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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0264 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0264 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
| 4g> At i L^ ¦1 ! i V A DRESS HAT OP MAUVE AND PURPLE VELVET, the most striking feature of which is the ombre glycerined ostrich plume. Parrington and Evans design. Worn by Regina Quinn. «, * A PROMINENCE OF THE SCARF IN FALL FASHIONS illustrated- by the use of a beautifully hand-painted scarf of white Cinderella as an adjunct to the three-piece costume ^rorn by Miss Hedda Hopper of "Sinners in Silk." WHEN THE BUCCANEERS ROAMED THE SPANISH MAIN. Gripping scene in the screen drama "Captain Blood," in which the doughty captain himself fights a duel with Levasseur, the pirate chief (left) in protection of Mile. D'Ogran and her brother Vitagraph l!! FOR STREET WEAR WHEN FALL BREEZES BLOW CHILL few creations are more neat, snug and effective than this suit of navy cheviot, collared with opossum fur. Delaney ITALIAN LAWYER BECOMES A BLUE GRASS COLONEL. Nicholas di Sesa, of Brooklyn, who, in recognition of his welfare work in Kentucky, has been made an aide-de-camp on th< staff of Governor Fields of that state. P. & A. ^ ^ ' A NEW VERSION O* "BARBARA FRIETCHIE." in which the heroine, instead of the gray-haired woman of Whittier's poem, is played by charming Florence Vidor, who shakes her flag and hurls defiance at Jackson's troops and contrives the escape of her wounded Union lover, Edmund Lowe, when the gray-coated soldiery come to take him. A SILHOUETTE ALL ITS OWN is possessed by this Glo-Gleam taffeta frock of which especially attractive features are the widely scattered embroidered cherries and the ruche of self material. Worn by Mae Busch, Goldwyn star. EXTREMELY SMART AND UP-TO-THE-MINUTE is this golflex dress of jersey, with plaid flannel fashioning its vest and narrow cuffs. Delaney r 9 hmJff? £-*., sfe J*k v-"""1 ' AN ENGINEERING TRIUMPH REPLETE WITH THRILLS The linking up of the Central Pacific and the Union Pacific railroads, one of the climatic moments in "The Iron Ho se," the great motion picture epic of the conquest of the American continent. A John Ford production i |