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MUSIC AND ART
times here and everywhere. Mr.
Gieseking comes to the Art So­
ciety Friday, February 17, in
Carnegie Music Hall. His program
given below shows a great
catholicity of choice and intimate
knowledge of musical literature
:
Partita B dur No. 1 J. S. Bach
Sonata C Sharp minor Op. 27 No. 2
L. van Beethoveri
Etudes Symphonique Op. 13
Robert Schumann
Three Moments Musicaux
Franz Schubert
Ballade A Flat major....Frederic Chopin
Soiree dans Granade .... Claude Debussy
La Cathedrale Engloutie—Poissons"
D'Or Claude Debussy
Ondine Maurice Ravel
Hints—For Now And
Later
making a formal dinner gown
from an afternoon.
The monogram is featured in
the sports mode, identifying its
wearer and the garment itself as
up-to-date. It is inclined to size,
that there may be no mistake in
m a k e s
w o o d
w o r k
c h a r m i n g
the identification, and appears
on pocket, sleeve, belt or tab of
sweater, blouse or sports frock.
The period frock has taken to
itself a large, matching handker­
chief square, which forms an ensemble
with some bit of decoration
on the frock itself. The materials
match,' and the handkerchief
is worn tied to the wrist
and trailing downward opposite
its twin.
They're showing ever so many
new handbags with clever new
features, among them a pouch
bag with an unusually long handle.
Then there are envelope
purses and pouch bags of the al­
ways effective Paisley, the design
picked out in either silver
or gold or steel beads.
And as an aid to the business
of keeping house, there's a new
table accessory called the "Lazy
Susan" that will save many
steps for the woman who prepares
her own meals or serves
them. It sits on the table; holds
small necessities; and turns
round and round.
Furniture that catches the to woodwork of all kinds. Just
golden lamp glow and throws apply with a damp rag, then
it back; furniture that is full rub with a dry one. So quick,
of soft tones and colors—that's so easy. And such results!
the kind you have when you Sold everywhere. 30c to
use O-Cedar Polish, the friend $3.00.
\ J ^Polish
It is now possible to secure a
specially constructed shelf for
use in the sunny window where
even the most stubborn plant
cannot refuse to grow. It is
made of a bronzed metal, and it
may be adjusted to any window,
no matter what its size, without
troublesome changes.
When closet space is limited
the housewife will find an underthe-bed
cedar chest a real friend.
It holds the odds and ends that
it is hard to find room for elsewhere.
A "night rack," made of
coat hanger; skirt or trouser
clamp; pegs and shoe trees, is
new.
The tidy home keeper is always
looking for convenient and useful
smoking accessories. It is a
metal affair, the one that
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prompted this notice, and can be
clamped to the side of the table,
card or otherwise. It has another
virtue, for it is roomy, and
will not spill!
If you are a devotee to the
great American game of poker,
when you are not bridge-ing it,
then you will welcome a specially
constructed, round table, for
this purpose. It is made of mahogany;
is covered with green
baize; and has special pockets
for the necessary chips.
Color, that long ago touched
table linen into unusual beauty,
has now made its appearance on
bed linen. Sheets and cases of
fine cambric come in solid color,
and there are offerings in white
with colored borders. Monograms
in color on white, or white
on color, are smart.
L U N C H E O N E T T E
I H ISR \ •
B t J H H
raruous lor ifs Lome cooking and delicious pastries. Outing
boxes and individual lunches packed to the desire
and taste oi the purchaser.
w o m e n s
Industrial E x c h a n g e
433 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa.