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SOCIETY

THE COSTUME TAILLEUR
SUITS ARE AS DIS")CINC-
TIVE AS GOWNS.

Mrs. Morse Goldman has re-
turned from a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. M. H. Goldman in Toledo.

While chic and appropriate for their
purpose, street Ostumes heretofore
have been least/ interesting in any
fashion show/of imported models.
This autumn.l•the rule does not hold
good. WitV the gorgeous and varied
colors, wonderful metallic effects and
the super i b brocades, the two and
three piefe costume can well com-
pete witlOb'e:gown for many dressy
occasio .
The fre nch' designers have chosen
their cokt and suit materials from fab-
rics of 'elc-gance and beauty. Velvet
satin, - 1 '=host of beautiful velvet fin-
ished , 00lens, including suede, velour
de lai4, and glossy satin-like woolens.
And for trimmings there is a prodigal
use of',.. furs with embroidery to sup-
plant. •
All deigners pretty generally agree
on a straight, narrow silhouette.
Within this straight and narrow line,
however, many charming varieties of
styles.atid periods are included. One
designer 'piraws. inspiration from the
straight kimona with its rich embroid-
ery; another leans to the Directoire
model, but that again is straight; still
another turns to the Middle Ages for
inspiration, but he, too, comes back to
the straight garment. Yet this vari-
ety in designing, though it gives but
one silhouette, furnishes infinite vari-
ety in the details of costuming.
There is a tendency to tighten the
silhouette at the waist, but the tight
belt is not featured extensively at the
opening and B. Seigel Co. does not
expect to show many varieties of the
accepted straight silhouette. The
long, loosely girdled coat of Russian
persuasion is seen among this estab-
lishment's most handsome costumes,
this design being admirably suited to
the note of elegance sounded by ma-
terials and rich furs.
Coats may be of almost any length,
but most of them come to the knee or
are three-quarter length.—Adv.
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OTTO A. COHEN

Home Portrait Photographer
STRAND HOTEL

A regular meeting of the Delta
Phi Sorority was held at the
home of Miss Anna Fisher, 320
Medbury Blvd. Several solo 'se-
lections were rendered by Miss
Bessie Vine, who was accompan-
ied at the piano by Anna Solo-
mon.
Samuel J. Rhodes, formerly of
Detroit, now of Minneapolis,
Minn., was a visitor in the city
last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Farkas of
337 Theodore , street announce the
wedding of their neice, Miss Bella
Pollak, to Mr. Bela Weiss on
next Sunday, Oct. 14, at 4 o'clock,
at the Temple Bene Mosha. All
friends are cordially invited.

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The marriage of Miss Rosalie
Netzorg, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. M. B. Netzorg, took place
on Tuesday evening in the bride's
home on Chicago boulevard, Rab-
bi Leo M. Franklin officiating.
Miss Frances Netzorg attended
her sister as maid-of-honor and
Mr. Lawrence acted as best man.
Following the ceremony and din-
ner a reception was held. Mr.
and Mrs. Harris have left for a
southern trip and will be at home
after Nov. 10 at 151 Hancock
Ave. W.

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