Greene, John R. Hall, Brady Harrlmnn,
Russell Hlbbs, Miner C. Hill, G. Her
mann Klnnlcutt, John Magee, Hugh
Mlnturn. Ray Morris, Rlchnrd L. Morris.
Frank 1. Polk, Alonro Potter, John T
Pratt, Charles It. Sabln, Mortlmn i,
fell Iff. ''"''on Smith. Jo*, ph R. Sean.
Arthur gwanft, George Whitney and
Artliui Woode and Miss l'idtth Wctmorc.
Parslans are going In quite strongly
for a primitive red, and it is having its
Innings here. It is surely the most vio
lent contrast to black that could bo ac
cepted. It takes a daringly successful
wdYnan to combine a frock of lustreless
black Canton crepe with a red hat, that
red without a hint of purple or grav
or brown in it.
Will Fringe Lnai Long f
On these black gowns that America
has taken to her heart there is fringe ;
that astonishes all those who thought
that his accessory was finished a whole
season ago. The conservative dress
makers advise against it: they have
prophesied, rightly, that the cheapest
kind of ready to wear clothes would swing
with fringe. Some shops have cleared
out the frocks that were trimmed with
it, but many orders corvie in from
women who are determined to wear it, i
or who do not yet realize that it is the
type of thing most easily run to ground
by overpopularity.
"Let us have our chance at It," they
say. And they take It.
