Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 289, Hammond, Lake County, 26 May 1911 — Page 9

Fridav, May 26, 1911. THE TIMES. compelled to cancel some of her bookings. J.' E. Dodson has a play In which he will star under the manageemnt of Cohan & Harris. It is called "Gauntlets Pride" and Is by J. Hartley Manners. Clifton Crawford, the star of "Three Twins," is to appear next season in a new musical play called "The Middy," under the management of Joseph M. Galtes. Charles Dillingham will produce, next season, a play by Eugene Walter called "The Assassin." said to be based upon the murder of the New York Italian detective, Petroslno, some time ago in1 Italy. Alexandre Bisson, the famous French novelist, had a conference f In Paris with Porter Emerson Browne with the Idea of adapting the latter's play for the French stage. William H. Crane Is to have a new play next season, adapted from the down east stories of Joseph C. Lincoln by the Rev. William Dahforth, author of "The Gates of Eden." Margaret Tovvnsend is adapting a play from Frederick Townsend Martin's book, "The Passing of the Idle Rich." play entitled "The Stampede," in which Lillian Buckingham will' appear next season. ' H. Beerbohm Tree is out with the announcement that he will confine himself strictly to Shakespearean plays In the future. J ; "Madame Butterfly" has been successfully launched as a vaudeville sketch by Evelyn Millard at the Palais theater, London, recently. Charlotte Walker is to appear as a stock star in Minneapolis, and will during the engagement probably be seen in a dramatization of John Fox's novel "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine." Times Pattern Department 331 DAILY FASHION- HITTT. Cecil l)e Mule has recently written a

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FADS AND FASHIONS

Now York, May 26. A new era ofj popularity seems to be In store for the separate blouse. One of the leading French - dress makers Is authority for the prediction that the next year will see a great revival of the , separate blouse and skirt and combination not only so far as the tailored suit and waist ar concerned, but for other wear. - Regardless of what the future may bring, the luxurious little blouse

of sheer stuff and dainty design is a very essential part of the wardrob this spring, and each blouse model that oiw sees seems more charming and more fascinating than the last. As the weather grows warmer, more and more tub blouses of actually wash

able materials appear under tailored coats. It is quite necessary to specify "actually washable" materials, as many of the so-called "tub" blouses would never stand a single washing. The colored embroideries of the cheaper blouses T.by no means always fast. " The lovely .voile and marquisette ' blouses also often prove delusions, for this fabric, as many people know, never stops shrinking. A voile waist should

always be purchased several sizes too large -and the excess of material may sometimes be taken up, for the first two or three weeks of wear, in little pin tucks which may be incorporated in

the design of decoration.

Even the most expensive qualities of this fashionable veiling fabric shrink

more or less as time goes on; but so beautiful is the soft, transparent material, and so gracefully does it mold the lines of shoulder and arm that it is certain to remain in favor for the more dressy type of waists; though for prastlcal, everyday wear lawn or batiste models that may be sent to the wash tub without any qualms are much more satisfactory.

The Magyar type, with Its seamless

shoulder and sleeve and its loose fall of material from shoulder to waist, con

tinues to be the. favorite blouse syle.

Nearly all waists shown in the shops are embroidered more or less elaborately. Many show the embroideries in the

new shade of Erin green, a rather vivid shade, which goes well with white. Coral is another favorite colpr. This warm pink shade, containing a suggestion of yellow, is also called "Helen

pink' but this name is wrong, as

Helen pink is of an outspoken, pale

rose tint. Nine-tenths of the voile blouses show a touch of coral In the embroidered pattern.

There are scores of blouses made of

all-over embroidery and most of the models are exceedingly simple, the em

broidery being handseme enough to ierve as trimming and Just a trifle of

some fine lact being added at neck and

sleeve edge as finish. Fichus are worn with many of those simple tub blouses and sometimes fichu and blouses are trimmed alike a very pretty notion.

So popular is the fichu with its graceful drapery over the bust and its lovely lines over shoulder and arm that the

style is being copied in blouses of a

more dressy nature.

Sashes and girdles are important de

tails in a large percentage of the new

season s toilets, while belts, for the

time being, are comparitively speaking

in eclipse. The shortened waist line Is of course responsible for this state

of things. The one-piece frock almost Invariably has its waist line raised as least a few Inches and defined by some girdle arrangement, lines of corded

shlrrlngs or an ornamental finish on

the skirt top; while with the separate

waist and skirt, a combination always associated with trim belts, the dressmakers achieve a short waisted effect

JS Lon "Vamp

A Short Vamp A Straight Last A Curved Last A last for every foot need, and all in STYLISH MODELS that give the best possible service. The proof that you can be fitted to an Emerson that combines style with comfort and wear is yours for the asking.

by raising the tope of the skirt more or

less and holding it In place with an ln-

er girdle. Most of the tailored skirts re made that way and are finished

with absolute plainness or with some

narrow line of braiding or other trim

ming.

In spite of this tendency there are

many skirts ending at the normal waust line and there is no denying that the

woman naturally short of waist line

and ample of curves looks very much

better In a tailored skirt trimly belted

at the natural waist line. The ordinary

separate tub skirt too is much more practical when made with a waist band

than when raised and finished with the supporting inner girdle, and so there Is still a demand for smart belts, though that demand is less insistent

than usual.

Wide soft belts of black satin, moire

or velvet seem to be more In evidence than belts of leather in the exclusive sops and colored belts in these materials are also shown. They are usual-

finished with large flat buckles cov

ered with material and a new note this

spring is a flat bow of the material laid under the buckle. A similar flat bow

of ten appears also at the back of a belt

under a round, ovai or rectangular suae

or buckle. The same bow and buckle

idea is. carried out in the soft leathers

and even In patent leather, but with

less pleasing results than in the case

of the silk belts.

Some very handsome white belts on

these lines have touches of embroidery

in black or In color on the silk covered buckles and there are, of course, many

silk belts with beautiful metallic or Jewelled buckles, but these, while often etremely expensive are hardly so good

looking for present belt purposes as

the more severe designs.

The popularity of white and black

combinations has brought about a

particularly large showing in white

leather belts trimmed in black patent

leather, and one finds also white moire

trimmed in the black patent leather

hen there are wide, soft belts of fine

dull finish leather or suede in all of

the modish eoolrligs. These at their best have the big, flat, plain bucklss covered with leather, but ocaslonally

good arrangement of straps Is used

and some attractive effects are obtain

ed with fine stel embroidery.

The bead embroidery prevalent this

year finds' a place among tne belts, sometimes forming entire buckles,

sometimes merely bordering narrowly

the belt and buckle edges. Certain

girdles Jn Imitation seml-preclous

stones are very handsome In their way

but must be knowingly worn with Just

the right frock. New evening corsets that fit and In

close the figure like an armor are said

to be extremely comfortable. Made o

silk-woven Jersey cloth as pliable as

a glove, and aa strong as satin, they are

cut very low above the belt. Aside from the front steel and the support

for, the back lacing, they are practical

ly boneless; only one bone is placed

at each side, over the hips. The cor

set lengthens to the knees, shaping into a leg. open on the inside; an

elastic strap set half-way between

thigh and knee holds H about the leg

the lacing bones reach -to the lowe

edge, curving with the body. Thl

corset alms to preserve the slende

silhouette, nothing-being worn over

except the trifle - of lace and ribbon that serves for a cache-corset. Instead

of the usual narrow colored ribbon

used for service and in the adornmen

of this garment, wide ribbons are worn

banding it ajid drawing It into th

scheme of decoration of the soft, trans

parent corsage. FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.

LADIES' HOUSES DRESS. This simple house dress is made on the fewest of fashionable lines. ' The plain waist Is cut in peasant style, with sleeves and body In one. there being lo shoulder seam. There is a seam In. ti) centre of the back, which helps when the material Is narrow, but the closing is In the front on the left side.

The skirt of this dress has five gores.

The front forms a plain, flat panel, with the opening at one side, and the' other

gores are sltgntiy gatnerea ana attached to the belt which finished th waist.

Sarce. cheviot, ponces, linen or sing-

am may be used in making a dress if

this character.

The pattern. 5.102. Is cut In sizes 32 to

12 Inches bust measure. Medium -le reQuires P .yards of 36 inch materml.

The above pattern can be obtained bv

sending ten cents to the office of this

paper.

T Jacob Schloer & Son

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93 State Street

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After Dinner Oratory.

"Terwilliger, the trouble with you la

that you eat too fast You dldn'i

come Into that restaurant until I had

been eating for half an hour or more, and yet you finished as soon as I did.

You don't half masticate your victuals.

Some day you'll suffer agonies from dyspepsia, if you don't now. I make

it an lnvariaDie custom to cnew my food thoroughly, no matter how busy

I am.

"Yes, but that s no reason, Jeroloman, why you should chew your toothpick for half an hour after you've quit eating."

Plays and Players

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We Invite all Trustworthy People to Open Charge

Accounts

The new play in which Robert Mil

liard Is to appear Is called "The Seventh Moon."

The White Sister." Viola Allen's suc

cess, will be used by stock companies

this summer.

Wallace Munro has Joined the David

Belasco forces, and Is working on the Pacific coast.

Anna Held is to become a manager.

as she has the rights to a play by the

author of "Madame ..

Gertrude Elliott Is to produce a play

by Joseph Medlll Patterson called "Rebellion," in Jersey City.

Louis Mann is to appear in a play

called "On Easy Terms," under the

management of W. A. Brady.

Julian L'Estrange, leading man with

Blllle Burke, la next season to play the role of Niclas In "Thais."

Julia Hay will be a member of Frank

Mclnyre's company in George Bronson Howard's play, "The Snobs."

Margaret Mayo is writing a new play

for Charles Dillingham, and Is also

turning "Baby Mine" into a novel.

Eleanor Kent is making her first ap

pearance in vaudeville m a one-act

operetta called "Love via Aeroplane."

It Is said that Fay Templeton will

return to the stage next season under

the management of George A. Lederer.

Several companies will be organized

In New York late in August to play

Over Night" on the road next season,

A stock company In Providence will

have as stock stars Eugenie Blair, Mil dred Holland and Isabelle Evesson.

Henry Miller Is to play a short en

gagement in vaudeville in "Frederic le Maltre," supported by Laura Hope

Crewe.

Marie Cahill has been suffering with

such a severe cold that she has been

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THE OWEN BED DAVENPORT Prices range from 35.00 up. Bed part has

steel frame, preventing the construction from getting out of order. Sold by Lion

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Arrangements can be made for SPECIAL TERMS OF CREDIT on Rugs and Furniture.

PORCH ROCKERS Large Porch Rockers, in early English finish just the thing for

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WOOL CARPET REMNANTS

18 to 14 lengths, strictly all

wool 3-ply. Thev are worth

85c a- yard, special at V

42c

SPECIAL SALE OF OUT-DOOR SPORTING GOODS FOR DECORATION DAY Hammocks, Baseball Goods and Fishing Tackle On Sale in our Basement Salesroom.

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Hammocks, heavy canvas weave,

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Fielders' Gloves, made of drab1 kid leather

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1,000 Geraniums in Bloom. Your choice of pink, white or rod, in 4-inch pots. On sale Saturday, 4 ft

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