oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-24

Monday, March 24, 1924 Let's Begin the H Spring has come and blithely Madame sets off for her milliner. A casual observer noticing the alicrity she reveals may think that at last American women have grasped the importance of being properly "hatted." For who can deny that it is indeed one's chau that strikes the keynote of smartness? distre to produce new modes—large hats, off-the-face models, but inevitably she will turn back to the cloche. History of the Cloche Since its first appearance several years ago the cloche, as it is popularly known, has undergone charming variations—formal rivals of the cloche. One need glimpse the entrancing new cations with their fresh, vivid colors and exotic, Oriental embryery, to be assured that there most interesting range to cl from. The Newer Trend Spring has come and blithely Madame sets off for her milliner. A casual observer noticing the aliquity she reveals may think that at last American women have grasped the importance of being properly "hatted." For who can deny that it is indeed one's chaundai that strikes the keynote of smartness? It, however, one asks almost any fashion designer what causes Madame's curry she is apt to attribute it to quite a different motive. One may wager she will say, "It is to greet her old favorite, of course." So the secret's out—Madame is off to her milliner to watch as eagerly as fond parent for its offspring for the return of the small, close-fitting cloche. She may rightly expect her modistise to produce new modes—large hats, off-the-face models, but inevitably she will turn back to the cloche. History of the Cloche Since its first appearance several years ago the cloche, as it is popularly known, has undergone some serious changes. A coquettish upper tilt; tiny brims; sides extended slightly down; each has been added, and approved. Repeatedly modistes have tried to effect its entire removal but insistently it has been given new life—by unanimous verdict of its patrons. This spring fashion arbiters, resignedly accepting the verdict, have set about creating new and charming variations—formal rivals of the cloche. One need glimpse the entrancing new collections with their fresh, vivid colors and exotic, Oriental embellery, to be assured that there most interesting range to choose from. The Newer Trend First in the ranks that are trained to win Milady's favor is turban—so small and snug that is a veritable wrap-around. Offered in vivid colorings, Chic designs and is ornamented with simple pin or novelty; often rhinestones. Then comes the hat with roll brim effect and ferably with high crown, seen by adapting the Directoire n Spring's Offering in Footwear SPRING has been very good to us this year in its Footwear. The styles are admirable and attractively smart. You will pleasure in choosing your bootery from our new stock. DISTINCTIVE INDIVIDUAL MODELS in Spring Colors and White K Popular Prices DISTINCTIVE INDIVIDUAL MODELS in Spring Colors and White K Popular Prices Chiffon Hosiery—Smart, Sheer and Serviceable ANAHEIM SPRING FASHION SHOP California Theatre March 25th and 26th WE ARE SHOWING Fashion's Latest in Fine Footwear At This Event MAKE YOUR PLANS TO ATTEND THIS Watch our Windows Hunt & Tellar Phone 887 214 WEST CENTER ST. THE PLAIN DEALER SPRING FASHION SUPPLEMENT PHYSICAL TEST FOR 1st GRADE The Bureau of Child Health in the California State Department of Physical Education is running a month of physical nations of children who attend to enter school. These tests will be conducted by fled physicians, dentists, nurses in nearly every state during the month April 15 to May 15. Children siding in the rural district take advantage of this opportunity for determining, without they are physically fit for grade. It is an establishment that large numbers of suffer from defective ears, larged or diseased tonsils, undernourishment, many other common deficiencies hinder their progress in physically handicapped not be educated properly, and an important factor in making the child's progress his entire school life. Actions regarding the places in which these phenomena will be present in the county are early in April. Take care of your foot. No telling it's work. For two in a shoe. Beals six in the ear. sired. You may safely wear Milan, hemp, Bangkok, Swiss straw, novelty strap and be certain of its colors. High standing bows of the ribbon form the iming on the smart plait it seems doubtful as to clarity of this new model ca except perhaps, we wear. Milliners are placing usual emphasis on that are destined to portant part in Milde. begin With Hat hing variations—formidable of the cloche. One need but use the entrancing new collection with their fresh, vivid color- and exotic. Oriental embroid-do be assured that there is a interesting range to choose The Newer Trend The tricorne, the beret and off-the-face models are also offered, but none seem to be apt to usurp the place of the cloche. Quite apparent, too, is the pictureque larger hat with soft, drooping brim—that type of hat one invariably wants for warm, summer days. This the designers feel confident will be the ultimate bleached color, with patterned punch work, tied with a broad, green ribbon about the crown, with bow on the side. Another popular model is of emerald green trimmed in wide Chinese red ribbon. It is very small, with slightly drooping brim or roll front and rather high crown. In shades 14 harmonize with sports apparel. The Newer Trend First in the ranks that are desirto win Milady's favor is the n—so small and snug that it evertable wrap-around. It is ed in vivid colorings, Chinese ens and is ornamented with a pein or novelty; often of estones. Then comes the small with roll brim effect and preply with high crown, seemingadapting the Directoire mode. The tricorne, the beret and offthe-face models are also offered, but none seem to be apt to usurp the place of the cloche. Quite apparent, too, is the picturesque larger hat with soft, drooping brim—that type of hat in invariably wants for warm, summer days. This the designers feel confident will be the ultimate choice later in the season—and quite rightly so, for there can be no substitute for this hat that harmonizes so well with the softness of a cool frock of pastel shades. For Sports Wear The smart shops feature hats of more tailored appearance. Especially popular is the panama in Offerings in Footwear A year in its Footwear innovations. Lively smart. You will find extreme in our new stock. TIVE MODELS Red White Kid ices the bleached color, with patterned punch work, tied with a broad, green ribbon about the crown, with bow on the side. Another popular model is of emerald green trimmed in wide Chinese red ribbon. It is very small, with slightly drooping brim or roll front and rather high crown. In shades ta harmonize with sports apparel. New Color Tones and Fabrics Once again cool, refreshing shades of green promise to be popular especially for wear with the light colored crepes and tub sliks. The distinctive color tone, however, seems to be black, white, the Chinese reds and blues; all shades of tan and brown. The obvious preference for white, especially for southern wear, has caused the creation of many models that show marked individuality. White is generally made the basis of the hat with the trimming in color, if a combination of color is used. For wear with the trig tailleur of white alpaca one very often sees a tiny, white felt hat with roll brim faced in contrasting color. White hair braid shapes with white satin ribbon crewns are effective. Variety in Fabrics Fabrics this spring are as cheerfully varied as can be de- Paris has given a new trend in the many new that feature plaid or striped ribbon in bright colors. High standing b of the ribbon form the ming on the smart plan it seems doubtful as to larity of this new model ca except perhaps, f wear. Milliners are placing usual emphasis on that they are destined to play important part in Milad wardrobe. It is safely that the smartly stylish will have at least two veils for every hat. The "Butterfly" This is a two-in-one tion of hairstyle mesh o of which appears black pilques, with black combinations in correspi tions on the other side veils in the many shades and two-toned effects nose veils in chenille co vored. Fine Chantilly lace the two ends worn over der; some edged with vals embroidery, are b sored by a leading Finer. For the woman wates the chile charm of the very marked service in preserving the beauti ful coifure this spring veils will be warmly we TIVE MODELS d White Kid ices heer and Serviceable EIM FASHION SHOW March 25th and 26th BOWING A Fine Footwear Event ATTEND THIS SHOW Tellam Hose to Harmonize 37 ANAHEIM We SellKROEHLER BED DAVENPORTS "A-B" GAS RANGES "WHITTALL'S" WILTON RUGS "DE LUXE" BED SPRINGS 'LEONARD' REFRIGERATORS "SEELY" MATTRESS "ROME" DAY Beds The Oldest Furniture Store in Orange County ANAHEIM 151 PHYSICAL TEST FOR 1st GRADERS The Bureau of Child Hygiene of the California State Board of Health and the State Department of Physical Education are planning a month of physical examinations of children who are about to enter school. These examinations will be conducted by qualified physicians, dentists and nurses in nearly every county in the state during the month of April 15 to May 15. Children residing in the rural districts may take advantage of this opportunity for determining, without cost, if they are physically fit for the first grade. It is an established fact that large numbers of children suffer from defective teeth, enlarged or disused tonsils, adenoids, undernourishment and many other common defects that hinder their progress in school. A physically handicapped child cannot be educated properly. Making a good start in school life is an important factor in determining his entire school life. Announcements regarding the time and places in which these physical examinations will be provided will appear in the county newspapers early in April. Take care of your foot— No telling it's worth; For two in a shoe Beals six in the earth. Sired. You may safely choose a Milan, hemp, Bangkok, Leghorn, Swis straw, novelty straw or silk, and be certain of its correctness. Paris has given a new style trend in the many new models that feature plaid or Roman striped ribbon in bright, warm colors. High standing bow effects of the ribbon form the only trimming on the smart plain shapes. It seems doubtful as to the popularity of this new mode in America except perhaps, for sports wear. Milliners are placing most unusual emphasis on the veilings that are destined to play an important part in Milliners' spring. Let us liven up our interiors with some of the fine wares from the land of Mah Jongg, Pung Chow, Egg Foo Yong, and Foo Dogs. There is such vigor and imaginative vitality to the Chinese and Japanese decoration that it makes a very distinctive environment when carefully blended with our modern scheme of home building. Of course restraint and discretion must be used abundantly, when handling the subtle Oriental combinations of line and color. Like their precious game which is all the rage, it requires careful thinking and planning. My friend, Mr. W———, has inspired with many unusual ideas, which he has been carrying out in the homes of his friends, a hall here, a living room there, a studio for one, a bedroom for another. Use Teakwood Candlesticks On one side was the entrance to the living room. Standing like sentinels at this doorway, were two tall teakwood candlesticks with pewter candle holders, each with its spike upon which was fixed a large square shaped candle, with black Chinese characters upon it. Opposite he had made a very interesting arrangement of chairs and tables, with a great antique gold brocade hanging for a background. Teakwood chairs without arms stood between tables of the same wood, with their familiar open work borders. Each table held a Ming blue lantern, octagonal in shape, lighted, Ming blue glaze filling the interstices in the openwork, through which the light shone. This elaboration of treatment responds with a red pigskin chest. Balloon lanterns were suspended from the high ceiling, reflecting soft light on a wonderful spun-glass screen. A shrine with a life-size Budda held fascinating incense burners placed below the great god. For my bedroom Mr. W——— suggested Pekin glass scent bottles, and lamps, such charming lamps! A quaint pair of jade trees in enamel pots were mounted for lamps with shades of georgette in tints of orchid, hello-trope and green to match the sweet colors in the little trees. COLLEGE MEN BUILD CO-EDS’ DORMITORY CARLINVILLE, Ill., March 24. Students of Blackburn College, here, have put the theory of "earn and learn," upon which the institution is founded, into actual practice. Between classes of Greek and higher mathematics a new women's dormitory has arisen on the college campus, every stick and brick of which have been placed and laid by students, who donned overalls and "fell to" like paid workmen. The need of a new dormitory became pressing. There were so many co-eds at the institution that two Pullman cars had to be placed on a nearby siding and fitted up for the girl students. There was no money to build a new dormitory, in view of present high costs of material and labor. "We'll build it," the male students said. They did. In a comparatively few months the structure has Paris has given a new style trend in the many new models that feature plaid or Roman striped ribbon in bright, warm colors. High standing bow effects of the ribbon form the only trimming on the smart plain shapes. It seems doubtful as to the popularity of this new mode in America except perhaps, for sports wear. Milliners are placing most unusual emphasis on the veilings that are destined to play an important part in Milady's spring wardrobe. It is safely predicted that the smartly stylish woman will have at least two or three veils for every hat. The "Butterfly" Vell This is a two-in-one combination of hairline mesh on one side of which appears black velvet appliques, with black and white combinations in corresponding positions on the other side. Square veils in the many shades of brown and two-toned effects as well as nose veils in chenille dots are favored. Fine Chantilly lace veils with the two ends worn over the shoulder; some edged with fine Beauvais embroidery, are being sponsored by a leading French milliner. For the woman who appreciates the chie charm of a veil and the very marked service it renders in preserving the beauty of a careful soffure this spring's vogue for veils will be warmly welcomed. Opposite he had made a very interesting arrangement of chairs and tables, with a great antique gold brocade hanging for a background. Teakwood chairs without arms stood between tables of the same wood, with their familiar open work borders. Each table held a Ming blue lantern, octagonal in shape, lighted, Ming blue glaze filling the interstices in the openwork, through which the light shone. This elaboration of treatment was very effective against simply treated walls. From this beginning one might view his further work in the living room, combining as it did so skillfully, every element of cheer, comfort and interest. Across the room two long tables stood each with its background of hangings, which were Italian cut velvet scarves of red and gold in Oriental design. Lamps of Japanese porcelain with pagoda shades in gold stood on one table. On the other a fat god of prosperity held the center flanked by soap stone "chops" for book ends. A "chop" is an official seal and stands about seven inches high. Each held a carved Foo dog. Like an Italian Wall Among the interesting features developed in a studio by Mr. W——were built-in bookshelves with red lacquer trim to cor- and laid by students, who donned overalls and "fell to" like paid workmen. The need of a new dormitory became pressing. There were so many co-eds at the institution that two Pullman cars had to be placed on a nearby siding and fitted up for the girl students. There was no money to build a new dormitory, in view of present high costs of material and labor. "We'll build it," the male students said. They did. In a comparatively few months the structure has grown to a modern, fire-proof building. Second-hand lumber, material bought at reduced prices and a willingness on the part of all at the school to aid lent to the success of the venture. AMERICANS IN CHINA The American population of China is estimated at 12,000, about four times as large as it was 20 years ago. The ordinary taxpayer isn't hard-boiled. He is merely soaked—Peoria Star. Births exceed deaths two to one and there's a marriage every ten minutes. TO OPERATE AWNINGS Crank-operated mechanism has been invented with which window awnings can be raised and lowered from inside a room with otu opening a window. Spring Showing of New Furniture Those odd pieces of furniture that you have longed for, knowing that they would add just that touch to make your home more attractive than the average—you'll find them here in a wide range of variety and prices. It's this kind of furniture that gives to your home that air of distinction and charm that is always the source of keen admiration and comment from those who see it. True, it costs a little more than the average class of furnishings but it's worth a great deal more than the few dollars extra you pay for it. It's more beautiful and possessive of great character and will give pleasure and enjoyment for almost a lifetime, because it's better built. Why Not Take Advantage of Our Account Plan? Open an account with us and let us arrange terms to suit your convenience and your own personal requirements. We'll gladly do this at any time. Rutceel-Wethered FURNITURE CO 151 North Los Angeles Street ANAHEI