The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1911, Page 5

t From Exclusive Parisian Dressmakers Latest Models of Gowns and Hat Worn by Members of “The Pink Lady” Company, Posed Especially for The Star. MISS ADAMS the high-) ss aker's | ve xclusive MISS WILSON f pale n Faille Francaise led tm flesh moustin de sole overgown of white net embroidered in pale green and coral stones. The bodice is empire effect, with round neck and sleeves to match. The bottom of the overdress is hand somely embroidered in & deep bor der of coral and green silk embrold ery Her neighbor in th Miks Ida Adams, noks str y sad ina wonderful gown of two-tone green | These gowns repre p of the di and rose sat flesh-colored chiffon is empire effect, made of hand-e roidery in several tones of ro silk, picked up with steel beads The sleeves of chiffon, edged with a velvet ribbon reversed, show eatin back and P nm buttons The verdrape of very full green chif . slit at wide, is held in by Persian trimmings and bu The bottom of skirt Is finished to match sleeves. mperial 4 with ashion d os » Pink the A designed and ¢ for the s Tats.” musical of New Y The hat is alse now LP ut ever Z pleture gown worn by Miss W the curly locks, at the WEDDINGS |, The dress |damsels are fashtoned OF VIVID HUES satin with oxidized galloon WILL BE VOGUE |tecoration and cream lace yokes : cut low round the neck and partially p Bridesmaids of springtime will /fijied in with marquisette, which wt be arrayed in the pastel s fabric is repeated for the bell-cap @ the yester-years when they walk |! Bright green sashes finish i the altar this season if they | ‘Me costume With these dresses are worn Many out the latest vogue. Instead, | pack lace hats of tremendous size, Mey will don all the vivid hues of/cut in sweeping Gainsborough Spectrum and weep regrets | shape. They are trimmed with huge there aren't any more splash-|tulle bows of black and yellow, shades } threaded through oxidized buckles, and are given a tiny bandeau pink moss-rose bu under ms. It fs the province of these bandeaux to raise the hats at the left sides. son, right of to be worn by these RRR maize a8 8 DON’T MISS THIS. Announcer ot another of The Star's popular contests wit be made ona this page tomorrow. Five fine cook books will be given away next week to readers of this page. Don't miss theannounce- Don't mise the an ment of particulars in » Star tomorrow eeeeeeeeteneee eee e eee eee eeee Style has been approaching es PREP’ since a year ago when Mar- Gould marched down the sisle Marry young Anthony Drexel, by 12 maids all decked ia turquoise bine and old rose. | Will reach its height in London! month when Corinne Vereker | ti At this function | » attendants will be draped | yellow and black. Could | bu! German Potato Cake. Grate 4 large potatoes raw, add enas, 1 cup of sifted flour and | teaspoon of baking powder, ‘The new ginghams are eaatly dis and salt, a tablespoon of Kuisha from those of last m, not offly because of their ex ingly new and dainty designs, because they are considerab! ha e & frying batter. spoonful into hot lard, and serve in a napkin with par and sliced be more extreme than/| lighter in weight than they lemon, with chops, for a luncheon at a wedding? ever been previously | dish Drop by the Suits Dresses iL Hats |L BARGAIN PRICES S Up to $30 Values A SUITS Up to $40 Values P DRESSES COATS.. ALTERATIONS FREE Trimmed Hats $3.50, $5.00 and $6.50—All Worth Double SAMPLE SUIT SHO 500 Arcade Building— lc Hevator bodice | Seeeeeeeeeeeeee ited butter and enough cream to{ Cynthia Grey’s Letters Mine ¢ address that FASHIONS Kilted girls wkirts will be for know whether | love him or anak DOUBTFUL, | Personally, I do not ap It he pect and love. Answer | to appeared not? Mrs, O A.—No. at, Is at) prove of Jong engagements is married |is worthy of your re to a man by the name of Chamos. |and can support you, and if you are| Chew Their Seattle address tx $12 Fulton of your affection for him and n READER for ahead and marry Dear | request for recently in your 8. Fowler Ashland, oason cloumn phren he The ¢ head ng cap and turbar the # have disappeared Oregon of colored plain ettes made his him ffon, perfectly you, go fabric well Dear Mins ( Please a to clean and curl a plume u A.—Make @ paste of gasoline cornstarch and wash plume Hang in the air to dry, When dry shake out the powder, Curl the ends of fibers over back of a knife Use precautions about fire, Dear Miss Grey: (1) Is It proper for a young man of 19 to kiss a young girl of 18 after coming fror a party? (2) Whatts the best face powder? How old sh girl be before getting marr BRIGHT not recommend pro in thin colume od would advice tell me white | K and in it « - for suits and separate ¢ Dear Miss Grey clean a child's white collar? how How can I fur muff and MRS. H. 8. | Ae-Rub hot cornmeal through the fur, roll up in a clean towel and put aside for a short time, Then shake out. Repeat process if nece sary, until fur is clean, There ts to be girdies and | Wear a great for sashes Cottage than las is the pop popular broider The and hiy must newest jackets shoulders | at two points, th They be waist Dear Miss Grey: Please tell me 4 suitable tnscription to write a birthday card A READER Al wish you many happy re j turns of the day on will be quite at @ uid a ? th ad of avored In combs and barrettes made fd formation ing | plerced appears to be most YES. +4) wah in Ko plain or ro what kin Dear Miss Grey most fashionable tleres? If plain, What kind of curtains do yc | for parlor windows? (3) I have a hand mirror which is scaling off. How can I fix it? NEWLYWED. A—(1) Plain. The kind depends largely on the furnishing of the rooms, If furnishings light pretty madras curtaing in harmon jaing shades are vory nice tu is bi ily uph urtains are best y the Cortainly 1 cany prietary s What ¢ in this case? The of ba of embrotd t garnitures con ds, with French ry, bead fringe,| | tassels and designs worked on net and bands of embroidery, using} knots in place of beads Satin pumps and slippers are coming more popular as the season dvances, ‘The vogue of short owns, whether for the street, b or for evening Wear, makes the ques tion of shoes of espectal importance this season. | | | — ] | do knot Miss Grey: I thank you for getting a home for the two little kittens, and am now trying to get a home for the mother eat. She ts ay cat and well trained ! am leaving the elty. Mable, East 4331 Dear be. are (2) Buy coa yard and make Dear Miss Grey T am interest ed in the letters written to you by the different readers of The Star] curtains to reach jast below the sill and have never written before, but | | rge lace edge and inser take the liberty to write you to-| (lon, or else an inch wide hem with ight. ctitg « of r an-jiace edge, Let hang straight. (4) |wear during a season c re in today’s Star, as you will| Don’t try it It would ¢ | ie ma plain styl see by the incl d the f probably, than a new mirror but a ell, question and your answer. You} — —— —_ ater say they have no meaning. They TODAY’S STYLES TODAY — & The most practical tailored sult the one whose purpose is for bi have & meaning—flirtation, also handkerchiefs, fans and flowers. 1 have forgo’ meaning of the different post 1 found them n a book mother had wher |we children wore about the age of this writer—Book on Etiquet. It was a fairsized book, and gave }about all the information a young needed, I have no doubt book could be pur md book store. now. married and have four chil ren, two going to school. Hoping |you will not be offended by my correction and that you will cor rect same in tomorrow's Star. STAR READER (This letter {is well-tntended, no doubt. But a “flirtation” by post age stamps ie vulgar and unneces sary. To place postage stamps lin. odd positions causes postal jclerks considerable annoyance and extra work. A Mirtation under any cireumatances is neither clever nor interesting.) I am Dear Miss Grey: Could you give me the name of some matrimo paper or some way I could «et |quainted with some nice girl? A LONESOME READER A—No. If you would be happy jand “normal” shun the matrimonial | agency. | Dear Miss Grey: I see by to night's Star that some one asked for a permasent cure for chil |blaine, The following remedy jeured me and IT am sure tt will cure the party if they will use It Ten cents’ worth of sweet of! and | chloroform mixed, Have the drug gist mix it. Rub the parts night and morning. MRS. A. G. M. you } im } Dear Mies Grey: I have been |going with my fiance since last July, and we are to be married the leoming July. Some of my friends |advise me not to be in too great a |hurry; to wait another year. Do |you think this too short a time for a career for which | apecial talents are required. is it | reasonable to suppose that all women can be good mothers any more than it ie to suppose that all women can sing In grand opera? ing —— sem EST Modern Dentistry All Operations Painless | Motherhood I Dress Up for Easter at dress event the it is Only one more Sunday and the of the year is here. Are you all ready to greet occasion with new apparel? If you are not, high time that you are beginning to think of it you will be prepared in time. Bradbury System Clothes for Men They will appeal to men of refined style ideas or men with radical style ideas. ‘They will not only dress him well on Easter Sunday, but for several months after, will they continue to give him perfe tion. It is not a hard matter to fit you for extra sizes for large or short men are obtainable in the same pat- terms as the regulars. Complete New Line of Furnishings New shirts in latest mer lootwear,; son hats; in fact, an « Exquisite Apparel for Women Coats, Suits, Dresse Waists, Millinery t beautiful materials with an abur of excl ness and distinction about them t6 court favor among discrimina you are of that kind, you. will be e selection should be made now in order be ready for you in ample time Convenient Credit at Cash Prices ‘This accommodation affords you the please of being properly dressed on Easter, whether you have the ready cash or not. It only takes a little down and a little at a time to buy this way and yow never miss the money spent. You do not have to wait until you accumulate the ready cash—just open an account with us, so t satisfac- TEETH neckwear in a host of colors; new hades; new hosi pring and sum new blocks in J. 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Avenue AND Pike Steeer THIRTY FOURTH STREET (ee |New York c $2.95 for Wavy Switches $4.50 Ones | Peroxide of Hy- One-Pound drogen Sotues 10 Kintho Beauty Cream 1 and Union Suits Special 79c fe 8 for 256 Rose Glycerine Soap, “M” Under Waists 124¢ Aichiiarew'e' = 1 Dt —Virst Floor Absorbent Cotton, 1 th. Boys’ $7.50 Blue Serges 45 rect as t le—finished Dougall wick Co. m coats have serge Mnings, the ers are full-lined, too, Sizes 9 to 17 years, and regularly $7.00, Saturday cor: in the Mac nner! The knickerbock $5.45 Mrongiy made Suits with two pairs of knicker boekers mt #5. Norfolk Suits ngle-breasted; belted; the correct Nor with box pleats or marr 1 yoke, as you prefer. New ¢ Scotch Sizes § to 14 year ). Similarly good values, $10 and $12.50. pleats a aw tweeds ¥ handsome felt and straw hate; mil Good Suits, $7.50 All-wool, sturdy tly made and just as finely finished, besides being correct as and with two pairs of knicker Coats are double-breasted. Sizes 9 to 17 years. Strong values at $7.5 Bere Mere, Thied Wieer hone THE MacDOUGALL & SOUTHWICK CO. $4 WEEKLY EASTER GARMENTS WITH LIBERAL CREDIT An unusually strong showing of Tailored Suits, Coats and Dresses for the Spring season. Many exclu- sive creations, without a fancy price, enable you to dress correctly without haying the ready cash by purchasing here. Your Name on Our Books Is as Good as Cash MILLINERY FOR EASTER Hundreds of handsome Spring Hats in the delightful shapes of the season are shown in our mil- linery section—make your selec- tion and open an account. NEW YORK DENTISTS, lnc. 614 First Ave. Examinations and Estimates Free. Painless Extractions .. -$ .50 Silver Fillings ....++. - Cement Fillings ... 50 Gold Fillings ........ 1.00 Gold Crowns and Bridgework, per tooth + 5.00 Plates (guaranteed) .. 5.00 Bellingham Office, Sunset Everett Office, Commerce Bldg.