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EASTER LILIES, ROSE BUSHES, moments. TULIPS, HYAcmms, DAFFODILS. Limes
“OUR meant—QUALITY. FLOWERS—{QUICK SERVICE-MOST REASONABLE . PRICES
SEEDS '
i l'l‘lil TREND OF SPRING MODES
ELVILALEI) BY FABRIC OUT AND TRIM
vi. - ala Encompass .
Wide Field Ranging
“ram innumerable Types of ».Woolens to
~‘, Wis Satin
; .3 veral
modes
n lumen.
".‘CZiS ill :porrs
lit'le‘l m Librlc. cut
‘I .mrml; err-onwuss a
31.," l‘C“! ti.» innum-
t' m. .l 1.:. comprising
camel}. liflll‘ Hull and
'::L.2l§; «yr colt-loncs, to
ill‘lll'f‘l more. crepe
m1": :nm. tho latter
Tums ‘.li"“i}' such as
;‘ H ‘ " n-rcd cre-
«if’fl‘kwl since Palm
l.,;;o:m21~91' by which
m; or biliiilllcl‘ (ash-
, x 1", ‘rthuaustic ca-
“an.
1,, i: LlllL-illCl‘ im-
vm tiny sport:-
l .il;lllC\ln‘~; such a
.:. mo knitted modes.
ulzu challenging at-
.liun. for the dcvclop-
»,.lx:lii-,l' iopcouts ill
mi nhut nppeurs in
.- .~_ whit: “‘L‘Ulcll suits (*l-
.; plaidul. tho \‘.l\'ct
.1 brush! color.
,. iiimming category. 'uu-
ranks iorcmou “itll parti-
.::';phu5is placed on tapestry
"1 point . ":Lclg. cross-stitch
ill convr onzti patterns.
spring. the r‘Vo-y‘lece suit with
1;;gth, mantis!) coat and tailor-
_::t. the :s‘vuer either subscrib—
3 the dc breasted or center
.ned m-.‘ , and the latter “ith
“fed plcz‘. meatless. gives
use of li'fi' ' -; in unquestionable
Emir“ ».~_ comprising frock
and three-quarto: coat. the latter oi‘
dissimilar fabric. usually lined with
the material tnshionlng the frock.
are equally well sponsored for more
formal wear. In Separate coats. tin-
three - quarter double - breasted
“Prince of Wales" tyne is receiving
the endorsement or many of the
most authoritative houses.
lI‘rOcKs are represented indiscrim-
inately in both the one and,two-piecc
types and continue to emphasizi-
tront buttonlnga. Chanel necklines
and'trimiy tailored etfects.
Knitted frocks .ioilow quite closely
in the fobtstupl oi the fabric mod-
els so far as cut and style features
are concernedf some rccentlyceen,
deviated lrom the front buttonlng so
universally endorsed. using the metal
contrivance instead.
Knitted suspender frocks are also
being shown in all the favored col-
orings and are frequently accompan-
ied by knitted jumpers or under
blouacs with 15mg sleeves and boyish
collars.
“'c'vc All Known film.
“My other-piece of advice. Copper-
field." said Mr. Micawber. "y ou
know. Annual .ncomo tucui)
pounds; annual expenditure nine-
teen, nineteen. six—result happiness
Annual income twenty pounds: an-
nual expenditure twenty pound:
nought and'six—result misery. Th1
blossom ll blighted. the lea! is with-
ered. the god or day goes down upon
the dreary scone. and—and. in short.
u;
you are forever floored. As I am.
from the
moment you
put them an uns’ . .
til you take them'off. '
They have that cust‘otn‘ 1901‘
that puts the finishing touch”
to the well drossod m 5.9
We have’ the stylcs mutant .
at prices yogurt word 1031137: -,
Lows
ant PW. Block
sci-74th new
FERTILIZER
EUGENIE ET JULIETTE PRESENT AN UNUSUAL INDIVIDUALITY
AND FROCK OF PEASANT
INSPIRATION ,
CAPE-WRAP
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PHONE 364 . .
“ ‘ INSECTIDES '
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IS STRESSED FOR
CHIXCHILLA A REGAL
JUNIOR FROCKS '
MODEL
Low as Bottom of Cape Itself.
sonifying the Parisian Doll, 13
Over White Satin. ‘
Are Finely Pleated and Edged
-. “La Belle Florentine” Shows :1ch Treatment of the Eve-
ning .Capcowrap. This Model Is in Pink and Gold Lame and
Little Cape of Gold Lace Bordered by a Straight Galon of the
Same Lace, and Ended by Four Long Tassels That Reach as
“Poupee de Paris” Is One of a Seriexs of Fancy Little Dresses
Presented by Eugenie ct Juliette in Their Spring Showing, The!
Included Several of Peasant Style Inspiration. This Model. Per-
Double-Tiered Skirt and Little Cape-Bertha
ed Lacc,'and Belt 13 of Stifl Patterned Faillc.
By Interpreting Youth-
ful Grace They Dom-
inate Spring and
Summer Clothes ‘
Hand-made frocks 'for girl- of 8
‘o 17. interpreting the youthful grace
2'! the junior with an individuality
xthiovod through the use of fine on:-
welder-lea and careful attention to
1. mil. dominate the spring and sum-
-u:1- clothes; ‘ l
Styling of the more difficult ages,
.:\l“‘¢€n 8 and 14 is given dia-_
iuctivo qualities in manipulation of
rubrics—frequently the combination
wt two tones and the nubile intro-
luclion of fulncsa. In vollea. this.
Tulneu which is neafly always preo-
cut. enhances the effect obtained by
‘he oofinesa of the material.
Diversity in neckline la outstand-
mg, no particular out being follow-
rd. Tho bertlm is meetivoly intro-
duced u a trimming for voile (rocks.
and occasionally its size ogerehad-
nwslall other decoraiiv detail.
Restraint in decoration is exercis-
wl in the practical daytime model:
[or all ages. The tailored embellish-
..ment of straight little tabs of con-
trasting color down the aldol. um!
:;'I an glng {or the berth“ attracts
.u'lont n. .
l in white voile (rock- tor more tor~
'mal occasions. real Valqgclonnoa and
other fine laces am used in exqui-
.slte combinations of edging- nnd 1n-
'sortlons to outllno the tours. but
still potaloauggutivo formation or
‘Lho lklrt. In this can, tho bloc-o
r is long and straight. also lac. trim-
;mcd. and conduct! at a low.waiatllnc
‘iby either lace or ribbon. or both.
f Ensemble suite with both long
and abort coats ire sponsored for
:tho tho Junior mill. and an develop-
cd in a heavy quality of crepe do
chine.
Bishop sleeves and inverted tuck-
lnga. forming a. yoke. malt. unus-
ually interesting a short coat model
developed in crepe do chine .0! mm!
color. Gay embroidery in strips of
graduated widths is employed in
h.
2.
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The Evening Wrap. Developed
in Black Crepe de Chine, Em-
ploys a Cape Section, Simulat-
ing 8 Shaw] Arrangement, Made-
af Printed Silk Printed in Bold
R051 Patterns. The Long Shawl
Collilr Is of Chinchilla.
'BLACK SATIN AND ‘
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SHOP
SOUTH
JARDINIERS
EMBROIDERY WOOL
Many attractive. decorative notes
are used for both tunica and two-
plece costumes. Embroidery is
given considerable prominence on
plain materials. ~
Prints are featured for tunlcs. but
are more strongly developed in the
two-piece costumes. The print may
be used for the entire costume. that
is. the overblouso and skirt with a
touch or solid color to relievc the
brilliance of the pattern. Other
models use the print for the over-
blouse, with the skirt in a plain col-
or that harmonizrs with one of the
colors in the design. .\ hand of the
novelty fabric finishes the skirt.
Embrodiery is Orland in various
materials from coarse. bright wool-
en yarns to outlining prints with
beads. Attractive two-piece sports
costumes sponsor guy wool embroi-
dery worked out in bayadere strip-
ing that suggests Fair Isle sweaicrs.
NORWALK
MAKES
APPEARANCE FOR SPORTS TYPE
du- treatment. or possibly worked
true a motif around a pocket.
Less colorful but richer in em-
broidcry in sill: and metal threads.
following in some instances elabor-
ate Chinese patterning. primarily in
gold lhread with lOH"“":‘ of color.
Closely allied with the cmhroidr‘rv
is the use of applique combined with
'gold thread. the former more often
featuring fine suede cloth in soft
tones.
Gm» rally speaking embroidery is
introduced in wide l-m‘d'r treatment
vhivh somctlzws o-x‘l‘nda some way
up ih~ {mm rt :1 hum: raw-2m in hie
luv" of the jumpr-r costumes wthh
~x~ _ r this Mun of deurullon for
‘ihe whole of the ovrchlnusc. Tunic!
ul>n foznurz nil ow r cmbroidcry in a
trim” paltrrn in self-(-»r'--.lrl silks.
Tho poasant influence is noted
among cortain nvrklinos which fa—
vor tho rullhr high "snugly-lilting
White zmdlight shades in crcpo de
chine are favored {Or the ground-
work.
fercnt appearance whrn worked out
in dainty garlandSsand used in bar-
Palm Beach Notes
By Eleanor Gunn.
Palm Beach. —— Although black
dot-e not at first rt-glsicr as import-
ant at the Everglades Club‘and the
lClub Moritmanre. it is worn. cape-—
‘cialiy on coo nights .by women
whose choice counts. Last evening
when Sid Smith created some Andy
Gump cartoons for tho entertain-
ment of the many assembled. black
was sacral times rcpeated. most of
those dresses being made with deep
V backs, some extremely low.
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The knitted coat in carpet and
tapestry effect: has developed into
a considerable item here. Many wo-
men arrhed at Palm Beach with
several which were stunning in col-
or and design. Among the/lest! col-
oriul models is one in two shades of
gray and White.
0 o o'
in the severely plain kashn and
horizontal position on one-piece
frocks. and is accentuated by tiny
metal buttons sewn at the lower
edge. so that they appear to bo drop-
ping oil. The same decoration em~
phuiree the widest part of the
sleeves.
Made of Parma Violet Chiflon
new EVENING COAT ON
CAPE LINE
\Vith Medallions of Ochre Tint-
PARIS.——-It is very difficult to
write or negligeea that this or tfiatt
style predominates. because the
charming tenure of this type at
garment is that‘it need not be tas-
thnable at all but in the individual
taste of each wearer. Speaking
broadly. the collections which in-
cluded negliseee this spring emphm
sized three types. pajama tachlona.
rather trim neat negligees. and,
lastly. the filmy vaporoua teagowns
which were once in undisputed rule
in every showing. Apparently the
rige for practicality and the dis-
trust or the topoteminine is extend-
in; even to robes d'lnterleur. for
while still general. thi- laat fashion
shares honors with the first two.
Worth. for example, «mom a
‘ special department for boudoir an-
parel. showed some 10 or 12 negli-
gees, the majority ‘0! which were
cut on coal: dress linen and made of
plain colored silks. Their only
coma-ion to trivouty lay in their
light colors. such as flesh pink and
in the generous out of their sleeve.
which were long and widely flaring
and sometimes, for example. o!
georgeue. when the garmentiml!
was of mateluae satin. By coat.-
dress is meant the atmightllno gar-
ment without tulnm. that futons at
front. one side ov r‘tho other.
0! course. the ‘were not all like
this. notably one soft and very
graceful garment of chiffon painted
in tones of plnky orange. the paint-
ing merely band! in um or
deeper tone- and W.‘ .1-
though less ked. the and.“ on-
Mg pagan; has boon a 1°".
mathematical“!-
firming-modal «11:11on
chosen. was: abort-
wu am.- in brine print that
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15‘ J.
THREE LEADING NEGLIGEE TYPES
SHOWN IN NEW PARIS OPENINGS
gallon of the print. fastened by
straps under the inatep.
The Molynoux negllgoea are al-
wayn Important. It will be remem-
bered that last season this house
showed only pajamas. This sprint
they have made a. concession ‘and
pajamas models. Two 0! the moat
springlike are of printed chlflon.
one a tcagown of flash pink gooro
gette with coat of figured chmon
and the other a flutter)! little paja-
ma. and coat entirely of rose print-
ed chlflon in a. gay flower pattern.
The other pajama. models are
largely of satin. and frequently with
the trouser part plain and th-
jumpbr or coat richly embroiderod
in flat silk floss and sequin designs
or bird: and flowers and exotic
foliage; It the jumper la embroid-
ered. the coat is apt to be of plain
sheer chlflln through which the
rich ombrolderlea can be seen. The
threevploco fashion 0! jumper. coat
and trouurl. which button tightly
over tho 1 below the knee. is thu’
most frequently shown here. \'
Joanne Lanvln show- both tho
rather tailored and the tomato.
chanteuse and silver frogs, 'nu
eott.‘ nun; duhablllea are truncat-
ly in two, colon. inch on pink and
groan. and they m accompanied by
\Vool embroidery has quite a dif— ivold of a collar ihu inir
type. Some of ”use an- cnnvcrtiblc.
sumtwhal similar in the Chan-'l
7ru-linz. For the House that is de-
uciion of
a scarf. finished with a lo 3 fringe.
slur.- a zrac-ful effort.
flannel coats. one finds sometimvs n
tiny binding or u contrasting color.
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Among the many smart ellsvmblcs
here is a white crepc dress with ob-
long bars at rt‘d. ll’u: coat being
black crepe \\ ith curls and iurnoxer
collar of red crepe reptailng the dc-
aign oi the (11655. the “bite bands
stitched on. From the right side or
the collar fails a long scarf of the
same silk as the dress. A red Bang-
kok hat and red kid shoes complete
the costume.
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\Vhile there are many “hire felts
worn and many matching the pastel
tones of the suit. red hats have
spread like an (xi-lrmic ox'cr Palm
Beach.
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Natural kasha bordered in metal
thread is useu tor separate :1: well
as ensemble coats.
Q t C .
A frock made of white crepe wool
embroidered shawl was noted at ten
an the Cocoanut Grove.
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