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NEW YORK, SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 1912. Conrtfhl, , h the Bun Printing and Pubttihlno AtioHaHon.
SOCIETY'S EASTER WEEK PLANSl
A Long List of Dinners, Dances and Weddings More
bntertainments for Charity.
IMOOMLYN ADVKITIKRtteNTS,
I iritr niMk bids fair to bo highly in-tn-t
im Id society, with its dinners,
i it .- uid w (HtdiiiR", although there will
t - -,i in my of the I.ihI km In tho cor-n-i
'mIiiir week of List year. All tho
T'u a pM plo (ii re.uly for the dtncca
v 1. Imvo I icon denied them during tho
I ii entinl season and there will lie
...nci iM.inivKof note, hut mainly for the
(r' iniit" element of society, the elder
iniiiiit'i- having had their full share
d fi'uiln' winter.
Mr Henry !'.. Coo will give a dance
i s I-it Tenth street to-morrow night
' i l r I'uVi', Mi"n NoM Johnston, one of
t ,n ii 'ml niton or the winter. It will l,o
I r'iMtcl li'.i (llluiiT.
n I -tor dunce linn leen organlrcd by
Mr lilvvin Holmes, Mrs. Thomas D.
iin Huron and Mrs. A. V. Green, to ho
s vn to-morrow night ut Wherry's.
Ihe committee include the Misses Ada
llrv ei.rjy. Jfnirel Raehe, Mildred Homes,
kntl trine Moore, Vera Van thiren and
Joe''iliie (ireen.
Mr- I licodore Hoxtetter'stlinnerdance
r' T ice 1 iy nlRht. at Sh erry 's will tie one
and Mrs. Oliver Harrtman. The other
farewell danco will lie that of the series
known as the Metropolitan dances, or
ganised by Mrs. Archibald Ilogcrs. Mrs.
''""fit" I Post. Jr.. Mrs. wfillarh Jay
Hchioffolln. Mrs. Leltoy King, Mrs. Percy
"j.pyne, and Mrs. II. Fulton Cutting, ft
will be small and early danoe, taking
place at Sherry's on Haturday night
Gen. Horaco Porter, former Ambassa
dor to Franco, will give to-morrow night
a dinner to Myron T. Herrlck. tho newly
appointed Ambassador to that country,
and .Mrs. Herrlck, who are leaving for
France of Thursday. They will be enter
tained at dinner also by Mrs. Charles
H. Alexander and Mrs. Llbrldge T. (Jerry
and on Wednesday Trod-rlck Townsend
Martin will glvo a largo luncheon party
for thpm at Sherry's.
Miss U-itry will give to-morrow niglit
at her house, J0J2 Fifth avenue, a dinner
for the RuV. IiernMt-rf Vnnirlinn nf IitiHr.n
who has been passing thti winter here!
Alter dinner Miss Alma Uluck and Pas
quale Amato of the Metropolitan Opera
will sing. Father Vaughan delivered an
Mrs. Vitnderbtlt, Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish,
Sirs. William Douglas Hloane and Mrs.
Kdmund Ii. Baylies will all give dinners
for Mr and Mrs. Martin, who are re
turning to London on April 24
The pr'nclpal wo dlnqs of the week
will take place as follows:
MOXPAY
Minn Ilvllh Roaalter llubtiell, daughter of
Mr anil Mr Charles Bulkley Hubbell, to
rtnbert Macon Derby, 81, Thomas a Church,
4 ! M
MIm (llailln ClarUnon, daughter of Mr. and
Mr. Athlon C Clark. n. to K Kirk llankell,
ft. Arnn'e Chapel, 4 1'. II.
.Mis Edith Vlckhardt, daughter of Mr, and
Mr Carl IMikharill, to Jere Col. man of I
Arlington, Mass, at the homo of the bride,
10t: Madison avenue, 4:10 I' M.
TUESDAY.
Mis Irene If. Houg htallng, dau(htr of
Mr. and Mrs Wnrren H. lloughtallng, to
Hrnry K. Carae, Church of tho Aecen.lon.
4:30 !'. M.
Miss Katharln tlsxtsr, daughter of for
mer Uov. George W. Ilnxter of Knoxvllte,
Ttnn , to Russell Ilurrage of Boston, Church
of the Heavenly Hut, 4 I. M,
Miss Zoe nichardson, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs aranvllle A. nichardson, to Arthur E.
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of the most Important of the spring season.
It will be given for her daughter, Miss
Oreta Ilottetter, whoso Introduction it will
I o cocioty in Xew York. Mrs. Hos
'iter and her daughtor went to London
Ian Miy and were there during the coro
nation festivities. Mrs. Hostettcr having
Men a Iioum for the Benson. They
"ent latpr to India for the durbar, and
cmmI Mimo weks in Home during tho
fnrlv nrt of tho winter. Mies Hostetter
a fcplendid liorsowunian nnd rode to tho
'it hile she was in Rome. Both mother
mi diuehter were presented at tho
"iirt held at Buckingham Palace, on
March 15 and their roturn here was for
"i" pnrpoo of introducing Miss Hostetter
' tho New York friends of her family.
Th( dinner will bo for ono hundred and
"' intny more will come afterward for
're danco. Mrs. Hostetter will return
" London in a fortnight and her daughter
vili rem. In hre until tho early part of May
win n tho w ill join her mother.
Another dinner dance of the week will
fe gien at Sherry's on Wednesday night
tv MWs Madeleine Dinsmore for her
Heruwinto niece, Misa Helen Dlnamore
H intinKton, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
'! r-ert I. Huntington, who returned last
"k fioni Ciurnet, H C. Mum Huntlng-
f tiad no formal coming out during the
n'. r.
M's John R. Drexel, who recently re-
ri tl from a tlip to the West Indles.will
s n dinner danto on Tuesday night
- h'r l,iii;litiir, Miss Alice Drexel, for
mi Mnrul bimilar entertainments
re KiMti inrly in the winter. Another
! 'i I ur.iliiv night will be the last
' i wi i.illisl '(hreu Dances, organized
, Mrn Ir.i Harrows. Mrs. William W.
v i Mr Henry Hlsrhoff, Mrs. James
' M le.i. Mrs. Frank V. Burton,
' I tnd A Itobbhis, Mrs. J. Henry
Mr ( hnrles W. Komeyn, Mrs. Wilf-
1 iirRo and Mrs. Oeorge T. Wilson.
hi tli" I'laa and quite Informal.
1 iii-i. r week will see the end of two
- ' i- ription dances, organised ea-
f r tliij young people who will
in society net year or the
f lng The Friday Junior
u i lake place at Hherry'a and
. it cotillon The patronesses
' iv. Iniluiin Mrs. Robert Apple-
Walter lamp. Mrs. James R.
Mm Charles) K Bates. Mrs. J.
.,,.. l II,.,. I.. I Ifsllnirie Mrs.
k I Hunk, Mr. AtwoocT ioUtt
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interesting lecture last Monday night at
tho Wuldorf and among the people of
Krnmineuce in society who listened to
Im were the Countess de Laugier-Vil-
. Jars, Mr, and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Mr.
and Mrs. Philip M. I.ydig. Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Itoblnsoti, Mr, unci Mrs. William
D. Guthrie, Alfonso de Navarro, Mrs.
Charles Dana Oibson, Mrs. Reginald
Brooks, Mrs. William Post, Miss Leary,
.Mrs. William F. Hhcelmn, Mrs Frederick
' Betts, L. F, Holbrook Belts, Mrs. Henry
De Coppet. Mrs. Mason Renshaw Jones,
Mrs. ( harles du Vivier, Miss Louise
du Vivier. Mrs. J. Herbert Johnston, Miss
N'oCI Johnston, Mrs. William Armstrong
Greor, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Welch,
I Louis Keller. Mrs. Harry 8. Klngsloy, Mr.
I and Mrs. James B. Townsend. Airs. Ajltert
Gould Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Iselin, Miss Louise Isclln, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Lyttleton Fox, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas
Hughes Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler N.
Warren and Miss Lydia Redmond,
Mrs. James Cunningham Bishop has for
some years been supporting a class of
children for the study of orchestral music,
meetings having been held each week' at
her house, 22 East Blxty-flfth streot.
Through hor efforts an orchestra has been
formed, Its mniebers coming to Mrs.
Bishop s house from distant purls of the
city for rehearsals. They are provided
with carfare and after a couple hours
of instruction u luncheon is served. Mrs.
Bishop s own daughters are members of
tho class, three of them playing tho vio
lin and the fourth the piano. Hinco or
Raniing this class Mrs. Bishop has re
nquished many of her social duties in
order to givn her personal attention to
the work of the young musicians.
Tho fourt h annual concert by the
orchestra will bo given in the ballroom
of tho I'laxa on m urtornoon or April so,
invitations for which will soon be sent !
out, Many women In society provide i
trips to the country during the summer
for thn children of the less fortunate.
Mrs Bishop has miule it possible for the .
children of talent, whoso means do not
aIIaiv lla milt I I'rtt t.in n nliuniN f..f tin, I
study of music. 1 he children have been
instructed by Louis J. t'ornu, who also
conducts the little orchestra. Tho con
cert, if not a great event in the musical
world, will at least ls of greut Interest,
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Martin have
been the recipients of much attention
since their arrival hern from Lundon.
Mrs. M l-awrenco Keens will givo a'
dinner for them to-night, and on Tuesday
night Jullen T Davie will givn one In
the ann of the Metropolitan Club.
I'creless, All Angel' Church. I P M
WEDNESDAY.
Mlia Mary Tier Hutphen, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs John H Sutphen, to Lewis A.
Knott, St. Ignutlus's Church, 4 P. M.
Mies Glad) May Hcpprnhelmer, daughter
of Gen Hml Mrs IllUm C. Heppenhelmar,
to J. noblnnon.Duft of this city, at her
home, i Montgomery atreet, Jersey City,
4 l M
THURSDAY.
Mia Annette lluckley, a daughter of the
Into Richard W, Iturkley, to Philip O Me.
t'adden of Philadelphia at the home of hor
mother, t8 East Seenty-thlrd street, P. M.
Miss Charlotte C Talbot, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs Charles X. Talbot, to Rodney O
Una. St, Agnes'a Chapel, P. M.
FRIDAY.
Miss Esther A. Quaikenbueh. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Lambert Kuydam Quackanbush,
to franklin limine of Ne Canaan, Conn ,
Madison Arenue Presb)terlan Church, I
P. M.
SATURDAY.
Miss Hester I. Dil. daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Howland Dat'la to Lawrence How of
lloaton, Mass, Church of the Incarnation,
4 P. M
Mlsa Helen Daret Leon, daughter ef Dr.
and Mrs A, Marcy Leon, to Charles II Tan.
Don, St. Patrick's Cathedral, tt A. M.
Miss Ruth Rosoiter Hubbell, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bulkley
Hubbell, will be among the first of the
Easter brides. Her wedding to Robert
Mason Derby of Boston will take plaoe
at 4 oAplock to-morrow afternoon in St.
Thomas's Church on Fifth avenue. The
ceremony will be performed by the Rev.
Dr. Ernest M. Htlres, rector of the church,
assisted by tho Rer. Charles J. Macon of
Htonnlnirton.C'otin., an uncle of the bride.
Miss HiihU'll will lie given away by
her father. She will have her sisters,
Mrs. Muslim Tylor Adams und Mrs. Lewis
Perry, as her only attendants. Arthur
Cox Patterson, son of Judge Patterson,
will be best man. Thn ushers will tie Louis
Seubiiry Weeks, Henry Hopkins Jr.. and
Dr. Richard Derby of this city; Ralph
Wold Gray, Dr. Theodore Hewitt East
man or isostnn, anri Cyrus Wiley Urandy,
Jr., of Norfolk. u. Immediately after
thn ceremony tiieie will be a reception
at thn house of the bride's parents, SI East
Forty-ninth street,
Miss With Clara Plckhardt.a daughter
or Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pickhardt, will he
married to-morrow afternoon to Jere
Coleman of Arlington, Mass , at the heuse
nf Iter parents, 1043 Madison avenue, at
CosMnurtt on Second Pa$. ,
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Great Spring Sale of Underwear.
And Hosiery for Men, Women, Children.
EXPERIENCE OF YEARS TEACHES US that this is about the time that the average man snd woman begins
to look about for new Sprint and Summer Underwear and Hosiery, and so, with that timeliness that Is famously char
acierlstlc of Abraham and Straus, we offer most remarkable values in the kinds of Underwear and Hosiery, including
silk Stockings, that men, women and children most deilre at this time of the year. Store orders only on sll items.
Children's ISc. Stockings, tc.
Black cotton Stockings, ribbed, with double heels and
toes. A good strong wearer.
Women's 15c. Undervests, 9c.
Try to match these values:
Women's 15c. Stockings, tc.
Black cotton Ktnrklnm
and toss.
seamless, with double heels
Women's 20c. Stockings. 12c.
Cotton Stooking, in tan, white, navy and black, with
colored embroidered figures on ankles.
Women's 25c. Stockings, 19c.
Black cotton Stockings, with unbleached split soles;
some tn and black, light weight, all full fashioned; some
black cotton, silk finish, seamless.
Women's Silk Stockings, 29c.
Thread sUk Stockings, with lisle tops and toes, in black.
Slight Imperfections.
Women's Silk Stockings, 39c.
Thread silk Stockings, with lisle tops, heels and toes,
to white and black.
Women's Silk Stockings, 49c.
Thread sUk Stockings, in black and colors, with lisle
tops and Soles.
Men's 39c. Underwear, 29c
Low neck, sleeveless and short sleeves; some plain,
some have fancy yokes.
Women's 25c. Underwear, 19c.
Extra sire Undervests, low neck, sleeveless; also regu
lar sizes, plain; some lace yokes; knee Drawers, French
bond, wide at knee.
Women's 50c. Underwear, 3 Garments for $1.
Lisle and cotton Undervests, shaped, low neck, sleeve
less and short sleeves; Tights, knee length, to match.
Slight imperfections.
Women's 40c. Combination Suits, 29c.
Low neck, sleeveless, cotton Combination Suits,
shaped, knee length, lace trimmed.
Boys' $1.00 Underwear, 3 Garments for $1.
Natural color, medium weight, merino Shirts and
Drawers. Shirts have long sleeves; Drawers ankle length.
Main floor, front, Centrtl Building.
SuDerflne cotton varn extra orood nualltr. Shirts have self fronts. French neoka and short
sleeves; Drawers have double seats and ooutll facings and ankle length; also fine white gauze and Sea Island Athletio
Bslbrlggan Underwear
ta: Drawers have doubl
Shirt. Subject to slight mill imperfections
Men's 15c. Half Hose, 9c.
Cotton Half
double heels and
black.
Hose,
toes, in
made wlth
tan and
Men's Pure Silk Half Hose, 27c.
Pure silk Half Hose, in plain colors,
made with lisle soles, heels and toes;
some have Just n lisle heel and too; in
tan, navy, gray, cadet, reseda, bur
gundy and black. With slight imperfections.
Men's Pure Silk Half Hose, 31c.
Pure silk Half Hose, In fancy colors,
in vertical and ciroular stripes, accor
dion ribbed and shot silk effects. With
slight imperfections.
Mala floor. Men's DuUdtag.
Store Your Furs
In The Safest Place.
TAKE WARNING-lmmediaterv
the warmer weather begins, the moth
begins to multiply and your Furs sre
in grave danger unless you store
them in a safe place.
There is one best test to go by in
selecting the place where your valu
able Furs are to be stored PUBLIC
PREFERENCE. When the great
majority of the people of a community
show their preference, it means that
PERFECT SATISFACTION .has
been given.
K The New York Fire Insurance Ex
change pronounced it the "model
plant" of its kind.
Our Cold StoraRC receipt" insures
sgainst Are, moth or burglar and be
hind it is the strength of the guaran
tee of Brooklyn's Greatest Store.
Our prices are the lowest possible
consistent with perfect service, based
on your own fair valuation of the
goods to be stored.
DONT DELAY Sead our gar
ments to storage NOW.
$3.75 Fine Batiste Waists at $1.98.
Charming Model at a Little Price.
THERE IS A FASCINATION about this model which makes its own appeal and every woman will want at
6,11 0FmenVa'endennMeiace and embroidery combined In the most becoming style; back and sleeves Isce trimmed;
high lace collar and cuffs and elbow sleeves.
Now White Lingerie Waists, $1.98.
The price tells the story, especially when you see the
Waist-for if you can resist bming one of these dainty
Waists at HI. ON, then it Is either beenuse ou already
hae a full iiuota f Waists or that vour taste lies in
the more elaborate nnd eostly. Dutch neck model.
with front or liana emtiromery ami sirip m i. t -
sertlon. fine pin tucks and pearl buttons finishing the
Waist; short face trimmed feees. i
98c. Tailored Madras and Striped Waists, 49c.
Made of neat striped shirting, in tailored models, laun- I
dered collar and cuffs, with pocket. The white madras
In strlctlv tailored stvle. twth good smart Waists. i
Voile, lingerie and batiste models, profusely trimmed with
men or low neos. si .
$2.00 Shew Lawn Models at 98c.
There i- nothing more charming, cool looking or be
coming titan a dainty lawn Waist and nt tho prices wo
lune quoted this model is to be sold nt less than half its
Milne. Prettily trimmed with imitation filet lace handing
and Vol. lace Insertion, Dutch neck and short sleetes,
tiny iwnrl buttons down front of Waist.
Linon Norfolk Waists at 98c.
The t ldo box plaits front and back give a straight and
more or It severe effect, but tho charm of the Waist is
enhanced by the large nearl buttons und
uoyeu.
leather belt that are eni
blue chamlirny
nrlous latm and embroidery
black natent
Collar nnd tuffs in light
mostly short
sleeves.
Charming Blouses of Heavy Chiffon, $3.98.
ONT. OF THE MOST EFFECTIVF. and stylish Waists we liave ever shown at anything like this price. A heavy
chiffon over fine eOTU net, like tho water mist tliat rises from a whirlpool, with sliadow lace collar, yoke nnd cuffs, trimmed
with mescaline in color, mallno and tiny buttons forming vest effect, in navy and black.
New Spring Models in Natural Color Pongee,
l.SHJ.
New Blouse of Lace and Chiffon, $2.98.
This Waist has a auadow net lining, chiffon front and
back. Piping of memline, braid and tiny buttons finish
ing the Waist; high collar and elbow sleeves.
Smart style in pongee, with round lace collar and cuffs,
narrow pipings in color, button trimmed.
Second floor, rear, Central nulldtnr,
White Silks and Satins
17,350 Yards of Extra Wide
Most Wanted Qualities.
The DEMAND FOIt WHITE SILKS
AND SATINS is thn greatest we have
ever known and therefore THE STORE
ACCOMMODATING offers you the
most wanted Silks and Satins at lowest
prices to be found in this city. HE
MEMBER there are all perfect silks,
extra width (36 to 40 1 nonce). All the
most fashionable weaves in white,
ivory and cream. It's u remarkable
event in every way.
$1.00 Satin Messaline,
65c. yd.
1,000 yards of 36-inch Sstln. Messa
line, in white, ivory and cream.
At 70c. ala.l.lO. 1 joo yardt of 5-larh
Satin llriMllce, In white. Itnry and cream.
At OOr.. ralu. SI.3S. fw yards of Sft-lnrb
Satin Meisallne, In uhlte, horr and cream.
At ai.lS, talne ei.OO. 1.000 jarda of M-
Incti Satin l'rlnce. In while. Ivory and
cream.
At ai.lS. islnsM.OO. 1.300 yard uf 40
Inch Satin Crepe Meteor, In while, hor"
snd cirnni.
At SI. .Ill, value S'i. no. 8noardnf M-lneli
I'annc hailn, In white, Itory ami cream.
At I.OO. value S2.SO. l.ldOjnnU of to-loth
MUlnc liiriiicuvc,luritte,lor and cream.
At ailc. value Sac I ISO lanl nf .VS-lnrh
Japiiee wevhaulr lUbutal, In Itory white.
At 40c, value Ittr. I no vardn of 3A-tneli
Japam-.e washable Ilabutal, In Ivory white.
At IHr.. value Hl.no. t (movantx of.Vt-lne)i
Japane washable llaliutat, lu Ivory white
At OOc. value SI. SO. Movanlti of ao-lnrh"
Jaimnee washable Iljtuimf. tn Ivory white
At, 111c. vulueSI.OO. ;.il) jnrrts oras-lncli
rnllle Prlmet, In white. Ivory and cream.
At 10c. value SI.IO. uv vnrd of 36-Inch
India run see, In white and cream.
At Mltc, value Sl.as. too tarda of 39-Inch
Tarnn, In white, Ivor) and cream.
At S)I.4M. value SI. as. 1 ono tarda of 96
Inch I'hlmm laRcta, In white. Ivory and
cream.
AtSI.IO, ralueSI.30. COtlsardhofjo-lnch
Crepe de Chine. In while, Ivory snd cream.
AtCl.as. vatueSl.TB. 600 j nrda of J-lncli
Ilrnirallne, tn Ivory while.
Atl.'J5, valueSl.TS. MO tarda of M-lnch
Shantung 1'oncee. In oymer white
Main floor, Went Ilulldlnc.
$3 and $4 American
Lady Corsets, $L9&.
New model, extreme lone hip, long
waist effects. Made of white batiste,
supporters attached. Also some made
of brocaded coutil, In pink, blue snd
white. Low bust model, long straight
hip.
$5.00 and $7.00 Lily of France
Corsets, $2.98.
Samples of new models. Made of
white French ooutll, boned with
walobn, supporters attached.
$2.00 J. B. Corsets, 98c.
Four new models to select from.
Rtraight hip models, low and medium
buT effects. Made of white batiste,
supporters attached.
Sale of Brassieres.
Special at 40c. Made of batiste and
embroidery. Perfect fitting and well
made.
Second floor, front, East Bulldlaf.
$1.25 to $2.49 Spring Dress Goods, 92c.
NEW. BEAUTIFUL, fashion favored fabrics at a price below wholesale. Just about 1,600 yards. In the lot
are SO and 54 Inch Whipcords, two-tone Suitings, hairline stripes, diagonals snd self-striped Serges that sre selling
regularly at SI. 25 to $2.40 a yard, now to be 92c. a yard.
$1.25, 50-Inch All Wool Serge at 89c.
A fashionable navy blue, invisible self stripe Serge, suitablo for suits or separate skirts. Main floor, WeM nuiuios.
Silver Deposit Ware
500 Pieces,
50c. to $4.85 Values, at 29c.
to $2.47.
MOST DESIRABLE PIECES at
most unusual prices. A lull third
under regular.
Bik. hui,..iii..M..tia. Whits slaas.
r." ""rivvTr j - 1 1 r. jr. aii-
aii oovarva, airap ui " ". w "
OrMti. If. All
rain.
ate. Waits claia.
with itMp and flower .deatrn.
Oc. Tsas at SIM. Whlta faa with latUce.
border at Due or anver aepoiu.
I ao BattarBlsbsa. aU.ia. s-tnoh Piste.
with rovtr dtDOtltM with a dainty scroll
sod strati detln. ,. ..
IBe. CsaaUitlfka, at. Fancy scroll da-
also dapoalted on waits (laaa. ... ,
l.lo DUhsa. I.lal. Whits tlaaa.
with faooy scroll and wreath border of
sll oovtred, atrsp and I
rr deootli
sec. Oil and Vlasaar
covered, fancy aeroll d
Be. BerMradlah Jari,
alivsr deeotll.
a rwwar
saksts. ai.lS). Bonnet
ilune. with fannv aorou dtaitn ot silver.
a.fS Whlikr Hetttos. at !. Kbits
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laaa. sU cavarad. atrao and flower detlin
t).aa iatis atS.. S-lsrh riowsr Vsm.
ksavtlr eovered with ttsrlias allvsr deposit,
wtUL Urte ahleM for tasrtu.
Sw, Tsatea ruta at . In whits fits
utta fancy tcrqu of Mlver drpoali.
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Muslin Underwear, Silk Petticoats
And Lawn Dressing Sacques Special Offerings.
Great Serins offerinas In the white store which every women should tske sdvantsee of
prices make for real economies.
OOc. Serpentine f'repon Gowns, aOc. Kimono mcdel,
nerk edxed with Torchon edging, ribbon run, lace edging
on sleeves. Ktore orders only.
-high quality and low
Nainsook Gowns, 08c. Kimono style, front effectively
hand embroidered in dotted and bow knot designs, em
broidery on sleeves, Torchon edging ribbon run at neck.
Sheer Lingerie Gowns at SI. OS. A beautiful assort
ment. One model lias a deep square yoke of fine Valen
ciennes and wide embroidery ribbon run, with Ave lace
insertions and cluster tucking in front; sloeves have a
deep lace and embroidered cuff trimmed with ribbon:
another style haa an effective Empire yoke back and
front of embroidery run with ribbon, fine embroidery
baa ding ribbon run at waist; slashed embroidery sleeves,
tied with ribbons,
$3.00 Silk Petticoats at $1.89.
Itl.OO Combinations, 7tlr. With entire Cover of effective
eyelet embroidery; embroidery heading ribbon run at
waist; w 1th ulloverembrolderedskirt. Store orders only.
Bat Iste Combinnt Ions, HHe, Delicate shades of pink and
blue, w ith dainty luce edging and ribbon bending at neck:
embroidery beading ribbon run at waist ,w ith luce edging
on Drawers.
Low eck Corset Covers, 10c. With embroidery edging
ribbon run back and front, btore orders only.
Corset Cm era nt 4Uc. Tour dainty lace medallions in
front, with insertion and edging of lace und ribbon bead
ing back and front.
Cambric Draw ers, 3l Tucked and trimmed with ruffle
of good open embroidery.
Sl.OO Petticoats at 7tc. With cambrio top, deep lawn
flounce, trimmed with four lace insertions and edging,
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Taffeta and messaline Bilk Petticoats, made with tucked flounce inlaid
Btore orders only.
Messaline 811k I'ettlcoats.aja.ON. In beautiful change
able, also the favored solid colorings, with tailored
flounce; also smart black and w bite effects, w Ith plaited
flounce, finished with solid color narrow ruffles,
ntack Pcrraltne Petticoats, 40c. Made with cluster
shirred flounce, trimmed with embroidered ruffle.
ith pompadour silk, pcrcaline underlay.
fl.OO Chiffon Taffeta Nllk Petticoats, 03.118. Copied
from a French model, tut on straight lines, trimmed with
four pinked ruffles, beautiful changeable, also emerald.
Black and White Htrlned Percale Petticoats, 2Bc.
With deep flounce, finished with embroidered scallop.
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Lawn Dressing Sacques at 19c. to 49c
I .awn Dressing ftacques at JOc. In black and white effects, with shirred belt.
Dressing (torques nt 24c. Of flowered lawn, DuUjh peck,
trimmed with embroider), kimono sleeves, shirred
fitted waists.
Second floor, h'a.t nulldlne.
Klmonn Marques at aitc. In striped and dotted lawn,
mi'nru mmi, piiiiu i-iiiur nuraer n ironi ana sleeves,
belt at waist; others black and white effects, Dutch neck,
with effectUe bonier trimming tho neck, front and
sleeves; belt at wuist. Others at 4Uc
Women's $4.00 Satin Pumps, $2.95.
Just when black satin Pumps are most desired we offer this beautiful Pump, with short
forepart, broad satin bow at vamp, closely trimmed, welted and stitched soles, high Cuban heels,
at a price that defies competition; all sizes 2 Ho 7 and widths AA to D. .xn-ond noor, v.u nutuinc