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The funnel-shaped cuffs, tied with hlack velvet, are smart. The design is frfom Fashion Art, and from the same organ of Dame Fashion I 'learn that this tri-corner hat of white silk is just as hew as the newest. The flowers are ribbon in pastel and pink shades. o o STYLES FOR KIDDIES By Betty Brown A nice gray elephant or bright red horse is now stenciled on the little person's clothes rather than the wreaths of flowers or a flock of birds. These "circus" decorations are newest in kiddie clothes. All the animals that ever came out of the ark are to be seen on the little frocks and coats and bonnets. Cut-out patterns of animals in gay colors are used on the bottoms of skirts or square cut yoke. Cunning little sunbonnets may have a whole troop of animals splashed across the brims. Oliver Twist suits in pique are now trimmed with big white pearl but tons. The small boy's Oliver Twist is trimmed with white collars and cuffs of sheerest white organdie. Lingerie hat to match her organ die frock is worn by the little woman of 7 or thereabouts. And the organ dy frock is sure to he made with em pire waist. o o IN THE MOVIES "Bill" Farnum says he's a real "blown-in-the-bottle Yankee." He was born July 4, 187G. Sara Alexander, past 80 years of age, will soon make her debut in a Fox film. She began a stage career as the protege of Brigham Young in Salt Lake City more than a half cen tury ago. Norma Talmadge adds to her dra matic laurels in a recent Fine Arts release, "Going Straight" Kalem's newest star, Ivy Close, fa mous English beauty, has begun work on her first motion picture -at Jacksonville, Fla. Anna Luther, Keystone star, has renounced comedy and will return to dramatic work. She has signed with Fox. ,- 'NATURE CHILDREN" LIVE IN THE WOODS ALL SUMMER Atlanta,. Ga.,. July. 6. "Nature children" are roaming the woods, swimming the streams, climbing the trees and mocking the birds over an old battlefield at Jester's Old Mill, 16 miles from Atlanta! Clad in flowing Grecian robes, or in less, they gambol among the for est glades and run at random over the grassy slopes carefree, worry less, attuned to perfect health! Athenian culture, Spartan cour age, Olympian grace are the ideals ever before these babes of the by paths, whose parents have chosen this ancient method of giving their children an opportunity for right living and clear thinking. Miss Robert Jester, a girl of S, and George Alfred Jester, going on 3 were the pioneers, of this child col ony; now there are many more. Their parents go out from the city for the summer, and around the his toric ante-bellum mill are now grouped a. score of camp shacks, a dancing pavilion, swimming pool, bath houses, and roadhouse for auto parties. The "nature children" romp over old trenches, now mossy and flower strewn, that were dug by the confed erates at the battle of Jonesboro. They explore the unused mill race, invade the homes of the bullfrog and the thrush and win at first hand a love of nature, that, their parents be lieve, will make them better citizens in days to come. And no child at Jester's Old Mill has ever been sick since the camp was opened. mk ,BHlimiMimMmmMmmtmtmmi