The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1913, Page 8

WOU VMS RELATIVES OD HLS SUT Maa, ‘Moore's $500,000 Claim “@gyoss of Husband Among 450° New Actions. 4 160 new claims for @amihies against the Oveanio Steam Maldgation Company, growing out of eb tilting of the White Star liner addition to the 500 mere uita brought against the ewners fevernl months ago, yfemit of filing claims was ex- ste April 16. ngwieuits are claims for dam- of relatives and baggage, ira, Moore sues on be- ‘of herself and five children. : ‘Ward Bucknell of Philadel- qi 911,946 for the lose of her and jewelry. Among t am infant that died at birth. Me * ‘©. Halverson of this city, widow Ny if O. Helverson, hae filed a for $101,894 for the loss of her Another claim of co: Qe" the apaivorsary.ot the love of the ‘came across the era a memory THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 14, Making Dresses at Home From Original Designs By The Evening World’e Expert, MLLE. LODEWICK. ) Moet Helpful Home Dresemaking Column Published. The Articies will Ge Printed Mondays, Thuredays and Saturdays. point where the ribbon at each side ends with chic dows. In combination with the ribbon, cord- {nga of blue, matehing the plcot edge, give an effective color finish to the V neck, also to the short sleeves, below which fall open cuffs of lovely croam lace, which correspond with the collar DESCRIPTION. Bo many new effects in ribbons havo been introduced to us this spring that ‘We cannot resist adopting for dress teimminge those which were really in- tended fop hats. And it ie surpriaing what original and charming effects cen be obtained with these ribbons. ° T am ahowing a costume of brown orepe de chine where self-colored moire | Fibbon, picot-edged in blue, forms a » he cecupied almilar relations , ad Mrs. Isidor Straus, wh Ti steceful trimming. Apparently holding on to the shoulders the deep collar, which appears to have no other fasten- | . | ing, the ribbon effects a double une, as} he| the skirt 1s drapod up and held at Liesl > fF pe he Swede saw no more. picked up by a col- " in the boat could row, took an oar, but the the boat only a short sinking vessel, and being drawn down fhe has never been able to As the ship went down Mr. aw Isidor Strauss standing wifein his arms. He as been able to efface th i 2 | TH t Hl bah some time in Jerusalem, y established a number of kitchens, Both aro intere: movement to effect Jews to Palestine, and say that praject 1s meeting with great suc- eine ef the passengers on the George was Mra. Elsie French the divorced wife of Alfred Vanderbilt. ere eight charming were refused y ee they were d that ther full tookiaz oa‘tue tenon le sex, and gi Cpe Werg not wanting for | H0OH000H00 O00 00000000006 =|$ Cheaper Than Butter $ And More Wholesome PURE FRUIT ae JELLIES Cooked in Kettles Lined with Silver It insures absolute cleanliness. It assures the pure, sweet fruit product in the luscious perfection of the natural fruit. Thousands use EDDYS PURE FRUIT JELLIES as a spread for bread—many other thousands will use them after the first try. Red Currant, Quince, Grape, Blackberry, etc. Grocers sell it for a limited time at 15c ‘The quality usually sold at a quarter E. PRITCHARD, Maken, 335 Sgring Strest, New York. 2 2 : 69000000000000000000 of came. A belt of the Gress material unassumingly finishes the walat line. | Considering the elaborate effect of this costume, It must be observed with what apparent ease it can be ex ‘The waist fe a plain kimono f tion, having the collar and ribbon ap- plied, the cordings morely finishing the jedgen, The skirt in five-gored, having | |@ panel in front, and ts open either tn back or at the hip. | Another sugeestion for this dress plain, or having @ small figure. aa ness the picot ribbon better than @ large figure; a collar of cream lace and cordings of black moire. . ay Rap ANSWERS TO QUERIES. of the flowers acatter the rest of the material, which is 40 inches wide. Would like it made suitable for after- toon wear in warm weather and for evening. Am twenty years of age, tall and well built, 8. D. Make your skirt with a the hip line, i { i i } in : | i Dear Fashion Editor: Will you kindly suggest a suitable design for a dress of this imported ik, something plain but stylish for m and evening? Am twenty- three years old, & feet tall, brown bair eo. enter volle dros could be made for! chestra, responded to many enc d+ evening wear? would be to’use challie In a rote cotor, | iy “gmail” because it would eutt the dainti-| e four yarde of bordered crepe, pale bluo| dress of charmcuse like inclosed sam: and pink? The border, like inclosed, 18] pte, Will you kindly phmeer ante on one a@ide only, while small bunches| that would be rather dressy? 1918. Brooklyn, More than fifteen hundred Dereons attended and five hundred tate comers were turned away. Prof, Fleck, who conducted the or Dear Fashion Faitor: Will you advise me how a gale lav. is Would Persin. #iik and at the end of the programme was make a sulinble trimeing? Am twenty | called upon by his audience to make & years of age and @ brunett speeci. Gie said he regretted that the end of the city serics was at hand and form {hoped the city would not abandon {te a the futu It war Lavender obiffon cloth je concerts whict® made possivie tha city series originated. @ an afternoon lama ing woman above medium height end rather stout. M. G. Ont FG = £ | given @aturday night at Public School No. &, in the Brownsville section of| thine, as E 5 rr WHEN HOUSEWORK IS BURDENSOME StH EST aING EALTH- BUILDING FOGD-MEDICINE Scott’s Emulsion Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets Tuesday, A 15th Anniversary Sale of ‘‘Onyx’’ Hosiery At Specially Reduced Prices Women’s ‘‘Onyx’’ Silk Lisle Hose, In black, white or tan; double heel and toe; Dub-L garter top. 25 Regular price 35c. Women’s ‘‘ Onyx’’ Silk Lisle Hose, Of silk or plain gauze lisle, in black, white or tan; Dub-L garter top, heel and toe, with Dub-L lisle top. This 100-Piece Imported Dinver Set with every $100 Purchase CREDIT TER 3 bd 1) S57 Sodowns 0 5°75 | 10° 150 A WEEK n Monday and Seterday Evenings Only BET [187 ll9 } 2174.-3° AVE | 315] Regular price $1.50 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1,00 3 pairs for Women’s ‘‘Onyx’’ Boot Silk Hose, In black, white or tan; double heel and toe, Regular price $1.50 3 pairs for Women’s ‘‘Onyx’’ Pure Thread Silk Hose, Double heel and toe, Dub-L garter top and double sole, of silk or lisle; black only, Men’s ‘‘Onyx’’ Thread Silk Sox, In black, tan and colors; double lisle heel, sole and toe. Regular price $1.50 Regular price $1.50 3 pairs for Men’s ‘‘Onyx”’ Silk Lisle Sox, Spliced heel, sole and toe; black only. Regular price $1.50 3 pairs for B. Altman & Cn. are showing, in their Dress Goods Depart ment, an attractive assortment of Suitings in black-and-white effects, including stripes, diagonals and checks in plain and fancy weaves; gray mixtures, white Eponge, new weaves in Bedford Cords, and English cricket cloths. Also a selection of cloths in blacke and-white combinations and colors, especially desirable for steamer and motor coats. (Bthth Avenue, 34th aud 35th Streets, Nem York. MVE Sunday World’s Want Directory makes more ‘Offers of Positions’’ than any other two mediums the universe. B. Altman & Co.. WILL HOLD THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL SALES TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) Fd Misses’ and Young Women’s #, Spring and Summer Dresses for Afternoon and Evening wear, presenting a selection of the newest styles and matee i rials, in white and the favored color effects, ° at unusually low prices, as follows: $15.50, 20.00 & 24.00 A limited number of Misses’ High-cost Gowns Z and Tailor-made Suits at reduced prices. — Girls’ Washable Dresses (Sizes 6 to 14 years), featuring the desirable Spring and Summer fabrics, will be placed on sale at the following spectal prices: $2.50, 3.75, 5.50 & 7.50 Women’s Knit Underwear in a specially prepared offering consisting of the following: Imported Fancy Swiss Ribbed Combination Suits - at $1.35 Ribbed Cotton Combination Suits at 50c. Imported Fancy Swiss Ribbed Vests at 45c. Also Albatross Skirts, with embroidered ruffle . at $1.50 Men’s and Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs in an interesting variety, at special prices. Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs Initialed per dozen $2.00 Hemstitched per dozen $2.10, 3.00 & 4.25 Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs Inttialed « perdozen $195 Hemstitched . perdozen $1.25 & $1.50 Also Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs, trimmed with Armenian lace . each 35c, Women’s Hand-embroidered Linen Handker- chiefs . « each 50c., 95c. to $1.50 e . . A Sale of Toilet Articles at the following low prices: Hair Brushes . at $0.65; Tooth Brushes at $0.15 Bath Brushes . at .65|/Bath Sprays . . at 98 4 Nail Brushes . at .25|Soap . . - per box .30,, Pullman Aprons, with Towel and Washcloth in case of Cretonne, at $1.50; of Silk. at $2.6 Men’s Negligee Shirts and Scarfs offering remarkably good values. Men's Negligee Shirts, plainted or plain, wit®-.- stiff cuffs, actual values $2.25 to $2.50" at + $1804" Men's Fourein-hand Scarfs of Imported Sills, actual values $1.00 & $1.50 at 6Bcux!. Also Men's Balbriggan Underwear, consisting of Shirts, with long or short sleeves or sleeves +" less; and Drawers, in knee.or ankle lengthy 2s, . eo, @ . . ° . . . e é rf ' Furs, Rugs, Draperies:and Lave-/ Curtains recetved for Storage ©