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Show ' " ;;, ,i'4 I l'1' Ifi " ' ' lll is covered wUTi. Lace and Embroidery rmaltet I I J Jj I l . 1 tnrffecwvecomtnrtloa j P v ' .,-A :V-vl ' -s V (I if I v ' 1 Ik')!' 'liUI ' J I ecru lac. 'at on aid. Piping at th. neck, or a eprlnkllng . P ' f . 1 (f-i. Jlll ".t The Low WalMlliw I Obaoseeo. of Maek button, on a chiffon va. li 1 ' If I V 1111 All walatltoea ara hleh-ot hick P"- " ta tfc m- II f . . ' f - H Z " I 1 ' .f V ' fill AU waistlines ere nien-- njgn eoatums msntloned a bit h ., ' ' ' ' , 7.,lv I ' ill VI BOUB ,0 b DUotta above, may bo of black velvet or chlf- , ; . . ' ' fcJJL J "'' I i f . Ilk S-, y 3 v a ennln. youful look to Ut- h Mtr. , . ; JrS O r I : !t '-' ill ti- C tlo oumnior frock. This ocoontuotlnj jj inuot -bo ubotAntloJljr wolchtod 1 ' ' V . llll ; V ' ? th 'h,,L'.,t,,lnViLonSr ta-dw that It .h.H not fl, .bout s ' r : VlL A J I - " Ill fx V drwimkw. tortt. to ,pon th Un f tk track, Ifh,: . ' dl I 1 ' V V ?.'Ml ' U"T.-n L?hJoh TofiS thot I. oomforfbl. to h about 1. XiMrtL ' Tl SlZf I" - - or without nd t th. bck of tu d(clUy wthr In Am.rloi hoirrr yrl-- .rSIJ BlacK and Wtite Casino costume I J ISTt r b mMhthvuj. 'TtlL8certcKM9Cspto tfatch. , iu One SidedEffect f l''fU XrZ '."rtr" "0 ?Bz?nTZ: " ' The VoiteDressSupreme- Short Wasted Effects and . fj7 lT SSSSS Sash Bous - That Fetching French Touch of Black VirJj Vii srirr.: - jaisr'SKt On Whit Frocks - Coronation Red a Fad. -: .iN ,p -. p "SSiSk JSS , 'V;l!y'UwWMC ' " s- 1 nc t mrt country oiuo op.nin. . rovtvod th in r0 mttr how mny imirl cc- I of le. Most of th Important din- frock with -C.llot" wrlttn all rr t'TJrJT- V v - , t up on th Hudaon laat month. Orr to laoa maktaf at Malta. I . tumaa of foulard, pons or ln plaM now har. tabloa out It. and th whol frock waa ao filmy v ""' V PttlPoat of wklt h"fn J Th. ,irdl. and aaah arrnmnt II f th.r mat.rl.la mad-' of allk, of door la aummar tlma lthr on you fcould hav cruahad It Into th -:vj5 v' - tunl of raapbwry. rad allh t"D ( gmr froo ara Mowslaily Hit riiv ..iii... ,lfc ..,,-. wldo baleonloa r on th roof and rtlcul. which ' th woman carrUd ' V. NiXttL1 ' ' 1 with whit and thr I a . Th. bodlo I fullod Into hair w otrmay po l?to M "'n Italian m.t 1. w ' LXlBiaiJ 1 . .bonc. of th. .J' whtch tarm. "t. of u,. .mbroldarad . tt. a nTwhtIh.ToS rant. "hfc ' ' T comb.nd with pal. .oru ...k moua- v TtuS VOt Ie FrOCk. USUSUy "Vh JSaulof Vwrt ouUtoln. th. li.' r!T !Ll .1... anrt Motor Coat. Onr lerely . ..h.M hir. ' s f la mada of black Tlrt and tbr ar aummr drM. ha. a crown plplnc at th nck, or a aprlnkllns of blaak button, on a chlSoa vwn. or parhapa th aaab, a. in th raap-barry raap-barry rad coatura m.ntlond a bit .bora, may b of black valvot or chiffon. chif-fon. Chiffon aasha ar Idaally arae tuk but of eoura tha allmpay raatar-rlal raatar-rlal must -b substantially wlhwd to ord.r that It shall not fly about and spoil tha Unas of tha frock. Coronation Red Color of the Mo- ' Just now ther la at eraaa for a eartaia daap. brilliant rad shad th. royal rad of Coronation cloaka dome ( of th. Paris dressmaker have turned out whole frocka In thla blaslnc oolor and. aa everybody with an observant eye has noted, red hata are fad of the summer. But red la not a oolor that la oomtortabl. to hav. about la doc-day weather to America however much they may Ilka the ahade to London Lon-don for patriotic res eons, or la Paria, where humidity la unknown. Oreea . la more favored la America and one of today's Illustrations shows a eharm-toe eharm-toe frock of the omnlpreeent whit. voU. mounted over palaet cress and embroidered with a atlll more delicate deli-cate crean to bold arebeeque pattern. Between the embroideries are aet In-aertloa In-aertloa of tha eSeetlv. Greek laoa. which haa become ao popular etoee aa ambaaaador'a wit. revived the to tereet to laoa maklnc at Malta. ecru lace at one aide. The Low Waistline Is Obaoaoaa. All waistlines ara hljrh not hlch enouch to be Empire or Dlreotolre. but sufficiently above the normal to (ive a cunning, youthful look to little lit-tle summer frocka This acosntuatlnc of the high waistline Is due. some dreasmaksra Insist, to a reaction from tha straight front corset, which, while It haa wrought marvels In the lm-p'rovement lm-p'rovement of mature figures, l.ngth-ens l.ngth-ens the waist and elves a heavy f' feet between bust and belUtna The hlch walsUlne la really more youthful youth-ful and on alender figure. It la charming. charm-ing. Bashes seem to belong rightfully rightful-ly with clrlUh. short-walated frocks and almost every midsummer eoatum. this seaaon haa Ita aaah bow, with or without ends at the back of the bodice. The velvet aaah may seem a bit cumbersome for midsummer wear to America, where the humidity bring, a weather condition absolutely unknown un-known in Paria; but m Paria just now the, velvet aaahea ar. oonalderadf e tr.mely chic The strlklnc frock combining striped allk.' chiffon, lace and a velvet sash, pictured today, waa worn at the racea to Paria earlier In the eeeeon and made lta appearance appear-ance at a smart country olub op.nlng up on the Hudaon laat month. Over a petticoat of white ohlffon falls a tunla of reap berry, red Bilk etrlped. with white and there la a queer Utile Ut-ile half-bodlce of the allk which forma one eleeve. the other half of the bodice bod-ice being of a heavy Irish laoa whloh The Voile Dress Supreme- Short Waisted Effects and Sash Bows - That Fetching French Touch o f Black On White Frocks - Coronation Red a Fad. frock with "Callot" wrM.n"all ever It, and tha whole frock waa ao filmy you toould have cruahad It Into the reticule which ' the woman carried over her arm. Italian fltet lace waa combined with pale ecru silk mous-sellne, mous-sellne, the lace forming a knee-depth band on the, skirt and all of the little lit-tle peaaant shapsd bodlca. At ths back tha filet lace trailed a bit on the floor, but to front the skirt waa lifted under a lone panel of heavy Vanlae point, which extended from the bust to a little above th. knees. Under thla panel the skirt, with Its fll.t flounce, waa caught up juat enouch to reveal an adorable petticoat petti-coat of Iria purple taffeta, which did not .how through .the ecru mousse- Una, since the whole frock was worn over a slip of thlnnesCecru allk. But the feature of thla CalloJ creation waa the fichu, which was made, can you believe HI of ribbon. The ribbon rib-bon waa very soft and Very broad and matched to a degree the lovely purplish tone of the petticoat .hewing .hew-ing at tha foot. It waa laid about the shoulders after the manner of a fichu, crossed below the bust, and tha ends wsre carried around to form a graceful grace-ful bow and lone aaah at tha back. With thla frock was worn a big pur-' pie Vraw picture hat turned up at one side In dashing manner to ahow an apricot pink facing. There waa no trimming except a big cockade of The girdle and aaah arrangement oa thla summer froo are eepeolaUy pretty. The bodloe la fulled Into a high, fitted section of the embroidered . voile and below thla, outlining tha waistline. Is a knotted cord with teasels. tea-sels. The hat aooompanylnc thla pretty aummar drees haa a crown mada of green rosea to three shade and a brim of eatawba pink atraw whloh makes aa artletlo contrast with th. delicate green. Simpler la character, because coming com-ing under th. olaaatfloaUon "tub frock." though really quite elaborate to manner of trimming. Is the afternoon after-noon drees of embroidery and laee, a very little plain betlate appearing la tucking, oa bodlo. aad sleeve. Queen Mary haa aet a faehloa tor elaborately embroidered gloves In tact, for embroideries of ail sorts, which .he adore. The Coronation glove had gold embroideries representing repre-senting the erowa and other royal aymbola. but with aummar frock, of a mgii. character long allk gloves delicately embroidered to self color, are just aow tha fad. aleo border, th. allk tunic. The seen is made of black velvet and there are tiny black velvet buttona on the ektrt. Skirt nounoos Reappearing. Something else oa this ehlffea skirt is very notable and that I th. arrangement ar-rangement of laoa flounces sat ona above the other at tha foot. Flounces, so say tha French couturier., are oa their way back; but suoh trimmings ara kept very straight and scant and conform to the narrow Unea of the aklrt Instead of standing out from It. A Paria frock, went to' Londoa last week, had three very Urap, scant flounces of black chiffon oa a white chiffon aklrt. and of oourae other touches of black to tha eoetume balanced bal-anced thla arrangement of " flounces ar the foot. Everything that comes out of Paris this year haa the touch of black that proclaims It Parisian. There may be only a tiny Una of black f4 matter how many' smart ces-l ces-l tumes of foulard, pongee or Iff other materials mad-' of allk, sllk-and-eotton ar silk -end-mohair weav on may provide early la the aummar season, when the torrid, humid days of July arrive only frock, at a cobwebby character seem bear-able. bear-able. Have you ever obaarved that, while It la comparatively easy to Imagine Im-agine excessive heat, tha wilting sea-aatioa sea-aatioa of Intanae humidity must be felt to be realised. Along la April . and the warm, bright daye of early May one blithely provides the pretty allk frocka lined, of course, to give trim aad proper Unea whloh aeera to fulfill aU the requirement, for midsummer mid-summer wear. Then oomee the humidity. hu-midity. O loves even silk gloves ara a misery, a frock Ualng la a tortureany tor-tureany fa brio that haa more weight than a cobweb caa make tha akin perspire Ilk a blanket after a hot bath and If the wardrobe doea not boast sheer, soft, diaphanous frocka I oae gives up la despetr. stay, at horns or la desperation Ignore, the conventionalities conven-tionalities aad waara a shirtwaist and tub skirt. Ths humidity which prostrates all ' New York from the middle ef June untU almost the and of August Is not felt by tbe lucky folk away In tha aoantatna aad aa matter how eeorchlag the sua at the chore there ta always ths reviving sea breese to tha afteraooa. It la ta towa that on. mast dress thinly aa la compatible compati-ble with derency and It la In town, to aummar. that one aaea In tha rests res-ts .rent, soma of the loveliest mld-aummer mld-aummer eostumee of airy tabria and 1 of laoa. Moat of the Important dining din-ing places now have tables set out of doors la summsr time either on wide balconies or on the roof and there are dosens of oharming restaurants restau-rants Just far enough out of town for a pleasant run. which are largely patronised pa-tronised at tbe dinner hour- mart Motor Coat Over Ixrrdy - Frocka' " t - On. may alt .a th. balcony of such a restaurant and watch the automobiles automo-biles draw up aad discharge their gay supper er dinner pertlea lovely frocks covered with light wraps, which may be checked la the cloakroom and huga daintily tinted veils cleverly tied over picture i hata Motor bonnet, bon-net, are not worn with auch eoe-tumea eoe-tumea alnoa though comfortable In the ear thay do muss the eolffure amdly. for dinine In towa ther. are fetching "taxi bonnets.' made ef shirred ehlffoa or lace, which may be drawn lightly ever the hair and the long streamers wound about ths throat; but for a long, out-of-town run In .dusty weather tha trifling "taxi bonnet" would be of no use at alL These suburban dining place, have suites of most luxurious dressing rooms for. ths use of womsn guesta Besides the dressing reoma proper, with full-length mirrors and dressing dress-ing tables equipped with every sort of ooemetle, cream and beauty requirement, re-quirement, and with clever malda la attendance to offer asslatanoa when needed, there are eoay writing rooma with well supplied writing tablea low chairs and all tha new magaslnea Fascinating motor coat, made of softest, lightest silk or of pongee, are wora over the pretty dinner frocka A stunning coat of thla sort waa worn by a woman who drove up with a party of New Yorkers to a fashionable fashion-able restaurant la Westch eater. This coat waa of pale tan taffeta In the new aoft. luatroua weave and around the bottom and edging the loose. bag-Ilka bag-Ilka sleeves were tea Inch Insertions of cream Greek laoa the hold, opea pattern of the lace showing ths tea silk beneath. The upper part of tha coat aeemed much looser and fuller than th narrow skirt, though this was probably merely a trick In the cutting. One aids of the front turned ' back from tha neck to below the waist where the fastening waa arranged In a deep rever, which was faced with white aatla. Tha almpllolty and .lege .le-ge noe of thla eoat were very striking, strik-ing, but much of Its beauty was due to th wonderfully amart cut which gave extreme looseness at the ahoul-dsra ahoul-dsra with trim narrowness at the foot, A ncha ef Rlbhoav ' But thla chat ta about frocks and not wrapa fascinating aa ths latter may be: and Indeed once the charming charm-ing wrap. ar. removed the little dinner din-ner frocks are so ravishing that one wishes to think of nothing elea At a balcony table In the Knlcker-l Knlcker-l becker summer grille -the other even? i Ing sat a young woman wearing a . ' . - - . : f i - -7f fM ; A '. V , s ' i i '. -h y e-MBBaBBBaaaBBawaaaBaaBawaaaaaaaw Th. Owtdosr Cap CsaaUy fiernlahed With Rosea ' t 1 he Indoor tap WrrtVti Completely rover the Hair. |