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little country person. She wore
man's clothes but as the term is
used now there was nothins what-
ever "mannish" about her.

Rallies Corning Back

Just a, present we hear on every
hand the prediction that "ultra"
femininexashions are coming back—-
rudlee, frills. ringlets, lscoc. ruchings,

Feminine

out weaflng unitaticn biioutery was

almost as bad as using cotton table '

linen. Now the pro: against
imitation iewelry have dis-
appeared almost entirely with very
many 9009“- !‘c be sure they do
put the bacon rhinestone engage-
ment rings and imitation platinum
wedding rings, but that is about all.
Everyone has been wearing imita-
tion pearls. which must have been
very disconcerting to women who
had strings of priceless real pearls.

”h bonnets. “mm“ NV" true 1°“ because the imitation pearls in many
knots. paraséis. all that sort of thing. cues looked quite as good.

And at the same time we hear per-
sistently the statement that the
nannish aileotations oi fashionable
women are becoming more and more

Just at present some women have
given up pearls. probably because
they have grown tired of them.
rather than. as some talk say. be-
cause the imitation pearl has

You may waider what brought discredit upon the reel sort.

to More. The best thing is to be-

Any sort of striking. exotic lew-

lisvs both aid. or the story and airy is in order. providing of course

accept the situation as presenting
two quite dlflenant trends in wom-
n'b lesbians-not rival trends be-
ans than is no animus between
the two. The same woman who
app-rs in such manly attire this
man“ with list as severely un-
W as her brothers and coat

it goes well with the costume of
which it is to be a part. Women
take samples oi their new frocks to
the Jewelry stores nowadays. and
they scour the shops to find new
and unusud pieces that will look
right on certain irorks.

Skirts Are Short

Whether you could call the you

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may encountsr this evening. look-

would be dillcult to say. Certainly

Or Ultra Masculine

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For garden parties and other
rather formal afternoon orrastnns
most women select something quite-
"lady like.” The frock on the Mt u
o/ flowered chiflon in pastrl nhndn
and is worn with a velvet and hair
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some wom who continue to wear

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unmanned tclt hat. and antler!
Walker who was once a tennis:
figureianhlngtomwearingdigni-
fled black isomers and track coat.
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The tailored evening «an» at the
right is as scant and severe as a
m‘s bathtubs—but it is a! gorpeous
pray and silver lime. At left. sue-
nlnp cape of omnys-ooloredpeorgette
pleated and flounoe of gold lace.

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TheBoyishl-laircut

The boyish haircut seems to have
become more boyish than War. In
Paris it is clipped very. very short
andiawornbrushedoiftheisce.

their own apartments. and at pres-
ent they have lengthened and broad-

ened the covering for

their legs

below the knees. The mor trivial
women's skirts become t . more
voluminous do men‘s trousers seem

to be. And there doesn't scorn to be .-

snything that could be regarded as

a valid omen tor the return of

the only sue-section of a wave bolus longer skirts. Occasionally one sees

acro- the treat. Undoubtedly this
will not be a long‘lived tad. tor
women nowadays are hand in
league with their barbers and with
their assistance devise new ways
of presenting what short locks they
have left. Relatively speaking. at
course. even among fashionable
Continental women those with close-
croppsd hair are in the minority.
There are French folk who share in
a measure the sentiment of most
conservative German people that
"really nice women don't wear
shingled hairlf They might have
diniculty in proving their contention
unless of course they mean by
“really nice women" simply women
who do not wear shingled hair,

French husbands and parents. like
some American husbands and par-
ents. occasionally object to the bob
or' the shingle. So it is that the
hairdressers in Paris are making
little "trnnrfh‘matiolts‘ and pos-
tiches that can be allied to the
short head to give lhe’ Mine! of long
hair. 0n the other hand. they have
taught themselves how to arrange
long hair so that it almost looks
bobbed.

Jewelry For Choice

Undoubtedly the present vogue for
rich and ornate and heavy Jewelry
is a direct outcome of the lad for
short hair. No matter how mannish
your haircut you cannot look quite
like your brother it you load your-
self with jewelry. Any and every
sort of jewelry is in fashion. save
that which is dainty. We used to
feel that it was better to wear a
small really good stone than a large
interior stone. and that to be found

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{rock you may like a pair oi

the new pansy-colored shoes.
They are made of kid in opera cut
with very high heel and carry with
them an air of Paris chic. despite
the tact that they are made in the
U. l. A.

You hear much about elynansstrio
shoes nowadays. and of course you
know that these shoes with a m
name are not alike on both sides.
The strap arrangement lacks the
usual symmetry. 01 course this is
not quite new. though the street is
that at a novelty. The old-fashioned
button high shoes was. tor that
matter. quits aasymetric.

There seems to be less diam

'in the vamp of French shoes and

'Amsiiean shoes now than there was.

While undoubtedly the shoes at
France are m with a shin-tar
vanap. better to suit the chap. oi
the average French toot. they m.
quently have the sifsct of consider-
able length. It is no longer dialeun
in this country to and what the
shoemakers call a modified short
vamp. with a may rounded too.
The detail that marks the French
shoe more than anything else is the“
heel. Parieians like their heels not
only very high but very sman u
the base. Theyxaare mere spikes to
stand upon. For those who want
to follow very closely in the lead oi
the French fashion capital there are
American-made spike-heel shoes, but
they have not gained enormous
popularity here—41nd they are not
very comfortable.

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French shoemakers use silk to
trim some of their finest skin shoes.
For instance. lizard pumps have

boyish sport [rocks [or all afternoon
parties. and at the right you see a
two-piece Jumper frock. of white
grorpctic that forms a pleasing con-
trast to the full-skirted. flowered
chiflon. A plain white [sit hat is
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straps of gray silk. which also
forms the bordering and facing of
the insteps. Sometimes plain kid
shoes have silk embellished with
embroidery or painting. but always
with the fancy skins or brocades
perfectly plain silk is used.

one of the ew bouflant skirts worn
for artern or ,evening that ex-
tends well below the knees. but this
is obviously for picturesque effect.
A whitedulle evening frock made
with dr ing shoulders, snug bodice
and distended hips and long flounced
skirt that almost touched the
ground. proves to be not so demure
as it seems. Beneath the nounccs
the underslip comes just to the
knees. the nude stockinged legs
showing quite clearly behind the
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nier resort you may near a tailored brown velveteen jacket over your
straight-line sport Irodk, or in more feminine mood you may select one
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In feminine vein is the white tulle [rock at the left. "burned at
shoulder and waist with large white roses. 0/ sleek black satin is
the dinner [rook built on boyish lines at ihr right. The bell is cm~
broidersd with rhinestones and rmrraldl and Iastened with a
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