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1a short~skirted. tormtmouldlnl little
:11 or}: of black crepe de chine: The
inenkllne. Which was very low In
gin-ant; was edged Wm: rhinestones.
fang! rhinestones also edged the arm-
=hulcs and formed a‘decorauoo on
‘ » llhe side front of the frock.
- 1 Flu}; and black has gamed a place
for itself among the dressmakern as
‘iwoll an wltl) the mllllnelfia. Molynmm
'lihes black net over flesh-colored
‘crepe. ‘
Square Neckline:
i .The isquare neckline is used in
imany of the new evening tracks.
ghietalljé gowns are Imade with the
jgold or silver lame cut in‘atmlzht.
.ulosely moulded llnes, ending in a
ggtraight llne running around rich:
.unrl-w the arms. The sheath re-
:malne stralsht and scant to a palm
somewhere between the hips and
lelhln a few inches of the hem.
where some sort a! flare 1:: intro-
gcluced.
The gown cut 1:: a deep V gt the
lack but draped surly WI: 111 tron:
'18 still canaldercd highly appropriate
forlhe formal evening occulon, and
lthr well moulded bodice out wlth a
;mode:.uy rounded neckline and out
frame: luuer under the arm: la still
forgen. (me- may wonder why thls
mode. never really becoming. Should
have remained wlthlun [or another
SGJEQX‘M Another rather unbecom-
‘inz. but, undoubtedly smart neck-
‘lmc, ls ACthuVed by Callot in a lace
frock. Thls is cut straight across
3-558 m" 15 extremely simple neckllnos and slightlv flax-mg shirts
in 010 "1031111182!” the after- that would also do double du'a'
: "0°" {17°35 equally simple ”V6 for dinner hook and atlornoon from}
{3" an elaborate Occasion-wand for on occaslona. {ton thew is 1350
_ me evening an much magnificence to add to the llzbmcus u=’ :hc ram-{a
i as you llke. That seems to be the frocks. V I m A .. L A V ’
g {31:89:}; dekmand or fashion. Th1: ' ' '
! l‘ea 0 ma lngavery strict l re; " ’ ,
gardlng WW.“ la concerto: 13:23am Any Color for Evemng
13 something 0’. a. reversion to old The color of Vnur evenin" rouns
:- UE‘WE Fl” 3 ume recently women ’l'nfly he almost. ant-"thin" Q} at; Ilka;
“fire: pretty much ans/111mg {or and mm be in fashion? .For the
.n‘mrnnng that they “flavour-logs, slmplo llme wearable dlnnér find
.mcyeleu frocks. long loose capes. dance frock vou may choose lxelgc
lvmued gearseyte frockg and blouses. or light brown and foel that you. are i
g l: dldn‘t mucn matter What. Now neither stralnlng latter a new mode2
g “1: rlletum from Paris ls that car- nor clmging to one that lei naéseel
r;: :5. are not to be worn in thelPlnk brown and rose beige, éx'o 37.4
luv-rum; nor in the afternoon save itramlve in late and lend themwlves
21:: fuxrly elaborate dress; The pull to U‘ll‘nmlng mm artificial pink
Milt-rad suit or frock. or some sort roses. lm-o m all song of violet
, : <rw.«rl dress, is consldere-‘l smart- and mauvo tones—some.- quite deep
«. 2 lo.“ nlornlng end an absence 0! land others so light and pinlv} as to
"h urala detail makes for smart- ”co real orchid. V
L755 m such clothes, Among ’l-luvs, that known this
Thls does not mean that womenj 7 A h
t: foreaworn elaborate end meg—y
7. 'el‘.{ and coquettlsh clothes, but:
mrz‘fls' that the are saving them‘
all for the dedYnlng hours of the"
g d _. Thaw reveal the luxury and;
. splendor of dress for the moon :‘mcli
3 yrs. not for the sun. 3
g Little Dinner Gown:
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3 There are many women now who]
E aw; telling along wlthout what la
1:. lrmmn ass afternoon clothes at all;
3 They have good lookinx soon?
3 he: whlch answr‘r the purpose!
l luncheona and bridge parties,
3113193: even, sort of afternoon ro«
( :al Mormon. For the really formal
utw'vw-n occasion a more rlalmmtv. ‘
arm'o :a needed. For such occasions
‘écra are dresses that may also gPhOFElhOFrfi‘Tf'" T037
have as llttle dinner frocks.‘ I! you ; ' "
:23 vs some suoh (rock in your warm ‘ .
rum—o little dinner gown-wyou may
~ :r ml: for the afternoon affair
to
:LC-zrszt maul.
thl‘C‘ as perlwlnl-Lle, still r91
. n you: apart or tailored clothes faworlte. F‘s;- blur: and
""lll'l not he approprlatc. do n irn'orih; colwr c
' r‘h .1 frock mlght he the llMlotCnll-m and amour: by
ear dress recently worn on tha' .nwns in a moire 1:; s
.‘.,.s ‘ny a. popular actress. It is ‘vxlrh green.
. bulge wrepe satin made wlthout;
f «waves but Will: a rounded neck:
l ‘lhere la a short scant skirt or the:
‘ E 222m with a fiarlnz tunic of the;
same materla) about slx
l 'c’norler. There la no defined walls:-
0, hut-a series of five or six tucks
. lrl-ls the hlpline.
mar. throughout cave {or a Jabotlvery small wardrobe.
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Black Still Used
Though this ls declder'lly a. season
igowns. end
i still the most the
prar'tlcal for
It ls of the beige (woman who must gel. along thh 3.
"ion or
01’ cl‘
eetltr.’ of; tho rounded neckllne to lug. One of the motion plvturo
*2" line of the tucks_ ‘beautles recently appeared at u,
:den ce attended by dialing; had
There are little taffeta. frocks with
' ‘ rounded or squared imemhers of her I‘rt‘»?ossln~n “rm-521g
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1season as pervenche, more famlhar
loches ;ot color there are null black evonlng :
these are considered ;
a? ‘r-elge lace that hangs from theglace they are very generally becom— a
:he shoulders. but the line ls so blah
that it shows only the tips of the
;~llns.llllvr::. The slrnp. w»? the clip
‘ 1 (‘x-lnc .lfi l'lgllt glen to this
b
The Huddrou
Deaplte the contlnued vogue for
the boyish hub and the closely
lshfnglc-vl ltr‘ad (here is a. growl”;
’ M...rer:t in oluhr‘rale m-lffures. Hair
wamems. lundeaus, llama, combs
ll all sorts of decorations} for the
'ltsm’l are taking an important place.
A: a benefit (lance given at one of
the amart resorts on the French
mvlera and attendtd lg: :aehlon~
able From-1:. American :md Russian
women. 121‘; prizes of the evening
were awarded to the women whose
gelalanrare headdreases recelved the
imost votes of a commltloo of gono
professional Judges appointed for
the purpose‘ Every sort of elab-
joralo and simple llalr adornment
‘was “1321‘: and colffurcs elmost as
elaborate :9 those of the period of
-M.-u- , Autn 4?de were to he been.
All of owl-him"! goes to Show that in
Y‘mnm: a: least there ls a growlng
1 eyes! in elaboration of bqlrrlreir
.. _ For clay ume, momlng espe-
cially. :mur hair cannot but be sim—
;:ly arrange-5L But the simple head-
dress ls :20 longer the: :martest for
evenmg. '
THE DRESS
QUESTION
"15 1: fashionable now to “ear
or ohoulxl only art:-
; worn?"
*wwr: may be worn
there is zio chance at their
while worm. That la, for
:‘t {il'FCdeF-C the real
lr' roost aluaclve, Kc-
,- tho nellwknown actress.
_ Enrol, lectured ln Parls and
on the shoulder of her black
~s twn lovely real orchlds.
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blue ‘chlfion frock. 1mm flash-colorrrs' gluiw (1-112, south of blue and pink. nbbon. A: fight, Had»: hoe aver flesh sown with. aodet a:
,form ing train.
POINTS of FASHION
HE sleeveless dress will not be? Dainty little evening slippers show
\‘rm‘n 527 .. ‘1 Wm season aslappllque flower df‘slgnfi across the
lest-4n :r! :‘-.r daytlmegl’rom, done an narrows. colored 5"“
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necessarily ,bons.
Most. iaghlm’lv.
,r: sir-owe mat just;
‘ and Lxlcnds a :\ (
ll‘lt‘fil‘lll. Often ‘
No of Foxm ('Z‘lrfl '
Wear. This n
mean low: a.
able is a \'f“.'}' ..
covers
few lnClEe: In“.
this l5 :2 humid t
material :aurlx as urgandlo
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Dark frocks ma? now be worn;
With detavlsahlo llhgerle collars and
cuffs 53ml mama: women will welcome
the return of this dainty fashion.
Llnen and {Mun walslcoals and
chemisettes are also found in many,
0! the our; frocks and suits. The
dlaadvanlage of this fashzon is of
course one of upkeep It takes time ‘In anoth‘er the show twinkllngs c?
and money to see that these acces- grose. pmix. ‘.‘10ch, blue. yellow and
series are always clean. but it also agrerm ‘
makes for greater dalntlness and
cleanliness. Th5 fastidloua woman
app-tore: of the revlral.
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30f what seems to . ck patent
gloather, “bl-"h gl :24 .1 nz‘tmlllc
lsheen that i‘ellerr?s she- colors of the
.ramoou‘. In on? Blah: 111-3 slippers
seam to he just lsfazrk patent leather.
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’Goodvlooking new French lingerie
is made of light pink crepe do chine
embellished with very fine embroid-
ery. In pink.
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For the woman who needs glasses
then ere most attractive spectacle
cases of rich tapestry. Then there
are sot-called glove lorgncttea that
have narrow lenses and fold up so
small that they may be held in the
palm or the glow.
two inches wide. Buy or make
three pink ribbon roses, about an
inch and a halt across. Place three
in a row along each end, letting
them hide the small hem of the rib.
bon's end. Wu will then have a
very smart neck scarf and one that
was designed by a prominent French
hammer. The original was made to
wear W111: a straw cloche which was
Lacquered flowers are important.
bonded with tho aatinrib‘oqg “a
”Mod “Pith four of the pink tom
PM at the back over the ribbon
band. Sin; artificial roeee any be
used- inetead.o! those of ribbon.
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.The newest tabs to be worn‘with
spring suit: have a vanity €856-31
the pocknt end. This is joined to
z short string a: sllver bands which
end: tn quite a. long tassel which
decorate: the outside a! the pocket
n ‘ .
Datum! naw bags tram Paris
" show trimming of inmate! flavors.
r The! era placed in nil-ecu“ bou-
«puma-maumza-
velape. bag and then osmium down;
with 9914 was GM Mung, arm an a punk m Wonk-all! 0:9th
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Moreover, they are exceedingly good
1001:1218. The)’ trim hats of straw
and of silk, and they are llkewlsa
smartly'piaa‘fid on interesting new
frocks.
A new glove to wear mu; the
short-sleeved frock shows a sheath-
like wrist section with a flaring
tum-back cut! tour or five inches
above 'the' hand. The glove is a.
bull-org but there are mm at the
wrist to help give the fight. sheet}?
like line on which the glove: depends _
tor swarm-u. Tho out! (I Med, » .
uotrerybimmd inotaeouwum _ Can track of mm any: do chine,“ cm W (a
color—black on Wmorfi'hlteor Med om beds. aud‘fiaioerei cum frock over pate M
genogrdn: on a. black (lave. trunmed math blond lace and large green W W.
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