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B Wit, so too is it- the e323: 3; The little girls e"81')“da¥ mlddy is llau‘ one of the new shades of blue '13
_ short sleeved. Little white finiddies most be ‘
smartness v , coming. The Old notion that
M the present gialohilif‘z; sfrralmtelnt “oz-n ydth very short pleated cloth little children should wear no colors
point of view of. French visitom he skirts of navy blue and navy blue tie save lue and pink seems to linger
thing that is the matter‘ M238 Re are practical and becoming. The among the prejudices of 901130
“533' incl-‘1: Americans dress th -e utmost in smart appearance ,in sun-1:1 mothers. "I wouldn’t choose luven~
«“lllldren is, that they use. enti el en a costume depends only on having dar for a child,” is a comment oflell
much material. Our childre 1F 1y too the middios always clean and in heard where Children's 0100105 are
m the French eyes are nos :1 £11115, ship—shape and havmg the skirt‘kept sold. "Not green,“ sax someromcn,
don-11y, they are so long. p 3 ve 5 short encugh and the tie qeatly tied. (lUiCkll' fiassing u\'f'!‘ the little franks
But really smartly dressed chll- {Both taste and opinion'eeem to of_ve1‘clent 1”.“ "”1 while yellow
{ll'on here as in France are wearing 'dme“ negarding the lit-tie girl's narly Clltloyed. “““m‘lm'm‘l‘é vaue :15 It
frocks extremely short. Frock": are “1.0%“. Some mothers equelch all Chfldre‘ls (“0101' recently, there fire
inircly longer than smocks, and it dcsxm for extremely dainty flnery on some “(mien who-um averse to It.
Set‘l’l‘ls no longer to be the fashion the part of their children, allowing
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for little girls to hal’e.baggy bloom- them nothing more festi‘e than ‘ ”Che Remains Favonte
or.» crate-ruling below their little White linen with a lime Irish lace A“ far sh (‘lillrlren's millinery is
“mks. 0r embroidery for part}: clothes. lif‘fi‘i'fl‘nell 1119 (‘lm‘ho seems still to
There Is No Rule Other mothers allow chiffon or be in ffll’flr. Little girls have not
,\ l‘i’;lvl<‘l"0f ll m n- . geoirgette flier"? or figured silks for had to adapt themselves to the varied
10.... Danes legenth theirlitiie Sll‘ls. assortment of high-crowned hats
. « that italic been brought before their
mothers and big sisters recently.
The really well-dressed little girl
almost invariably wears a. simple
xmtrinmnul "m-m-y-day" lint. A neat
vlmslm of lino straw with the con-
x'unlicnnl lulml of ribbed ribbon is
“on: “111: the rmivontlonal‘navy
limo sum» coal by many smartly
clmssmi little gin-l9,»
become for C‘l{lt"l‘ Women there are
many lzlirlllf‘IH who will have none
of the flwwcr-l"Emni‘ml hat {or their
little (lmiglitms. The truth is that
for children til-hon trimming seems
to tam: precedence over flowers
among women of fastidious taste.
Among the smartest hats for little
girls offered here is a, White milmx
cinch/.- shape trlmmod with small
hon around side and front. with a
double band of the ribbon running
llPlEK'CE‘ll. Pleated and ruched narrow
ribbon [orinswhe band trimming of
ulhur simple ,‘lli‘lPE‘F. Among the
»~’l"'1\\':3 fun. '3 HT!" mliun, tilFt‘flil
ml similar sorts.
For the I‘M"
:1 i'ulli'd-up
gaming; favor :it
All“
' 1 r'v'mr- rmu’ hols/15mg. tircm'omd
":1: sing; u: lll'iff. >
The" small boy is dressed in blur? ’5‘ ‘ ~..
(inn; trousers anal white shirt bomnl
mliz blue. .1 Mun «tléfphanr out out
(if [mm and. npplianrl adds a. fas-
tinrih‘ug (much. to ihn (”hildlsh taste.
l‘hr .snmll girl. for 1'! 1‘3 rL small girl
11/ (he right. is rlrcssrrl in. pink and
u-hitv chrckrd gingham trousers and
wirrrr'less jacket, will: a while roilc
blouse.
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asked for rip-finite rules concerning
:Iw: Pl‘orwi‘ lt-ngll: (if-skirts for girls
or different ngvs. ll' Ono follows the
prune-m. funl’llull for r-xtrenwljr short.
«lull skirts thwn more isn’t. much to
My ulmm it. awn that the very little
. H's skirts l,-r-:_-.i:1 three or four
inches above the knees and grad—
ually longtll'sn Hulil tin-3' are several
iHL‘lleS 1101an UN: l‘llt‘ZJ‘. The only
limo that l-Jzzj' sliiv'ls 11m in fashion
Ill all is in im'unv‘zv. and evon thou
Hwy are not wally long. The first
lung Clothes of a bully nowadays.
j on know. oxlund barely beyond the
fur? .
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« in actually u'u‘x'ying out this rule
u“ Skll‘t-li‘llglll“ mm muwt he guided
rwll'u'\‘,lllll l-jv :lw proportions of the
l'llll'l. in li‘ruiw-u unite hig girls go
axizh ékirls almxm me knows. If the
:;11~l is inclined m be windly or may-
lmr. rt trifle m‘cv ll't'lgllt the effect is
my honor if 12h" Slxll'.,\‘ 'n‘o lengthened.
Boys' Suits Short
Little lmy’x will.» follow the rule
NDS EXTREME 3?
Popular as llOl‘l r trimmings have .
rosettes of narrow white satin rib- 7‘
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of l!LL\uil) ,w... lllLthll-‘i and the;
were nt‘.\'ul‘ l.l-‘l‘-.‘ )li‘llllt‘l'ly called
"short vlnthc-s" 1mm sit. the present
um»; Trouser: z..-rmz11;it:- well ubm'u
rlu- luwrg. 1n Inuit-r t1: :lvllievn this
'_'llt,‘("‘t it is usually lzet’vFSIll‘f.‘ to turn
up the bums w: l'l‘udl'dml'lv suits
u lllL‘ll. Loin; nnnlw fur ‘s‘ill‘ile Amen -
mm taste, .ux‘u :i<zi:llls' long enough
lu cover the ll'ilil of the knees. To
be really smart they should Show
Su'x’ul’fll invites of leg illJQVE,‘ the lil’ll’c.
No on who has not 5 gal (‘X‘lt‘l‘l‘z-ilfi‘. ,
”.1 grox‘vimr vhildron :‘izd 91.111132:
that. sill'ink‘ 5: Huh? in the washlll;
knows what :1 persistently trying
1:151: it is to maintain this fashion-
ublo brevity.
Children's sleeves this mason, like. ._ .
those of their mothers, are either full Party] frock of pleated turquoise
length or quite short. In warm blue chiffon edged with lace.
weather the long sleeve is usually V > —
chosen only for the more substantial -. .. ,5; .._...._ . -
s frock. Play clothes and pa y .
(-fgttligiore best made with the very . Simple P'HY‘Chm.”
“hart sleeve. . - It you ‘do per-nut chiffon and
L ' . gem-gotta be. sure that the frocl<~
‘5 Uniform Play Clothes . chosen is veri’ simple. The fussy
Illimy well-dressed children have chiffon true}; for the little girl is a
whafi‘amounts to a. uniform for play rather dangerous venture. '
clothes. Then: is no question of -An attractive model {or the chiflon
what shall be worn save on 33.13 frock consists of two lengths 01'
occasions. Al: present “the middy pleated chiffon, each edged with lace.
blouse and ‘sollor' blouse ar’a eepe- Onelength extends frorrr the rm
cially well liked fonboth boys quid neck to a little above the knees.
girls for this purpose, and with boys That is the frock itself.. Th} 3 Otter
.. en the—middl’ or sailor uni; length extends over this from neck » _ ~ de chine frock t Its 39,. 6 coat lined with
11:13; of; chosen for all ocqaelqng. to _a few inches below the shlouldez; ., fed and trimmed with braid. The hat is .0 white SIng‘with'r'ed ribbon
For dress ooEasions the all-white so": This makes 'the collar land t “lode: .... streamers and anpliqued red silk fish. _ e stiqk‘isrgnameledjfedgr The
is selected; While for everyday the muse for sleeves nary”? coul e ‘ {Igclvc-year-ozd wears a frock of blue and m” printed crepe [decking
blue cotton or- fine blue and white simpler and nothing daintier. « ' ,. ., 1rzm7ncd wit' 1! blue flannel, ant} aiblure flannelcaat. ‘ The flat is of. mu
striped suit is chosen. , ' . For the girl 0: blue eyes ond‘fair _
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R‘EN’S CLOTHES
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The child in the spring wears a mid
cloth with a blue cotton broadcloth skirt
girl in the gran-p is dressed in. grow; and white voile—rt
and wears a green straw hat.
. The eight-year-
belt a-nd tie.
knickers to match.
smocked. and trinm‘ed with cross
(11' the frocks the extreme brevity of
-8lilch5ny dom-
dy blouse of white Cotton. broad-
:Thc largest
jabot frock—-
1161- frock: is the right length for a girl
old next her is in white crepe dc chine with r0]
The four-year—old ”at: is
And. fin: tICOvZ/EGI'~
fir.
wagfinuu“
livgflma
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{rock with
old baby brlmr is in white dimity.
in pink. and blue. In
.skirt-Icngths is noticeable.
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many seasons.
broadcloths are
substantial frocks
and the'new printed
linens are use-r; ‘in the more expensive
for little girls
Materials to Choose for Small Clothes
'TRIPED gingham
honors with the checked ging-
ham which has been popular for
A frock for a. five—
year—old girl is made or blue and
white striped gingham trimmed with
embroidered white linen collar and
1‘ rock
From Italy come little girl frocks
made of lmnd~woven linen. Charm~
- models from
cross-stitcfi embroidery in quaint de-
signs in which the com'entionalizzed
r‘lileE‘l’l is the leading motif.
Assisi
cream-
colored voile shows smacking and
line featherstitching of bright blue.
The frock clones with a little placket
in. lllo front. where crocheted bottom:
and loops of the bright blue form
the means of fastening.
and give a
decorative touch. ‘
Show fine :
NE‘V KJNDS 'OF FLO‘YERS FOR
SUDIMERY, “EAR
i‘lowers” are made from almost
every sort of material this season.
They are made or leather and sill:
and velvet and cloth.
worked in bead and metal embroid-
On some of the new hats they;
are cleverly wrought with different
colored sealing-wax.
have flowers made of feathers.
The‘feathers in question are ordi-
nary bamqalrd fowl feathers, but
they are dyed into all sorts of pretty
colors. and shades and wrought into
charming flowers—daisies. roses, but-
They are used to trim
often placed on the
shoulder of evening tracks, while
sometimes they are used in place of
Ordinary artificial flowers'a: decora~
r the house or apartment,
KSITT! KG
And here we
this country,
ment is made
ter‘cups, etc.
hats arid are
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AND CROCHETLVG
IN AGAIN
This summer ought to see a re—
mini-es? in
wool.
prone-mt interest in‘ (“rose
many
resuming wool work of this sort.
mt in Fi‘ance the knittéd or cro-
cheted jacket or blouse hats "W
enormous im
xvi t h
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Perhaps the
-word puz-
sumed
fiance and the fash-
ion is one that is sure to extend to
Sometimes the gar-
in flat color with
“ht and interesting design added
by means of a, needle, and sometime-s
it is knitted or crocheted right into
the garment.» Beige is the favorite
foundation color.
colors used as appliquees.
and
from
bright W
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