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D in: you, undesthingem. to 5'“ 7:: do :‘Dl‘l’geon Eczema: 1 T3: 11:0 of “cup usage directlyt giant gowns tallest. this use t.- benu—bus it is rose with quite a ,
o “.1 n n n e o in arses-men ency with “Mm. mam .
it you buy them road, ”No. do “mean woman. And it may be characterizes much ot the recently back and fullness only at the (root. is a dose attend both are and ~
imported French lingerie. Even 0n the newest Preach abroad. Then there are orchid and
you go to the pains ct having them
that “'1' quality is due to the fact
that the French woman puts her
linen sets follow this rule. Blips
laceseemstobeneadug
fitted and altered? and
frocks on ’
It yo“ make them over under things that and petticoats are made perfectly both for georgette. tri that nigh escrl ‘
m. ”w pattern that’ouflgtgth you {Eve been titted with ”meaning ‘piain and ungathered at the back. tine linen. Weights in ism: Beige ani‘ubgzitdhrowzesd; 1" \ - P: )
your size and let it go at that: 1:, Mine. Mth fullness introduced in ‘the evidence. Among the laces unwed usedend ocmdoeany one sees gray ‘ N? "‘ "
In other words do you think 2 g, ow more than roi- many seuone mm with panel- or one visiting. are valanelennes. We vim It VII-en m not lo as; ‘ " a ‘72 J
o oclte reuly demand that 0,195 ,___ and pout de Paris. They asetlated who don-d one sort of figment “v " i
a decided ochre even when oom- thatmsde it possible for her to pet " 5
your chemises and slips petticoa
camisoles. knickers and 'the rest 2’s.
garments that must lit with lame.
thin. lllte the precision of the paper
neath should- be rf ti i'i -
on the wall-or. to be mar. up to n" be cc y, at. full
data. like the ski ! necessary to walking being ear marks of the new nah! in resins that
Probably you “4:“...48‘1'52‘3‘“ :“mmmd by plaite or toidspdt the lingerie. ‘ on thin" News N m0:
' "°'"— Trimming must be used with Color- eem ole. making a ones; with a“... .9.
Dosplte’tho onal rue-“had to the inside. A single
most American women, even many
of those who bear a reputation for
being very well dressed. think of the
under clothes should nt with s'ome-
ihlns approaching perfectl . They
demand that everything mm be-
discretion. Lace is applied in flat
casings or in scant circular tiounces
without gathers.
bined with rose and ilesh colored on all h. under clothes «at once.
crepe de chine.
yumayhaveheardtothedtectchamise—and onset i:
. that plain white lingerie was .re- cue—and you are you w
turning there really seems to he no track that goes on quite simply
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ochre tintedlaor—it isoneodthe tienstohehadtortheoaskl b
appreciable turning aside tree: the over the head.
“WWW «brings. In a few bridal ~
tmusmux of late pure white has
supplanted colors. but to make o
for this. may. cilia-s are as
H Week—New Fashions tor
Little People.
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de chine. The My hands ere /
in o duper shade of rose, and so is
them of the wearer. embroidered - Vt — “ ’
across the front. f‘ i a, A V -'
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At lrft. slip mndr of washable 1 , M
err-rm do rhino ribbon fG’JIIO'Cd to— 4} MW)” . w,
acthrr. In'ornir r. china bluc crepe a,
slip with bowl of flesh rotor at top,
mbroirlmui z": blur. A! right. slip
of yellow ChifJJH plailrd 1:71;! irimmrd
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This is a addressed-quick Irooie
of printed georgette. The lingerie is
oil attached to the frock, units all
dropped into piece with one motion.
which slips the em and head 2:0
s
the neck opening of the track.
figure wears a pink satin striped
brusiere and corset combined. ‘.
precise iii of their under thinss
very, very seldom.
Americans lndlflerent.
American wemen'abroad have the
reputation of demanding most luxu-
rious lingerie but at being amus-
insly indiiterent as to the way it
MB- Most French women, however.
would go to some polns over the at
of even the plalnest muslin under
garment. One speaks pther glibly
about the garments of georgette.
voile and handkerchiet linen richly
trimmed with lace that "they 1!:
wearing” in Paris. But the “the!
that does this is in the minority. A\
surprisingly large number 0! mob ' ,
women nave indulge in such luau- : '.',
They wear under thins! “ iv”, 3.‘
good substantial muslin. But the? ‘ . -
rles.
insist on having than at.
In this country when 70“
that "they" wear seorsom Ind
under thins- your
"they" ma apply to an actual ma-
, surpri
crepe de chine
iority. No woman is
sad now
a days to discover that her cook or
v
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with larc.
importance
chine. for Southern or
nor of 1a circular flounco.
HINGE has taken on a most
F interesting guise. A new din-
ner frock. all of white crepe do
summer
wear, is made with a band of wide
fringe made of strips of the crepe.
half an inch wide finished. edged
with a coarse sort of buttonhole
stitch.\'rhe fringe is perhaps twenty
inches deep, and swirls around the
skirt, being put on after the man-
Roman stripes will probably be
terestinxly used. A dark blue straw
hat with a tiny piping of Roman o
run into the ground. so far as {m
really smart fashions are concerned. {:9}.
103‘ hetero the summer is over. “wirg‘
Nevertheless. just at the moment 5 P 9
they are capable of being very in- , “’3‘
stripes the ribbon of course cut
acrossthestrlpooilssmart. Bots
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Among The New Bra
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HE racelet or wide gold links
has recaltly reentered the ring
of fashionable jewelry. It is
hm". maid wears “ad” things or worn snugly a little above the wrist.
cobwebby goorgotto.
working women kn
luxury. But all. dool
American women.
The French
owe no such
take pains
and precautions about the at or her
not dangling. .
when it was in fashion a. genero-
tion alo-
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plain lingerie that would bore most . Wide b e om. of then m
open-work; afloat—are seen tre-
Are We lest Dressed?
American women need little ti;
proot tor the way they dread.
least it looms to
do of rather
3’“ “'9‘ "'1‘“. ”'3’ ‘° "’ showma' bracelets ms _
thatn‘they "a." the dress“ m. square cut stones. They are.
m alternated with rhinestones.
Women in the world. It
as it some distingui-
approaching this
they have yet II"
American women. 4
retort to tho
"“‘hat is your imp
ican women.’ I
clsion ad “Dim.” in a,
be the fashion
uently , tight on the arm some
gout or five inches above the wrist.
Boise ot the jewelers in Paris are
There is no longer any question
i
070. 93 m” 'V i t wearing bracelets
oi the lash on o
ecidoie 0:33;: over slecVes in mace.
One French
tiy were no less than
women recon
over her long.
bracelets
thallium” close-fittingaleeve.
often that no one will displlh it-
However there is a cm 0‘ I!"
I. w“ customary-
Ono Jeweler shows bracelets made_
Sometimes a. long silk tassel orna-
ments a bracelet made of high
colored beads held together by a chief.
tiny metal chain.
The black pearl is still in good
style and there are bracelets show-
ing large imitation black pearls set
between imitation white pearls of
the same size.
It is still smart to twins 1!. long
chain of pearls—black 01' white—
around one's wrists by way of a
bracelet.
Bracelets are worn any place on
the arm. from the elbow to the
wrist—dangling over the hand, in
And bracelets from wide ones
that are placed Just where they are
to stay. to narrow ones that slip
loosely up and down the arm. are
in good'style—cne quite as good as
fact.
tho other.
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and round the inside.
cost. by
suit it is particularly good.
important thing.
Where do you early your hand-
kerchief? It you have a wideecofled
all means tuck the hand-
kerchief in the cult—and preferably
a rather gay and giddy handker-
The colored handkerchief has for spring.
y 31‘ means gone out of fashion. '
nd with the severely tailored dark
Grass is need for trimming some
of the new spring hats. At least.
it looks like grass. which is the
It is green. and
looks well on a plain black straw
hat. the grass in a slzeehle bunch.’
a parasol with bands of narrow
Roman swiped ribbon runninground
are chosen by
Leather binding or piping is
used on some 0! the new cocks with the new street suits. White
0! reps. which is a smart fabric atitohery or sometimes white kid
‘At ion, the figure holds a set of
lingerie of pooch-colored glove ems
mow-om in blue. She ensure a
negligee o] gold and coral brocade
lined with com-l satin. Some of the
slips ore med with lace and
some on embroidered. and one is
made of pinto georgctte marked 05
into plaids with narrow bands of
block footing.
Below is a set of lingerie. all
matchiny. ”made of yellow crepe do
rhino and loos dyed to match. But-
tor-flies of the crops de chine are
cppuqued on the lace. There are
ribbon shoulder straps on the night-
gown and the 'chesties, and fine
tucks one port of the trimming. A
notice sash me through elite on the
new.
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is
e C) : warg'z’ Ll
will???
Black and white gloves are good
bandings on black gloves give the
necessary to elect. Otten
or openwork
Embroidered .‘m for evening there an '
4%,, smart culls ot black. under which a
women white hid lining shows.
at the Florida resorts. and will
the North.
and that is another an
thing about
Gloves with cuits lined in figured later on.
CFC”.
back to show the lining.
of black silk
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in bright colors, are worn
for the street. The cults are turned
Aligator skin is used for hand-
bags. and sometimes snake skin is
handed as trimming on handbag-
handbag ct) black. leather.
is much used for handbags. -
probably be worn this summer in
At the Florida places. too. the
coat of all white is much shown.
Northern coats
White iade. which came into
vogue not many months ago. is
used tor decorative trimmings on
Antelofi is one of the shine that
Above. mom-c voile is used for!“
set. The ribbons are in a w.
shade. There are full platted)!“
Something New
Jewaien are showing what'alh
pear to be rstlsei- lei-pa out! links
that can often be had to match
collar and-bracelet sets. These
"also are used to catch together
the two sides of a slit sleeve
that some just below the obesi-
ieh-eo that the link Its." IP-
pure only a few Inches {seen the
ehesider. ‘ -
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FACTS OF
FASHlON
AT THE NECK LINE.
WA'ING gownfy still M:
way of ending on quite
ly at the neck line—with,“
so much as a by~yourleava in the
way of piping. cording or raw
rhinestones. This perfectly abrupt
finishing of the neck line is the
despair of tho inept dressmahst'.
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On the majority of dinner In
dance frocks the neck line is on!
straight. running from shoulder to
shoulder just below the collar hallo
in hunt. Sometimes the lino suns
from “a low dropped shoulder line
to a lower deoolletege in hunt. But
the line is still straight.
Among sport frocks there seems
to be tendency toward the turn back
collar, ct some sort. 'sometlmes a
balm surmice collar is east
on knitted sport frocks and
and sometimes a turned back,
collar with a cord or ribbon boss
at the front. -
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Norwalk Chronicler