The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1919, Page 4

Oe ne ee ete pepe " amen A te yates eatery CET EE NE a REACH HOME FROM needed on the Italian front New York to-day welcomed American ed t mornt y a boatload " ed Col, Wallace on plans for the sentation of a gold medal to the clals and residents wil ree” . Americans in honoring the men. By that time the entire ree GUARANTEED f this | 2 Immediately upon the appeamne moration of the in Italy in 1918 for the noble Wo ‘i Ww : liberty and democracy ERe CHASED AUSTRIANS FOR ESTABLISHED 1879 WITH FEW CASUALTIES. 32d is composed of Ohi 170 Nassau St. New York ECTLY OPPOSITE CITY HALL | « Verdun, and were transfer Celery Soup Lissgeed Recipe Nineteen mode rimmed Two cupful: ery, 44 cup farge potatoes, cut in ¢ ited onion, t table ter, four cups cold wa cups sweet m: my und bthe 37th Italian Army unde Duke of Aosta | 1t was done; Add milk and Li laart io Put ih “Eddys” Sauce just before 3 | 4 ystrians removing from fire | got into the re 3 Cats After) st MADE INU. 5. A. was pcattered, “performing At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores Made by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St..N.Y McCutcheon’s Easter Neckwear Exclusive with McCutcheon’s Waistcoat of smart novel- | Waistcoat of McCutch con's English Print, in Navy and White, Copen | and White, Pink and White checks $3.25 With collar $2.25 | With collar $3.75 ty Pique in an unusually attractive model. Made in our own workroom $1.75 Imported Neckwear Madeira—-hand-embroidered, semi made collars $1.50, 2.25 and 2.50 each Belgian—real Lace Neckwear $6.95 to 47.50 French—beautifully embroidered neckwear $5.75 to 39.50 $9.50 to 27.50 James McCutcheon & Co., Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Sts., N. Y. frish—Limerick Lace neckwear. LENTEN COOKERY i five week back of the lines in France pre regi- zens of New, 1) join iment REGULATED = | Ps"'° 4" ! 0 DAYS jo Na red to to the a part er the Karl of Cavan, which was a part of pr the iment iMeult be 1» NEW YORK MEN ALSO HOME ON | Ir« THE DUCA D'AOSTA, | 6 ship brought home « number} 1 { distinguished military officials and | offi TE ! to and the|in May, 1917, veh the war, | anoth asner ney J) that only the rict rom|in Hungary, he f Ger food than the out 4 1 the 331 tr it. Alfred B. Mackay,| which accompanied the 322d Infantry |g h Street, a Wall Street|to Italy, They had 250 patients at|ia one passenger. He joined It mp at Madison Barracks! (7 fn Charles L. O'Donnell wa WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1919, PIREOGNUUUTHANOLANANAN MANHATTAN TH APPAREL IN THE LATER MODES 0, fifty ficers and me 4th St. at Herald ta. IN WONDERFUL VARIETY straight-line models. 18.50 Tailleur Suit of Mannish Serge, in a new long line Very Specially Priced, effect, with Braid Trimming, $35.00. 30 00 . COATS, WRAPS AND CAPES GRACEFULLY DRAPED APES and wraps of Tricotine, Serge, Cashmere, 'é Velour and Silvertone indicate the season’s favor for voluminous folds of drapery, deftly arranged to emphasize the modish straight line. Very Specially Priced, 25.00 LEASING simplicity is revealed in the capes of Silk Tricolette and the dolmans of Silvertone, a sim- plicity which only accentuates the extreme ele- gance of these chosen garments of the present vogue. Very Specially Priced, 35.00 F incomparable richness and distinction in taste, O imagination and charm are the new dolman wraps beautifully fashioned in Silver Tip Bo- livia Cloth, Crystal Cord, Silk Duvetyn and Suede Cloth, Very Specially Priced, Very Specially Priced, A remarkable ensemble of Spring fashions featuring distinctively different themes developed in all the new and favored fabrics. The Values Are Most Extraordinary FROCKS OF EXQUISITE DESIGNS IN NEWER VERSIONS 4 MONG the more interesting and swagger frocks designed for afternoon and street wear are those developed ih su- perior Serge in the infinite varieties of the capricious taste are the tailored frocks of Tricolette. So, too, are those of ex- uisite Georgette in graceful models with Qeccdiful beading effects in clever notes. . HARMING enough to satisfy the most Cape of Mannish Serge, in combination with Silk beauty of the beaded frocks of Geor- gette Crepe and of equal charm are the tailored and draped frocks of Figured Georgette, Moire Silk, Satin and Tricotine. } ON DERFUL are the grace and dainty Very Specially Priced, 25.00 ISTINCTIVE new frocks of Georgette and Paulette, either profusely embroid- ered or accented by piquant touches 4 beading and unexpected effects of color charm. , * ° ; Tailleur Suit of Tricotine, Very Specially Priced, with waisteoat of Tricolele, $62.50. 45.00 to 75.00 MODISH TAILLEURS IN NEW EFFECTS ‘HE demand for the tailleur shows no signs of abatement and the suits of Poiret Twill and su- perior Serge are type and symbol of the highest ideals of the art of tailoring. Very Specially Priced, 30.00 RICOTINE suits, the season’s version of the 7 modish tailleur, exceedingly appropriate for Spring, very youthful in style expression and of- fering a wide choice in the selection of modes. Very Specially Priced, 40.00 AXTREMELY stylish are the cleverly tailored lines kh in the suits of Tricotine, Serge and Poiret Twill, Tricolette, $43.50. fashioned in the favored colors and featuring Wraps the style thenves of the hour. Very Specially Priced, 48.50 © 95.00 Sixes ie yoare TURES 5Sbt5P% tu Messe 50.00 © 85.00 ETT REUEREAUONTA OREN RRNA E AEH HOAQUANNTENTERTRATNNATAT ATT An Easter Greet-Treat SAL1O NU will make ‘em all happy. Hac7t Hateh he pave the Parcel Post /TS - {im Orn