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Show LACE MAKEslw TAFFETA FOR EVENING WEAR t ACH Is generously leudugtsk fluttering presence to the mode. The vacation wardrobe which does aot Include a goodly collection ot """" lovely lace neckweur will be sadly lacking In the way of fashionable accessories. V There are hosts of lovely things rv J from which to choose yuulut "'"J flchus, cupelet collars, vestees, l' ! yekes. Jabots, elaborate cuffs, that express Intriguing novelty, are lur-ing f!Y women to spend and spend and ' V I spend. Bui It Is money well In-vested, I l for there is nmglc In a touch of lace. A bit of lace at j tiiroat and wrlpts. and even the fSmfpm i h teust pretentious gown Is Individ ES2M5i jFjj-- - vallsed. (TT"" ' Among the prettiest Items are ueep cape couurs of tine mesh net with appliques of luce placed here and there. These are designed for the liter summer frock. ' Now that the Sleeveless vogue Is atrerced. these net nd lace cupelets come In for consid-erable attention, for they full very gracefully over the arm, and are real-ly charming In effect. The cape collur In the picture drops to extreme depth at the buck, which proclaims Its sinurtnesa. This girlish frock Is of black flut crepe, with wee crystal buttons traversing the front In e double row. Newest designs emphasize fichu fects. The SMART LACE NECKWEAR for, as every woman knows, no fabric yields more charmingly to boulTunt styling than does sprightly youthful taffeta. i'.lmk tn (To la makes a most effec-tive dunce frock for the young girl, specially If the skirt be very, very full, with Its hemline shorter to the front than In the back, the same In-dulging In scallops cut very, very tleep, Just like tho?e la the picture. The essence of youth Is expressed In the deep plastron of ecru lace, so prettily festooned with a wreath of . one In the picture Is a very popular version of the 'modish lace Ochu. These come in ecru, butter color and white, the little pearl buckle clasping Its graceful streamer also varying Its color. Flat lace jabots are that fashion able they dangle from collars and yokes and are even Incorporated Into Khe designing of cuffs Lace vests, collar less or with collar worn inside or over the dress are gay little roses. The large bow tied so gracefully Is of silver ribbon. Two Items outstanding In evening frocks are Irregularity of the hemline, and the domination of rtlff materials. Not only taffeta, but moire and heavy firm satins are sponsored. Sometimes stiff poufs and bows give i tie desired effect to gowns made of other materials. Per example, a per-fectly charming evening dress trims pale pink point d'esprit net with taf- - ' ' OF QUAINTLY FASHIONED TAFFETA adding much ' of charm to tbe sum aery georgette frocks. Not only do Uiefle elaborate lace sets enhance the darker navies and blacks, but they impart a beguiling touch to the daintl est, dressiest costumes of flowery prints. - Women are buying lace Sets and in- - ' corporating them Into the very making of the dressi For instance, a pointed plastron Is etltched Into a velvet or satin or crepe dress, forming a deep yoke. This touch of lace makes love-t- f and youthful the frock, especially. Sometimes, if the gown be colorful, the lace Is dyed to match or to harmonize. So prominent Is lace In the mode, that even wraps of luce are gruclng the style picture. These are often elaborated with hand painting and fine tieadwork and they cost a "pretty penny." Fashion is having its fling at taffeta ugain. Considering that full quaint skirts are so popular, this vogue for taffeta siuiply had to come, feta. The skirt Is fashioned of net flounces bound with pink taffeta, dip-ping into extreme length at the back. Posed In bustle fashion Is a butterfly bow of the taffeta which achieves the sprightly silhouette now so modish. Very beautiful effects are also at-tained by using two colors of taffeta.-- two-colo- r taffeta frock faces French blue with peach , pink. The skirt is scalloped. Its hemline lined with tbe contrasting taffeta. A perky bow is placed at the very front waistline, the long pointed streamers accenting the Irregularity of the hemline, t Tuffeta Is also featured in daytime ensembles, suits and coats, especially navy; The navy blue taffeta cape coat expresses ultra-mode- . Checked taffeta for the afternoon frock Is In excellent style. 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