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Show A Summer ckfAmj tep v j ymlm . v . Lacey Effect ----- Transparent Gowns Date BaclcToLouis HwIo0 fMiPp- . Irish CrocHet TrocKwitti Coal oKtcii Days -Embroideries WitKtke Skeer iff V P'f flMil SlSfePtlp , D1 T T T "TN j 5 l . 5 '-'f - Vrjl V' I In the loose, pcllssollkc wrap wblcta Is pattern with the very teaotlful bcbe ellCaCy Of JaCe JTlOW tO UyC Xy I 5 ' l ! frl v V A " ' ' ' '" ' " ' ;"'f '23 thrown over elaborate gowns for carriage Irish pattern; and the coat, built to t T T r-r y I ; ''. " ' j yl I fa ,'' 'il I -tl:V and other formal wear. These wraps are match the frock, repeats the lace design. laCe JfjOme raDS. ' f 'A y -II I j-,':-':-.:;:! , V''''::i?:vy V-''- ' really a modification of the lace and net Such a costume might well be treasured 1 ; ii ' 'I'M f'A ' $ :'r. -s-V;:;-::- j ,5 oV'-;. 77 '' "'';''?s V'-y'lV''-j'i''' ;i ttinbs which proved so becoming on winter for generations as a priceless heirloom; CHOSE "of n who aro beginning Purlslon standards of summery daintiness. i ': fj j y i'lXHi'W 1 ' A " '; .; ,VVy'!'i ovenbig gowns that they cannot be' given but the fashionable woman for whom It Healthily, In the fastnesses of our IjIlocy Kffcc AI(to ln su C,vn.. j . W A ? J i .fx:" J Wr1 VI ' ,,p- Tho c,lng, transparent tunic, fall- was designed will very likely hand It over own chamber, to pluck oat the .,,.' . , f j. f Jk f . ' .' . ' i WiviH&W . CM:A -' ln ,n straight Hdcs over a carefully to her maid, on the completion of Its first tell-tale gray' Loir, re.nemher ' " UP'n-o character not con- ;.' HI' . .-T lt- ' ll'-S.-W tte.l frock beneath reveals, yet bides. brief usefulness. the days whoa bosoues were worn fl"'l to costumes of tub inaterlnl-though . j I : lf i' . : .-:f--Cv'v$'o' Jv'i'M .V-J-'V.Vl the flcnr? In an artistically elusive way Tho other lace costume show n flatten- In summer time; when tightly but- the suggestion of n washlub. used In con- ; ' : i : , l f : : ;-' ! . . . p vilV-j which suggests slenderness and lissome- burg coat over a frock of tho lovely toned, tightly fitted, capably whalebonod ncctlou with a I . iris lingerie creation. -fy f . V V J ... .. Vi'-P'M.ifn ness, no mutter how much more one may Llerre luce, which Is used In tho simpler bodice, lined wltti good strong sllesIa " , sk nd pongee , v ''.'- '; 'j l ' V; vvV ; V ' . i'-' v;-VJ Vv Melgh tb one might lsh patterns for summer veils. This frock were deemed cntlrelv proper for cos- trok t'oft. pretty perino-moh;,lr , I ; ' ' 'i. V . ": , : . :l,iu. -TX''J4ti A" crepe meteor gown In the ultra smart Is extremely dclb-afe l:i character and tumes to be worn on sultry summer days. V' ;-rn,h " V M : '' ' ' rfi lf tTng- hws Is mounted over two M.ps of white ch.r- How nous nvona change tout ce.a! Now ' lu;r '"" . ph'! r'" l' SM " '- : e?Z22Z32ZZ22Z? :- : A One of these tun.e wraps of darned net b, ton. which in turn fall over very soft we fare abroad of a midsummer after- 0,1 a grfnt of transparent trim. Ffl f E'" l- r: Vl ' the same greenish yellow color which, for mescaline silk. The coat of Dattenberg nl, w..h gnrh so coolTv dlnXnoi" -o m,n-,a's on, "",u "n-nMe,! Paneled L AcG 4-l? WAd some Incomprehensible reason. Purls holds Is well chosen, for by comparison with frT k.y reven mg ro. Hes 7Ti?r V""""' . ' te y COO 111 HipIegg9Jtylep VbJ M (? esteem at present. The net wrap its heavier lace pattern the dcHcate Llerre lingerie r.bandstb that the oid- L,' Airhole, s To:" fif .Z22fe h M 11,.'- .Ve Tr 'ieS fashioned bodice with Its stout lining i'0 ftr .i,,.-,. ombrolderv nn.l l.v vin- M 1 lkr.p:.; : ;.;...: . jii.&H the sumo shade and tho darned pattern and unyielding, snugly-stretcbcd fabric J 7 lJ ,1 , r-' -teM forms a rich design on ;he straight back Lingerie Frock Tlmt A Breath seems almost prehistoric. ll!'he m'erM Z the rtk V, n.se 1 ' 7f fel frots- han froiu th? shoul- QlJ D,OW It was daring little Mario Antoinette cjnnr nn,i tlt.r' hesv Pice nrc u-cd for . j ftA W '''r'"V-':- '' i : A 4 ''s- ders In panel effect. The wrap Is sleeve- The llDgerlo costume must of courso be who first intro-liiced tho filmy frock for lUni,r(W(. , ,, '', ' f ,,ir, ,.,',,,.,; XKf if YwZr ";. "- " '" ' :j?lY "f ' I0" nnd ls 1,11,1 ftt tDC bust h? two Jet diaphanous. Otherwise It belles Its name summer time. Up to her advent the ' ,rS?Z w hb- ," Lille ui' 'her; X&f ' W ' M Urns IZrlS There was a fancy last season for Insertlu, ladles of the French court had been ,arp,, TI)0i,e 1;(.c lrlmmlKH ,rc cafe ou lalt Is the shade aimed at. real Xj ( , S S K 'VJM mck aniront panc"s are Sought 0,"UC? complacently content In their stiff satins vp(1 ,Q th,tr., Urt? fnln.,e of , (.oslme; cr, ," would be apt to pro.lu. c an un- (rJ7 JANE ' -'J j together over tho hip with big Jet but- vr' ehctr stuffs' bot t.h'9 yCar flU? nnd brocades which were considered eu- nnt, f0 Brcnt ls (lie V(,BC for jve,, :lro pleasantly stiff nnd sticky effect. KZs- - tons like those ou the bust. Tho frock Val aro used In combination with em- tlrely correct for court wear. Hitherto trimmings on both silk and llneii frocks I-ace may be dyed any desired shade ny ' .' beneath this very open wrap is nolte broideries on very soft, sheer grounds. these excellent dames had confined their t,int mt of fn(. arj;o innmifnct uren; r'"'ns of ordlimry oil colors and naphtha. J TT , -u--a-t- simple, the lustrous length of the crepe Often a "simple little afternoon frock or Indulgence In lingerie garb to their cbetu- .,,.,' ,,. ... ,,..,.. ..i.,,,.- i or '''S tken to attempt the pruvess J5aXteriDU.rQ Loai. Vllil meteor outlining the figure ln sinuous ef- wblto" Is so honeycombed with lace and ises da ,,u,t and da Jour; ; and one can Ser prodS tl iLZ only ,o the open air and some distance . - UeTTC LIrOCK ' Xes:vhbL,lDsBhowVCp,.y "Xn ?he mlfaceoS IZo mnglne how they held up baxs of boly ly and satisfactorily. rom any opt-u fire or light The naphtha ' sleeveless wrap Is donned, are shirred to to hold a ten-cent piece. Yet tho French horror at the audacity of tho Austrian i min.i ta m..ipI. i.-t-u Is poured Into n bowl and the oil color , 1 , . v ,..it i.. h- i . ,i ,nn.ikt ir.ina no K-mns of nimv mate- Transparent Gowns Date Back To Louis Days - Embroideries Witk tke Skeer Deli cacy ace-How toDye Lace at Home - Wraps. Is In tho loose, pellssollke wrap which ls thrown over elaborate gowns for carriage and other formal wear. These wraps are really a modification of the lace and uet tunics which proved so becoming on winter cvenbig gowns that they cannot be' given up. The clinging, transparent tunic, falling fall-ing ln straight Hoes over a carefully fitted frock beneath reveals, yet bides, the flgnre In an artistically elusive way which suggests 6lcnderneKS nnd llssome-ness, llssome-ness, no mutter how much more one may wel;h than one might wish A' crepe meteor gown In the ultra smart If rather trying "mustard" shade shows One of these tunic wraps of dnrned uet hi the same greenish yellow color which, for some Incomprehensible reason, Paris holds ln high esteem at present. The net wrap ls edged all around by a hem of satin In tho sumo shade and tho darned pattern forms a rich design on the straight back and fronts, which hang from the shoulders shoul-ders in panel effect. The wrap is sleeveless sleeve-less and ls held at the bust by two Jet buttons nnd black cord loops. Instead of pattern with the very teaotlful bcbe Irish pattern; nnd the coat, built to match the frock, repeats the lace design. 8uch a costume might well be treasured for generations as a priceless heirloom; but the fashionable woman for whom It was designed will very likely hand It over to her maid, on tho completion of Its brief usefulness, Tho other lace costume shows n flatten-burg flatten-burg coat over a frock of tho lovely Llerre luce, which Is used In tho simpler patterns for summer veils. This frock ls extremely delbuto I:i character and Is mounted over two slips of white chiffon, chif-fon, which lu turn f:il! over very soft messallne silk. The coat of Dattenberg ls well chosen, lor by comparison with its heavier luce pattern the delicate Llerre frock seems all the more waglle and beautiful. Lingerie Frock Tbnt A Breath "Would Blow Away. The lingerie costume must of courso be diaphanous. Otherwise It belles Its name There was a fancy lnst season for Inserting there being side seams and armholes. the back and front panels nre simply caught together over tho hip with big Jet buttons but-tons like those ou the bust. Tho frock beneath this very open wrap ls quite simple, the lustrous length of the crepe meteor outlining the figure ln sinuous effect ef-fect and trailing over the tloor. Tho sleeves, which show plainly when the sleeveless wrap ls donned, nre shirred to the wrist nlong the Inner seam, a panel CHOSE "of ns who aro beginning stealthily, ln the fastnesses of our own chnmber. to pluck out the first tell-tale gray hnlrs. rememher the days when basques were worn In summer time; when tightly buttoned, but-toned, tightly fitted, capably whalebonod bodice, lined with good strong slbla were deemed entirely proper for costumes cos-tumes to be worn on sultry summer days. How nous avons change tout cela! Now we fare abroad of a midsummer afternoon after-noon with garb so coolly diaphanous, so frankly revealing rosy flesh nnd rosier lingerie ribands beneath thnt the old-fashioned old-fashioned bodice with Its stout lining and unyielding, snugly-stretched fabric seems almost prehistoric. It was daring little Mario Antoinette who first Introduced tho filmy frock for summer time. I'p to her advent the ladles of the French court had been complacently coutcnt In their stiff satins and brocades which were considered entirely en-tirely correct for court wear. Hitherto these excellent dames hnd confined their Indulgence ln lingerie garb to their chemises chem-ises du nult nnd du .Jour; and one can Imagine how they held up bonls of boly horror at the audacity of tho Austrian who dared to nppcar ln . broad daylight et court functions ln costumes which "showed through." . Some of the new lace and embroidery trimmed lingerie frocks put out by the French couturiers this year do more than "thow through." They lenve almost nothing to the Imagination. This revealing reveal-ing character Is not In tho cut for the summer govns ln their hlples. Moyenne Age lines, do not unduly define the llgure. It Is the fabric thnt reveals. Mull and bntUte which could be drawn through a finger ring are used. Embroideries nre equally soft and tine; nnd laces and nets nre blended with them In sucb a cohwen of Insertions and motifs thnt one actually wonder if a breath will not blow nway Some of these marvelounly airy creation. crea-tion. An entire costume, made of mull with yrjiO worth of Ijce trimming and all the slltchery done by hand should p.iss through one's bracelet else the frock can not be considered to be truly op to Parisian standards of summery daintiness Lneey Kfieet Also In Silk Gown. This din phn nous character Is not confined con-fined to costumes of tuli material though the suggestion of n washlub, used In connection con-nection with a Paris lingerie creation, seems a sacrilege. SHU and pongee froi l;s and the soft, pretty perino-mohajr costumes which the French couturiers are producing In such charming effei is, have all a grent deal of transpurent trimming trim-ming laces and nets lielu Incorporated In the fabric lu beautifully blended color effect, fjulmpes, sleeves and panels nrc supplemented by whole boleros of allover I laco or sheer embroidery, and by van-dyked van-dyked Insertions nnd shaped motifs set Into the material of the frock. Vctilse, clnny nnd other heavj laces nre ucd for this purpose i, ml some of the Ulchi-lli-it embroideries which Imitate the heavy Italian laces. The.se lace trimmings are dyed to match tin? fnln-le of the cost, hup; nnd fo grent Is the vogue for dyed lace trimmings ou both silk and linen frocks thnt most of the large mnnufntt uren; maintain their owu dyeing plants lu order or-der to produce the wanted shades quickly quick-ly and satisfactorily. Lace Colored To Mulch Frock Fahrle. . Natural colored pongee and the tussores nnd permo-moh'iirs In biscuit and nle I shades, have lmnoycomhliigs of lace In I deep coffee nnd cream shades with little touches of black In pipings nnd Jet buttons. but-tons. This combination of brown with black Is very smart, though brown, by Itself, is not a modish coiur tills season The womnn who sets forih to purchase n certain shnde In tan luce or cmVu'oid cred batiste discovers to her surprise how many various tints nnd tones of this elusive color there nre. If the right shade Is not obtainable the best way will be to dip while ti homing in coffee. An Inexpensive In-expensive cotton ime uf heavy chaiueter often look like quite an linpii sslvc trim-Ing trim-Ing after a coffee bath. ( ofi'i e used for co'orlng should be strnlned through rnus-l rnus-l n llrst to remove nil the tiny grounds which often pass through nn ordinary st airier. The l)it te st should be made with a rather weak mixture, add lug stronger coffee to .deepen tin? tint Of c-mrse. tbii wflC'." solution ls ma.Je wbh j hot water nnd c-jlTec only; for though I cafe au lalt Is the shade filmed at. real cream would be npt to produce an unpleasantly un-pleasantly stiff nnd sticky effect. I.ace may be dyed any desired shade tiy means of ordinary oil colors anil naphtha, care being tken to attempt the proves only In the open air and some dlstautw from any open fire or light. The nnphtha Is poured into n bowl and the oil color added In tljiy dabs unjll Just the right shade ls obtained Then the lace or other trimming Is dipped In, squeezed lightly and stretched out on a pillow "to dry. Many home dressmakers and some who profess to be more than amateurs employ this method of coloring Ince with great SIICCCSX. ' .' . ' i I ' Linen frocks with long coats to match nre very smart with these dyed lace trimmings. trim-mings. . nnd the color should lie tested ugnln and again with n bit of old mate rial In order to bo sure that precisely tho right shade Is secured, for the slightest variation' lu tone will be the rui atlou of the costume. . ' 1Ioyeiin Age Frork'i With Luce I'niiels. 'b the advent of summer weather f;oy linen froiVs In tio- severest Mo-yoni'c Mo-yoni'c -style began t " mal;o tic ir appenr-uiice appenr-uiice at l.oiigebnmps nnd nt I lie tearooms on the Hois. I'.ei'ore I 'ci oration li,.y ln New York the-e while line.) Moyenne costume cos-tume wit" to b- seen lu the smart rcj-ta rcj-ta ivauts Worn with iho h'.fe black h:t-j the heavier mnltcso and clnny ln-jcs In very sheer stuffs, but this year the flue Vals arc used in combination with embroideries em-broideries on very soft, sheer grounds. Often a "simple little afternoon frock or wblto" ls so honeycombed with lace and embroidery trimming thnt you could rot find a 6pnce of plain fabric large enough to hold a ten-cent piece. Yet tho French modiste Joins these scraps of Ulmy material mate-rial with such cunning skill, such delicate hand stltccery that the completed frock ls nn unbroken fabric as wonderful as tapestry and often more durable than the rhenply made muehlne-stltebed costume. A frock of this sort with vandyked trimmings of laoc and embroidery ln most delicate effect Is pictured. The embroidery em-broidery lias been cut out In deep scallops nnd wide Val Insertion Inserted, and every bit of the seaming ls douo by hand, with the laborious over and over "whipping" "whip-ping" which only Frenchwomen seem to have the patience to do. With these very dellcnto frocks ordinary ordi-nary kid and suede gloves seem almost too clumsy, and much more appropriate nre the long, cool, silken gloves which nrc now drawn up over the sleeves In very dressy effect. These long silk gloves nre really no less expensive than kid, for the wrists aro beautifully embroidered In (lower and conventional patterns, but when the finger tips wear out the glove may bo sent to be "re-handed" and will thus wear satisfactorily all through the Hummer. that are the fnjd of the summer, these simply cnt-wblfe -linen frock? are- very "modish, indeed. and most of them have touches of blak In tiny Jet buttons or trig little necLltles. - The heavy Iiiltatlonclnny and torchon laces are used for rtbe loiw front panels' w lib h decome , - these Moyenne . . linen fror.-.s and, ojr course, the cb'gjinte will order real vlfny and even real Irish crochet cro-chet put IntoJ her morning frocks of linen' for i-usiiio wiar. Imitation lace of heavy character will niiswcr quite -as well for ordinary costume, but the woman, who makes her Aoyenrie linen dress nt home must near ifu mind that very heavy laco only Is nprroprlate. Kmhrcdderlcs In tin; bold cyeletJ patD-rus on cambric are also u.cd with ( Ihev.L' frocks nrid with these l.eiivy eiub Joineries rows of w hilo -crocket bullous uifj very effective. I):irneil et Another Laco Fad. Farly la summer the exclusive French I drr.ssuml.ci sent out satin costumes showing yikcs, Insertions and sometimes whole flounces of net dnrned by hand In wonderful embroidered effects. The more wide-awake lace manufacturers set immediately im-mediately to work and now most beautiful beauti-ful machine darned net trimmings nre obtainable at quite moderate prices. A tea green linen rrOck. rcaily for Newport, New-port, Is cut In severely, simple Moyenne lines with the-waistline nt- Hii;,hlps nnd a pleated skirl. below, and from neck to hem at the front goes" a panel of tea green filet net darned with lustrous floss of the same shade. The panel is' Banked I by rows of tluy bright Jet buttons set ou Inch 'apart. The 'neck Is out uul.-ln a shallow circle, Mulshed by a narrow.. piping pip-ing of black, and under It Is u collarless voke of the lilet net uJso. edged at the 'top with the black line. To mat'-h this cool and distinguished morning iroek" then U leghorn li.it. bent sharply up at one side and trimmed only with u broad lim'd nnd how of Mack velvet. . . No Wnrmth To TliU AVrup. Another modish use of the darned net of the darned net extending down the outer edge. This frock Is not colUrless. but bus a transparent yoke nnd high stock of depp cream chiffon, over which rises ix little chemisette of the darned net. A Fortune In it Frock. It seems that extravagance can no further fur-ther go thnu ln the hand-made laco frock matched by nn almost full length coat of the same costly snbstnnce. "Piling on the agony" one might believe would be the opinion of the liarrased husband who pays for such n luxury as though It wero not enough for a woman to own ,,such a. frock without covering It up with ' a second layer of fabric quite ns extravagant extrav-agant lu price. Two of these superb lace costumes are shown mi 'today page. One costume has been designed ln Paris for wear at the races. The other was Included in a recent re-cent Important trousseau anil will be eeeii at liar Harbor later lu the summer. sum-mer. The tlrst mentioned frock is of Irish lace, combining tho heavier crochet |