| Show i t < r t 1 rL I lei fJ < ry 11 ti j > Ie i 1 c r 11 C t sir 1i 1 t PARISIAN PROMENADE COSTUMES 4 r t r t c I rr f S 1 I O I f llft IJ f r J fjJc 11 lfjj I Vg > l L 4 > Wf > I < > M JJh fff k t k r t3 l A J O I to A d r J I l r iJ lI i I Ol < < R87 I 1 2 f rff s f t t 0 rl I 1 t1 l t 1 i 70 i 1 S Q G j f J J fIg4 f < t1 olvr jlfW If I 0 i lC 3 J j o r 1 c 1 < I V i 1 < it G j h f r = < iI a I m t I A 1 j I L j I 1i Jlt N tc tf G 1 l R THE NEW SELFCLOSING BRACELET r ti I h i < Q I I i f LII I zFASIIIINS ON TlBIf 60Lf iJNKSo 1 Clumsy Shoes and Light StockingsTile New Bamboo Hat The long Straight CorsetSome Prophecies as to Changing Styles I My Lady of Modes dares not demean de-mean her rank and jeopardize her title by failing to equip herself with the correct cor-rect golfing regulin Summer will see her dally on the links and she must look to It that her appearance there will do credit to her uptodateness While the golf season warms with the increasing balmIness of the weather she studies the matter of dress hearing IL well in mind that while her outfit must be becoming to her she must in turn be becaming to the landscape aid rig herself In such a way as to add a picturesque bit of color to the scene of rolling hummocks and shadowed vales Then too she wishes to look spruce amid distinctive suggest in her appearance I ap-pearance a certain careless sportlnesa Without going quite far enough to look I swagger and mannish Beginning at I I her bootsshe is here decidedly mannish man-nish she cannot find shoes too clumsy and heavy she effects the bulldog toe rtnd i rubber hobnailed soles Her stockings will not be much In cl I aence this year as fashion decreed that hyr skirts must come quite to the ankle i j I + and for this reason she feels free to indulge j dulse the femininity of her taste so with pretty inconsistency she dons a I pall of lacey openwork black hose 1 which are charmingly incongruous with her bulky shoes Often too her taste I in hoslerv turns to giddy scarlet or brilliant emerald green Tartan stockIngs stock-Ings will have to go as the tapering at the ankle is not revealed by these longer long-er skirts and the plaid stripes and crossbars make the ankle look large and heavy The heavier golf skirts are almost all of reversible tweed with the plaid on the Inside and comes In tans grays and browns They are worn with almost any fancy jacket or cape and any shirtwaist shirt-waist dictated by the wearerS fancy No one Indeed who prepares for a summer outing can very well dispense I with a golf suit which does equal service I ser-vice for traveling and outing The in i ertfd pleat at the back of the skirt Is I now the only correct style boxpleat being no longer tolerated The most convenient and sensible outlay out-lay In providing oneself with a golf suit is to have two jackets made for one skirt not necessarily of the same goods for the smartest golf suits have a separate sepa-rate red bolero cut out at the neck in a pretty curve and bordered with a band of material like the shirt The other jacket which Immediately transforms trans-forms the suit from a golf into a travelIng lIng l-ing one should be a Norfolk with box pleats stitched on the outer folds and the basque cut to come somewhat far over < < the bios The Norfolk jacket Is really a later and more select style than the bolero and one that Is likely to look trig much longer I Ii i l A NOVEL RECEPTION GOWN c r ii tr 1 di 1 1 r < f r k Yi W4 < 1 I < i I fiP1 r iiPN r ffi W 0 j P I 1UfJ7 It r 1J > Y A 7t rr r4i4 j r i 1 I I JY to w d i if IIi I 1pr4Jc l II II I I I 1 I 1 yh 1 rr r t t t + 0 i t i I f7 t i rrr Ii I I7 > + r i t t 1t 1tf f tt h t c r f d r 11 r 7 ar 1 I j t r i J I r 1 5 Icr rl t t I t lr a J I r I I i < 1 4i i > 1 I I f 1 yrr Nl i R rl l1 r + tit v I r < l < 1 1i L f JA r i i r o t 8 foulard silk of pastel blue with trimmings of black Chantilly lace gal loons Tho silk is Sllf cut under the lace insertions and a layer of rose chiffon is supplemented to strengthen the lace and give a varied tone of olo1 Th Vest is formed of Oriental f3 scvtiu folded under in front and covCled on each side next fu bllc lace t with two ban l s of I Vuttiln point l dins r TO strii of bnck plwt cross this d licate tlt in front and are ornament by small stress buckles cc 4 4 L I lqf ¼ 4 I 1 rc q i1c p ar J 411E r v h1 l a I I r I l i C I > fa < l T C wfe M 1 ti 4vii V > ffi I tk c r t Y l I t z 1 t 7 j I r 1 I l 4 I I t Hli rt 1 I I I rJw Walking gown of pale fawncolored veiling with Persian Faconne panel In variegated colors on skirt The Mail same material The Persian Paconne is cut to cleverly overlap the veiling sleeves mid the lower part of the the veiling which is cut in points and bordered with a band of black velvet Two smart enamel buttons hole r main bodice and two straps of black velvet extend over each shoulder to relieve the broad effect of the upper is a model gown of gray poplinottc with skirt held in deep graduating tucks or pleats which arc stitched narrow point at the hips The blouse waist opens over a chemisette and vest of white mousseliue and is orlgil are bound with black velvet and held iii place and together by strappings of narrow black velvet ribbon Snil velvet are appliqued upon each scallop a fine black chenille embroidery in points completes the trimming of tf of the sleeves show the same motif of trimming The collar has three lines of bending run through with nl Of course with a good tan or gray golf skirt one may manage to get on without the red jacket for with a sweater and cape one is fairly independent inde-pendent and the freedom of the arm action ac-tion is in no way Impeded but It Id a Jaunty addition and looks very smart Quite a novel little golf suit consisting consist-ing of a bolero and a skirt which had the placket at oneside was fastened with a series of suede straps and nickel buckles which gave a unity decoration to the doublebreasted Jacket and the opening of the skirt Tho correct suit for warm days is a phlte poque or duck skirt with a gen Ciouslystltched band at the bottom worn with a shirt waist either white or colored These while skirts are quite stunning with a suspicion of scarlet or I i green shoeing at the nnkle but when these vivid stockings arc worn It Is nl ways In better taste to have the waist and skirl both of white I THE FASHIONS IN HATS The hat to go with these white goif j suits should b e of Pitched pique or duck having u twist of some soft onrC 1 around It with several large ostrich ponpons in white green or scarlet at I i the side I I The brilliant emerald green which I I flccms to defy the very grass in Its Intensity In-tensity is making bold to supersede the I I acarlet or golf pink out so far has only I succeeded In sharing the honors with the established color Both green and scarlet will be conspicuous on the links ibis I summer I A decidedly unique md entertaining I i toy for soiling Is the combination of a green sunshade with a golf stLk Naturally Nat-urally the effect of coinfilning all um I biella with a golf stick is nOt lel1luted ito i I-to increase the steadiness ot your stroke but used merely as a sunspjde i I it has a very smart look and boasts the advantage of being easily disposed of I I when in the way for It can be rolled up neatly and slipped among its brother sticks to Increase the euddloc burden I No quills or eagle feathers must show I themselves on the golf links this season I sea-son The macaroni style oC these I plumes Is I quite passe and beyond recall re-call Soft felt hats too are no longer respected though for convenience they arc still recognized The latest golf hat is the bamboo i which Is deliciously cool and flexible very much In effect of a cream straw but so light that its weight is scarcely I peicepllble They have wide round brims somewhat rolling and turned up at the rim The crown is soft and crushed and they are not damages by careless treatment any more than a oft I felt would hetlwn too they are alto I I gethcr picturesque and comfortably 1 The trimming IH usually nothing more I than a twist of some light coarse I meshed scat Mercerized piques In golf pink or to I use regular English tJnre tout t-out for skirts ami shlrVusUste Thry I tire pore fn form for v i < us ijmvovi r I anti 11r gull thf thinjr t irh whll VK11 tS Llltl whit Ilfll + < lV J OlOfUl oil 1 blou f pm ir pith full front tl slopes large enough tob perf ctly SMART PARASOLS r vl k b EWL i 1r I G r 1 I U a I 1 K 2 < 55gS3 1 i Tl 1 t r L I 1 I is w1 5 I i j S A smart parasol of white satin with black and gray stripes having a landle of block ebony which is ornamented with a bow of black and whito satin ribbon The inside of this Parisian adjunct to the summer i sum-mer toilette is a soft and filmy muss of chiffon folds which are shirred at the edge of the cover and show in a fluffy heading The second is a chic coasting parasol with a cover of green and white plaid moire which shows a stylish black satin stripe of bordering the stripe of green and white plaid j easy and the turnba cuffs may be readily turned back to the elbow to allow al-low full play to ihu ror arm In wielding wield-ing the stick The favorite corset fo golfing is s > uch a ridiculously small affair that It meting scarcely worth speaking about but upon up-on its easy lit much o tho grari and freedom In playing depends It wan ely e-ly J pretends to be made than a support for the various bands about the waIst and Is sometimes made oC a few whalebones whale-bones strapped together with riobons or linen bands And apropos of corsets I must tell you that the human form divine must be held into a new shane n > w The tiny waist and pronounced hips must ho seen no longer for the present style is to hold the hips and stomach in allowing I al-lowing plenty of room at th wulst and bringing the girdle or waistline wiry far down rilL newest corsets are allshort above the waist line and very long below The front steels are perfectly straight with no curving In at the waist wMirh gives a stiff Ilongw alsted contour to the figure Every possible contrivance Is used to make the new cjrKJt firiii and i < H uiv In holding nT tiff ilnl 1 njM arid giving nintn ruoin It 1111 uml ir Aflir ih UCst ht a11 rut w 10 t ulnrin straight and l long fro3 Ih nt thm trinft reed With a number tf bias pit f1S J which tend t diagonally from the top of the backs to the bottom of the fronts 1 leaving only the upper fronts of the corsets someu hat free the aim being tQ obtain the utmost firmness over the hips and stomach I London sends us a new Princess corset which Is designed to adapt corpulent cor-pulent figures to the wearing of princess prin-cess gowns It Is a very long corset fitting firmly over thl hips and instead of lacing in the back as usual It is I laced in front on each rode of the steels so that it may be fitted to the figure and the back of the princess gown may Ht as firmly over a compact figure as the I front Many of our exclusive dressmakers are thinking that the bolero will soon be j followed by longer Jackets and that the custom of loading gowns with Intricate I trimmings jind heavy lutes will shortly bo much modified Itl get my I stales from the windows on Fourtoiiiih street and the bargain I counters laughingly asserted one ur I our most exclusive couturieres Just t UM xoon Ill i sec those window begin to bristle with displays or tho fash I Jonable fabrics and cuts I take the I signal and rcfut c to jwnd out anotlur garment from uiv Ml bllshmr nt In i mbar styli t aOY ivniombor the I clng l nf MtfJigr tnn dt fplv into or I ripe fruit and when a style like the I V l it r 1 I 11 r Q J fi 1 J lill I 01 l tq it t 1 l j t 1 5 r Ijt It I I i < J f k t J tfpl 7 l ftfi t ti l4 OO I < tI < r I X 1J < l t r i r Ii I I r r i r y c J w f t h = r j r t S I 1 v 1 h u ey d I j J I II it I I f a NEWEST PARISIAN CORSET 1 t < 1 to t how to keen away from it It is tdblilKd for the Hummti fcr t < 1 hly but in buying a suit in whkh y 01 hopi to make a smart ipjtar I tuce in I the early fall avoid the uo irro Many of the shops on Fifth uvo al nur an displaying longer jackets nadj and It Is a safe prophecy that th y ulll soon be preferred to the Jaunt bolero 1 > simply because we ian hut n the latter too oftei Some Fmy pretty new shirt wastsir cf pink and blue linen with a ubn tlUL + I Mbl here and there In the fa iii I but w ithout any llgure or stnr 1 < Th > s art not tucked or box pleated but h nun rous Insertions of narr V tt M hiti L Ming t about an inch apart railing ra-iling UP and dou n ho l bloat Thc ju without doubt the newest shirt valit I 4 and are worn with white stocks and gri < > ttr Hl white pleating 11011 tn iron I ° J WHIIIS IN WAISTS I II I I i i I i 1 i Aj v t t 1 ir r i q it e I d t 1 4 1 p7 It n it A rq t r 1f I t t Y Ij1 0 o u1 r 1 o a o 0 a o c 1 0 1 f 1 t T w o ri > If r Icit r 1 l J I f b1 1 oCJ j e l e 0 J 1 1 dJ Co J r J Ea 1 I N 7 O f 1 f I f Ito I t L r rl J r f 0 j I Fig LThis elaborate and exquisite corsage of palest blue foulard shows r t the latest mark of fashion in its taco and undersleeve which Is a return ot t re-turn of tho early Victorian style Tho chemisette is also of lace and muslin and has a simulated Medic collar appliqued upon it in stripes ib of blue silk and white embroidery The square yoke which outlines tt the chemisette is of corn co 1 o rzd silk covered with embroidery In bt white cord and black silk The cuff at tho upper sleeve is of the same fashioning the band of lace m taf full undcrsleeve being gathered to n 0 sertiou at the wristS wrist-S iThe hndkerchief blouse we have seen and will see a min It r f 11 08tllbal made of tana t if yj a fJp own The model of this Sketch is squares of white Silk dotted with black bordered t with a rich Onrntnl I S vnug nc1au l 9ltecUvc broad black band at the edge A chemise tto of o bLdn charm TSbrodrW cream batiste gives the finishing touch to this ang Ixandk r rchicf blouse oc P i r |
