Show L LACE TRIMMED LACE CE TRIMMED LINGERIE INGERIE SHOW SP SPANISH NISH INFLUENCE B BESIDES SIDES Its prettiness silk lingerie has the best of common rommon sense reasons reasons rea rea- sons for growing crowIng more and more tar lar In wearing qualities It equals any any that Is I. made of other goods It is particularly particularly par par- a easy euy to launder although requiring some lome care In this respect cu and for beauty It holds first place piece Silk Is a wonderful medium for color and color calor Is lea Isa a great factor In the suc success one one- cons cess of et f up-to-date up lingerie but lingerie but till Itu the sheer and dainty c cottons tt ns used for undergarments are dyed In the same light and pretty tones tones' as silk Besides color new style points In details de do- tails taUs of decoration make the lingerie of each new season interesting I Just now In both silk and cotton lines lace leads the procession of ot alluring features fea tea features tures In the makeup of and Is la nearly always In the company of ot ribbon In the latter narrow v widths worked up Into little bows and rosettes rosettes ro ro- ro are often made so that they may be pinned on and transferred frOm one garment to another Two or three varieties of ot lace are used on one piece as shown In the step-In step and chemise pictured filet Diet and val vat are used or val with either of f the others others vol val making the edging and filet the emplacements when these two are ch chosen sen In styles blouse modes are ire copied i gowns have bave the sa same same e neck and chemise the vestee ef et ef- ef For silk underwear corn flower blue has baa been added to the popular r shades They Include pink nile green turquoise pale orchid peach flesh and light blue Is always alwa's among those present Following In the wake of dresses new undergarments have taken up with the fad for placing an ornament bl high h on the shoulder Many any of these se ornaments are made of silk gauze ribbon ribbon rib rib- ribbon bon threaded with gold On nightgowns nIght eight gowns cut In blouse style necks are provided with ribbon on ties Starting In Spain and coming b by byway byway way of ot Paris farts arl brilliant and dashing strangers stranger have arrived In to America Americas millinery world They lingered In the French capital long enough to change their aspect somewhat picked up royal company from East India were reinforced re re- Inbreed by French and second see sec ond odd empire styles and altogether In in- Invaded America Already the feminine feminine- world U is reconciled to the passing of 1 7 v I j i- i I J rJ P 4 i II I I s i in ir Ii i i n I r 2 4 t F s n f 0 of t tw w It ln and anel Chem Chemise Charming ID Step SUp SUp-In the little cloche We are allured by bJ this Spanish serenade this East In Indian dlan dian poetry and this French romance translated i Into hats All AU these style Inspirations are revealed revealed revealed re In the group of ot beautiful hats bats shown here Sometimes only a vestige of the tile original Is 19 to be traced In these descendants of bygone styles but the new arrivals are Immensely becoming therefore adorable All of them have brims of a premeditated waywardness and allowed to go as the they please In to any direction that will add to their capacity capacity ca for flattery Crowns are tall talland talland talland and varied square round helmet helmet- shaped or eccentric Felt velvet and heavy silks make the background for rich trimmings of which ostrich Is the foremost followed by many other fancy feath feathers ra by ribbons ribbons rib rib- bons laces ornaments embroideries r Y Yh h x 4 U I 4 H a Originated in Spain I braids and some flowers flowers Chiffon an another find and d other are important contributions some lome of them m forming the trimming trimming trim trim- ming and trailing from the hat Ribbon Rib Rib- t bon and start scarf garnitures ures are featured In the group groop of lints that are ore thus Illus Illustrated us- us here No No- designers designers' s are are are- re more more clever In adapting and modifying modes model to suit themselves es than those of America end no women are keener In the perception of style or more Insistent on becomingness becom than our pur own JULIA BOTTOMLEY S L 1224 Itu W u a t |