Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 7, 1922, Page 23

Daily Cribune PAGE ELEVEN by-Milton B. Conhaim As in clothing and some of the ac- been discarded almost entirely, eesories in men’s apparel there is a and leathers for fords this year. Simplicity will mark | dressers. the most they have been in several years. to show a decrease, ‘despite the in the next few years. that leather costs have been down! In the the last two years. This has been remains a few models to ti al- though there will be a few freak Iasts| The vari-colored tops and the new arrivals and with this change | twotoned effects which had quite a lower prices will prevail, lower than Play in other years have been shelved |for the time being and uniess the fad Bhee prices have been among the|Teturns we will see vary little of them “freakish” class there still of kid shoes} the fact tht labor costs haven't|that show black lowers with tan or) jy, in Men's Footwe ‘ Darker Colors Favored. the dark browns will. Blacks, of |course, will have quite a following. Cocoa-brown, mahogany, russet and Havana brown also will get their share of popularity. The gun metal finish will be the |big thing in shoes, with glossier and |vici kid finishes running second. Among the best hats the narrow nglish custom too and the medium! last lend themselves to treatment. A Sixteenth street merchant -x- Pressed the belief that as a new form of trimming, when artistically used, many unusual effects can be derived by it, even up to drawing the threads and reembroidering it either in the remaining warp or weft. Quite a few new members are now The lighter tan shades will not get|being developed with this as their daring|®* ™uch prominence as heretofore, but! feature, one being a jaunty three- | quarter length coat with slightly ftar- ed back and straight front. a oe ‘The color seale of the spring mode ranges from shades of beige to brown. 'TheWedding T able -|monies have grown and what one of| and we shall serve it all And How to Set It @y MARJORIE HOWE DIXON.) Among the happy traditions sur marble figures such as cupids rounding the wedding ceremony {s;dancing giris standing at either end. breakfast with the cutting of the|Small silver or glass vases of lilies Uride's cake for the guests. Its|of the valley can be scattered about touch of delicate formality leaves a! the table. |Jasting impression of joy and prom-| Here we shall display all the dain- ise. Down through the ages dur cere-| ties in sandwiches, ices, cakes, candies in our best them is more hallowed t i ban the wed-| Haviland china. ding feast? | And each guest must have his bit of Individual tastes vary from time to wedding cake, It is most indispen- jtime but a simpleness and exquisit- sible. Frequently pieces of the cake [Ress in decoration and service give|are wrapped in small squares and fthe greatest satisfaction to all. handed to each one ere he departs. | So we must keep this in mind when| The wedding breakfast following a |e are choosig our silver, and linen,|noon ceremony calls for little more the crystal, the favors and the menu.! preparation and if the guests are too |1f the wedding is in the aftornoon. a numerous to sit with the bridal party reception follows at which our guests { y be served in smaller tables jare served from a long table which ¢ which is set with complete ‘ean be covered with a plain damask and its center piece of flow: lor a filet cloth. It can be decorated Of course the main decoration }with a crystal or silver caneiabrum with unshaded white candies ax a cen ter _plece and with perha: t cake bridal table elaborately is the wedding built, though it is [thus prevent those sitting opposite tone another from seeing across. It bas been often recommended that the decorations be small and not build up a barrier to conviviality and joy. The menu can start wtih an oyster cocktail. If a fruit punch is pre ferred to pledge the bride and her | bridegroom, it can be served in del- | teate glasses of plain crystal or even ;with | gold encrusted band # it matches the design of the china. Here | ts the one occasion above all others | were owr Haviland, Lenox, Wedge Wood and Doulton chinas can shine in all their glory. We can serve a creamed Halibut au gratin or bouillon and mndwiches ja salad and grilled squab, hot bis- cuits, heart shaped cakes, strawberry ice, nuts, candies, coffee and the | bride's cake It is always interesting and hetp- |ful to have place cards and quaint favors for each guest such as & vanity case, a gold pereil, @ fan, or &n intricate charm for them to keep for remembrance. ‘The choice of decorations and menu for the wedding breakfast is probably | the most difficult of the entire cere- mony but few mistakes in taste will be made, if simplicity, modesty. and refinement .be kept uppermost in mind. It is not to be expected that the wedding guests will pay too par- ticular attention to the viands when their hearts and thoughts are absorb- Accessories Must Receive Attention ‘When it comes to the accessories for her spring wardrobe the woman who must limit the cost of that spring wardrobe can not be too careful in the selection of these important details. The simplest frock or tailleur may be &@ charming hat and purse Just the right shoes and stock- the mere addition of well-selected ac- cessories. Black for Dress All black fs still the attire of many of the women who attend smart fune- tions in the evening and daytime in New York. ee Grey French flannel bound with ed by the higher emotion of the ec- casion. ribbon makes 1 morning frock Jowered materially—at least not|dark brown uppers, but for the enough to show in the prices—and| part labor is the greatest item in figuring) 1922 footwear costs. most ball shapes toes will be favored by the the one-toned shoes will lead the| younger generation, while the wider, parade. and more comfortable lasts will eon- In leathers cordovan will be given| tinue to be worn by older men, who Readjustment has been going on!a vacation, duo to the fact that the|prefer to sacrifice style to comfort. steadily for the last eighteen months/ non-porous condition of that once pop. |. Brogues and wing-tipped styles in until today conditions are nearer nor-!niar leather has been the cause of|both shoes and oxfords which were == mal than they have been since 1914./ much foot trouble. While cordovan is| quite the rage when our soldiers re-, And with this adjustment makers! among the most serviceable of leath-|turned from the war arid threatened |= have strained every effort to cut downers and keeps its shape exccptionally|at one time to become an institution, , the high costs. By simplifying tho|well it has been found wanting in| apparently have outlived thelr ‘usefal-| styles they have succeeded in a large|other respects. The cordovan shades,|ness. That doesn't mean they will be measure. however, will be retained and promises | discarded entirely, but it means that! Novelties Get Vacation. to be one of the prevailing shades this} their popularity is on the wane. In- |Z novelties of other years have summer. “O hum—Spring’s ‘most here again ‘and I ‘gotta’ make the rounds of the manufacturers just to see that they haven't slipped anything over in the way of new styles.” E Honest folks—that’s just how I feit when I started out but the very first Ime that I went through affected me like a wasp sting to a hibernating bear! Fabrics — Fashions—Colors—every- thing, I'm told. open-at-the-throat g00d looking and cool for warm weath er if you can pursuade your boy tha’ they’re really and truly manly. rakish appearance that is quite the Needn’t say anything about fur- nishings, although I do think the sport shirts are to say a word about stead there will shoes, are also eliminated. t| walking model: extension soles and the outside are considered smart. be more footwear | or rather exfords. Cordovan leather is out, although the Cordovan shades are quite popular—wing tips An oxford that seemed to embody all the features of spring sytle was developed in a heavy Tho leather was calf- skin of a medtum tan shade—heavy designs, and yes, brass eyelets that show from thing combined to produce such a thrill of “ney-mess” and “freshness” that my lethargy vanished like mist before the sun. Every line I inspected struck me the same way—Women's, Children’s and Men’s—but I am only going to tell you about the Boys’ here, Juvenile Fashions. For juventles they're showing the Gunningest little Middy Suits in sizes 3 to & There were beautiful trimmed and tailored and made of wash fabrics im @ variety of attractive, fast colors. Lots of jerseys in iridescent shades are also observed. ‘What particularly impressed me ‘was tho realiy smart little play suits made in serviceable grays, dark blues and browns—and I mustn't forget some came with short sleeves. Isn't that clever and practical idea for warm weather? Summer party suits favor the Oli- ver Twist, our. Tommy Tucker, mod: els and one piece styles with wash able satin waists and black and dark .colored straight pants. Stolen From the Youth. I think “daddy” must have taken his styles from the boys this year— you know what I mean, the kinds they call sport suits. And say, just be- tween you and me, he does look a bit youngish and juvenile in the kiddies’ styles! With the opening Spring buyer A Beautiful Line ‘Tweed knickers and Norfolk pockets easily win the palm for popularity. These are carefully tailored of the fin- est domestic and imported fabrics had such suits when I was I've heard a dozen comment and it is actually a fact. And the best thing about it all is, boys’ clothing will retail for much, much. less this spring. I must say a word here about the variety of styles. There are any num- ber equally attractive, although most have one feature in common—belts. Yoke backs, panels, box and knife pleats as well as novelty pockets are used with excellent effect. Shoulders are a trifle padded—but just “enough to accentuate the snug waistline and give the youths a stal wart and well setup appearance. Headwear Preferences. Caps and hats for juveniles are much the same as last year although middy hats to match their wash suits are worthy of mention. Capa for the older boys are de- veloped in light woolen fabrics in the spring shades. The one-piece kind is Preferred, with a generous tip and voluminous crown which is worn slightly pulled to one side. Giving aj Don’t Fail to See Our Fillet THE SHIKANY A FR we have on display for the Easter and The new Pongee Gowns, Teddies, Step- Ins, Vests and Bloomers are popular and unusually attractive this season, as are the Crepe de Chine and Wash Satins. DRY GOODS CO. of our new store room Line of Real Trish and Laces. 212 S. Wolcott St. -Phone 736 ROUND THE CORNER OM LUKIS CANDY CO. ‘NEW SPRING We will carry a full line of Potted Plants MANHATTAN SHIRTS Copyright 1922 Hart Schaffner & Marx Youll Welcome the New Ideas There’s something more than smart style and fine fabrics in our Hart Schaffner & Marx suits for spring. There’s dash, youth, vigor. There’s color. There’s a spirit of freedom that suggests the great out-doors; a clean-cut air that all men like. There never was a greater variety to choose from; sport suits; Norfolks, 2, 3, 4-button suits, models for every age; sizes for everybody. They’re great values at ‘42° A Fine Selection at $37.50 MIEpDNICK Bros. OPPOSITE HENNING HOTEL HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES O Good Ones as Low as 50 EDWIN CLAPP SHOES