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;natching that us-wl on tho collar, are
Snort knickerboclreI-s.
fancy or;
.plain white shirt In th a novelty pull- ,
ore snater and golf stockings to.
imatch are now the order of the day. I
'! However.,
. they should,
be worn only
on the lulu.
and not about'
the streets or.
no shipboa d.i
for a prom-i
, enade on the‘
The- white bum
deck. as has.
irequeutlylI
been the use”
in the past
\Special top-coats for sports wear
'also are worn. These are best in
raglan styles. permitting at much
freedom in motion. and may be}.
either single or double boasted in
light weight and light shade fabrics.‘
The coat is snurtest when out full;
.11 straight. fat-1y long. and wth'
patch pockets. it frequently ellects. l
East inverted pleat. lalf belt.
For sports wear. the jacket is,E
fiat when comfort is amply provided ‘
ifor. Hall belts in the back are to
the recommended. as also are patch
The waistcoat invariably-
lshould be of the same material 3’
;the coat. although the shade may
idifi'er. providing. of course. that the
two blend properly.
l Sports attire includes the import-
”ant item of flannd trousers in both
white and pastel shades. These are
lworn both in solid colors and in,,
gunobtrusive striped effects. “With
Iflannel trousers. a jacket of a har-
,monizing somewhat darker shade
.presents :11: most pleasing appear-
Jill'K
‘ For Informal day dress. the lal'
of the jacket may wejl be rather
deg with the front Ia.lored so as
ltaste for color in his choice of
toayamas. ‘Pastel
knit shirt and broadcloth rnnnng
trunks form an ideal combination
for nuximum coolness in the sum-
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A man can safely indulge his
shades are much
« favored l or
summer war.“
‘in light veils:
intern-ism
as silk. sois-'
ettc. artificial
silk. and
broadcloth.
Men's (ash-
ion arbiters
are stressing
theimportance
, olthc so-called
Lido pajama suit for beach «car.
This Instinct-enthusiastically adopted
in snarl European resorts. and is
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expected to attain some degree ol‘:
popularity. on our beaches this year.
It is roomy and execedlngly- snappy.
Novelty printed elites in silk
min were seen in the south during
the winter. and will‘ Very likely be
worn by many at northern resorts
this summer. Crash beach rolls
aflord a grateful degree of comfort
alter stepping from the water no
the chill eh:— .
NATURAL SHADES
VERY POPULAR
FOR CH____ILDREN
Enscmlwlos for small f‘lllllll‘C‘n
being 5310“!) in mauv stones. Rashes
and tlannrl me the materials used.
, p: blah colors and IIIItIIml shadncs
' popular. The s!ylc trr-nd in chil-
‘H'n enscmhlt‘s, in fact, is closely
. 1 wins; that. which Is noted in wo-
‘e'n’u styles. Thu cc-stumcs consist
of dress.- coul and in? in match.
Hats. in most instances, :Iro com-
binations of strnw and the fabric
used in the coat and dress. and the
color Suhfi'mt' Is :IIuiIItIIInr-d through-
out. Unr‘ Cumr-Osc displayed in Ill
kusha. in lh-r naIIIIrul ohmic. The
coat is lIIII-d “ith- lurk-"y rml. (Ind
droes and hat urn pIpc-‘l with the
same color. A llnnncl cus- Inblo in,
salmon is s-sp-wilely effective. But-I
tons play in Important part in the
trimming of Ihr little costumvs.
These an» generally the some color
that is need tor pipings.
Full length coats of blue a'.l'gt_‘8
-d clIeviots are slated to come into
he plln during IlI- swing.
of this typo lit populzm Isomc
"blue or tun lint-n collars. oth-
with the man ation collar trim-
.l-ruivl. Hand-cm-
b‘roldered stars and emblems aro fro-
quently used. and gull] braid is
shown on several modr‘la. French
toms ‘ the same material and ('01-
or, trimmed “llh (l. ‘lunml of braid
shown with IlIr- coats.
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_ Luce Trimmed Model Has
Cont So Designed That It May
9 anaflatineo as \‘Vell as
Grins. m1. Trimmed
, of Ion Yulencennes
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CHIFFONS WITH
FLOWERS SHOWN
FOR EVENINGS
l-loucrml chil’tons are introduced,
for swing lingerie. I’ustel grounds
printed with bunches o! flour-rs give
a. good opportunity for color cm-
phasis in the very nnrrow plpings
in Solid color that make the finish.
Some of tho sch: :II'o xvlpml in vor-
valn. a. sol“. Inuuw,
\onr-hr llluc, Nth, or perhaps ccrlso.
Excuse is made for the introduction
of more color than plplngs alone ur-
rord. by means or II little lattice of
color folds Worked down the front.
or u. lmskct Iii-sign uf tin: sumo folds
applied to mukc, “llh the printed
design, a. single buskct-ol-tlovrers
moth.
Yeats and slop-ins arc shown in
the new printed t'lIilIons, and also a
oIIe—pince Chcllll‘u' \vhlch revives the
\"I-ry long \Iulstlinu and introduces
{ulness in pleats or II. circular
fluunc“. Gowns are shown \Iltli
Empire ot't‘rct. \xaistline and pleated
skirt. and also in straightllno styles
with scalloped edge-e.
lnnlt-nlructilile \‘olle is important
among the plain color materials.
and Is often trimmed with hand
run Alcncon tintcd to match. This
in true of one sown in I‘erxcncho
blue. where the lace is cut in Van
llyke points and applied with line
cnItroidcry.
From tho point of view of color.
one of the most. lltlr‘rostlng aspects
of the spring line, is the introduction
' of u. shade called "nude." on the or-
der of the “nude" ‘ade in hosiery.
This is endorsed especially for a.
little chemise designed for evening
wear and cut out very deeply :It the
back. Binche lace, again tinted to
match. provides the trimming. This
chemise like many in the collection.
is made “with fitted waistband, and
back fastening.
BATEAU IS MOST
LIKED, NECKLINE ‘
_.\’ightrobos feature varied neck-
lInes, the most often repented neck-
line in tho bateau. union is usually.
lied on the shoulders with smart lit-
tle ribbon bowa. Strictl’y tailored are
several models with lIemntltchcd
henna, and a. \ery simple hand em-
broidered rnotir. and there are others
with narrow piping: in contrasting
color. This latter idea is w oil exem-
plified in a. gown with square neck-
line, and tiny sleeves pin-lucked at
both edges so that they put! in the
middle. The same pin-tucking runs
across the front. or the garment.
The more elaborate styles show
edges or real Vflenclennea or blneho
lace. and ornate til urn. or cut: work.
Georgette In matching color me.“
border- and inserts in some Iota.
where it taken the place or net. A
novelty in one collection in a black
and whlto‘printcd chttton with black
Chantilly latc. This features the
two~pleco set. “11“!!! la endowed as
preferable to the one-piece col-Mun.
tion.
> Costume slips are very liralsht
and short. and designed to fit no go-
curnteiy that they require no draw
ribbdnn.
Negllsees are largely 0: cont style.
with borders of munboit or lolda of
contracting co . OPleatod putting
sunken a. smart. nlah for e. tailored
robe of tea. rose' crepe satin lined in
yellow. and some use lance: like
Aloucoua or mar-tot (natured on
other robes of nttnpl linen.
-.\d\ertlao tn the Sentinel for the
beat realm:l
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White Tcrrv Cloth With a
lPlain \Vhilc.
Everything is being developed ac-
cording to tho ensemble Idea. Tho
accesaorica of the costume must now
match the costume itself. hula. oboe.
Jewelry—tn tact everything—4a do.
voloped in the sumo coloring. or at
least in blended shades of the aamo'
color.
The interest of the ensemble in
that a woman cannot wear one but
with all costumes. but she must have
tho lint. correctly matched to encla'
separate costume it also would bu
correct. in (act the cnsemblo is
considered the biggest thing in all
avenues-I of costumlng today.
frinted Design in Pastel Tom‘s
of Rose' and Lavender Makes a Tailored Bathrobe Bordered in
It Is Matched Exactly in Bath Mat, Bath Sheet,
' Towels and Cloth.
ENSEMBLE VOGUE ‘LEADS IN PARIS
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Pastel shades are greatly stream
ed. and tho fuchsia tones are of en—
mlnl interest. There is a Madonna
blue one of the most interacting colo.
on which Paris has developed. and
oven thin to being done in hole.
towns. shoes. and the like.
As far- .aa shapes are concerned.
it would loom that the cloeho typo
will be in vogue tor all time for It
to generally bocornlnt. and to. with-
out doubt. the moat comfortable
thing. High crowns are b'olnz shown
but they are more in the Upon that
at the head and therefore oonlorrn
more to the lines or the (no.0
DRESSHA’fS ARE
AG POPULAR, ,
TR E OF BLACK
Lace Being G iv e n
Much Attention -——
Hat and Scarf Sets in
Demand
The arms but or Mack or cocoa
color is -:\'lIlI.-mly_.I.-0:IIlng into its own
again. for manufacturers report A
demand for this type of merchan-
dise. as well no saying that it his not
Intori‘crrcd in any way with the or-
dering on bright coloréd hall. Loon
null Inllun ls cuIIIblneIl to a. large ex-
tent in the making 0! the” but.
which arc in both large. pletumu.
types. and the small dainty effect:
'l‘hvro is also a. great den! of mnllno
employed in combination with ml-
lan.
Demand for the black droan hat. In
coming lrom runny o! the New York
shops. There in one type or trim-
ming that is particularly will “ROG.
when the embroider-lea or tullan are
not employed. and thln to the stub
peacock nmdo to imitate mu“.
now in vogue in Paris.
Ln. 0 in coming in for much atten-
tion and this la. no doubt. brought
about by the advent or the dro- but.
Lace drapes on large straw bull. or
those of taffeta or tattle. are used
and many ot'theso continued in tons
hanging streamer-a or neck Delft.
Flower petals and entire flower! are
also made of the lace and are I. fav-
ored trim on tho black dren- ml“.
The not and near: nets nlno In
very much In demand and in {not
everything that is on tho ensemble
lat...
Combinations o! straw and rubric
are very prominent at the present
"Inc. with tattle, all types or ribbon
In plat: and novelty weaves. and tal-
tata employed. one especially good
ltorn being the canton crepe which
in mm with ~straw combination!
or used singly. Fell in combina-
tion with eta-ow to also met: in cu-
denco. ~ .
In the ll. M. A. n. Fashion Show.
hold recently at the Hotel Astor. New
York city. the majority or hate
“on were of large also and in pic-
turonquo types for tho nummor sea.-
non. Flower-u were very important
on trimming: and ribbon also were
much in use.
Brilliant colon. especially in red
tonne, worn important in the show-
ing and all of tho suchata shades
ltkowtao wowed n largo use. Largo
body strut-a came in tor much at-
tontlon. also hate 0: tattctn. mills.
and ribbon in monotone or color
combination. '
The outstanding teaturo of this
ulllllnory display was the (not that
trimming proved Inoro important
than tn many ooasona.
Another Jaunty little trlmmlna
count-u 01 three taaula o! slycertn-
lad mick fluoa drooping trons one
cord “4‘ showing dltlmnt shades
at one color. Glycorlno ostrich la
very'lnsportant; one otrlklnt rnotll
of this kind wan wlngllko and bright
red. Sectlona of the lives were
curled together no tighttleIat they
union lookod‘llko flower buds. Al-
“to. are also tinted ln hlg’h allude.
ouch u bishop and purple. which
an eonbtnod.‘
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Gordon and Van Raalte Silk Hose In the season’s popular
, shades ,. J ‘
Colorful Silk Saris, Smart New Neckwear, Envelope and
Under-Ann Bags
Boutonnieres, varied In color to give the touch of Spring to
one’ s costume
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