oc-plain-dealer 1923-08-13

World Events As BURGLARS LOOT SUMMER HOME OF GEMS Mrs. Marshall Field, III. Mrs. Marshall Field, III Burglars, who have been reaping big harvests in jewelry from summer homes of society folk, got away with $12,000 worth of gems belonging to Mrs. Marshall Field, 3d, at his rhome in Manchester, Conn. DO YOU HIKE? NEAT SUIT HAS STYLE AND EASE Mrs. Marshall Field, III Burglar, who have been reaping big harvests in jewelry from summer homes of society folk, got away with $12,000 worth of gems belonging to Mrs. Marshall Field, 3d, at his rhome in Manchester, Conn. DO YOU HIKE? NEAT SUIT HAS STYLE AND EASE FOLLIES JOB GOES TO SINGER WHO CHEERED SCRIBES Patricia Salmon. Besides Jack Kearns and Jack Dempsey the Shelby fight really did some good for someone else. The someone is Patricia Salmon, singing comedienne who, attired in cowboy garb, entertained the sport correspondents during their sojourn in Shelby. When they returned to New York they whispered in Flo Ziegfeld's car and now Patricia is with the "Follies." This neat walking suit is a conservative model combining a dark color with white horizontal lines. The skirt is a wrap around of rather narrow cut but can be unbuttoned so as to allow freedom of motion on a bike. BILL COLLECTORS SOON MAY HOUND WIFE WHO ELOPED TO PARIS WITH AFFINITY BILL COLLECTORS SOON MAY HOUND WIFE WHO ELOPED TO PARIS WITH AFFINITY Mrs. Nellie Adele Browning. When Mrs. Nellie Adele Browning decided to elope to Paris with Dr. Henry Wilen, so-called sheik of a Greenwich Village dentist's chair, she surely invited trouble. For her wealthy husband, Edward W. Browning, realtor, has announced he will take trust funds from his wife and refuse to pay her bills. Bill collectors, as a result, may have to go to Paris. As Seen By the Plain Dealer MODERN MERMAIDS DON SMART TOGS FOR DAILY DIP. Rubberized material is used to make the very modest bathing things at the left of this picture. The water rolls off the suit as though it were a duck's back. On the right a knitted suit of Kelly green worsted features horizontal and vertical stripes of fibre silk. The belt and bind-other green knitted suit is seen. ings are also the fibre silk. An in the center with pipings of white. The jaunty white belt has an oxidized metal buckle which is worn on the side. Rubberized material is used to make the very modest bathing things at the left of this picture. The water rolls off the suit as though it were a duck's back. On the right a knitted suit of Kelly green worsted features horizontal and vertical stripes of fibre silk. The belt and bind-other green knitted suit is seen. ings are also the fibre silk. An in the center with pipings of white. The jaunty white belt has an oxidized metal buckle which is worn on the side. "TROPI-JAZZ" HAT LATEST FOR HOT DAYS The very latest for hot weather wear as seen on Fifth Ave., in this shady hat called the "Tropi-Jazz". A velvet sunflower and perky feathers perched high on crown are appropriate trimming. BEAVER TRIMS SMART FALL SUIT ROSE TAFFETA EVENING GOWN ATTRACTIVE FROCK HINTS OF AUTUMN SMART FALL SUIT Yalama cloth fashions this smart suit which is one of the advanced fall styles approved by the National Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manufacturers' Association. Beaver is used for the standing collar and tabs on pockets. Covered buttons trim the wrap around skirt and fasten the coat, which is of medium length and side fastening. ROSE TAFFETA EVENING GOWN This quaint evening gown is of rose taffeta. The craped skirt features a bustle effect. The neck and armholes are outlined with silk rose buda. ATTRACTIVE FROCK HINTS OF AUTUMN The frock illustrated is an attractive one for early fall. It is made of tan duvetyn. The blouse is slipover style and fastens with small buttons. The sleeves are wide but have a tightly fitted wrist band which fastens with the buttons. The skirt is drawn over and draped on the left side. Dealer Camera DIP. WOMAN IS SMITH'S COL. HOUSE Mrs. Henry Moskowitz. Mrs. Henry Moskowitz may not be Gov. Al Smith's right-hand man, but she is his right-hand woman. She has been dubbed the "Colonel House" of the Smith administration. She is well known in New York political circles. N. Y. BUCKETEERS SEND FAIR STAR Mrs. Henry Moskowitz. Mrs. Henry Moskowitz may not be Gov. Al Smith's right-hand man, but she is his right-hand woman. She has been dubbed the "Colonel House" of the Smith administration. She is well known in New York political circles. LACE. RIBBON— DAINTY FROCK The dainty frock pictured is one of the sleeveless models of whito georgette crepe. The front is accordion pleated and three wide tucks adorn the side panels of the skirt. N. Y. BUCKETEERS SEND FAIR STAR INTO BANKRUPTCY Kiffian Lorraine, popular musical comedy actress, is broke, dead broke. She declares that a leasen in high finance, as given by Wall Street, cost her $75,000 and now she makes to be declared a bankrupt. VE FROCK OF AUTUMN FIRST FIDDLE PLAYS SECOND FIDDLE, BUT TUNE COSTS HIM ONE COOL "THOU". FIRST FIDDLE PLAYS SECOND FIDDLE, BUT TUNE COSTS HIM ONE COOL "THOU" Miss Marie Woodman and J. Madison Roda. The fact that J. Madison Roda played first violin in the Chicago Grand Opera company orchestra didn't prevent him from playing "second fiddle" in love's own sweet song. He lost his heart and $1,000 to Miss Marie Woodman before he learned she already was married.