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Show TITE MOItNTXG EXAMINEE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, ISOf. Csp Marriage And Good: Looks. thoughts has a Mgreat futurabeforahw. but after all nun look forwardperto cent of womsa th ' goal of life's ambition and thsToniy ivaj chance for MMong happiness, ga that this little article Is written f thi woman who marries. To this vast majority of th women of today the matin' of beauty ta the prime thought of omn with beauty has a divine right to hapijn.se, and usually gets her full share of the good things of this world. But, alas I too pretty women seem to Imagine many after has gained a husband that It has beauty served Its purpose and may be neglected with Impunity. who before their marriage warn thought very pretty, bright and In a few years become and frouny matrons, whoso good dowdy looks have taken wings. This Is to appear sometimes due to poor health or pov. but usually It Is due to ths foe t nty, that the pretty fiancee has erased to taka the. pains to be attractively dressed end no longer makes the effort to look bright and talk charmingly as before marriage. And thla Is a mistake that has bean responsible for mote divorce then th drink evil or the mother-in-laproblem. For when tha wife goes about the house down at tha heel, with uncared-for hair and untended general appearance, the average husband, eftsr a few remarks that lead to quamta. keeps hie mouth shut and opens hie eyra to the foot that hto bride to no longer beautiful. And so It Is not Infrequent thatcarha aeon some other worses till taking to look attractive asst f w a; ST V1S8 MANHATTAN. New Tork. August -- n THihi nllilf (rip down to bar moraine dip In th surf on might bn persuaded that aha waagolng laatoad to a ball nr tha than ter; that la U on saw anljr tha nan nymph's ha ad. fur It to bn tha fhahlun to wear alaboratn and barn them nrnamantrd la a fashion far morn suitable to a ballroom funetioa that a aaa bath. Woman have Hot reached tha point of wearing flowara gat a wreath of aeaward or moan would ant be Inappropriate, so long aa tha edict la la favor of fundful effects. Great broad bow of rllilnna on tha Alsatian order are eoaatdund veryehta and are worn with a rubber cap or not. fust aa ana llkaa If tha hair Is dressed than tha bow la placed forward, . high and if a low coiffure Is preferred tha bow can be drawn through tha knot; aa that tha loops atand out behind tha ears and Impart a very square effect. Black taffeta ribbon la mors commonly seen In thla particular style of orna- ' and vivacious. Tha resulting unhappiness may sr may not land tha eoupla in ths divorce courts, but at all events a posribty happy and contented home has hem tori through tha failure of tha wlta to comprehend that a man's lovs moat he kept by preserving tha aama traits (hst held the lover In such rosy and welcome chains of lev and admiration. Let ths happily married woman reflect, and if she hag been permitting herself to assume the aim of a married womsa whoa looks don't matter, let her real Isa tha grave danger she ta running. Aa a matter of selfish interest every married woman should care for bar looks and strive to retain th vivacity of her unmarried days Otherwise aha throws away her atrongsst card in the gam of life and will aoras day awaken to a blttsr regret. coif-fur- ment. However, it la a pretty ooaectt to have the ribbon match tha suit, oven though It mag be scarlet, cadat blue or white. It Is a source of surprise to amp one who watches tha career of aa Alsatian how aa It battles with the aurf, for women wha are something more than pretenders at bathing have adopted tha fad. and can be aeea at'ang of tha fashionable resorts breasting the waves and lifting up heads that are certainly picturesquely crowned with artistic knots. Many of ths silk rubber caps are trimmed with a large bow of ribbon directly in front Thla tabes away from that barm hideous look that makes eves a pretty woman unattractive la bathing costume. Quito the newest covering of , tho cap variety la a silk rubber Taa oBhanter gathered up ou the top under a huge aillua pompon of the cap shade, Then Is a drawstring of elastic to make "the cap fit closely to tho head, and If an airtight covering la worn unda mouth the almost Impossible eomblnatloa of beauty and perfect dryness Is accomplished. Bed Tame are liked by the majority of women, as they give a bright touch to tho black mohair or silk bathing sulk With blue there Is a beautiful light, clear shads of silk rubber that finds almost as many supporters aa does the favorite red. l'lakto have their admirers, and with a plow suit they give a very smart finish. By far the most successful head covering for swimming or actual jumping of high breakers la a eomblnatloa cap. which Includes a perfectly water-tiground cap that fits down ever tho hair, and to which la sewed a triangular place of rubber-line- d silk. This Is m,-l- t to cover up the under cep and to fasten In a fetching Utile knot over tha forehead in bandanna style. With the double thickness of waterproof material there Is absolutely no danger of getting the balr wet, and when one goas In tho surf dally this Is an Important matter. handkerchiefs And fanry squares serve exoel'ently to bide utility raps, and ths silk ones are much tfrin-ae-r. Us mors easily and make prettier e (Tecta than tha cotton or linen variety. They can be had In so many mors shades and patterns, too, that tha elik Bea are almost universally worn when surh protection and shield to desired. Ths dlsplsy of combe at ths bathing hour la both weird and wonderful, for It strikes the observer that women try as many they ran possibly run through their d coiffures. Jewelled ones arc by no means In tha and the effect pioduced by t toortly, - ht Cay-color- wr well-dresse- The Long Coat And Skirt Suits. tho sight of ao many tortoise ebell ornamented heads la certainly far different from what ona would expect for such sport. Pompadour! are dressed high and at least two long shell combe are sun to keep these In place, and Uio bark of tho hair la held In trim array by tha two of two more combo thrust In across tho heed. To enmo the notion seem, utterly ridiculous, for celt water has n had effort on pure shell, but tha clever young woman provides herself with several sets of Imitation shell and then feela that she ran wear and spoil ea many aa she likes without any qualms of eontclcr.ee or strain to her pursestrings In connection with (he head covering tor the bathing hour It may not be out of place to any a few words about an excellent little accoseory that will prove very convenient to tha woman who carries her bathing suit and towels to tha beach with Iter every morning. This Is a bug arrangement thst Is neat, compact, and unharmed by water, llubber cloth Is used fur tlie Inner bag and some substantial material of a dark and aervlceablt color makes tha out aids csss. Tho Inner and outer ara mads entirely separata, but both fastened uo the sums running tope. Thla makes It easy to clean and dry, and also to put on a new case when aa old ona becomes stained or soiled. Washable cotton cord or tape makes a good drawing string, and tbs bag Is commodious enough to accommodate a bathing suit, taro bath tows Is, comb, brush and cap. The smartest bags of this kind have fha owner's or monograms embroidered on oao aide In mercerised cotton flues, Dark blue linen embroidered In white or a lighter ehado of blue to pretty and neat, while natural colored linen will taka any shads of floss with good effect. At ths hotel hops It Is noticed that very fancy and didnty slippers are being worn hr the damsel. Invariably theme match the gown end am either of surd or autin. Tho slippers are cut extremely low and the slightly pointed too ta ornamented with a rosette of tulle or mallna dellrulely ammrlcd or with a twist of ribbon and preuy flowers of a small variety. The day of the plain dancing slipper Is passed and even when a pair Is cut with a simple strap over the Instep thla as well as the entile edge of the eilpptr. Is rnilirold-ere- d or spanateiL Home f,vt are so plump thst they cannot stand much ornaments non in tlie way of rootwrar. so tor thesm ths plain strapped style la liked, but there must ! an elnlmrate use of trimming. On the other hand a very thin toot and ankle aio unproved by ths use of ical Alsatian satin rlbhona broad square largo decorations ao typbows of gauss, tulle, or ara put on with a very effect so that the foot gnlna considerable In the sppearwnne of width. These bows ara handsomest when spangled or treated In some decorative manner and tha work of beautifying them 1a a pleasant occupation for a debutants during ths qulat hour on ths cottage or hotel pinna. ' Used work had revived In a single direction end this Is In tho making of cant rases which are easily and quickly turned out, simply put together and wonderfully pretty when completed. For country driving there le nothing more popular In the shape of a wrap then one of the new white linen, crash, pique or cloth coals built on mannish lines. Tou win see such garments at any of tho fashionable resorts and they serve such an egcellnnt purpose besides looking so smart, that tlielr demand 1s steadily on the Increase. These costa allp on over a linen or more delicate summer frock, and tha looseness of tha rut keeps them from crushing whatever ta underneath. In cut they era more mannish than any feminine garments that have been worn for sometime. Trim lapels finish the neck, and the sleeves ara tha regulation coat variety, but made targe sleeve enough to go over a without the least difficulty. Borne id these garments are strapped and others era heavily stitched, hut the main object Is to have them look aa tallnrllka aa poslebla. Linen crash In whits ta liked because ths open mesh makes It very cool and light, but occasionally heavier linens, piques and even cloths are seen. Many of tlie young whipe who affect mannish coats go hntleM. but this has grown to be an accepted summer custom even among the most fashionable.- Flat pearl buttons of good also arc used to fasten ths coats. Washable holts ara an essential feature of the summer costume since so much white ta worn. One wearing will wrinkle the average linen ccintura so that It hne to go lo the preusers or laundry. end thla means tlmt the young woman who Inalsta upon always looking as fresh as possible muet have a goodly supply of belts of all slue and Ona of the newest Is a severs style mails of meilliiniweiglil shits linen and cut about two Inrbrs end a half In depth In the front, while It broadens out to at six Inches In the bark. There ta a square gilt buckle a little deeper than It le wide to fasten In front, and up tl.e back of the belt ta a battlemtnted stitching, with fult-dre- ea lrit riu-.nlr- JbZT&fQ-rJkE J5VEDBl ' S The loose fitting Jackets coming Jmt below tha knees with nklxtg of gum material, have coma to tha front withla the past few waeka with a rush. Thk is due to tha fact that society demand! that all Bummer costumes ho made el . tha lightest poaaibla materials, and thta j edict, coupled with tha unusually eoui? season, has made It imperative thst Jackets be worn at nearly all opaMff affaire, especially whoa th houra W i bran at all lata Taffetas and mnwmelin silks have h-- j come the acknowledged materials from which to build the tang coat and skirt d suits. Tha coat la really although no buttons show on tho ga" mont, which in order to show tho beauty of the blouse beneath, la properly wum open at all times. Th long Mrth made with a deep collar and wMo turned back lapels Tho otoovua am wide-, cuff and slightly Mtowith a four-Inc- h oped. The whole garment ta made moat as plainly aa a man's uueroosf j No pockets should appear, however, aad j tha lining should ba of tha coat nri t riaL Th skirt Is net flounced ax ta th eaia fa almost every swell ooetum hhowx thta Bummer, hut frilled. It to places with cross way frills aww The skirt should not ba lined, but . won drop skirt of eotated silk may b if desired. Tha habit iff daintily ilfttajl the skirt should be avoided now. ta regarded ae extremely had tons habit should be indulged nowadays euy dein cases of the direst necessity. The mand mow ta for a tralBnf Mdrt oat Ba Ba hag no break or rumple, ta When it ta not desired to have trail tha round length. reaching ankl la tha proper wear. double-breaste- - three targe, round gilt buttons sewed on vertically, one In each stitched tala Another washable belt la cut circular, so that it fits tha waist without tha usual crushed effect. This, too, la a trifle wider In the hack than the front, nnd luis a pretty gilt buckle. The first white linen belt described would be very smart dona In white glace leather, with the burkle and buttons arranged In the same fashion. In ordrr to keep ths celnture as wide as possible ao aa to emphasise tho tapering effect toward the front, there ta sometimes a bona or bit of celluloid stiffening put up and down under the buttons to keep It straight. Ths very newest leather belt Is extremely broad, more ox tho corselet effect. but curved and tilted so that It clings Into tlie flguro without unnecessary wrinkles. Contrary to the general style, which calls for greater width In the hack, this belt tapers from a depth of 10 Inches In front to about four or five in the back. Instead of uelng a buckle that reaches from top to bottom of this broad belt, tha hccessory ta so arranged that It crosses In tho back surplice fashion, and then the narrowing ends are brought toward tha front where they ara confined under a very narrow and beautifully ornamented buckle. Bleel le effective with white, and even cut jet ta sometimes seen, though there ta nothing prattler than gilt or highly polished brass. Of course It requires a very thin and pliable leather to make such a belt look trim, for the double thickness would be entirely too much for the possessor of any but an extremely thin waist. In colors the belts are dyed to exactly match the materia! of the dree, and it ta difficult to tell whether the belt Is a part of tlie gown or not, so well does tha hsilii-conform to tin lime of ths r figure Miiam-esuede nrd suede lisle, the material from which summer gloves are 1s msda. !' ng utilised now for very lairet novelties In automobile garments. Tlie main points snout the fabric are coolness and Its ability to slied dost. H e la almost like gauss, but with mors body, yet no ona aver before thought of its adaptability to thla sort of travelmade In seing costume. The costs areunornament-ed vere llnee and are entirely except tor huge peail buttons of a grayish or smoky tint, depending taon tho just color of tha sueda Hale. Thors enough body1 to tho material to make It poeslble to build a good fitting coat without lining, and If it ta pressed occasionally there ta very little bag to It, though tho wearer does alt moat of tha time. Whether It la an attempt to carry still Turther tha fadfor all white or only Just a passing novelty. I cannot aay, but Ivory combe for the hair are by all odda tha smartest ornaments at the present time. When three of theoa white oomba are placed In tha hair, two to keep hack the aide locks, and ona put In up and down according to tha latest notion, a feminine head looks well protected Indeed. The color of tha hair does not count at all. Blondes and brunettes favor them equally, though hi light balr the White la a little less startling. Tha most expensive of these ornaments ara studded with tiny brilliants, that show very little In tha daylight, but are wonderfully effective at night. As the fad has Increased, of course, more decorative combs have appeared, and the white mnkee an admirable background tor tha majority of the new jewel treat menta Colored atones are sometimes used to rim n set of whits combs, and with a very pretty result too. but on tha whole the all white Is more stunning. Coral or turquoise Introduced sparingly may ba passed upon with favor, but even these should not be too generously displayed. A pretty nnd useful gift la a set of lingerie ribbon runners. These ara very often made to order by a silversmith, mnl again they can be purchased reedy to present to a women friend. The full rmnplrnicnt consists of five flat silver bodkins to hold the five popular width of nbhou used In lingerie. Th loop through which th ribbon slip should 1 exactly the width of the ribbon, so that it wul go In perfectly flat and thus cozy Z4rtszzjrSTZjFi. Cvr run In and out of beading. Thera la a space to have the recipient's monogram engraved on each bodkin, and the flvn can be arranged In a' little silk cue d. A good deal preferably of fancy work ta being dona by those women who Ilka to spend several hours each day on a summer hotel ptas and who prefer to keep their fingers busy at some little trifle. Btocka and turnovers are the popular fancy work indulgence, though there ara a lot of dainty needle hooka jewel cases, hairpin boxes and money hooka manufactured out of pretty ribbons. These always coma In bandy when ona ta traveling. heart-shape- Evening Gown In Liberty Satin. The designing of become more than and aome claim It dignity of an art. a great eucceee la evening gowna has a mere profession, has arrived at the that achieved Faria recently was One o created from the palest of liberty satin. Tha skirt wag cut ae aa to leave the (font peftectly smooth and ungathered, which gave a panel offset. Just halfway between the knees and. the hem of the skirt a sharp flouncing effect was made by cutting additional fulness at thla point and pleating, except, aa mentioned above, in tha front width, which waa kept entirely smooth. A flounea of the satin was gathered at this point, and abova that an additional flounce of Mechlin lace was placed. Three rosea were caught In a group at Intervals of six inches above tha flouno- - h EMBROIDERED BLOUSE' LENGTHS IN BATISTE sky-blu- fiie bodice la cut pointed nnd draped with folds of tha material, which also follow tha pointed curvature of the under body. The bodice cloaca diagonalto left downemrd, ly In afront from right and wreath of the rosea used on th skirt of can be mads to th flouncing the bodice line. Tha shoulder designate he cut from velvet the etrnpe should same color a the roses, and tlie aatlu slippers should match the gnam, hut should ba of velvet and not of silk in material and matching tha shoulder straps and the rose trimmings. to W Tha factories are now catering trade by produana broidered btouaa lengths ta betietiaao linen at bargain priced W tatw lengths can ba easily nda wfll wnu, and garmenta. fetching many 1" mm tha frightfully etvs blouaee of batlata and M are made by tha draeamekoix mede-et-ho- aPj J?" feminine world, which doee uot count th coot. In thee apeclrf the front should b cut all ta . an extra allowance of width do not side. The sets e all, and the necessary piece under th a ftoat P from th extra width of the Tljrv A good skirt for such a No have five ptece- -a front ptaca cut ho and tho back should V pieces and seamed from tho plait down tho middle. MkyoW will part extra full, which r pleated effect now all the retort mountain and nuld atde-plec- back-piec- U" . |