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ROM the dress point of view the
“sport girl" need play no!“
tennis nor golf and need not
know how to swim: end she msy be
as ignorent of motorboets as she is
or selling. But she must wear sport
clothes. In every group of women.
old as well as young. you will and e
number of them who solve ell their
dress problems. seve for evening. by
wey of sport clothes.
To be quite precise. the sport girl
is not the tailormade girl. In feet.
she has nothing to do with tailors.
And this yeer. when the tellored suit
and the tailored frock ere prominent.
and when there is talk of. “teilored
effects" in gloves, shoes end even in
jewelry. there is distinct competition
between these two influences. The
tailored suit"is precise, exect. de-
pends much on dnish end deteil. fol-
lows a. definite design. The sport
frock or wrep or hot is informs!
though often very rich in texture.
It lacks precision. though often it is
elaborately embroidered or otherwise
adorned. It is simple end essiiy
worn. though it usually wents the
uniformity of the tailored costim.
For the women who would be
painstaking in ell matters releting
todreseitiaernistsketoweere
sport bet with the tailored suit. or e
tailored hat with the sport suit. A.
sport blouse belongs with e sport
skirt end sport Socket—not with the
trim teilo'osd Socket. which demends
e tailored blouse. '
Summer Dsmsnds Bright Colors.
In genes-e1 tailored clones ere
more up for splint end
autumn. while sport things seem to
reign when worm weether course.
The bright colors first seem to lend
themselves so well to the idee of
sport clothes ere best dispieyed un-
der e bright sun. It is e misteke
to think first beceuee guy colors look
“werm” they should be evoided in
July end August. 0n the contrery
it is when neture brings forth the
poppy end the golden blede of corn.
when skies ere blue end petches of
sunshine ere of e blinding yellow
that bright-colored end runny-colored
clothes ere most eppropriate.
The French women realises this
even better then we. For the see.-
shore end country in summer she
wears bright colors ebundentw,
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' low the general lines of the clochc-
suitisouiteept tobelefthengins
neetly on its own little henger et
horns.
Sporthetssreebocntothesum-
mer named. One con very well do
without e hetbox end still echieve
veristy in headgesr. A single white
felt bet tbet osn be folded end
crushed into smell space they be
meds to play severel roles by the
eddition of different sets of scsrfs.
Dreped with s white end black scerf
it is worn with metnhing scarf for
one ocossion. while the next dsy it
rnekes an entirely different appeer-
ance when draped with e green- end
white scerf end worn with one of
the seine ilk
Crocheted Sports Hate.
Crocheted sport hets ere some.
thing of e novelty. though they fol-
sheped pull on felt hat. They are
tightly crocheted in rether heevy
cotton or silk end embroidered over
the crochet stitches with small and
some rether emusing figures.
Belts ere sanetimes used to trim
soft felt bets, end there is no ree-
son whoy this belt trimming might
not be oerried along es en eccessory
with which to trim e plsin felt hat.
figures in
sandaloud the other a suede
lowest lust «for unm‘ren trims-a miss a we of green m. and the
one in between is «00de
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though she would neyer dresrn
weering them in the shadow of the
city in cool westhsr.
We Are Nomads.
colerfulnees of sport cloth“
So the demands of warm
fits in with the
' weather dressing. To many women
th " kebleness" of sport clothes
regompnfinds them especially for the
summer werdrobe. When we do es
we please we are still a. notion of
nomads. Our young women trek
from piece to piece in school end
college vacations in —a. manner thet
would do credit to eny bend of Are.-
bisn Bedouins. No chance for e
Wardrobe thst needs elaborate peck-
ing. end 'much pro-sins between mi‘;
stations. The tutored suit tbet
temporarily put out of commission
by a. motor trip, e summer shower
or e‘ sojourn in e treveling case. is
home her
the round
and short trim is all.
sosrfseedshoss. tethelsrosoiroloorso
notch of white cos W with large
9”... blue. There are
GM sport shoe W with black patent
circloisaaoldmmuahcnecrus
two shoes, one or e slashed lasthcr
solute and blackout-white-
The
liven the girl who considers ten
differs“ scerfs necesssry for her
bonnie-s on e single week-end trip
finds her begs very little heevier or
bulkier for their inclusion. Borne
girls heve edopted the plan of fold-
ing their scsrfs eround cardboerds
—ceveral scarf! around esch bond-—
end take as much trouble in keeping
than smooth end nest as once they
did in caring for their veils. But e
few strokes of en electric iron will
teke out wrinkles from eny scsrf
without the aid of on expert. :2 you
have. followed this scerf fad to its
finest point you must have a. hend.
ken-chief to match your scarf.
.lmhroldered Sweaters.
' Richly embroidered sport Junkets
sud sweeten .stili stend in first
fever. sometimes a. white jersey
jeeket will be worsted all over with
elebofeis Ind colorful embroidery.
the in white spooning only to
merit line of the collar end cuffs.
Sonatina a. sport suit will show e
isckd of Jersey richly embroidered
e . 1 M .J e e rs
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like a very sorrow piping around
possibly show en embroidemd bend
shout the born.
The clever young women who
wents to follow this feshion mey be
able to save quits e pretty penny
by embroidering her own knitted
Jacket or suit. With e little patience
she cen work out the technique of
the embroidery end find e suitable
design for her work.
Sport Chose, Chlflon Frocks.
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It is e seying in Peris thst the
American girl cen be spotted en!—
where by her habit of weering sport
shoes with chiffon frocks end pic-
ture huts with sport costs. Of
course thet sort of thing sometimes
does happen to the best of us. Now-
edeys eny het thet is not of postage-
etemp proportions is e "picture" hat.
That is. the wido-brimmed hat is
usually regarded as epproprite only
for formal efternoon occasions. But
not infrequently the women trevel-
ing on very linuted income finds it
easier to weer her large het end
carry her smell het when melting
eny long journey where luggsge
must be Keying little
room for needless clothes she hes
with her but one cost-wand thet
probebly e sport cost—which hes to
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a sport frock of cream knit silk jersey.
sfrinb girdle tied loosely of the hips.
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buttons. The pleated skirt is of white crepe do om edged with ribbon to m stripes. Nest to it is
It is Mouse“ with folded bonds of Inflow silk of the neck and
pocket edges, and a wide band at sleeves end host of black, yellow end very dork blue braid. There is c
Inthsosnmisslrooholmeedwutswhoim. Thereiso
pleated front panel, a leather belt, a white line» coiler out o brown tip Nest to u is s We nosed cost,
and ot the extreme left is a blouse of Indian posse of white and crush.
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noon. and the very few evening oc-
cesions when she "dresses up.”
That mey explain the situettcn.
but. it doesn't excuse it. If you have
chosen sport clothes for bevel—end
the choice is excellent—follow up the
plan from A to lserd. Your bet
simply must be small and of the
sport veriety. Wee: 'sport shoes.
too. but don't melts the misteke of
weering thern leter with your light.
thin summer of ell
with georgette or chiffon.
By ell meens evoid sport seces-
sories with formel efternoon dress.
This does not meen thst you they
not weer sport things in the after-
noon. even on rether fennel ecce-
eions. Some. women. you know
heve prectieslly done sway with
efternoon cloth For teas end even
gerden per-ties ey weer the more
festive sort of sport thinli- But if
they ere reelly smart they don’t mix
the two types. ‘
Among the most interesting of the
more eleborete sort of sport shoes
ere those of slashed colored leether
Theylookelmostesiftheym
madeofreiiisendereesooolsnd
comforteble as e Romeo sendel.
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Nest week—Clothes for Bummer
do service for morning and engr-
Beeches.
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REPE DE CHINE frocks in the
soft simmer colors trimmed
. with Irish lace to metch?
Beech begs mode at one): oilcloth
shaped like ducks. fish end other
sppropflsts usual?
Nude stockings with fine bleck
lace insets on the ehkles and in-
steps?
The new Indian gsuse sweeter-s?
They ere ‘nnely knitted in very light-
weight wdol in the softest pestel
shsdes and are worn for sports in
ccmbineticn with white or light
WMfllklfl-l.
The new leghorn beta for sum-
mer? A fevorite wey of trimming
them is with colored velvet. often a.
crown of the velvet being fitted over
the crown of strew.
Answfrookmedsof light blue
teffete figured with roses showing
the undreped sill: for use bodice
whilctheskirtismedem‘wy
coveredwith efull-gethsredeverb
am of very pale blue tulle?
Thetyeilowhescomeintopsumfé‘
nenoe for sfternocn end mg
muster-summer? Itsnycfthsm
whilethesltiriwillremsinplelmw
yellow.Aneveningfr-oohissimply
medeofgecrgemflnmm
orengetoepsleysllosr—dvecrsix
ingtornsltoupthsfrcck.
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Thst en excludve shop shows a
summorwrepmedeofsoftredduw
Thetsnctherunsrtshcpsponsera
the style of but stsuw hsts simply
trimmed with white lilies of the
valley?
creemleoe?
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“Made by Hand”
INthismeohineereofour-sthe
little lebel. bend mede, seems to
carry with it e magic appeal.
Any febrio that is known to hevs
been bend woven seems to have a
merit ell its own, irr-psctive of its
ertlstio merit or strength of fiber.
Even e rether ordinery hend-mede
rug would and morn edmirers then
anything but the most exquisite
whine-made rug. Some people
seemtofeelthetonceethingis
mechine sends it becomes the entire
product of some brainless. soulless
machine. They do not seem to reel-
ise thet the machine hes been guid-
ed by e humen bend end that that
machine has been merely carrying
out the wish of some humen brain.
Just st preslnt. in the realm of
dress et least. there seems to be e
reection egalnst the slavish admire-
tion of everything hand made.
Women ere beginning to reelise that
sometimes mechlne-msds things bet.
tor serve their pm then things
made by bend. it is the exceptional
women who would not prefer to
weer mechine-ltnittcd sport stock-
ings to the hend-mede sort. And
quite often whine-knitted sport
leolttts and sweeten take preference
over these knitted by bend.
Moody enough we see the jux-
taposition of machine-mods products
endhsndpmductsinewsytbet
would heve been condemned most
severely e few yesrs ago. We see
whine embroidery used on hend-
sewed crooks end mschine embroid-
ery used sometimes in oombinstion
prith'resl lace.
601.0th 3,101. AGAIN
The we‘d colored shoes was a
short one. end more then one woman
who bought. red. blue or even green
shoes when the fsshion began a yes:-
or more ego wore them but e few
times. They soon beceme common-
plsce. end when enything is both
commonpiece end es conspicuous as
women en wearing a. little color on
W shoes. Sometimes white kid
moralippsrswillshowenar-
row fining of color. Derlt blue in
can with white or white end
block shoes is especielly liked in
Perle; And new .word comes from
Mend that beceuse the Duchess
ofterlthesbesnwseringredbro-
cedesndredleosuersdshoes for re-
dsnoss the tad of colored shoes
revived there.
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Above, a sport jacket or comes out
jersey with cretosee cutouts sound
on with gm thread. Bela-s. e arson
and white striped flannel m with
diagonal Manuel‘s and pocket
straps and a gross misc hand
on the collar.
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Port of Ooidler’e Uniform.
Interestingly enough the cruise!
Socket or .ieclt was pert of the ed-
dier's uniform of the Middle Ages.
It was s defensive garment. usually
a leether. with interiining to m
it more protective.
Strictly speelting. e Jacket does
not come lower then the hips. end
we usually follow the rule of using
Rooly toepply'to the shorterscrts
d costs. We would hardly sunk d
the “Jacket" of e formal. long-cos”
suit. ‘
Although we heve jackets of hate-
tsd we seldom heer the
word jersey new epplied to the knit-
ted germeut for women. which reel-
iy wee the forerunner of the present
sweeter. Here. too. we hove en in-
teresting bit of history. For huh.
dreds of yeers the finest sort of wool
hes come from the lslend of Jersey
-one of the Chennel Islends fin
which our own Btets of Jersey wee
named. Before long the word 1cm
wee spoiled to shy closely-dttsd
gannent mode of this materiel.
Iweetere for Athletes.
Though we still talk of sweetness.
Jacket scans to be the term am
more end more to ell sweeten nve
those which go on over the heed.
The origins! sweeter. of course. wss
e garment worn by athletes. M
ion would heve none of it. Your
stelwert boxer wore it when he had,
stepped out of the ring end needed
to be well covered by woollen ger-
ments to keep him from cetehing
cold. \
WATERPROOF VANITY
ltdoesssemestfegeodd-lsf
her powder-puff there ere little
weterproof venities. This seeshore
vniwoonsisisofetinymhberbsg
drewncueoordthstmbehung
tnthewrist. Thebagooutsinopowo
“mm. wthroolnte
eddeootnpsctrcugeendeligstioh
ifdssirod.
With the Scarf
ANY smart French women are
wearing mellne scsrfs for eve-
nlng. matching or eunewhet
derlter then the tone of the frock.
“The emu-test wey of arranging one
is to twist it rether closely about the
thrust with one end hanging in front
end one in beck.
Brooches end ber- pins with e good
strong clasp ere used to futon
scsrfs in position on the shoulder.
front or beck. The clever girl ed-
iusts her scarf before her mirror
end then exteches it with e clssp pin
of some sort so as to evoid the in-
convenience of heving the scarf
slip out of position. At the same
time she leeves the ends streaming.
end the onset is enything but suited.
Anewtrlchistoslipou‘eendod
the scarf through the belt st the
side. allowing a. foot or so of the
end to hung benceth the belt. A
beltless froclt shows two wide but-
ionhdlcd slits in the region of e low
welstlino. end through these slits
the scarf belonging to the frock is
drawn.
nothing scarfs hev'e essurned eur-
prisingly lerge proportions—acme-
times conteining more meterlsl than
the froclt over which they are were.
They en consumes of rubber.
trimmed 'with ertiiicisl ilcwu's out
from rubber, and sometimes of rub-
berized satin.
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mm rlvsls of the hit-
tsd Jackets or sweeter are den-
nel blazers. They ere we
both with end without sleeves: sue
billets follow tbs With Mr thu-
Ie—bre- buttons. nep pockets end en.
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