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Whether It Be A Frock For An Exclusive Night Club, A Gay Little Dress For Roof Dining And Dancing Or A The Informal Double:Date Afternoon And Evening Model, It Will Be Beautiful Ld CC tail y, 40 PTERANOON and evening A things form a merger dur: ing the summer months and wa profit thershy Unlass the ocoasion Is one of very greal formality, the distance hatween the formal afternoon dress and the in formal evening model is a compar atively small one, and, many times, | merely the matier of a jackst or a maps, And one of the foremost Parisian designers offers an even: ing frock that is built up in back, the high decolletags a symbol of the real informality that Is ap. proved, This nawsst type of frock is known aa the restaurant or feof garden dress, and It is quite slaber Ate enough for tha purpose, yet not too elaborate for any formal after. noon affair, It could net, of course, | of all sancerned Appear on the city street, but we have na wish or reason for eonfus- | ing dress clothes with those that! ® haen Assigned for Lown Wear Nkirts and Nleeves Important | The one may be nothing hut long, while the other Is plainly | tamperamental, varying in length | ar wholly sleavelsss, although when there are nn sleaves thare is same sort of a eapelet or collar | Arrangement to cover tha upper | part of the arm, 'These dresses | will meet practically every afler noon and evening occasion all the long summer through, and when there is a jacket and hat this type | of frock Is appropriate ta any din ner ooeasion where the men dn nat "dress Thera Is such a wide variety af these frocks Lhat only personal oh servation will give a trus idea ef thelr versatility Lanes, details; | colors and ealor combinations, as | wall af materials, present a va! riety that assures general satisfa tion and a general alr of wall Aresaed womanhood, There is this to he sald for fashion there are 80 MANY oddities that one cannot say With any degrees of assurancas which is really authentie and whieh is an individual vagary heer Materials Prodominate In fact, they are considered the | smartest, and among them the | heavier sheers are heal, This group | ineludes the erepes, as Roma and | Mligaboth, triple ehifon and our old favorite Georgette, as wall as Ince, and after these the lighter weight chiffon, net and so farih, and the to-he-expected combina tions of these materials Hegin ning the onlar list we find hiaek, and it In stressed by the malar por tian of the Paris madistes as the | Vary smartest enloy | hrown annsidered Curiously 1) | In detachable nod, and navy blues, although thers is mush laht blues And many shades of green, (Brown dinner hats are heing offered for wear with the brown frock), Of courses wa have to expect white and tha pantals, and the inavitabla prints, Although thess prints are sufiel ently varied te oaleh the Interest It is well to men ton tha black dinner enseinbie preferably of lase, or chiffon, or | the twa In combination, as a leader Certain Vogues Appear | There Ia, at the moment, a range of pinks that are popular, and they are called ""blossom" shades If you know the pink of neach blooms, of the magnolia, of apple blassoms, of tha quines, then you | know theses naw shades, and when | they are hesoming they ara flatter { ins A lace frock In peach pink | has & deep decollsiage, And a caps | tha! savers it, If you like, though It | Prints:in two tones of pink are stunning and affective { an wall as differant Frocks with skirts ars made up af ruffle on ruffia, and sueh ruffies may be wide or narrow, like mous saline de sole for a fabric, and | practically every offering In the | shops Andes shesrness, not anly de Hightful for the purpose, but very much in the spirit of summer When heavier materials are used, | surfaces are dull, and fringes are | hrought Inte use They are salen | derizing, and thay hacome the | oreps. Roma ar oraps Biissheth | frank, likewise the Cleargetis CoolsImoking Organdie Frocks This 1a the material of saphinstl vated simphieity, and in the hands of an Artist 1 is a magical suff They ure using It aver white, over the falnt pastels and over prints who will say that It Is not yvarsa ta? [tis simply ravishing in the soft groans, vellows and hilues, and again, His unusual in hinek hey do all sorts of absurd things with ftespul sashes and hows on it, make | drall puted sleeves, and hiring back to us In its folds, real romance Ho Ar AR One 0AR sen, thers Hitle shange In the general fash Ion trend, at least, there Is nothing startling, Hkirts continue long, the walatiine narmal, and sleeves dn very much as they please, sn that one oan regulate the length of this important Liam acoarding tn need Width remains, and capes, capslats puffed sleeves, hella ruffies founees, sashes and all of the par aphernalin of hygone days serve to make the modern evening moda A Charming one in THE SUMMER CORSET ¥ ons corsatiora (alls you thal 1 you must wear an all-in-one, If you would ha really amart, and another talla you that yeu should have a wirdle, do not he dis. mayed, for yeu may have hoth and the ane will not eenfiiot with the other And both will Lring the spirit of summer tn your un derthings, for they will he mada of linen or batiste, or silk or double-weave mesh, or some like fabrie, for lighter weight founda tian garments are imperative In any compreheanalve display hoth the allsinsone and the girdle are offtared, girdlea of linen, In the paste! shades, are appealing to the fastidious woman, far they Lash beautifully, and the elastic does net strateh In the washing prooess Meroorined hroadeloth ia alse: teatured, and some of the meas are made of Bhangtung, Rrassieres mateh the wirdle when possible as in the case of tha hroadoloth and linen, and they are trimmed with Inne or with rlek-a-rank, Not only the all-in-one, but tha girdle, mada of light welght ma- terials, holds the figure well, and in many of the medals the garters are detachable, so that frequent Iaundering will net apall them, Awami eloth, French taffeta, double weave mesh and silk batiste Join the other cotton materials In the sarment that Includes brassiers with sorast, & garment that many prefer to the girdie:-hrassiere ast, They all launder easily and sues oenntully, Incidentally, summer lingerie de- serves mention, for it, too, "ls In the spirit of summer, The new mesh garments, all linen and of English origin, are the delight of the sportawoman. They permit the skin to hreathe, are ooel and comfortable, and ainee they are wear-resiating they are practioal, They oan even he holled! * Hatin striped Georgette 1a new, and it provides just the note of luxury a ------ (hal sReamMA necessary for under things worn. with formal ainthes If you have not yet run across the new combination allp and trousers, then you will sursly wish to see this eanvenient warment that simplifies. dreading considerably Some of the models have a hodlos, athars are really a. petticoat cam hination and are worn with a ban deal, the material crepes of Ane quality Home are lallored, and others are trimmed with laes, and the At of the entire garment ia as: sured hy a beautifully fAtted yoke Arrangement A net and linen poplin founda. tion garment ia ideal for summer weather, A | would Formality of | Frock of white organdy piped and belted with turquoise blue taffeta, with pear! trimmed frame, crepe de Chine pumps and silk gloves, all Accesnories are, taffeta jacket, bag of silk and metal cloth turquoise blue. - The necklace is of turquoise set in sliver, ND thers was another win dow that will hear telling ahaut, for 11 was closely re lated to the one that was at- | traoting a deal of attention from passers:-hy, A hridal party, array ad In the cheloest eanfections of | the shop, waa staged through the medium of the Hfalike Awures (hat | are so familiar to us all, a bridal party complete In avary detall, al though what the menfolk wore | be hesida Lhe question In WAS A DALE] party, exquisitely | beautiful Por the hride a frock of antique ivory satin, olassie of line and lony | of sleeve, although the neckline | wan low, and deapad, A long train, | a vell af net and traditional or | ange hlossoma forming a oaronet- | and a praver-hook instead af a hrl dal houquet In eantrast, froeks of modern NuMness, practioal little frocks that could he used after wards, hut that provided just the right setting for the hiide of tra dition, contrast making her even lovaller Chiffon, the frocks, alght of tham In misty pink, malse, hlus and green, twa each, and there waa a oape to Autter, a spring houguet | to link the ocolars together, and | huge hata in the Directeire style, the material "erin and the tafeta how at the back a repstition of the oolor of the froek, Matohing footwear, of oou | OF THE WERK It Ia a fashion that will prove dear to avery ahild and woman, for It 1s to he had in the tay wise and the iarge, proving ita versatility, It Ia olassed along With canvas shoes, yet it in In a alass hy 1taelf when It comes to apart: ness and diffarantness, and It In Just aa practioal as it oan possibly he. The type a a sandal, and there are severa! models; the material ia a hreight-atriped canvas on a tan background, and the general offaot In ane of gayety, The youngster will wear this san: dal averywhars, and the woman wha loves ta combine comfort and practicality with smartness will play tennis In them and wear them for hath. ing shoes, for wa are assured that water doss not affect them at all, Craps rubber anles finish thin portent aporia shoe, whieh Ia known as the AWningE=striped sandal, " | nubhad variaty hridal fron) hridesmalds shartey In tha at} the fronks or window for and q WAS A jacket frock fon, white aon green a fritlad collar this collar There hirlde's ite the nvar of worm WAR A 0OAL And the hat wan trimmad with a In and out fur MrAW plague the orown fwaed! And It was green woven SEEN IN A SHOP WINDOW | nolors might he Interehanged slipper length and the anly sigEestions HOINE-AWAY HIArtast sumeastinn of pinsdot enit trimmed with | a of grean nn white the tweed with a pollar of fat nf Lugeaie wan made of | The slightly OMETIMEN one's vacation in devoted wholly to sparta, hut whether it In or not, one | S should know tha possibilities af this fashian type, To assemble well-rounded outft that will need and he smart al ane muat differen tate things needful and things neadless, for there Are many of hath And wines sports tos Ars eariain In with hard wear, quality, warlimanship, lines and eut | are axtramsly important : anti meet avery OKA | tha same time the hetwoen groan hand of through mest on PILLOWS FOR TH GREAT OUT DOORS wa VV (1) yr WwW | 7 ae Ni " Whether it be porch, lawn, camp or beach, pillows are most actical if they are chosen in fabrica that are unaffected by mois- ure, One of the newest ideas in air cushions has a wide mouth and an arrangement of stiffening pieces inside so that it Alla itself with air, dear pillows, It {a rubberized cloth and comes in a Kad and white dotted enamel cloth is another b ay Roman stripe. oh idea for i A COMPLETE SPORTS WARDROBE The foundation of the aports wardrobe ia the coat and the sult You may like this meneral utility ooat made of tweed or camel's halr, hut you will be quite in the nleture if you ehoose a fine wool basket weave, In navy, white or some other Mahlonable color, The mit will ha a threes place affair And twaad or same ane of the usual wools would he the ahvious choles yet a knit sult in considerably newer and umarter Zephyr knit, in a pattern! There might be a knitted anes pins frock, short.aleaved, Nouneed And belted, or a frock of printed Mik, a vary fine pattern, of course, with lingerie anllar. Or the frock may he printed linen, the bask: ground white ar one of the pale Pastels, Lhe pleaves caped, the neek handed in a plain solar, There will he, of course, ever so many tennis frocks, of allk, linen, or the new, popular mesh, and they will ha wide of skirt and alassionlly simple of line, Then there will he a vlesviess frook and a matehing jacket-af linen, allk, any Hne of the fash lonable materialaof thin type, plain or printed. Riouses for thu three. place sult wall be of erepe Although handkerohiaf linen and the lingerie materials are sorrect, And there will he sweaters, pull. over or oardigan, and extra akirta, of flannel or , Laatly a Ju. diolous snlection of hats, a beret, a folt, the latter parfarated, and cor. rect footwear TT -- Fashion Notes Sunday supper frocks are now being shown In "twilight" eelor Inge, an appropriate name, even If the colors themselves are. not an practioal, - Yellowish greens, soft rays, misty violets and the like Are haing presented In the sheer materials and In the popular fat orenan, We . Nleavalass and ahort « aleeved blouses of handkerohisf linen are being used to supply variety to the tallored suit, They are both slip. over and tuek-in variety, and wear narrow frills, wide Jabot effects, hand stitehing and tueks, and many of them butten up with real buts tons, | PAratively slow and Summer Accessory to the Smartness of the Frock are the Wrap and other Details, The Effective Costume Is The One That Ts Made Up Of Perfect Parts, Perfectly Matched, Jewelry Adds Piguancy, The Fan Deepens A Certain Tone, And Every Detail Really Belongs OMPLETING the formal aft i arnoon And Lhe evening en semble In a pleasant task, made so hy a multitude of lavaly acoessories, many of them planned for only a hrisf use. and, therefore, Inexpensive A perfect frock ean ba made ravishing, ordinary, with the right, or wrong datalla, and the process of plating a costume should be a com ocarsful one Thera are some hagutiful and un usual ealar combinations, and thers Are some that are beautiful and usual, and the statement is, 11 a wa are cool colors, and there are col are thal Mele one seem unsominar or cam A rile for our gindance, There | Munday tahly warm, even when she ia not | And It Is appearance that sounis, after comfort, of course All aspire to the costume thal is perfect for its purpose, Ons froek may have (wn asta of acosmories deciding 1a purposes When It's Vor Afternoon The chiffon frock, and we use chiffon advisedly, for It Is typlesl of formal aftarnoen materials, may have its matehing jacket, or it may assume a version of the old-fash loned painter, which is to he had In taffeia with Auted ruffies. There will he a hat, large preferably, and shoes will ha of the type that are known as "limousine for ane does not trail her long, shesr skirts across the pavament Satin or erepe or moire in opera styles are approved And we | [ bath tha! moss with the frock In some ane af the fashionable blossom pinka-an affair of either quines or Appia tones, and, vou will And widen slaaved and Ntted an to heady Or, If you prefar, you may have a biack velvel wrap which has two Aoppy roses of the black velvet of the cont, lined with a deap pink And a third choles would he a wrap of hinek taffeta, cut In round od lines and trimmed with quaint | ly pleturasque ruffes The All:Biack Wrap If you the salesliandy "Wha! wrap shall | wear with my night my daylight-din frock?" then she will reply A short hinek valve, whap slaved or caped."' And this answer would name the most popular sve ning wrap in all fashion, But that would not har the little wrap of black moire, sleeved and caped would It prohibit the alvel wrap with fur trim, as gala SAY In or ner Nor | | Minor srmine, or some other sult | | ahle fur. "There ars many ocholees Now there is, undoubiedly, a real vogue far turquoise blue, and ar ressorias In this lovely shade ars used to secant hiaek, white, even turquoise gowns If you have a black gown that is nat quite up te the minute, yat near enough to nel hy, make it absolutely a 1080 pro duntion with turquoise heads, tur quoise slippers, a turquoise ker ohisf and an svening wrap in the same tone, This gem tone Is never more distinctive than when com In an Way ons may use two words | bined with the always smart hinek for & motte In the cheles of any article, or any ansenihle of articles In the wardroba--and these words would he "Geod Taste! Fashion In not marely tamperamantal, but fickle, and her loaves of today ars forgotten tomorrow in her Interest In something new, Hul she seems to have a real and abiding afer tion at the moment for the wrap | ehifton that Anishes out har evening frook, | eight bution And she offers an unusual selection | of these warmants, The Grandeur of Wraps The wrap may he short ar long hut 11 will be smarter If It Is short It may be a paplum affair, a caps Wrap or a palatot, and It may be made of transparent velvet or af feta, bul whatever ita style or Its fahrie, it will be ploturesque, They are fur-trimmed, ar they are un trimmed, or they are ruffied or fluted or atherwise adorned, and they run the range of colors, giv ing Aue heed to any and every shade that is made neesssary hy same frock color For instance, thare Is the wrap With Your Town Chiffon A wide-brimmed straw hat, to be had In hiack, navy, white and the pastels, or a feather weight fall In. ane of the same enlors, either of theses two ehapeaus will stamp your frock as a daytime model Patent leather for operas And handbag in a new (dea with and the wloves will he Kvening will bring out the glittery accessory with which we are more or loss familiar, Although thers Is always sorething new in an idea that is really old A pear! pouch bag with a pear! studded frame, a headed pouch with metal handle, a pear! envel ope with a satin lining or a headed bag with a alide fastening---hers Are handbag possibilities, Twelve OF sixtean hution mousquetaires would he the glove oholee, and there are lovely pieces of jewelry made up of pearls, hagustte out Crystals, rhinestones and the lke And the drop earring, If heooming In the evening choles, He sure of IF IT'S ANMIONSE for women and misses, debutantes luniars and the vary small wir! are matters of dally record, and the papers lure Mather to the shops with attractively warded lineg and delightful pleturas. Rut many mothers have fashion problems that these writeups de not reach, for her mirl 1a a hoy! he vewy little fellow must ha made tn look like the wee Hower of manhood that he Is, yet he may F | | Four earrings. they are important A BOY! hear no resemblance to the flaws af womanhood that he ealls "Sis ter He must play in comfortable clothes that: -hecome him and are SMart enough to please him, and he must have Uitle sults to dress UP In when the oecaslon Arison Therefore, we Nave a wide Array of sults, carefully out and made ANd sturdily sewn, sults that incline toseattons and linens For It goes without MYINE that washable fabrics are Imperative Aven more #0 than in feminine ap parel, and fine quality, fast calo | And durability are featured in play And dress sults for the little fallow English hroadoloth, poplin, linen and plague are standard, and pon Eee silk, or the rougher Rajah. and Bhangtung are conmdered appro priate alse Nleavelass tops and trousers that hutten on te these Lops Are regulation, smart and easy to fron, Some of the tops are collared same huve wee pockets and others show Just a toueh of appropriate embroidery, Home have helta and All are short, A most attractive ttle dress-up mult has shorts of linen and a dimity bloused smook- od In the same color as the trous ora, Tt in only & step from the AMAL hoy's attire te his alder brother who may he slght or six teen, hut considers himaalf decid edly grown up, He, too, goss in for washable apparel of all sorta His activities are many, and he AWima, goes salling, plays tennis or olf, even rides a bit, and he will have to have kndokers for his golf of linen, too, and net, of a neces: sity, In white, for colors, as tan, green, canary yellow and turquoise Are deemed correct and smart, A Aweater In a deeper color will com. plete the outhAt, Long trousers of duck and a meah sport shirt make An axoallent tannin outfit, and sal) or trousers and mesh shirt will he oarvect for sailing, For the Informal summer dance there must bhé trousers of white flannel and a coat of navy or hrawn, and under avery one of the outfita he will wear linle mesh shirts and shorts, for thay are the |} things imaginable, Inel. Blue linen knickers with dark. er blue sweater and golf hose are a smart combi for the older boy's sport opt. nk and white linen make the little suit which is.quite sleeveless dentally, meah shirta will ba the oholes for riding, and. khak! hresghes will he the choles te go with the shirt, whieh may he eal. ored oadet hiue, canary or green. there fa no doubtsthat it is smart te Wear oolor