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con ucted tour of an assorted
ill. Be brief in making out
be necessary on a suit or coat.
guards, and the rest are apt to
HAT is the ceases-nun
traveling costume—the
costume that one wears
when going aboard an ocean liner
or traveling from Paris to Dean-
ville. let us say? The skirt should
be iairly short—the reign of the
longer skirt is over among well
dressed Europeans. Besides. a
short skirt is much more com-
fortablo when traveling. It you
like a narrow skirt choose one or
the wrap-around persuasion. or
one with a little slit at the hem
to make walking easy, The tail-
ored suit with the fairly short
jacket is perhaps the best selec-
tion for traveling because you will
want to have also a long coat or
cape for additional warmth. In-
stead of the suit you may choose
one of the new tailored coat
drones, worn with washable
collars.
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Brown tweed. black and gray
English mixture, combinations of
rust color and navy blue, gray
tweed—these are materials of con-
semuve choice. It you are
motoring over dust-y rosds remem—
ber that even light beige and gray
are tar better selections than
black and navy blue. On the
other hand. in smoky cities. light
beige and gray show soot marks
far more quickly than the dark
colors.
It is always vise vhen going
on an ocean trip to plan to put
away one's "best" travel suit or
track during the entire trip. re-
membering. that salt water and
ocean spray are no respecters of
fine raimsnt. A jersey frock and
wardrobe—likewise ' . _
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Dressing for Dinner
"Should we dress for dinner?”
asks many an anxious prospective
traveler of his friends who have
taken the salty trip some eighteen
times.
"Do you?" asks the seasoned
traveler instead of answering.
And that really is an excellent
answer. It you don't drosa {or
dinner at home, why in the name
of mercy should you start in dolor:
it just because ocean waters are
spread about you?
As a matter of fact. it some-
what depends on the boat on
which you ssll. If it is one or the
small. not very high-priced boats,
then the chances are that no one
will dress in the evening, sum on
the nights when a dance or enter-
tainment has been planned. And
there will be plenty of people. who
won't wear evening clothes than
for the simple reason that tho}-
dldn’t want to be bothered can-v-
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reserved in their staterooms. (m
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a good many people do dress ovary
night—but the most flabnraloiy
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frocks that she intended to wear
When she had Joined her family
at home. She saw no particular
reason why she should dismay
than: on board a transatlantic
liner.
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American woman going abroad to
have one evening gown and up
propriate accessories with her in
her travels. Much depends on
circumstances. Still almost every
one may may run soroas sequoia;
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them to dinner or out for the eve—
ning. Even though you have
planned to be tourist and nothing
also you will doubtless have to
pin? the social role ours in a
while. For this one evening gown
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simple. rather high—neeksd. ales/wee
less frocks that may be spam”
with the addition of georgstte
sleeves i! you likes—quite as well
for an afternoon entertainment.
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