Show RUFFLES AND ARE ARELA LAVISHED LA ON SUMMER FROCKS U L' IMEn 1931 1031 finds find designers ers In a S SUMMER mood moud t to e and summery summery sum sum- mery frocks made of of organdie and other similar sheer weaves While till nil sorts of ruffling Is la going on ran ranging from Crom de deep p s to ruffles of any width fanc fancy turns tums especially to myriads s of tiny ruffles which achieve e n a sprightly silhouette for the frock after the manner pictured This winsome summer gown is made of white organdie The sash with Its how haw tied at the front waistline Is ts of wide pale blue satin ribbon It Is the pretty-pretty pretty frocks of this type which are holding the center of the stage Frills and furbelows which bespeak I the truly feminine are characteristic of the new midsummer modes The materials themselves are that beguiling beguiling begun ing they call for treatments of picturesque picturesque picturesque pic pic- Influence which accounts forthe for forthe forthe the use of and An exceedingly sheer summer Is In promise so far as fabrics are con con- Dainty cottons as quaint as they are lovely are bringing ol time old romance back hack Into an ultra modernIzed modernIzed modern modern- world So far as the traditional summer girl Is concerned she site Is coming coming com com- In ing Into her own as be beguiling as ever she was In the days of yore ore Her lIer frocks will be made of materials materials materials mate mate- rials as sheer and lovely as the world of fa fashion oer o'er r has seen seen crisp crisp young young- but are arc left to the mercy of each passIng pass pass- passing Ing summer breeze There Is apparently no such thing ns fiS wearing too wide a flop brim Those rhose fashionable for beach wear are simply enormous the dimensions of ot some being almost unbelievable able It is interesting to note the variety of straws and fabrics fabrics fabrics-as as well which go to make up the new wide brim hats which are ure lending their picturesque picturesque pIcturesque esque presence to the summer land land- They Thy are making these flatterIng flattering flatter- flatter Ing Int chapeaux of organdie of stitched linen of allover embroidery and eyeleted eyeleted eyeleted eye eye- materials as well as of ot stiffly stiff stUn starched lace As to their straws the list Includes include 7 mi t i y c 1 vY r N pr IL w t r H 4 4 M Mt J 1 t vf r t t s t N FRILL FRILL FURBELOWS AND RUFFLES every type with tine fine milan leghorn and all sorts of rough effects both shiny and dull taking the lead The trio In the picture Is representative of ot hats such as ns will top dainty lingerie frocks rocks during the coming midsummer days The vogue for white all millinery is reflected In the lovely ely hat Illustrated ed to the left lett As Is the way of these exotic body hats which are hand en of ot dull finished snow white soft straw its brim falls faits Into lines of Infinite infinite infinite in In- finite grace The simplicity of this model is Its charm Its only trimming being a n garland arland of white gardenias Miladys Milady's frock Is a typical garden garden- 1 K Y y 4 s z t 14 Y J y 6 t ty k y e i i i iI I ma F y yM t y M 1 i t y y I NEW SUMMER FLOP HATS looking organdies exquisitely fine Ono most of them beautifully embroidered em em- embroidered broidered others smartly eyeleted also dotted usually with wilh contrast dot competing with which are the flowery voiles and chiffons The lair flair for sheer cottons brings net for gar gar- ar party den-party and evening frock Into prominence i iThe I of ot frocks mad mada The naive nal styling of ot these theBo old timey sheer weaves tunes to the character of the mate mate- rials Summer Millinery As wide as you care to wear them thorn themIs Is rash fashions fashion's lons lon's message in regard to brims for the summer hat Further Furthermore Furthermore r- r more from the standpoint of what's what In broad brims the more they go flop nop lop Hop floppy flop the better hetter Which means that they are not nO wired l party style style sheer sheer Ie sheer e eyeleted batiste batisto with narrow velvet et ribbon In Valencia blue tied about the waist Comes from the atelier of the charming bridesmaid costume shown to the right The dress Is of pale blue taffeta with puff purr sleeve slee and quaint gathered skirt The wide wide- brimmed leghorn has tins a sash of wide blue satin ribbon encircling its crown with a soft bow at the hack back A stunning exponent of the popular flop hat hut is shown In the circle eyed Black susans adorn this begun begun- Ing creation which Is a woven loose coarse yellow black no elt novelty straw A row of the same flowers edge the neckline of the frock which Is made of ot summery yellow ellow chiffon now so BO popular CHERIE NICHOLAS S. d Q l. l 1931 1731 Western west rn Newspaper Union |