Garland Globe | 1908-05-30 | Page 5 | To be Worn on Street

TO BE WORN ON STREET. Pongees and Rajahs Are to Be Favorites Favor-ites of Season. Forenoon costumes permit far greater great-er varieties of Btylo, as woll as scopo, In making. Short skirts remain a sot tied fact In both transparent voiles o: wool fabrics, as woll as In washable materials, which moro often aro sent to tho clennors Instead of tho tub. Ex. copt for July and August dnys ol scorching heat, cottons and llnons will havo to glvo way to pongees nnd rajahs, ra-jahs, which aro moro to tho foro than over, both In robe styles nnd In tho plain unflgured variety. Tho former nro made up with short border skirts and furnished with all-over waists, elthor' of laco or lingorlu, with coat to match In tho unflgured pongees or rn- Jnh. Tho coats hnvo a narrow V-opon-Ing In front, and below threo covored buttons follow for fnstcnlng, whllo from tho third button tho coat fronts nro slanted off abruptly. A nnrrow turned-ovor collar of tho robe put torncd silk finishes the neck, It I seen nlso as Insot for tho narrow fi cuffs to tho long slccvos, nnd a ton of tho Bnmo defines tho (laps of tl sldo pockets, on tho fronts, half wt. down tho Jacket skirt. Tho flgti linos of this shurt coat depend upo. tho seams, which start from tho shoul dors, back and front. TIiIb samo model answers for llnons and twills. Voguo,