Spraysof Fruit As Dress Novelties Silk, muslin, wool, and dyed feathers have all been used at one time or another for the fashionable button hole, without which no costume jumper' suit, coat frock, or even fur coat is considered complete.
Now the dressmakers are introduc ing novelty buttonholes of shell or of blown oF spun glass.
Not many of them are reproduetions of flowers.. Fruit seems to have fired the imagination of the shell and glass artists, and couple of luscious-looking red cherries or 4 bunch of "strings" of red and ite currants, complete wre being sold for the grey costume, and a tiny yellow esr ona stall' for the buttonhole of a jumper.
Purple grapes with a wonderful "bloom" of them ae very popular, and there are miniature plums red and yellow and purple, and knots of ivy berries with their leaves as a background.
Sprays of fruit in a larger size have been made, so that hats may be trimmed to match buttonholes, and there will probably be bridesmaids at the Spring weddings who will carry some of the charming Victorian posies of forget-me-nots, pink roses, and button daisies which Rave been made from cooered \for washing purposes. Muslin covers for milk jugs and bowls are DANCING IN CYCLES summer necessity, but there are loertain articles that cannot be Will The Minuet Be N {covered with wire gauze or muslin. For such things one hoards paper Johann Strauss, grandson of one bags. Flies have a distinct objec-waltz writer and nephew of another, tion to paper bags, and if these are feels the family tradition strongly. ventilated by means of tiny pin To people in whose beat holes and fish, poultry, or game of two-four time sounds from every placed inside, they are fairly safe radio, night club and musical show, from attention, it seems that the present repre: sentative of the waltz dynasty is
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