The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1920, Page 11

NE of woman's 2 ‘ O chief claims to “th it must be attrac- For Smart Wome New and Original ¢ Fashion Designs @ —= By Mildred Lodewick ——= Flesh-Pink Organdie Over White Net, Piquantly Arranged. A r we admiration 18 daintiness, and there- fore the wise indi- viduale will never for- fet this attribute. All of Dame Fashion's of- ferings do not incor- porate daintiness however, and that is where so many womer. fa i their scheme of dressing. They assume that if a thing ts styl- tive, and thet if it lacks in daintiness it scores in another way. Sometimes, but sel- dom, this is true, and, ag defore stated, the wise woman will man- age in some way to in- corporate this im- portant quality. In oummer - time frocks it is easily at- tainable because of the character of the fab- rics used. Organdie and net are two ideal mediums for the de- velopment of the de- lightéul frock offered in to-day's sketch. The net may be employed for the foundation, with tiny tucks trim- ming it in groups of three, while three tiny ruffies finish the bot- tom. The organdie, which may be of white oc palest blue or pink, reveals the foun- dation at the front and drops as a tunic that is cut in wide scallops at the lower edge, Natrow filet or, Val. lace insertion finishes it, with edg- ing to match lending a softening toudh. Cults of the organdie on the short kimono = sleeves are completed with the samo | insertion and lace, while the some- | Bf what broad rolling collar that su- | rounds the round neck is of the nct, | with tucks and a tiny -self-ruffie | trimming it, A ribbon’ sash ‘would | be a sinact and rich complement to this frock, though an organdie one could supplont it STEPS EE Jellicoe and Borden in Londom LONDON, Feb. 4—Admiral Viscount | Jellicoe, with Sir Robert Borden, | A NEAT AND DAINTY SUMMER FROCK oy O Welsh Rarebit Smooth as velvet-always, and sotasty! | \ Handy ting ~All Quality Stores ~ £) seeceaN THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, KNOX ¥& HATS the Bier oo: i , Derby for which young men . » have created a demand. TEN DOLLARS KNOX OVERCOATS EIGHTY~-FIVE DOLLARS TO ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE KNOX HAT COMPANY Theorporated 452 FIPTH AVENUE . AT 40TH STREET NEW YORK 161 BROADWAY SINGER BUILDING «= ~~ Phxooe Samet MMT Prime Minister of Canada, landed at | Portsmouth yesterday from the battle cruiser New Zealand and went to Lon- don. WELCOME NEWS! IN THE ) DS. "rhe Daily Menu Maker” purrry cross Monn. xreMo le ‘ORANGE, NEW JERSEY, Reduced Prices! Being Manufacturers we can keep retail prices down. You reap the benefit. A Saving of $18.25 quality at the lowest prices in the city. The Sale at !4th Off Merits Your Immediate Attention DT OWEN (3 STORES) | (INCORPORATED) | (3 STORES) 66 WEST 45TH STREET FEBRUARY SALE c Magic words these days, and will be met with a great deab of appreciation among thoughtful people. Magnificent Stock of New Daven-os, Beginning at $56.75 We have effected a happy combination in quality and prices. Through this or- ganization you can secure the highest You Can Pay for an Owen Daveno While It Pays You! 34 B. 23d St, Manhaftan | 53 Flatbush Av., Breoklya Y WONDERS. aH cts) _ At 34 East 23rd Street, Store Only American Walnut and Mahogany Bedroom and Dining Suites There'll be a sensation when the prices here become generally known. We have kept prices down by careful merchandising, now we offer 25% —a straight One Fourth—off these prices. While other manufacturers are announcing price advances to their trade, we announce a price cut to you. Visit the 23rd Street Store and be greatly: surprised. FEBRUARY 4, 1920.” Lead to WANAMAKER’S All Roads these Days Where great February events hold hap- piness and saving for home-makers USIC The wonderful event of yesterday at Carnegie Hall— —LEVITZKI —MOISEIWITSCH —ORNSTEIN ~ RUBINSTEIN —and the great composer, pianist, GODOWSKI. appeared in person, and play- ed the piano, then, each in turn, pat on the piano bench with Yolded arms, and heard the AMPICO Reproducing piano play just as each had done. It wasn’t merely that the AMPICO played good music— difficult music in a masterly manner. It was that it played with all the individuality of each of the artistes named. It was LEVITZKI. Best'of Furniture} in February Sale It was GODOWSKI, : Ttwas each player. All 10 to 33 per cent. below regular prices a {Does this mean anything to and not one questioriable piece in the lot. Kk ‘Do you quietly accept it as What style do YOU want? most people nowadays accept anything that’s accomplished— no matter how miraculous the idea of it seemed before accom- plishment? Or are you going to see to it that one of the mightiest steps forward taken this Twentieth Century, shall work its good for you and for your children in Your-home? 84, 8, 9 and 10 pieces. Choice of almost a hundred of MUSIC is fine. them, all set out on the furniture floors, ranging from an Babi route the aitele we eight-piece suite for $163.50 to a handsome ten-piece suite hear that can do us any good. at $4,044, A piano in your home, seldom layed, sometimes played indif- ferently, does not produce MUSIC. A CHICKERING-AMPICO fh your home, WILL. It will play for you the world’s best music, as the best living masters of the pianoforte play it. Its music will take possession of you, turn out all the imps that pile in upon you when things go wrong, make you see things in a better light, and give you rest and confidence and the strength you need. The story of the AMPICO ig too big to be covered in words. Come to the Auditorium to- morrow, and let the story of the nee PICO be told to you through the Tableaux Historiques de Musique which illustrates the development of (1) the Piano; (2) the Dance; (3) the Art of Music. First Tabiiau— The Spinet— Eighteenth Century—the Boy Mozart plays at Court. Recond. atleast Square Piano—Nineteenth © Century— Jenny Lind’s Music Room; the original Chickering piano made for Jenny Lind will be used, Third Tableau — The Chick- ering Ampico Reproducing Piano, A music room of today. LINDLAY LENTON and BE- ATRICE SQUIRES in dances under the direction of the Sergei Portakovitch of the Russian Ballet School. LOIS BENNETT, soprano, as Jenny Lind. CLAIRE RIVERS, pianist. + JEROMERAFPAPORT,eight- * yer old child prodigy, as the Boy lozart. ALEXANDER RUSSELL and _ Queen Anne, William and Mary, Italian Renais- [} sance, Louis XV., Louis XVI., Chippendale, Shera- ff ton, Adam, Hepplewhite? You'll find interpretations }j of them all here. , Dining-room Suites ' | | Bedroom Suites | .4, 5, 6, 7 and 9 pieces. Mote than of from a pretty little four-piece suite at $256 to a-su piece suite at $3,476. ’ Living-room Suites Range from $72 to $1,492. Upholstered chairs from $21.75 to $531. Library tables from $27 to $445. Book cases from $49 to $247. And soon. The varjety and range is unequaled. And the low prices present opportunities which people with home interests are quick to fate advantage of. * Fifth and Sixth Galleries, New Bldg, Embroidered Georgettes Crepes and Satins Special purchase of 2,500 yards, $12.50 to $22.50. grades, all “i! $8.50 yd. inch widths, to be sold Thursday A large number of the 35 all-over and border de- signs are of the higher qualities—from $18 to $22.50. A number of them are in our stocks, The em- broldacy is sf Sey white afd colors, pad metal in silver and go) eorgette crepés are lack, white apa street and evening shades, The satins are in blac! Rare values. Main floor, Old Building Imported Terry cloth Bath Robes, $5.75 From Japan. Soft, lovely things, wash beautifully. ' i pach ta Rose and Delft blue bindings and striped designs; well th iod of each tableau. Ad- 4 . aon colic ates ‘Allmusic. | made, Good lounging robes. Ideal for wearing over a bath- lovers invited, ing suit. . J. THURSTON NOE, at the organ and piano. fe NUTE—The music, dances, costumes and stage setting will be New Bldg. Third floor; Old Building. Firat Gallery, Don’t have to Say much more than Men’s Winter Overcoats, $36.50 At.that price any Wanamaker Overcoat should go out quickly Facts are—there are 595 of them, winter ulster style, made up with full belt, which may be worn, or left off, as you prefer. f Materials are hard-finished friezes and cheviots, sturdy, weather resist- ing. Mighty serviceable coats, and smart-looking to boot. They are $50 to $65 grades the larger number in sizes 34, 35, 36, 37, but with a plentiful choice in all sizes, from 33 to 40. If all sizes were in sufficient quantity for our stocks, we wouldn’t reduce these fine over- coats. Burlington Arcade floor, New Building.