The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1913, Page 12

3 - Original Variations of Season’ wwe ee Fads in Gowns by Evening World’s Expert. By Mlle. Lodewick. RARniet N SS CHIN, STRAPS, AV tly aN DAN tela ¢ 4 | | Pe, BA Sra ave geeves™ wre ‘This season seems to be one of pretty } ] | fads and fanc which, when they be ome too popul the well dreased per fon does not want to retain, but here somo pretty variations | Off Woman's Bod; ome of Mr. and Mra Jol Burbert, No, 21% West Ninth etreet, Brooklyn, the body of Mary Beehan, who had died on Sunday at the age of eeventy-nine, lay in a shroud preparatory to ‘being placed in @ caaket for the funeral to be appreciated. Every with the velvet chin strap on small hats, but for wear with evening gowns there is a pretty way of using one long length of narrow velvet ribbon to band the neck and hatr ip Grecian style and tie at the nape of the neck, holding a pre ty flower in its knot, while the two long ends drop down, On the centre figure, where I have illus [}) trated this, 1» also seen a dainty frock with the modish back trimming of large, | fiat roses used in a diagonal line, The slippers to match the gown are laced i with ribbons, which are attached by | Jeweled buckles, in the latest mode of the moment. Another effective variation of the chin to-day, While the Burberts were sitting by the body early this morning one of the candles at the head of the dead woman fell and set fire to the drapery of the canopy. Before the flames could be extinguished they had resohed the shroud of the dead woman and completely destroyed it. } strap ts im the form of pearl beads 4 strung on @ tiny rubber and attached to MELVET Nee K ano HEAD oe TASS, NEEDLE IN BODY 50 YEARS. a head band of velvet. This may be Jewelled or have only @ pearl ornament at the front from which a pretty spray shoots upward, With fur #0 much used on evening gowns, & charming addition to one not too Invishly trimmed in this way would Make a plain sy: pint of granulated s warm water and Put 234 ounces of by mizing one and 44 pant of lor @ ralaates; ure Pinex (fifty cents’ worth) in a pint bottle, and fill it be the fur armlet shown in the left-|S*"seems Extract Steel After Half) yp with the Sugar Syrup, This gives hand frame. This may be @ narrow @ Century. you a family ca ge best cough band of fur finished with @ tiny head, syrup at a saving After wandering about in the body of Féward Nuiry for fifty years, an inch- and-a-half needio wee extracted to-day by gurgeons in the Eastern District Hospital, It was found in the calf of ‘tia left jem, Uttle the worse for ite travels except that it was more brittle than the average neatlle, Nulry te fifty-five years olf, @ ma- ohinist, and lives at No. © Broadway, Williamsburg. He told the doctors that when he was five years old and living | 14, with his parents in New York the nendle atuck in his right leg while at| though ah 2 imi py. it, use only genuine Pinex, which is» Tt d!4 not give him any pain, and ef-| most valuable concentrated compound forte to find it were abandoned. At | of Norway white pine extract, and ic Aifferant times, he said, he felt a tick-|rich in guaiacol and other natural whose eyes are glistening stones, It fe wonderfully pretty against the fair akin of the arm, On a sinall fur toque or hat I have shown another use of fur as @ chin strap attached to the hat on one side by a cute little head. With this could be worm the stunning coat which has the new ‘muft" sleeves and which I have shown as being banded with nar- row fur finished on the top with heads. The new Japanese coliar, which ts sup- 4d te stand out from the neck and k ap if it was dropping off the shoulders, is also shown in the right- hand frame, as finishing the the comfortable and practical coat suit- able for street wear or automobiling. The effectiveness of this sim le remedy is surprising. It seems to take hold most instantly, and will usually con- quer an ordinary cough in 4 hours, Iso excellent for bronchial trouble, bronchial asthma, whooping cough and spasmodic croup. This method of making cough remedy with Pinex and Sugar Syrup (ot strained honey) is now edie more any other cough syrup. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, | HE SUES FOR $10,000 ere But Defe He Was Called a “Nickel Snatcher” by Friend of Years. GRAY HAIR DARK tarters, Tt we she did't inted decora-| dant Says Ton Kronvere berg’s business and property. The sult, | which was filed following the breakine of friendly tes between the two men, is ‘yefore the Supreme Court. Yesterday Kronberg fied his anawer, in which he . bays It's Grandmother's Recipe: | “Im mitigation of the damages sought by Drubin, defendant Kronberg sets forth that on £opt. 11, 1918, he met Drubin in front of No. 1% Weat Twenty-aixth treet. 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