetve upon the soft lulls background.
i.i go pearl sjiruaxi si in r otin 01 -(laments.
Her hat :' of the picture
variety. In i.li.li velvet, (rimmed wltu .
cluster of l.l i'-K Ki'i ii. b plumes.
Miss Kali try wo e n gown of pur
ple satin, with a bodies of mhenldre?
purple clcffon vn :i;h. .tuiij law
large tlack velvet But had a band
Foremost Clothiers lnre 1846.
Special
Upwards of 10,000 Smith Gray & Co.
Suits and Overcoats
at SAVINGS ol 4.50 to 1 7.50
In auita you may chooae frcm the finer and rrore correct exclusive
velours, worsted cheviots, clear arc n.ill finUhed worsteds, taxeny cassi
meres, serpes and tvetds frcm the n ere fin ous Erglhh, Scotch, German,
Belgium and Arrericen n ills, in all ti t mw ievs, browns, blues, olives
anddarklrr.ixtureclfccts- tht ttjles, rrtki Irg all tf r ccrrcct Eniliah n cdela
aa well as all the in art distinctive i n ltd Cray & Co. designs, in complete
assortments lor n en, ctr n en tr d Leys.
j1 j overccaU xu n y ' Cf fn felricr of the vcrld's bett weavers;
included are foreifn t nd finest n ericrn n ellcns, v It urs, worsted cheviots,
vicunas, kerseys, freizes end tvftc's: clio frtn fht finekt heavy milhd and
thick, warm, fluffy, warmth-withcut-vveicht fabrics, in every shade anci
color. Included are n.cde-Is fcr Li irn, lei drebe, travel, motor and stoim
service; there ere bcx, itn i-lex rrd txtnme butinSI end drere n cdels;
from 45 to 52 inthts in length. I rplul npfru i r d I npllth guard ccats,
storm ulsterc, plain erd belted backs. Itifl and dcv:ble-tn b ted convertible
collar coats, tnj;lit,h and Ccr tinntel citti. n ctor t rd Lurintrf mcdel over
coats in fact, New Wk has never tttn a n cic ccn pltte shoving of models
and fabrics.
3 X"1"08 arLc trraater, everythinr crnsidertd, then have ever been
offered in the Smith Cra & Co. storer., tersute I t ie for the first time are
shown the results accruing through the- nttainrrtnt of I undr d per ctr.t.
efficiency, direct dii.triLutitn through our o. n i-tores rnd the countless
economies, which tho i.iaii!r; of twc-tl iicf ol a ccrtury has tnupht.
tut ccme in sec for yctin-tli thnt the incrtabe in your purchasing
power is just as patent to you as it is to us.
Overcoat Specials
15.50
18.50
22.50
27.50
12 50 for Wi ic.tc
and 22. EO Suits
(or regular value 0.CO
& 22.50 Ovorooatt.
for rep-tilar value 22.50
K 25.C0 Overctnts.
for rofiilav value 27.50
f 30.00 Overct-ats.
for regular value 32.50
3.(0 Cvercrats.
Suit Specials
T BZfl for regular value 20.00
a0M & 22.50 Suits.
for rooulnr value 22.50
& 25.00 Suits.
S '9 fl fpr regular value 27.50
X . .1V & 30co Suit
7.50
for
regular value 32.50
Just Out of the Workrooms
Fine $18 to $25 Suits for Women
To Be Offered Tomorrow on the Wanamaker Subway Floor
At $1Q.75
Altogether 450 suits in all sizes and the colors r ost
wanted in perfectly plein and slightly trimmed styles. It
costs moie to meke a plain suit than to tailor one that is
trinn td tiptcially when as well-made as these suits are.
Materials are of gcod wir.ter weight. An excellent
reproduction of Harris tweed, basket weave cheviots, good
sutEter.tii.1 sergts, dashing tweeds all among the best
ft-trics in the mdcer's stockroom.
This rr.ei-ufEcturer's readiness to sell, and our eager
ness to try makes the psychological moment for every
v. c man to select a wir.ter suit, if she wishes excellent quality
at the lowest price.
Six styles in the collection. Medium length single
breasted jackets and plain skirts with or without panel.
Scmttimes velvet or broadcloth trimmed revers, and oc
casionally, as in the picture, frogs for fastening, instead of
I utters. Study the workranship it is better than we
ever expected to sell at $10.75. Feel the substantial satin
iv.ingp. These are good suits. Good at $22.50, astonish
ing at $10.75.
Eut the largest manufacturer of suits in New York
cannot be bothered with a surplus in his stockrooms. That
is the whole story of the purchase.
It means satisfaction to every women who chooses one.
To Be Offered Tomorrow Morning on the Subway Floor, Old Building:, Beginning: at 8.30
li ril
m
anc Overcoats.
In all styles and colors, a!!
sues, but not in all styles.
I ulton St. at J latbusl
16.50 IVM.C0. 2c.co
w I fes SAS..I..
..11 . I H.s
ant
ant! Cvcrcr.ats.
In nil styles and colors, all
suts, but not in till styles.
35.00 Suits.
27 SO tot 40.00 and
45.00 Fine Silk
Lined Dress
Cvtrcrats.
Lined with Merveilleuxsilk;
I rrcc mi ,t Liu it ..ll' nif ,rl lu
1 I viivjcj (is, vi 1uoillVOO ).
Meter t If li t s fcr Owners snd CI ai.flcurs
Your OnVi AciuuiU Is Sol, cited.
Two Brooklyn Storesi New York Storeai
Smith Gray & Co. TJriT
SlhAv.,Bet.27th& 28th Sis
Uroadway at Bedford Av
rg" irx;' ng rcv'ir'irs' wg" nm
Lcai .Kaw,u;a . cou, Cfll. con. Coi . Coll. rM ir, r,-si ri rat rj
i - ., - - . 1 -i i -'i if i t1 ') I (j
The Wanamaker November Sale of
e&ther Furniture
Just at the Season of the year to buy Leather Furniture just at the be
ginning oi the tirre of the year when leather furniture is most used. By reason of
plans we nu de a leng way ahead, and fortunate purchases which we were able to
make, because of conditiens confronting some of our manufacturers, we are able to
effer this txceptionrl collection of furniture much below regular prices.
Wanamnl cr Leather Furniture Is Different From All Other, In That It Is ALL Leather
hot only the ircnt ana the bt&t and the top of the arms, but the outside back and
crms are also of leather. Most of the leather furniture other than the Wanamaker
kind is imitation leather outside.
Ir.cli d:d in this offering is a great range of easy chairs, rockers and sofas in all the
latest English models in Irown Spanish leather a leather that is highly finished
and of the most durable wearing qualities. These pieces are priced as follows:
ARM CHAIRS
i Reftular Noveml
Price Pries
m 'itS! ' $ $IS:SS I Silk Marquisettes
55 49.50 70 M.N flnd ChlffollS
57 44.00 75 57.00 " u
59 45.00 76 58.oo 58c and 85c a Yard
Athalfregu.anricej Furniture, in very fine , nstcad 0, $ 2g $ . $2
designs covered in Goat Skin, finished mostly in brown, also in green. The chairs are in ! a,,u
many sizes and styles the very best examples of easy chairs and library chairs. Some
of the pieces are priced as follows:
Gold Inlaid
Hairpins & Combs
An Importer's Clearance
Welcome gifts to any
woman lie in this collec
tion of pins and combs,
which are worth very
much more than the
prices we shall sell them
for.
Solid gold inlaid, set with
French rhinestones.
Cleopatra hairpins, $1 the
pair.
Combs for the low-dressed
coiffure, $1 each.
Barettes $1 each
If ain lloor, Cld B'j'Id ne.
Regular
Price
$55
61
59
65
74
Wanamaker
Price
$27.50
30.50
29.50
32.50
37.00
tegular
Price
$76
77
81
82
120
Wanamaker
Price
$38.00
38.50
40.50
41.00
63.00
Silk marquisettes In lovely all-
! over designs, or in evening and
street colors with borders,
85c
yard. We have always sold
them at $1.25, $1.50 and $2.
Double -width.
Imported chiffons in beautiful
Dresden effects on black or
colored ground, 58c yard. Al-
A 43-
We offer also our own regular line of Fine Morocco Furniture and some pieces of ways heretofore $1.50
the Stickley Brothers' morocco Furniture all at pnees much below regular. inch width.
Fifth Gal'cry , New Bui'ding. SUk Store, Main Moor , Old Building,
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart It Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street
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