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THE SUN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1914.
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WGM'HM TO
COLORS THAT
iD V (SES
.n-'i )OSE
MATCH TEMPERAMENTS
o Gray Nonentities," Says Theodora
, Miniature Painter "Make Your
ns Briny Out Your Personality"
an Advocate of Frumpy Clothes
Tl... ..Iff 1.1 (Sill i,' I
1 IH- V... I 1 till ...
. ii .1 U--. Mnko your
i.'i,' .nit oitr kt
Th r Lruilt'scriu'o
u vv .iiii-u'-" i-liihc!i 1 I
.llllllillcllCT of .itif-
'I .illll'f ll'flll m
- Tiii'oilni.t l..illi.
. i vv lin r oi'titly re
i . .ir . .iy m I'.irln.
i. oiu' Boti il t
uocrf on. "I tut I
i int with tiiili'lifS of
lid blue. KM'ii tin'
:i lefmimr t'i in
i lul lirnwii!. Tluv
- p.irt of tin? onward
,-.1 ili.-y iwc iiiit in
!i- ir in-own In token
, i.r. li.int reil ami
i . -.v I'll'iri". Wliv
i .1 w man nut wcur
I .in. in it ii il plnlc
-. f I:illllt.-V Tim
.i Niv e tniii'lH'il hi r
.ill; r.'R the Ktnih
it. I call tliflii. In-
- make int think of
. tl ml th- per.tonnllly
; .nu .. "lit thimmli
- Hi.- .irr.uiiti'iii' in of
ri ill i-aiiii'it .ti' ik.
a tins woman's .-"If
'.. n- l.t iiiitlilnu to il.i
1 .ixain ami aynlti 1
; woman wi-.trln
:.. r suiil.
.' .r. to match your
ir i .imili'i"!i." I
tr.'tn the mode of the
:. it er your
1 vv. ,ir it. rt'KtirilI
n m.iv say. Hit: '
.! .wn. that It thrlllt
r . -t ..r its wnrnitli
. .1. ri. il In a .trpuiati
. mo nit lntitr nco
,1 t.iwn wi'iirinti a
l :ut unih r thi- lirlm
't.vV touch of brill-
ifpon to choose that
.1.
h I AM clioiitc. she
.1 i tuit of kliin nine,
, vv.it with mi' per-
; w old In- too hriuht
tilt of pink aild'd
i d ut't think I'- too
Tt'.t tin- only thlni;
Kittiiiuc that looks
. d. 'You mutt Wfiir
tils you. I could
An.' rutin wotm-n in rant
i i.-s of scarlet and the
u n hy their touches of
: 1 meant adventure. The
, Mack meant c.npn'tiy
uk coivn of th" llttl.
- ii.iiaih'r may i'
i. eit than onr pink.
!. ippy In It.'
'.ik I am ndv.ic.ulni;
1 1 clothes'. Nut at
' f .r the world luu'
. ir m artist's moek or
. Ii ..in Moute.t that e ery
' N'.-W Yolk teelilt to
it lu-t the thinn of
, vv !i e profe.ttlun Is
- : j
i '!- wotnnu should al-
t ,,f her iiiiwn In the
A' d then she should
"i i .ilor that expresses
! tiii lies, to lie exact.
... i I .iw a mil Wiilkim;
Mi.' w ore a simple '.It
iv .th a Mack Millor hat,
i 't of .tiiinmer colors
n 'tt notlceahle woman,
-i li id a ru.-'xw h-at her
' md hi won- ,i loiicr
1 'f the sanv color and
! vi-n't the least Idea of
' 1 lik', and I doul't
i v pe.ip;.' w ho till'Iii d
i I Hut hy thoe slm-h-
h id made herself
who worked III the
t.- I studied In Tans
' i 11 of the .-.line shade
tn. it wat the f- uther
' r parasol, a pin or
S'i" said It was 1 1 ure
" th.uttt t 1 1 1 1 1 -1 i I and
' in in v i h.inui t
' r of f.i, t mint ,,f the
' -up. rtiiiiii' i. ii v parts
h.nus he lould have
Won- tile Lttecll lie.
1 '.I'M aiise It expri'tsccl
' I r interest in life.
' ' i illed her Muilemoi.
it I think the .merl
' ' r Sist. r Sprint; was
not always remain
It chanit's wlih
i not nv-er nlKlr as
'it liellcvi. wie-ti he
hoiii... their Kowns
r Ii their Fouls.' Hut
s'.rl who alfei't.s a
' I .1 lirllll.lllt hllle
ii' .t h.'iself chooslim:
l'i-tel shades when
PI"
-'v predn'ory in the
T-e. hilt When Shu he.
t "elf n.t Millie man's
r if t T I olol't III. Hi h
rv in. in who was at
nuht e.iinrn at llrist
r the s.if'er oiiet after
ivlhz.itlon uf colors
Vermilions ami yel
I "in uilor has heen
' i ouuli women's love.
" to unit until one's
n to chose the color
i iiein. i nc can
i I'Iiiik the color llrst
movim? wotntin who
"f i tree trunk will
i lined If th. iidd-'
' - Hi It Will heilei that
I'ltiimn, Kvory wanl
l "lie led dress tor a
' 'Her of delft lit it. for
the mood will chaiiKu
lor, or rather thrco
'Us ello'iuli to Khe the
.' the French call them,
'i 4 French woman
I' 11 1 11 ' limit lies
' I -rtll 111 I her II'" U-
. i of . r ifttmtin
Jewelry it Is easy to dud somcthlnu
aiuoiiK the srmi'preiioiis stone.t that
matches one's ejet. Iteryl and even
op.u llnd atitvveriiii; itlintt. So small
a - li I nur as a handkerchief horder or the
einliiol lery on a J.ihot may complet.
the ulTcct.
"The butterfly can clve an eMended
set of lessons In the matchiiii; of tint
Mis lluttcrltu; vvitnts show a thoiitatul
shades of wonderful blues or browns or
deep rich reds, but alt liattllollle. When
he wears browns they niv warm iis(t
shades or soft ulnvvlm; golden hius. Ills
blues llle I HI 1 1 1.1 11 1 Without belli)' hill'd.
"Add a (lame colored sciilf to )i.:ir
life. Add a bum II of scarlet bell ies to
your autumn hat.
"With the introduction of the note of
color the Very shape and aspect of
one's clothes Will bt'Kill to chlltlfe Tile
sad looking h.ivv will perk ltelf up.
the droopy millet will shorten ''heni
selvet. Mine, de ISarry, when she is
tiimmmln: a li.it srivs. 'Make it a
happy Jiow" Ami almost all of the Mb,
spl ishin lenther bows thnt women are
weaiiiiir with their linen drosses this
summer are happy bows. In spite of
their hardness ami heaviness they are
not out of . .!. lit'lnvv the chiffon and
crepe de chine blouses.
"Theto low necked blouses that wo
have been weaiinn. wh.le ile-v ,u, in-
tlmtely more 1 miinu and omf.utuble
than tlh n ilf linen collared blouses we
used to wear, have had an clTec on
charniter. The bus.tiess woman who It
templed to wear them must remember
that they cive an Impression of soft
ness nil. I mildness that miy make her
work ''vvlce us hard She will do :'
to keep a few iinules in her bows. .
bunch of coipie feathei t in le r h.r
And the mutt never allow h.-r slio.
to be run over at the heel.
"Shoes and cloves are an ttnmi'tak- 1
able Hides to iillir.ll ler. bv the w.iv
The cut and condition of a woman's
hoes shows Just how loliu hi his h.el
her money, and whether lor ur.ind
lllother hail any. The best dressed
woman I know says that If she had onU ,
Mil she would .spend S on shoes and
Bloves. j
"It used to be that the woman who
wanted to attract attention vv.u v.r
lllull heels; now she Wears v rv mw
ones. The business woman should al
vns make a point of taking olf le i
sensible shoes ami piittlni; on n niv-
Ions pair of slippers m Hie ev. iiiui;
even th'iimh she has her diiiiui- ..n her
way home from ihe utile.- .in l sp. mis
the evenini; In her own room She
will do well to keep the tlulliest k.ml 1
of netfliaee for these occasions. Il will
help her to keep her balance of fern
inlnlty. If you have to be a tailor
made ulrl In the day tlmu be a Unity
mrl at uiKht.
"When 1' comes o outline, watch
your "ha low. It will tell sou whether'
you ale bunchlni; thine about a short j
neck or cuttliu; a plump tlniire off in 1
slices If your lines ate lomr and1
.r.ueful. thank the uods and don't in
terfere with 'hem. If 'hey are not
y..u t in m.ik" them so by n careful
use of draperv and stripes. A seaif
it often a sreat help in line effttt-.
"If you are of the n third Ir- froth a'r
type emphasize it with middy Mouse
and ilyuway feather effect.s. Keep our
manner cordial and Interested to match,
everything must harmonize, lur these
.iccessoiies of manner and expression1
can be cultivated. They -pnn from a
tlncele desire to tfive all impression
and need not he at all artltlc.al.
"fin the'other hand. If vou are of the
demure type wear curls Make yoiir-e!t
a plctiue. Help the old K. ntleman .ui""
the aisle to remember the uirls of his
own day. Hut If you are foituna
enouuh to have real bounty In tor
simple eleu'iltiee. Don't spoil it by de
tails. "Above all. when yon have once chosen
your role and your clothes, fornot them.
They should be a pan of you. The
woman who 1" conscious of her appear-1
iini'e is only a ciotlies nurse no manor i
what she may chance to look like., I
"Clothes should be only an envelope
but they need lint be a disunite. he
villain' dressmaker used send out .ill
her customers In her own lm.ie. but
the ready made kowii has saved ii" from
her thrall. It is usually the mention of
some desmner with at least an Idea of
line and effort, and by careful so. roh
Init you can llnd the designer whoso per
tonality matches your own and wiiir
the uown she made. A little touch lu re
and tlmre will make It yourself.
"That Is. of course, if you cannot make
your own clothes. ( know iheie are
people who can make their own clothes
and wiio oiiulit to be pievenled by law
fiom doim; . but after nil It Is them
s Ives they show to the world And
the worn in whose ifts run to graceful
I lies ami win in colors mirrors herself
ns no amoiin of conversation or literary
effort could do for her.
"For In the city's soothing crowds we
talk to our neighbors not with our lips
hut with our expressions .mil our clothes.
It Is the only l.inituauo that many poo.
pie hear from one day's end to another.
Why not send a inessauo of beau y and
happiness and well belnt;? That ines
sayo will Mo.ss both s-ender and re
cipient. "The woman who makes her ilothes
as 1 K'a u 1 1 f tl 1 and Ik mini; at her mean.
allow li.it the happiness of know lug
that they rotloct Ilor Very self, llle self
she has dreamed of being. Ami so hoy
become no longer clothes merely, bill a
dally sitLsfactlon and stimulant. For
chiffons are the champagne of feminine
existence."
A;i Invention That Makes
Any Piano a Player
A new era ha been opened up In the
world of music by the Invention of n
Piano l'laycr which may be Inatullcd
inside of any piano.
The cumbersome old time mechanical
player thnt has seen better days cun
now be replaced, and the prude ally
useless piano can lie turned Into a llrst
il.iss, up to date and pleasure giving
piano player, for n small iivrccntuvc of
the cost of a new piano player.
The CSulbranHen Player is more nr
t stlcally and musically cipable, more
facile in producing the results you
wanl. more accurate .md Inst.intane
oiisly responsive to the Individual's
most delicate expression than any ether
Piano Player and requires, leas than
oiii'-filiti as much effort.
Hy a s'l.ght motion uf even on. foot
on the pedal you can produce the wild-
st crash of chords one .nslant and the
next subdue it to the ii(( f. mtnf
tlulret tliillttAHIHItl.
The marvelous slmplb Ity tint antolute
llexilillity of the tin. metal motor a vos
the performer the same control i-vci
the piano and the fneilom tliil the
laud player enjoys, and nine unit at
much power to manipulate.
The ibouuty of the ('lUllitau-eu p .no
Player Is that II not only initi Kit
ami is easier to operate thin .inv oilier
I'M) or. but that It can bo installed
inside nnv 1 1 ii 1 1st of liuno. new or old.
Willi. nit wcikeiiiim the buck or injur
ing .Is appear t tit e, case, ueti II ir tone
It Is non-v.Hle. uses standard v-note
tolls, and does not iutcifoic with h md
placing.
Illlnf.inti ed. Sold on oortvt niettt
terms. Write for estimate to (Phliraii.
s. Ii-)ekinsiiu I'". ..'' .".th Ave. at
lid St., or telephone Murriiv II I. Ji'.IV
I!.. Kiel P on nplilic.ltloll V ol can -ave
-Lane Bryant"
A good way to facilitate rpilet unlin
patterned ditcuiu . with Champ liark
is to omit the word "llaltlinore" from
one's rem irks. A little while ago ther.
vv.it Intoiiliiced to SpiMker Clark a man
ii. lined llensi-l, state I'Ingliieer for New
Yoik and he was not awiire of the d -slr.ibility
of siting nothing about Haiti
III. He.
"It seems to mo we've met before,"
this nun r marked when he was intra.
Iiieoil to the Speaker of the House "I
think I mot you over at the H.iltimore
convention,
"You did not'" promptly delired
Clark with emphasis "I wasn't tit Hie
lllliiim.le on v on t ion If I had Imll
ioii' I would have biwn nominated for
'estilen' "
Maternity Apparel
I'or the vnune moUn-r In amdr-Hlnti
.'ti r i.i-lu.ii.ilo i. ,r i . ii in .11 ti.
ii. u M) li s .iii.l f.it.i i - . t ti In r &f c Willi
tin- ilisutt . siiovviti no uh. ir tiirir
ni.it Ut-. eiu my vu.i .ul pu ii ler lh nor-iii-il
IlKurc.
Dresses, Suits, Skirts,
Coats, Blouses, Corsets
mnilr
"li
nnr
I' j
own workroom
is anil -iil
C p ice .
I)) (WuitratiJ) Maternity Dress of
Silk I'oplin in navy plum, black or brown,
combined with rich black satin oC ff
charmcuse OO.VJU
SnJ for our itason hook SM uith 500
moJtls for mnthtr anJ My,
Lane Bryant, 25 West 38th St., N. Y.
C. irl( for
p ISimkli'i.
'
V BELLIN'S 1
WONDEHSTOEN 1
I i 11. Ol s III I. IL US till t . I ' I
,i is h.itr II ii tn i'- 1 1 1 1 v . I
i.ulr .ui.t iitin-i'iiUi'tiiiiis m
. iiil'irsi'il liy pnyslt-lrtit- M
Price il ill nil ilrni! i"l g
U IMrtnirnt slur - g
X. r""i iniifi'if'O'l'iM'i f
s illrccl.
lilt. IIIII.I.IN'S Wo.MII ItSIIIIl.V CO.
i ni.i.A.M v ST m:v Yonu
m-ihii.l l.y ileil.ng diet vvi'i the
m.iniifactuiers
Anv one in'eii ted itio lgh '. . .11
w 11 'm tr. itid lo one of t',e III"- de
lul.ii il ispitKtices in life.
Gubransen-Dickinson Co.,
505F!fthAv.,N.Y.Near42(ISt.
Teleple.ni .'fll" Murray Hill.
Mixed Emotions
Tn make, up your mind that you
ale going to like the newcomers
in the next house, In spite of
ver) thing, and then have thuu come
in ami usv your tel. phone 'o tell their
friends that the neighbors are not up
i i the standard they have been used
in. but they arc trying to make the
best of It.
To have fallen on your knees and
proposed to a girl, and while waiting
breathlessly for her nnswi r to bo bitten
in the calf of the leu by her pet dog.
To pin chase, after long deliberation,
n gown (to wtiir upon a visit Ion friend)
that you are sure will make a decldtd
impression, and to tint, during the re.
('option that she gives in your honor
ih.it thirteen women are wearing dupli
cates of it.
Tn denounce bitterly, to your wife,
the gambling propensities of herself and
her bridge playing friends, and to re
i ei vi! In the midst of the tirade n tele
phone Invitation to ntd ml a poker party
to which you are very anxious to go.
To accept an Invitation lo attend the
list pcrfoim.ini f a play that you
have long desired o see and thru to
quarrel so violently with your escoi t
on tin way lo Hi - theatre that you are.
Ill all dec eniy, compelled to rc'tlllil home.
To stand In the church choir, sing
ing a tenor solo utitled "Your l.ovo
Will Pay ho Debt You owe," and then
io see the man from whom you am
unsuccessfully trying to collect $50 enter
ami chuckle, to himself,
HOTEL LAURELTON
G3TII XT.. .It'yr K.ST 01' SEVENTH AVE.,
147-149 WEST 55TH ST.,
Is n SKW. iniilprn, Imtin.lnit. fireproof hotel of oik- hundred .mil fifty ouul.le rooms,
Ho;', i.r in -.1 to. fiiriil-lii .1 or iii.fiirtil-ln.l Luxurious lurrnun.lliikM, vvliliii wl.i do
iii.r. l.ileil la i.hi. of ri'lliiiiiuni The llprMurum Is iiartlcuUr.y bviutllul .iti'i
attractive. 1'rlcu iiiuilcratc.
Tramient Ratet.
Plticle Ilontn-. vtl'h bith And Minir
JiiniMi- Itnxtii.. -w h I. uh unit Mooter twin bi-.ls I.,H'
HllllnC Ituuin aii.l llcilruum, with Li.it h anil Bliower.. 4.UU
FurnlibrJ Roomi and Apartments by the Month.
KlnBlo ttnioii" -l li i 1 1 it .ui.t nli.,.r . $1.1.00
li,. ui.: li.H.iii- t'i i. , li m. I nli'iw. r im ln.i- ftl.oo
Slltltu; ltuuiu ana lli.iruuni, with t.ith aiul nhuuer luu.ot)
Unfurnithed Apartment by the Year.
One two room fui'i n li l.i li. n r m . ui $l,IMIn
One two ri.otii Sulii wrh l.i'h, fi.nu; iumth I, Kill
One thrie r"-tn Su.-i ivlth hm l.ith pniitlip.int tf.iMMI
Ono live roum Sulu. wl h thru l.ith- nil prltJt. lull, fJCllu; s.utli 3,000
orricn suitaiii.l ron physician on dentist. ,
J. C. Boggi, Propr. 'Phone 9300 Col. C. C. Nobles, Mgr.
HOTEL LONGACRE
157-163 West 47th St., near Broadway.
EXCLUSIVELY BACHELOR.
150 Rooms, with private bath and shower, at $1.50.
'PHONE 7790 BRYANT. J. G. BOGCS.
ilci7 and Telephone Orders Promptly Filled. Phone, 01)00 Greeley
3ftankUu' Simon a Co.
Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts., N. Y.
PARIS 4 Rue Martel.
LONDON 29 Jcwin Crescent
Misses Fur Trimmed Suits
Sues li to 20 year.
No. 21 FurTrimmed Broad
cloth Suit, in navy.brown, fjreoii,
black, taupe or claret, new blou.
coat, silk lined, warmly inierllneJ
collar and luitttmiof cout tritnincJ ii'..
skunk opossum fur, new on erv
oke lunic skirl. 4&7OV
No. 21 A Samemodel ande rf
colors ol itnpuricd vclvctecn"0W
A
The Daintiest and Most Exquisite Article of
Personal Adornment Today is a String of
"CEYLONA"
PEARLS
$
Specially priced, and are Neck
laces which can't be bought
elsewhere under $20, at
fpi-ru arc ilrci.tnt In !hrr li-nmif'il ppnrl and I'
it'iiN nf Hie tn-lilriil cvv Nun. M'Hiii'il mi' UciriiiH thi'in.
(ir.iiliiitlcil (ir iinlf'iiin in ic iIh'i iriinN (Mim- m vln''.
rii ini or lilnU In tin' Utii itiintiviit li.ur rirciiitl Imni
111 ('i.nlllit'lll. wi' irat'iri
(iri.lt.V I.I.XilM .-M.I Kl.lll I IK f IIIIIKI
tilhiT. I tin ' Inilif iri' "''"."';
III! sir.ltl.IMi MI.M It ItlllMMIIM: SI. I
II VIIHI I." I.MI II I 111 II l l.ii i "iiri
.vi.sd ruii. iiin.li s i i'.s. c ('iniiiii
M'.m lini llllilllv nl IlK'M'cxiilil.lli' iH TKIir.
VII 'I IIMIU.'tIHI III MIl-lH'll li'inrr
i lMlll. nf l.l.lr IIMIH III Wil li
itctutailvc valui .
Hundreds of Other Pearl Necklaces at
$1 to $100 a String.
21
jHgift mo
at "fTc
fFountain'i
REENHUT'v'
J.B.GREENHUT COMPANY.
"THE BIG STORE"
both siDti SIXTH AVE.. iBiaTO 19 STREET
FORMEKLY GREEN II UT-S1EGEL COOPER COMPAXY-i
No. 23 Fur Trimmed Cordu
roy or Velveteen Suit, in navy,
brown, green or Hack, new Russian
coal model, silk lined, warmly inter
lined, collar trimmed with genuine
skunk fur, lon sush belt of material
with tassel ends, new oke oq
lunic skirl. oy.OU
No, 23 A- Same model and
colors of bruadclotli.
29.50
Fall and Winter Style Book "Correct Dress"
Illustrating "Everything in Heady-to-Vear Apparel" for V."omen,
Misses, Girls, Men, Young Men, Bos, Children and Infaut
Mailed Out of Town Upon Application to Dept. "T."
1
&VtBVCt C
OOrt V'tftU Avn H.tH'.oii .mth
m f M. 4,tf
and lt .SU.
Uptown Branch, Audubon Theatre Building
Broadway & 165th Street
New
Fur Trimmed
Suits
Special Monday
25.00
Also eight other
Striking models
At above price
For one day
Only.
Hcit'd U. S. Pat. Ofllcc.
DAMP-PROOF
All Leather Shoes
Marked an epoch in the history of the shoe industry. Shoe
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