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FAr the w 04tHg theanthemum Is tie Ideal floral decora-tion

If one chooses the yellow and whitevariety the color scheme nay be car-ried out la all the preparations Ascreen of palm and other pottedplants may be arranged for the occa-sion

In front of the screen the bridal pairmay stand Above them iron the celling should hang a wedding bell ofwhite chrysanthemum the clapperconsisting of a huge yellow blossomThe wire frame for this bell can be

and the wires should be woundwith of dark green muslin uponwhich can be stitched pinned thewhite floral

About the room set bowls sad vasesof the golden and white blossoms Theaisle Improvised up the center of theroom will be of lengths of white And ofyellow satin ribbon Intertwined Twistthe balustrades with smltax and inthis stick yellow and wfctto chrysanthe-mums at intervals of six or eightInchesMay Be WornBy the Ushers

Each of the ushers nay a singlewhite chrysanthemum in his

while the bridesmaids carry largebouquets of yellow Japanese variety tied with white ribbons Bven ata chrysanthemum wedding the prettiestflowers for the bride to carry are whiteroses or lilies of the valley

If there are to be present only themembers of the two families or abouta dozen people It is pleasant to seatall at one table for the wedStag

This may be spread witha white damask cloth on the centerof which rests a bowl of gold andwhite chrysanthemums

Single may be laid here andthere upon the table It is a prettyidea to have small boxes containingpieces of the wedding cake arrangedabout the base of the bowl flowersThose boxes should be white with theInitials of the bride and groom stampedon them In giltEach BoxTied In Yellow

Each box is tied with yellow ribbonand these ribbons stretcheD to theplates of the various guests Whenthp breakfast is over each person pollsout the ribbon that at her placearil thus draws out box of weddingcake as a souvenir of the

For the chrysanthemum wedding agood breakfast menu

Clam CocktailsCream of Lettuce Soup

Timbaies of SalmonBroiled Chicken Preach Fried Sweet

PotatoesGrapefruit Salad Crackers

Orange FrappeGold and Cakes

CoffeeThe shbuM be served in

small burled halfway to thentops in crushed ice mounted on platesTie soup will of course be intocups the chicken may becarved outside and passed by the waitIV the salad arranged on the variousplates and set In front of the guests

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j Tile girl wino is to the bride what thabest man is to the groom is usually tim-orous about her duties Her positionIs m the Darter oC the limelight with thobride and she is worried about her du-ties and fears that she will not

all of them She not seem tobe quite sure of what she has to do

The fact is that the beet man has agreat deal more to do than the best girlHe has all kinds of business to attendto and he looks after most of the

of the groom It is his part tosee that everything goes off smoothly

The maid of honor may devote hertime to practicing her solitary walkdown the aisle and seeing that her gownand hat are as perfect as purse andfigure allow JBride InsistsOn Being Manager

The bride ie the manager on all suchoccasions Even if she never tookherself before the executive side of anaffair she insists upon running her ownwedding

The groom is itsually willing to let any-one do everything for him Not so thebride

Because she insists upon being con-sulted on every detail is one reason toaccount for her breakdown the day ofthe wedding She is always exhaustedShe does not allow her maid of honor todo anything concerning the details ofhouse procession church and clothesso the duties of this best girl arc re-duced to a few trivial acts at the cere-mony

She is supposed to see that the bridehas ripped the third glove linger of theleft hand for the ring She holds thebridal bouquet during its placing andslips the glove finger back into positionRemovesThe Face VeiL

At the end of the ceremony she re-moves the face veil from the bride be-

fore the latter turns to go down thesteps of the altar This veil to uagattya abort piece fastened with pearlheadedpins and is easily removed

also arranges the train of thebride when she turns around to facethe guests She stoops and straightensit as the bride descends the steps givesher back the bouquet of flowers andtakes her own place with the best manto follow the bridal couple

At the house during th reception shestands next to the brkle and receivespark guest If she is a stranger thobride presents the guests to her Ifshe is a home girl and there are anystrangers among the bridesmaids shepresents the guests to these strangers

At the bridal table she sits next thebest map and it is she who otter pro-poses a toast to the bride

In other days she usually rode to thestation with the bride and groom andsaw them off It is now not consideredcorrect for any one to go with thecouple

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one day Ive got my bow and arrownow lets play at being soldiers

All right agreed Johnnie Waltuntil I g t a more arrows and thentvf 11 have a makebelieve fight Only

we had some of those sandwicheslike we had at the ducks picnic

What forWell soldiers have to eat dont

they They carry things to eat on theirbaqijB with the blankets In

to eat said onWhere are you going caned

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We are going to play soldier saidJohnnie

You must ask grandpa first wenton the old lady squirrel Im not surehe will let you

So up the tree they scampered theirlittle feet going pitterpatter Just like alittle doggies when he runs across throikloth in the kitchen Grandpa Light

ft was shaving la the bathroomhis face was covered with hitherWhats that You didnt knowshaved Wei thats strange I be-lieve I did forget to mention itbut please excuse me and Illsee that it does not happenstrain Well grandpa shavingand when the boys hurAces in to ask Mm if they could playBoliler he cried out

Easy now boys You startled me sothat I almost cut me with my razorYou must come in more when-I am shaving for my paw alittle What is It you want

Then they told him and he saidYes you may play if you will be care

ful But I wish you would take JennieChipmunk with you She needs to havesom fun

Aw a girl cant be a soldier com-plainedhow to

She wouldnt need to fight went onGrandpa carefully taking out a bit of-l Jh r that had gotten into his mouth4 She could be a Red Cross nurse andlook after wounded soldiers

Oh that will be criedsome en Johnnie well get Jennie

She can be a nurse and when I amhurt she can carry me away on astretcher

No Im going to be hnrt so she cancarry me said Johnnie v ry rrkly

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So they their bows and arrows andscrambled down the tree to the groundand Grandpa Llghtfoot was cr l to seethem go for they mare Mm nervousand his shook when he wasputting lather on his tce that he gota lot more In his mouth and it did nottaste very nice I do assure yri

Johnnie and Billie took triirlows andarrows and Johnnie rcpt behind onetree while Billie hid bank f anotherThen Jennie got some bark andleaves to make a little cot on whichto carry away the wound-ed squirrels Then they played

First Johnnie shot an rrrow thenBillie sent one from Ida w but theboy squirrels didnt hurt each otherbecause you see they were behind thetrees Oh what lots of fun they heelThey called out orders made believethey were guns and shoutedbangbang bunsbung just

like a goes oft you know and onewas a general squirrel and the other acaptain and they made believe theyhad cannon and they had to call outpretty loud when they tired the cannonlouder than when they shot the makebelieve guns Next they shot more

and jumped no and down andsideways and pretended to be dead andoh I dont know what they didnt do

Then all at once Johnnie shot anarrow and Billie didnt happen to bebehind the tree and the arrow hit himon the nose My goodness me awl abar of peanuts But how it did hurtand how he cried Just like a new baby

You did that on purpose ho shouted-to Johnnie and Johnnie sald he didntat all Then before Billie knew whathe was doing he shot an arrow at hisbrother who wasnt behind tho treeand Johnnie was hit on the leg Ithurt too let me tell you Then John-nie cried and FilHe cried and theybad a very dreadful time Indoor untilall at once Jennie Chipmunkbegan to laugh and when theywanted to know she waslaughing she said Why you are bothwounded and dont to make be-lieve at all and I will have to carryyou both on the stretcher I won-der If I

And Jennie Chipmunk laughed againThen Willies none felt all at onceand so did Johnnies leg and they ranand got on the cot bed but wereso heavy that Jennie could notthem and they had t wall Then they

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DAILY FASHION TALK TO READERS OP THE TIMES III

DAINTY UNDER GARMENTS FOR YOUNG GIRLSCorrect dress requires that just as much attention shall be given to the under garments as to the frocks to be

worn over them Illustrated is a group of pretty slips and petticoats especially adapted to the yovng girls needsThe chemise shown to the left to made in princess style and Is held at the waist line by xneane f beading thread-

ed with ribbon For the fourteenyear size will be required 4 yards of material 21 or 35 2 yards K or 46 yards 44inches wide with S yards of embroidery inches wide 7 yards of Insertion and 2 yards of edging The pattern K iscut in sizes for girls of twelve fourteen and sixteen years of age

The sUp shown on the second figure Is smooth fitting fend can be finished in various ways It can be madewithout the circular flounce and the neck can be made high or in vsbape In place of round and the sleevesmade short or long or they can be omitted altogether 31291 f I

For the sixteenyear alas will be rqufeed 11 yards of materiel 21 or 31 yards 35 or 0 yards 44 looses wideThe is cut in edges for girls fourteen and sixteen years of age

smoothly fitting upper portion It can be trimmed as itttietrated or jft plain or trimmed ia any way to suit thefancy

Insertion S yards of edging yards of embroidery 4 lashes wide and 3 yards of beading The pattern 6 fe cutin aloes for girls twelve fourteen and sixteen years of age

These are May Manton patterns and are obtainable at Goldenberss

MANY LITTLE GIRL CONTESTANTSSOLVING FLOWER GARDEN PUZZLE

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HAVB beeR glad receive as M uty-solutions this week to ie Mjwtte

1 Flower Garden from my MUle girlsI have quite a doom letters

little women in the making of whichvery proud

One little lady writes aw with hesi-tancy

I am twelve years old Miss Carrollshe says and I want to oome into yourtower garden if you will let mo Idont know how old you want folks tobe before they have a good time withyour pussies

The gates of the Mystic Flower Garden are open wide to you dear and Iwas just as glad a could be to findyour clover solution of the puezte la myman this morning and I want t tellyou that you did than many ofmy quite RrovniupiJ as you canthorn-

I am glad to have the children Inyour homes try to solve such a puzzleas the Mystic Flower Garden-

I am glad to have thorn enter anycontest but particularly one whichteaches them observation of the beautyof

All Ate Learning Lessons

And it isnt only the little girl contestants who are learning lessons fromthe puzzle

One of my big girls writes me thatshe has lived fiftyeight years and Inthat time has never known so muchabout plants and flowers as she haslearned this one week

Until I went out into Miss Campbolls Mystic Flower Garden and triedto He the right names to the things shetens us are planted there I did notknow there were so many lowers inexistence as might answer the numbersof clever puzzle I have notbeen satisfied just to find thename either When I did not knowwhat it looked like I made a trip to Theflorist to find out

Indeed Miss Carroll such a puzzleIs an education she concludes her lettor enthusiastically

Certain It Is that the Increase in puzzle friends tills week has ben

Many many row names I find

ROMAN SCARFFETCHING CREATION-

If you would make a sensation withyour knlttiuR start ono of the new Roman scarfs in tine Shetland wooL

They are the most fetching things inlight warm wraps that have appearedfor many a day

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The Mystic FlowerGarden

i In What Did the Wealth of thePatriarchs Consist

2 An Animal and a Covering forthe RandDainty Feminine Belonging

Us Always5 A Wise Man and a Stamp

Bird and Part of a Bird7 Feminine Members of a Society8 A Fierce Animal and a Flower

Great Country and a GirlsName

jo A Ruddy Wandererii A Portion of Everybodys Face12 A Fashionable Shade

Emblem of Constancy14 A Handsome Walking Stick15 A Nice Boy16 A Fathers Command To His

Son17 A Boys Name Girls Name

An Article and SilentKitchen Utensil S and Partof a Railroad Track

19 A Bottle and Meaning AND5o Another Name for Idlenessai A Stone and Part of the An-

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of a King23 A Boys Name and a Fruit

in even mall among hundreds of thosewhich I long ago numbered as friendsof tho puzzles

Miss Campbell has been besieged withphone calls asking her many questionswhich she not bon at liberty toanswer but which proved tho Intenseinterest felt In the puzzle

And there seems quite a difference of

needles and any one who can knit neednot fear to attempt one

The chief beauty lies In the coloringwhich copies closely the Roman silkscarfs of an earlier generation Thestripes are knit across and are formedof four colors outlined on bothedges Alternate of white ofvary Ins

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opinion ae to the difficulty of the Mys-tic Flower Garden Some contestantsdeclare It must easier than last weeksconundrum while others Insist that theyare havimr Just as hard a time to dis-cover the names of the things In thisgarden as they did last week inwhat came tip from the amateursplanting

When asked my opinion in the matter-I can but refer to the solutions alreadysent me which are clever if not entire-ly correct and to letters which are enthusiastic to such an extent that thequestion of overcoming difficulties doesnot seem to have occurred to theirwriters at all

Two more days remain to you Jnwhich to think the matter over bictplease dont forget that the contestcloses at 3 oclock on Friday

The puzzlers receiving the prize awardof 5 55 and 2 respectively will be an-nounced on Sunday according to theusual custom

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Entertainments Made Enjoy-able by Using Them in

Wood Arrangement

CARPENTRY SECRETSPROVE VALUABLE-

How Many Kinds of Material Usedin Guessing Games and Wooden

Card Prizes Are Given

You can make the little wooden wedding anniversary frolic a very plennaatto the

without going to muchmust of course be abundant suggestionof the wooden motive For instanceyou can write the invitations on notepaper in Imitation of wood whichyour stationer can secure for you ifhe does not keep it in stock androoms can be very effectively trimmedwith shavings curtones formed of newpins wired together etc

Guesses on WoodIn way of amusements have thefollowing game 2Sght apedmens or diffarent kinds of comma woodare prepared a carpenter and arenumbered by the entertainer They aredisplayed on a table and guestsmust say which wood each block r

you can collect six or commonwooden articles around the louse suchas a clothespin a masher anempty penholder and wrap themup In successive layers of andwrapping so that they make bunof different shapes and sixes Numbet each bundle on a tableAnd let the players divine by feeling

what containanswers for the prizeWooden Card Prizes

Again you might havewooden prizes or a wills woodenfavors

the refreshment table get one ofchopping bowls everywhere for cents sad wethtafilled with lowers as a eenterpteee

Bail HoroscopeThe stars Incline but do not

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strength new firmness right vision andsew careers They be favored bythe sign who those strive tolive down past transgressions orpies and drcumStances

Uranus is favorable for reforms and favors good resolutions aidlug men with unusual attributes of coatis also a under thissign toward great clearness of perception in material such as actences arts mechanical tsnd rtakin eand accounts it should be a good timeto straighten out books do complexmentally or physically and studyand

Peace and harmony rulein such according to astrologyLawyers should settlecases out of court and business menshould either trThe Sun faors acts of charity andbenevolence especially in case ofelderly persons

is a good sign for favor fromsuperiors ana magistrates and othersauthority should showforbearance with tare intoall circumstances before themAn excellent sign rules recreaUoBparticularly trips into the country forrest orReal estate and building is underfavorSightseeing amusement stegteg

and literaryings are under a auguryafternoon and evening

Metal stone masons architects and sculptors are favoredPersons to mysticism aDd

to mingle with mankind and enjoysimple amusements as theof the is adverse toTravelers are under good signs butmust take care to forget nothing andnot to at theExciting things are foreomeaed In agreatPersons with this birthdate ar ratedgenerally for fiery individual character

aim during the twelve-month to adhere to the rules ofhonor and loyalty

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CKaumont andRugsI-

n response to the modern demand for seamless floor cov-erings in plain colors as well as figured we have introduced threenew Americanmade Rugs of high artistic and material excellencewhich arc sold in Washington exclusively by us viz

The Chaumont Seamless Axminster Rugs which are notablefor their durability and the refinement of their colors and designsThey may be had in a wide range of plain colors and in figuredeffects of marked decorative excellence including a fine example-of the Chinese rug design now being featured by exclusive decor-ators They come in 26 regular sizes from 1 ft 6 in x 2 ft 10in at 2 10 to 12 ft x 18 ft at 110 Rugs of special sizesand colors are made to order promptly in any width up to 15feet and in any length

The Kalliston Plain Color Seamless Rugs which havebeen received most favorably hy the public are made in 26 reg-ular sizes and 30 colorings These Rugs offer the maximum ofquality at moderate prices the 9x12 size costing only 4250

The new Agallo Plain Color Seamless Rug is aAxminster weave of fine quality It is made in 6 distinct color-ings entirely plain or plain centre with singleband bordertwoband border and with Ghiordes pattern border An additional pattern the Qushak consists of small dark green andblue figures over avrich red ground producing a Rug of handsomeappearance Five regular sizes from 3x6 ft at 9 to 9x15 ftat 72

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BALLS OF COTTONDECORATE WALLS-

In Contests Men Hem Strips ofCloth White Women Sew Ini-

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comeis action tiQstumts girls wear sum-mer frocks ia or out of senses and themen white ducks calico acekttes etcBoth sexes can have canvas sneer andcotton gloves to coaass the outfit

The Invitations for this tesdrtty canbe written on squares sat treat a yardof white cotton goods which JIM beenstarched very stint

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made with raw cotton tnvoa paperand wire K the real phut is sot abtainabte Or a snow produced

Cotton nriUJnery lowers are strictlym heaping with a cotton woMbis en-

tertainment and cotton goods in whiteim-

itate ribbon and used as uti ensue m etcThe supper taiiie should nave a un-

mistakably cotton cloth zed napkinsmatch Little mounds of Jewelerscotton In pale link blue or yellow t

accord with the rest of the decorations-are placed arourd the base of the candlosticks aide dishes and centerpiece

Candlesticks have calico shadeswhich may be very attractiveand the centerpiece could take the shapeof a pink calico garden sus-pended from the chandelier to hang

above the table filled with cottonflowers

Men Them Ctt StripeJn the way of contests have one game

K which the men hem strips of cottongoods white the women tadtto original

on the history of the cottonplant In blank booms provided for thepurpose provide each womanwith a cheap cotton on whichshe must a design to be afterward embroidered her partner

A spider contest with cotton tope in-stead of cords is exciting Anotherversion of the same is one wherethe tapes are tangled around suiroundobjects as usual but instead of allworking together to disentangle them

unwinds the web at atime and are swatted to theman and girt respectively who In thegives time minutes dis-entangle the longest strand of the tapeEach clips off the tape he Or shehas disentangled at the end of the al-lotted three minutes and the piecesheld by the players are afterward measured with a yardstick in order to ad-judge the prize

Combines Highest quality with moderate prices

Wears as well as lislepresents an appearance-of greater refinementand costs but little more

ThisGuaranteeEnvelope

Any good dealer in thiscity will gladly showyouMcCallum Silk Hosieryor will get them for youon requestOur hosiery IK never sold with

out this guarantee envelope

If you have difficulty in getting them thenames of localdealers may be had bywriting to

McCallum Hosiery CoNorthampton Mass

If we dont give more for themoney than any one else wewouldnt have the largest retailfeather business In AmericaOld feathers Made Over at 12

the Cost of NewInto beautiful Willow Plumes

Willow Bands and the veryeffects

Feathers Curled On Your HatWhile You Watt

Juliet Ostrich Feather Shop915 G Street

Phone Main

933 Pa AveThe Newest Persian Effects

in Fall Neckwear25c to 200

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