Show OR YACHT the up to date sailor maid wears buiting and Bloomer sTo be fashionable wear slippers how to lift a long little sermon on the dress of children with the little ones present nobby means discomfort for illustrations sec page who are the people who make the i a question often asked tha evidently believing that the fit compose a society wh bac lavva arc as aa those of the ahles aid never was a tah for ii alie nia propose it is the individual aad rii pAe aej mettlea it hal oreall or lall not le worn ia jn the artof dress ho for n at hicls or H or lilal cleeves hl eeves abul the aura of tio gives them alarta the fall at aee johh ic jn tigris it it the smart aomen of iaia hie stage who i ally make hp fai hiens from the many to them only thoo theay types in hawa bomea to us from thi city that a cartin cr rtin lady of pale dark beauty diodes the old time bunt i ft yach tivy and chuo ond yd by way of color combination iwo gowns worn by this lauy nt are here the red ip each case being the light flaming Kt triet described baat made of bunting in this color biaas banda of white taffeta uk the nt tho ln aho akert i an sl over ii ik ahiel ic the cattle color a loider agia of abo binda this fiade to fasten nt the two large ditc pearl buttons the banda looping around them air scallops the bodice which sports an cli lioi ate round collar of the bunting and silk JA covered with up and down strips while i pas tilli anil a Jacket at the back and lipon e SIL fastening these to alic white belt there are two fhe lall likewise show timid open over of hite mull pual cd into 0 the buntin fi A white chip rolling brim and of red velvet ribbon ja the stylish headpiece cpr aba millinery heay now tempi the kissea of bea alic yachting sirl alio leally loves uie comfort of staying where iscis guv hats arc the sport of olevery every biaas suu clings to tho nu cap 0 f cloth or front which a dinglo hatpin attaches a solidly aa arr own hair but trimmed haa are rac ans hard with tor bayor and instead of the rubber soled once exacted yachting footgear ehnow as smart is smart patent and dull leather hoba with the colonial tongue and buckle are much sponsor also tho me cut very low sal tied aih broad ribbons air awn ho bibat weleta tro slippers are worn for slippers are the fashion you know and one sees them with morning and afternoon gowns on the broad walk in carriages pai tout As to under tell it not upon the housetops bufa tha yachting girl wears bloomers they are badoi of the same silk as abc drop akert which lines her outer jupa no skirt linings are attached nowadays very baggy over the knees and fastening below with rubber band the stockings are in the same color and when the wind blows the fair being thus equipped has no fear of there are no contrasts to arrest the roving eye of the observer the second gown of the yachting picture is of white bunting with acl taffeta silk for trimming the pleats of the upper portion of the skirt are stitched with red silk a single row of this outlining the bands of the bounces and the pleats and plastron of tha blouse many of the thin wool gowns especially those in black are trimmed with a new dull silk which has something of the look of the shadowy graining of this cotton runs over iu but nothing could be more delicato than the quality of the silk which in some cases is almost gauzelike gauze like with highly decorative effect such a maeral ornaments alie third gown a promenade costume of amber veiling bitely seen at saratoga the skirt is in one of the new flouncing models all of which are inconveniently long at the front and sides and the correct lifting of which necessitates something like a feat in gymnastics to the dull paled bystander alic feat is just a grab with both hands but theres a trick in it all the same and by these signs you may know the true woman of fashion the properly hoisted skirt falls with roost of the folds bunched by the right hand the left holds just a pinch of jupe so to speak but it is enough to make locomotion possible and create a swimming and piquant effect the drop skirt ia cut to escape the ground all around which with the thinnest materials te rials makes a silk dust flounce necessary for the outside one this is commonly pinked at the bottom edge and put on with a cord where th skirt trimming begins where the graduated flounce starts or is suggested delightful hats for these thin wool gowns are flat shapes made of ribbon straw the most fragile straw ever seen and about the width of no 7 ribbon plain barasoh of black or white bilk are carried with tan dresses yokes vests and of white invariably relieving the gown itself in truth scarcely a summer frock ia seen without a touch of white and no wardrobe is complete without an all white gown of sonic sort the white tailor baits the shops are selling just raw ara not only creat bargains but faals of style the most desirable models arc arnado of wiry wool fhate jail granite gauzes arc sometimes called efres rail shearly bet ilk linings the Uh tinge jhc thc whiter betas with which they arc rimmed coming to the fourth picture one feels that a little sermon on the subject of childrens 1 wear ani not come amiss to begin modish for the small fry of both sexes is i s odiously dear and to conclude the french garments are detestably finicky 1 for the properly rigged child co considered must now be dressed in french clothes and noth 1 ing alc wherefore little missa sun lay go to meetings ghe her something of the look of a wax doll from the pen marche her hal made of net and point despret de sprit the puffed brims veiling wreaths of huge roses arc as big as a bushel beket bj ket fet rings as wide as hashes and as long as her skirt which it speak truly Is rather short these das insure her poor small ears a certainty of hariu a and lest she should be too comfortable she is provided with elaborate little coats of lace and bilk miniature likenesses of her looe short summer jacket sonic of her hats may even be made of the fashionable crin horsehair horse hair braid arl these aie burdened with ostrich feathers just like thoe of the groer up altogether frac is an enfant terrible the fashionable small girl and her mill incorv bills are woeful dollars h no uncommon price for a headpiece for a five year old and a pleated dress in pink french linen with n modicum of coarse lace on the cape collar wall call for 22 oh for the days of buddies and mud pies for of course nil thi splendor mean sitting up straight and minding your p and q s however its an ill wind that blows nobody any good and the fience models have their modified in style and nude in simpler materials the big shops show soma of the same effects at fairly accent price nobody can explain the reason but childrens clothes are always dearer m pro portion than adult the cut pictured illustrates some of the mot sensible and inexpensive for both bors the two little dresses at the right of the drawing are of linen with while hamburg embroideries iliev are made in the popular russian model which califi for a very d blouse bodice and a skirt so choit that it is more limn a similar suits for bivs in diess cs are almost all body masculinity ailing for extra abbreviation of skirt while dimita a delightful summer material and lawn embroideries compose alie frocks of 4 be smaller maiden and jhc thc bashful boy a suit of brown and tan striped linen go to alic department store for all thee with all dressy frocks girl UP seven wear strap slippers of kid n the color of the goan the socks or lw ings matching or else the lipar lip Pr of black patent leather and th SM of black ilk but kid thoas in w pak colors are cooler than thea and more childish in effect jf color stockings arp nat liked there are w leg wc rings with ed that am even more on n black ground ahw show chit or colored flour do lia diamondi or dot while the of colored stocking are black count rr headgear for w gillies girlies are the sherred shirred lawn ha t him and pihan sew t be found everywhere everyn here they arc chap and cool salil st lil and th chita W l carfa |