Show summer P pinery anery q ip 72 f W A happy possessor of a touring THE T car or the ho happier occupant ot of one who regularly takes the air in so else touring fig car presents herself these flays days in a bonnet nna ani a protecting coat which fastens into a coa coat td t dress d ress this garment Is of pongee or linen very practical dainty and a protection against the dust from collar to hem bern it Is shaped in such a variety of ways that one may choose from among the pattern books the most becoming style the simplest lines remain the best and the coat dress should bo be plain brilliantine C of f tho the washable variety Is another choice in fabrics where the wearer has reason to wish to get something other than pongee or linen ionea the bonnet Is made of madagascar e loth cloth on a supporting yell veil frame arid and does not crush the hair the crown Is made of an oblong piece folded in and the bonnet Is finished about the face with shined taffeta silk ties of the taffeta made from piece silk are fringed out at the ends and hemmed at the sides tho the frames which support these bonnets hardly deserve the name for there Is so BO little to them the cloth lg Is a wiry fabric which needs little help to retain it in place but the bonnet Is designed to be cool and the wire supports are made to that end it must riot not set too close to the head these pretty head pieces look very simple and they are as aa simple as a sunbonnet which Is not so EO easy to make successfully as its appearance appeal ance might indicate wash silk or suede lisle gloves enable the to be always daintily gloved if several pairs are provided clean gloves are always on ca call III for they may be vashye and dried over night it takes a very great beauty I 1 indeed d I 1 d to appear at once charming and nd blossy blow blowsy blo way sy this summers bummers auto clothes are the most practical vve vie have had bad the roomy coat dress Is complete rom and ami covers up a multitude of well pro pria fir finery iery or maybe a lilmond no one can can tell which until ill the Is gar ment Is taken off empry one who possesses h k fact act coat or a scarf or a shawl Is ilik king the most inott of many man opportunities what whal with tunics stoles over overskirts skirts and all sorts sort of draperies idral erles ah and d the he anly V asal use or of lace every rood good old piece it if having an string this Is likely tc continue for it if the slin shadows dows that art are cast before are lit in any way aut authority horita tive the silhouette of the empress josephine seems to bo be lengthening across the land abroad and has haa at al ready arrived over seas to us shortt are narrow to inconvenience at the th bottom and figures suggest that the corset Is about to be forgotten in effect but not of course in reality american women have ceased to ac capt everything parla paris chooses to hand out to them however and it remains to ie be seen been just how the banded skirts and coats coata will be received but there la Is no doubt about the liking for soft draperies and old classic me dels never fall of some degree of wel comi come the manner of draping finc bits of old chantilly Chant llly IF Is shown in the picture just juat as a suggestion to some one who may own a mantle or shawl or a long scarf there are any num her ber of ways by which it may be mad to become became a part of the costume shawls are arranged with the point fastened to tho the bodice at the bust line plaited in at the waist on beach ach side ol of the trout front but hanging tree free at abil point and tacked to the skirt nt at th the sides this la Is not the file only macnei of placing them with trained gorni th he e fine shawl of old lace may pla the most important part of the oom corn position JULIA BOTTOMLEY |