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SyTA3dr,i dP ! f s , f I 'f i Ji 5 , 5 ! f J I I $ Ones Embroidered Serge for the Traveling Suit Summery Frocks m the Trousseau. , P I ; , Even the WeddinqGown Has the Seasons Brief Skirt Heavy Satin Trains Give Place To Filmy Lace HERIB bu been a remnrKtle can put the money thus saved Into change In the aUltade o brides her sport outfit. A charming semi-spotoward their troueeeau costumes. costume, just the thing for a The bride ot a generation ago honeymoon trip, is pictured. - It is a could not have her olothes mature simple, informal little tailored frock enough. Vohthtui frills and furbelows worn with a small bat of suitable type were cast aside in her forward gase and with outing shoes. This little toward the dignity of matronhood In a public conveyance, yet it Is not Maybe-ehwent back to some of the frock will look well In a restaur tnt or too dressed-u- p frills and burbelows in a year or so looking for a tramp but everything for her trousseau had through the country or for a day's exown-ucursion anywhere. to be stately and estremely gi Trains became her proud privilege it Is a frock of grayish blue flannel, along with her brand new weddiug the new soft costume flannel, with of blue braid The pleatring, so she had all the trams she could in her tiousseau; and the cos- ed skirt Is graceful and easv to walk tume had to live up to the trains in in, and tho pleated peplum ectends the waist and gives a jacket effect dignity. What a difference today! The mod-sru- .i The vestee may bq removed ard one hiJApjcantipt have her clothes of lace and joet, orof fucked linen jiorsA'Ye'h.af fy.vtt 'jhYA leading riffvhitutad'T 4ko duyklfc vrAj in. The due ftltf wlih luograVY1 'kiel Jynij a'ga.vApbrt Suggestion pi;l Is just tits' hf for fltototlpg or'TorSjJaVellng hdn4r 'Thu silk wmMrlngs and vror(i I sweet An Ihjig.sBk gloves complete Site cos-- t Jei'yaW jtj lifts sttitnbH present yKmcrotlod of u m 4 ; .find 'she carries a suniamd rain sl'xti v'03if Aliisfi ha4 ''vdieniiltej I To parstol,o, deep bliin silk modcr costume vkUe ttfa yaotlV', gifl ' Bfsidow this wort i jof ktitv J ci rt e p. edge-bindin- i f Jit-ti- e ft c scmi-4port- .J vt a V A Ai4dwliBtt she ienferg tb ' estate of ctnphaSlea this quaU matrittiony,,heever. Well she knows, ltyxatloe than tjti danay modern maid, that she has twentf years of youth ahend of her if she starts right and keeps up to her standard. where her mother retired or eien te middle age at the thlrty-flv- e at thirty, and her grandmother considered donning the caps of old ladyhood at forty. June Bridal Gowns Show Much Race The wedding costume pictured is stately enough fur anybody s requirements all except its length. Rut short frocks are so much the rule now that a really long wedding gown would look qdaiut rather than correct; and, of course, the flowing train and the veil add suilio.eut dignity and A very scateliueas for the occasion. beautiful wedding costume is pictured and like most of the June bndal costumes. it shows a deal ot hiiny lace. The beavy satin train has been quite done away with and instead there is a train Of net lace edged with a narrow net pleating, and over this tia n sweeps the lace veil. The foundation of the gown is of bi'dal satin tn the favorite ivory white tint and theie is a basque bodice of satin draped over of crystal embroidan under-bodiered net like that in the tunic, blerves have been eliminated from June wedding gowns, but as in the matter of the short skirt, so many frotks now have very short sleeves that the ellecfi Is perfectly in accord with late fashion decisions. Long white gloves are indispensable with the sleeveless frock and the third finger of the left hand has to be ripped open just as It used to years ago so that can put on his ring - Afterwards the glove finger is Honeymoon Clothes Include Sport Wear The June honeymoon trip calls for outdoor clothes as well as for a smart golng-awa- y traveling costume and the pretty frocks for hotel Wear. The winter bride does not have to provide essential sport togs but thejr are an of tbe summer' trouseaa.- - The June bride, however, can economize on for-yatropics apd evening frocks and ce ai 'T there will be a regulation sport costume, of course, very likely a wh te flannel skirt with a colored flannel coat, or a skirt of wh'te linen with With this will silk jersey sweater. sport go white buckskin rubber-sole- d shoes. Going Away Costume ' Has Formality A sport costume, however cip.ivat-mg- , would never do for the golng-awa- y attire ''J his moment of moments, brief as It Is, calls for something distinguished and formal even if the bride change-- , within the hour to more informal traveling togs. Everybody is gathered round to see the bride depart and though p.ople gut no more (han a flashing glimpse ol her a she runs out to the waiting automobile, her costume must register perfection The Juno golng-awu- y (ostumo is usually a very dainty tailored suit and fortunately the brief moment of tta appearance bifore the wedding gucste oniyi foretaste of. Its career; It will beihe standby of autumn this Stuart, tailored sultworfl ft rest hvJylpq, and, tfj pyirsg, It cVlU'1 be' a Very- - kite rfiOifef;ytinstfler,iiftfif uteri l ban earty spung tailleurtid looking toward fall A running tallleur of the lb Its style kind Is picturtd, one of the very new models of 'dsik blue Trench serge With the slightly longer coat now com- - HZ'-- ' ing In and part of the' saeb .draped across the coat front In the new graceful fashion. Emborldery ornaments the lower edge of the coat, with a narrow line of embroidery on the cuff, but the collar and lapels are severely, smartly plain. The sash, of black metre silk, with fringe ha.f a yard long is one ot the rich features of this little costume which for ail its simplicity Is a very handsome model The Inevitable Black Dinner Frock Rare is the trousseau that does not include at least ope black evening gown which seems as much as bridal tradition as the wedding white satin and veil. Rut the modern black dinner gown Is gay and youthful, not dignifled and matronly. Dasn and coquetry make up its oharm rather than stae-linea- s. An enchanting black dinner and dance frock for a June trousseau is pictured. Thre is a quilnt about the flowing lace sleeves, the gathered lace skirt and apron pt pleated tlq 'cunning little'" whlta chiffon bet jutpGe black sain underskirt. Ttje flash enfJsAre pf nar-"r- o w .sat rt rbb o o . black and while and the' blaf;k ItftUn watst dripmi down qVer rhi fWatstjln In basque eftect. The Bride Chooses Her Summer 1 Frocks The June trousseau must Brides Lingerie of Silk and Sheer Linen aIIE idea of a (otton girme it in a modem troussiau w umhlnkable The btlde w bo-- mother Itad pi'es 5 of girments limde of fine e inibric and longcloth with pcibap-- a set or will two of batiste for sptcial-bi- , not consider anv thing for her own tioussenu but silk and the sflee.est of linen. Just now the most fti lusive and aristoi ratio lingerie Is m ide of cobwebby lintn and these, ga mens are especially coinfoittble ifl s numer time when then Is nothing fo gratefully cool as linen next the shlai. Hut there are plenty of silken pauntnls too, and some of Geoignte wtuih Is u shew silk er pe. Batiste is us-- less than It used to be for lingerie g Linen has t tken lls p.aee and is now the cost of really fine bnti-.- t so h gh that one might just is well have the more fashionable silk hhis years bride has a good deal of lue on her under things In fact some girments are honeviomlN d with lute, and lue and fibiie at o set together with hemstitihing so fliat the whole texture is btw lldci ingiy airy and exquisite An enchanting set of bridal day underwear is pictured The slip is a camisole and petticoat to wear over the cornet and dlicctly beneath the gown. Under the corset are a short chemise and pantalets of white crepe "ihjfhme. the chemise trimmed with VaL lace and supported by white riband the ptnta-let- s bon shoulder-strap- s, having two soft rutiles of the lace at the knee. The slip is white, ot course to, match tho bridal gown and combines a camisoe and petticoat of embroidered net, with panels of closely pleated chiffon at front and back of thes petticoat. At the top theete panels are euged with gailands of tiny flowers, wh.te ard palest pink and the white ribbon sish that ties in a graceful bow over the front panel Is caught to the garment with mall There are throe embroidpink roses ered net flounce at earh side, of the petticoat but the material U so soft that there is no bulk to show under! r , the drapery of the gown Another little slip of this sort, for wear under sheer frocks, will be useful but the mater al should be a little more substantial Thia lace slip may be used under dance frotks ai d under the wedding g6wn which wdl, of course, become a stately dimer gown 'atec on. Crepe da chine in flesh tint makes a pretty slip of the sort and it is always a good thing to have the pleated back and front panels which make the petticoat less transparent under a very sheer frock The ribbon sash tied conspicuously over the fiont panel may be omitted in a simpler slip for wear under tliln frocks. Nightgowns for the trousseau are . w f- - ' in, rf1. It w , fi i t ;if v' vy'Y v cis 4s4ijtY'. tm t 't r 2 M U'JH'"- it&l . K 444 Yyfi - 41a" fewAJSeafi Jr if $ $ IJi YY - I V fe' f t f ktpJdA- - 1 s fei V'H ri.! 5, . AHT3 n f q. i ; ?Z?A'OSA?.rA &&S72& - :AM'Sh coats as they cah get 'along with. Think of the brides joy m a dozen or more lovely petticoats of various styles and colors, all folded and ready 1 wear in the near future! very dainty summer negligee costume Is p.ctured, a cool, comfortable sacque of Georgette and a petticoat of pleated crepe de chine. The pleats are pulled out at the edge of the petticoat and the lace is applied to the scalloped edge which gives an effect of flare that Is very graceful. The Georgette sacque is white, with tiny, draped sleeves and a turned back col-- r of .white net embroidered in pink. Thb, turned fcack front edges of the n P' t0 gaque ,kru epiii'01 tuoitdh lw4 a thOster of small pink The Vosq's fast etui fAe VanU' itqgether. ottjj Is aka'uh'Affiir with ltd gay upof roses at ward 'tilt thq'.sldes, 7 If la.maile of filet lace over thin pin silir antt the roses are to A J 57 r As-if- - hr , 77a: CZr(3 I I V tii 1 r a t; o&e? . ' oifot-Clust- c ' t pfnk. blouses and frocks, Tand fullness is honed flat in long pleats as the picture shows, to give the straight. Blender lines now fancied. Skimpy, narare poor looking row nightgown things, yet no nightgown must, Ure out toward the foot, so Aha 'flatly pressed lyleatS' are put in to give proper lines to the sufficient fullness The pictured gown has a little Sleeve of net and lace and a narrow lace yoke surrounded by exquisite band Below the yoke is s embroidery. cluster of tiny silk roses. f The wearer of the exclusive nightgown holds in her hands a chemise belonging to this set, a garment of handkerchief lawn hand embroidered and with the little and cluster of roses below the yoke emIt is an envelope chemise broidery. with white ribbona for ahouldtr-strapTen years ago trousseau l.ngerie came In sets of four: Night gown, chemise, drawer and corset cover. Two garments make utr the set now: Nightgown and chemise, and some special sets have nightgown, But many chemise and pantalet women prefer the pantalet of Jersey silk, and the camisole is picked up for its own pretty sake, not matching any other garment. Often it makes part of a combination slip and camisole i garment. r Petticoats are an Important part of the trousiseau. There must bs a great many petticoats, for wear with the sport clothes, with the tailored suits, w.th formal frocks and with negligees. All petticoats are very short, since frocks are so short, and thers is a tendency toward lighter colored petticoats. Very light shades are used even for outdoor petticoats to be worn with tailored skirts and sport skirts. All these petticoats are of the softest possible silk, or of silk jersey with soft silk flounces. PetUcoate for wear writh negligees are a little fuller than those used with narrow street skirts and frocks and these negligee petticoats are most entrancing of all, with their lacs frills and flower garlands Most women have Juat ss few petti L tftif a L tepti- if - EYY fV jx iu. Y.tWY W--i v 2'7v- L - s. -- 'r4 ':4 " Wr- L - . quite moderate. The liftbspalghtgowns are made of sheer handkerchief lawn, not of the heavier linen used fori 1445. tt ) -- The sash is also of picot organdy. edged organdy. An adorable hat of leghorn with a wreath of white violets and purple berries goes with this white Brown dotted sw .ss dresses frock trimmed with biown oigandy are much fancied this season, and there dresses of are stunn rig handkeichuf lawn in dainty tints with drawn thread motifs done In self tone. liogsscau Nigligeis Afonin With Lace are now all Ihe bridd s afoam and adrift with lace draperies .gnfl lce fr Us and thf plain fabric is ctotfton.or qnd pt the haft, crepe-lik- e .novelty slks, A stunning fltgljgee Is pictured, an filter of drtped pals t)lu silk crepe wt1v deep tollar and fleevrt of ikce.pnd the uhderslip has a laeA huflle at the edge. ,The gnrmpnt ts caught up In a single .fastening at the be well left shoulder under a mauve silk rose n rK'V. I supplied with dainty raid summer costumes. gay little frocks of organdy, of voile, of handkerchief linen and dotted swiss Lovely Indeed is the white afternoon frock pictured, a modern trousseau fiock quite as suitable for sixteen as for the new marred woman but all trousseau frocks now The have thhs sugges ion of youth front and back panels of skirt and bodice are of dotted swiss mnslm, the sleeves and all the frills of picot edged 4 tsfr ? It 14 y(yi !7' ;r jI 1 c r.:- Handkerchief Linen For Aristocratic 1th Real Undergarments Now, Lace And Hand Embroidery" For Exclusive Finish. , of sheer handkerchief linen like the one pictured, or of crepe de chine And whita is more fancied now than the flesh tint that "ias been o for several seasons. The practical bride will have half a doten of batiste with simple nightgowns scalloping at neckline and armhola Beautiful models can be picked up In The Petticoat Is Of Crepe De Chine' And The Fetching Sacqwe Of Georgette the Philippine hand embroidered unWith Lace. Tiny Rose And Embroidery derwear and the price will be found f. fash-onable , W If IY pt V is 3 W f H, ? 4 ?! '4s'V V v y A Slip To Wear y Lot: Under The Weddinr Gown, Made Of White Chiffon And Lace With White Ribbon gash And Shoulder Strops And A Garland O t Ttiiy Flowers At The Walstllnct w t |