The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1922, Page 19

Fashion By Mildred Copyright, 10: LE sports type of dress T unusually popular this year aniong school girls and business girls. It seems to possess just the right ming- ling of snap, simplicity and practicality which the active girl aims for. ‘Its most popu- lar interpretation is in -wool dersey, which has now become one threatening to be of serge. ly lacking in formality, which of fashion’ standbys, parallel It is so convenient- makes it seldom neces be pressed, although of course any garment jooks the better for a pressing wearing shine like just as long, ary to forms a : ackground for any little bit of contrast in decor- ation. The blouse type of costume is especially favored just now even the little street ettes’’ assuming that the model I here will Meet with approval Its main claim to distinction is not the pretentious mdno- gram which, nevertheless, is one of the “mart methods of elaborating a frock, but in the ars 1 t and fori r strap over the op shoulder. Thus the ight and left sides of the balanced. incor- louse are nicely ‘he monogram may rate two or three ch as gold and blue on rown, or gray and blue or reen on red, or red and gray mn blue. Any girl at all needle can ff such a vr designing it If you should not care for the monogram or have not the time to apply it, a pretty em- broidered motif or one of punctured kid \.ould do. The skirt of this frock carries out Bthe one-sided effect, plaits which are cut dow! Points at the bottom, breaking the. straight hem line. Of course, New and Original Designs (New York Evening World) by Press Publishing Co. For Smart Women Lodewick A TRIG BUSINESS FROCK SUITABLE FOR JERSEY. these plaits will have to be faced in- stead of hemmed like the rest of the skirt. Velveteen and serge are other suit- able fabrics for this design. WOMEN STUDENTS WILL LIVE IN NEW HALL AT COLUMBIA Bids.for Construction of Resldent Building on East Field Called For. Bids for the construction and equip- ment of a resident hall for women stu- dents of Columbia University, to be erected on East Field, directly west of President Butler's house, have been called for on authority of the according to ar day. It is hope ready for occ structure is ing program. ‘The women's dormitory, whieh are being dr & White, will have ele basement In the cent nine stories and a bas in each of the two wings. Provision also will be made for an infirmary and dining hall. The Trustees have also approved plans for the erection of t nool of nounceme r may be plans for For Dad find something Gift any man lifetime of serv: GILLETTE SAF Brother at college— and Uncle Ed who’s“so hard to ' A New Improved Gillette. There’s a model that will just suit each one—the finest Christmas ness Building, to occupy the site on the quadrangle at the corner of 116th Street and Broadway. 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He is a great golfer. ‘The sermons, which he says will be delivered from “the home green,” include these topics: ‘Follow Through,” "Choose the Right “Improve Your Puttin’ “What Is Your Record?" “Which Shall It Be—God or Golt PIERCES SCHOOL TEACHER’S BRAIN ye ca 16.—While this morning, Mary A. twenty-six, a school teacher, fell to the floor and was instantly Killed when the curling iron pierced her brain. ‘Th young woman is believed to have been seized with a dizzy spell, to which she was subject, and had been away from school because of illness. ore Ye day she decided to return, When h mother heard the thud of her body, she ran into the room and found her W HEN colds are going the rounds and la grippe and pneumonia are prevalent, you must exercise precaution. You can’t escape exposure. But you can strengthen your re- sistance by taking Hill’s Cascara Quinine Tablets regularly. Colds-spread in the sneezing crowds that pack cars, streets, shops and theaters. Play safe and keep fit. 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