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FASHION SUGGESTIONS

FEATURES FOR WOMEN

tbloaa, I hat m**-n for lb* '.h*t oee may plan and Araam raw many v*ak> bafora th» actual Aar] of dapanur* irrlTca It anil prora

it attawcra *T«r> traccl raquira-j *•”. Jaunty »* j p.acth ■ of Importaa a ■ntrtaa wharu t fin* art. And thcra a lilhtful IltUa frock, of Jp~. kajdta cloth—they ar* really el

1. tak«n .

! rolctta

Oeorrctt* « tbU ruapact. and th. travel warJ-1 rab. may wall Includa a irtota chiffon frock for afternoon t and a dlarreetly baadad Oaorratta' for rvcnlnc traar.

Ona'a

drat thoucht.

lacteal choir*, but there are aotno. Clarar llltla hau of crochet eUaw that ma} be folded Oatly and pauka#

whether aha be travattnc by trela I or not. They will come encaaed to ' a .mart Uttle affair that may prova a t reaaure of totlat aflldancy.

.^TROUSSEAU

riant hav* the under*

fraditional Satin and Lace Play Their Part — But

Modern Influences Are Apparent.

>«ara and yean there t Iv^ly no faahion news • rainy what the well- «»>« bride should wear Uln rule* eovrmed faehr.l) In meierUla -ad ■ ; »rattvely l«uB»nffk.ni . ' ucncrs *1 work to the wirtnas have mad'

• -r ietniMn* activity in 1 the pan wo mao played "ilU War—theae arc two ■ j!. rraaona fur the trend ■ • Mainly the keynote of au i ‘.at fashion la uffar•r >l proval. Khurt aklrta. • • cunAnlnc hut not re-•.••larthlnB»-*»e have le thankful for. And «o. "tf "Vc that chance has »>*idtn* attire. •- a guwn of the oldtJP*. approved wtoiec of would mean that the 11! would be utepping o>’t M a* a product of Ilf* a l today, to .po#* -f u * aay. >cca. really ont. but #v n the tfi-wt

*• l*ay Of Oar Fabric

•oft. auppi* and uaaLlr. aa we dtDne It nowadays And even when a material ef thU type i» the Choice imlln ha> two worthy rival* In the n.etalllc brocade* nnd the of the weave* are .o pliable that they arc quit* un adaptable a* Hut many bride* are eapreoai-'K their Individual preference by choosing chiffon, tulle or marOtiiMtie, very beautiful when Utade up over aatto or a brocadad fabric, and much more youthful- Touch** of the foundation .uatotlal may be used on the frock m a girdle, for Inetancr. There - no hh'.—bound rule a* to what the fabrt* »hail be — individuality, that rule* ovvry day wardrobe, m') rule th* weA-

dtng otieemhle. a> wall. Tlir Sllliuucitc to Va.-iMt

While t

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the aheath gown becoming, .arlety In the silhouette la a feature of j fashion offering! Th* »o-called , •period"' trick, with it* Uaht bod tea and full gkitt. preaeola varied poaribUltfa. hnd th» ■Impte gown for the aimple adding will be developed along Mr.--, that make It a poaaihUlty for future • etilug uee. Thl. widena I mig9 of mod via in «wual prop rtlon to-the

variety of the general mode. Ah Item of gtv. inter. »t la

found In the hcmllt which veema to be a moat temp**!-mental affair. It t* rarely ever in t' aamc place, and of-ntinir* u p.->i laaw un« vrnnaa* oealdaa. Sot, 'iiu.e a abralh modal dips, grad •by from the

front Into a trail- in bark Ing height to height, and th to a abort.: front line Is

narked. In th< period model* i

and it Detail* Are .Significant la a group of featured n.odtl there wa* a decided variation of trimming effect*, aa well a. of Hrand malarial. T'.t rr were m*dlre>. effects. Where the aheath effect Wu. accentuated by the slender Da* o pearl trimming that ran around the aqua red neckline and all th* ws> down th* front of the dress. Tber. Were cudira. lew. high and at th< normal walatllne, and there were surplice effect.. aids dra;-e» stuff uni fuloaaae*. Kn-bruidertea. lace appllqur-e flower tit'..mln«* and beaded orua

giltat'e bru*h. in that they dr«< It.e line* that resulted In a picture l. would be quite ur.m-cewaary t< mention color, were M bet that for •ewral weaaon* there war* faintly

tinted wedding frocks.

r. whit*—It

S tar/ .wE become that -.ol only do entire »hoi« Baber solely to one's need, in that respect, but the large department .lore, have epedal show-r.um* where ;h* trousseau may be choaso Idaurely— the*.. ggnncr.U particularly In mind, rather th.a the other wardrobe needs. It I. uaeleae to deny the prominence that they come to ano me In the general scheme of thing*. Th* general faahion trend—undoubtedly toward things feminine and el*borate—recognise* the semhle a* a dominating theme, l-mgerfe kerpa all this In mind assembling "seta” of ranaents that there may ba corin.-tion between cuter and under thing*. Just ea little aa poagibh- serins to be the ‘idea, and that ro *liap*d that tt t «-:!l In ha gray . Interfere with the : f.t of the froek 'hat goes on over IL of course fabric* ar* abeer. soft, pliable, and eh iK-n to permit of ithe .Ubo ratio® that they must . take on to b* la keeping with gan- ' oral fuvhlou. W» recognise tuck*

r elaboration

are Important, and many conalda* the bloom ar Imperative, whlla Winter has Utroducwd a typa of Sued pan tie that laces abovw th* knee, proving very trig ar i smart, Dane* a#la of brassier* • ad etep-In are acceptad as ImpetaUva to tba

Hr.gerie wardrobe.

ajama ia. for lha momaat, domtn.i.-d by tha gowa—all a part of tha femlame trend, we suppoaa. G wc. are fashioned of crepe As cniao or Oeorflette and eiaborateb trimmed wgl. lac* appued la . > .its*, w .irRbpdi!*, nem* and lira HA. Thar* la m#cs taowrng .aA laom. of the mode la ar* reOf twauUfuL Color la Hkad. and tha pastel shade* blue and green, yellow and rrehtd ar* aa prominently shown aa th* paual flash or whit*. Th* trouaeeau srill. no doubt, contain on# negligee of th* moat frivolous sort- but U Wilt be a luxury. with only . ■mall share of tha uaefulr.eaa to ba denied from a

j ns a part of th. I and we aae * | pasted in Hn.

j things they 1 which they . Twltorod In with tailored .

of tho former will pow»*«a the characteristic* of fragility, th# latter win be usable, and. to a plaaatng extant. pr**U<». ’•-e will th*

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Cotor can ba Introduced In tha setting that tho bride pr dea for herr lf !:■ h<r wedding group. And there arc Interest!Ill; poaslblllties In this acaaon of pastel colorings, some very unusual and beautiful effect* possible with the subth shades that are vogue. One brid< ] used the pastel tone* of the prisrr I —prismatic i aate' they ar« {uamed—and tbs • act was mos i gorgeous, and, at th* asm# time

; very different.

What Type For Youth*

skirt.

i most charming n.-•tela they extend :! down over th* hand. They will be 'wrinkled, affectively, to take away

th* lor

•roial wedding frocks have lustrutlon that ily youth, but

> usual, and three

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WHICH FROCK?

reason for that preferenc three make u*< of agtln and lace, two add a touch of -limy tulle, and one flndg a use for embroideries. Thl* third frock *1* bo rate* the skirt, leaving the bodice plain. The

and llllca-of-ths-valley. A fling at j

tradition!

Tu Attend Tto- Urtdc Many uf the Eiaster brldia carried out tho pertud effect In the i costume* of their bridesmaids It ) is always most effective, but there i must be a unity of costuming. If. i the group la to bo a unit. At • m , I large wedding the Matron of Honor , j wore matte taffeta, and th* six j bridesmaids Wore frocks to com- ‘ , pose effect, shading from palest ' yellow to orange. Black tulle .—■itf> depended from the ahoulder and black leghorn bats completed We have a bouffant frock In compose color effect pictured for our consldcrailon. its colors and Us UDns are It* claim to dlsttoctiou. only th* tulle scarf arranged, i i and the shoulder bouquet of p.,-w era to distract ona'a attenUon. Th. maids may go In twos—each pair dresiwd in a different color, wliii i the Honor maid to atlli anothr:

THEDE WILL BE

01

DDESENTS

HEN June come*, bride* 1 The service of afternoon tea or

brides ap- after-dinner coffee may suggest a mst be prea- gift—if tt to to ba elaborate tt may

rnt A which means the age- ! include tea pot. coffee i-crcolator.

' ' sugtr and cresuiar and dreg bowL j j one’s purse only aetd limit the

• known aa "athletic'* ..t It Is expressed In is than th* original • silk, rayon, crepe d* Its and chiffon, silled

ier* la a tendency

J garni ent that

problem or what One’a am thought !*

MeonA thought Is *1-—

neither thought tt cither original pendlture. Or the rite# of after- • r satisfactory ilridca nowadays j dinner coffee may be performed posseoa a hope • bvst fllled with j with an imported china pot tha! linen, and the che-t of silver liiha* cup*, r-earner and sugar to; expactad ■bins, from either his | match. Tilers are acta la colored ' or her family, klwu tt tt w»r* notigiaa#. there are service, salad or so—th* first Choice of • •sry puxxlcd j fruit pUtM In tin* china, giver will be cither th* on* or th# j a small gift might be an other. j enameled vacuum'aet for th* bedOf course, there tt china—but | eld* table, a bit of pottery or g!x-» h-w la one to know the pvaonal i—this, also, aa expruslcr •» ) and dlellkea of a bride-to-be? . wish, even when but a single pic-

thua*

. when j or. to be very dlff-r cat be | might take tho form -*»'• ktt-o [ |*ay box of Fronrh plicated,! tooled leather with an cuurse. * of bronsa—a keepsa

isys delight ] * -sed tn ar |

t tail t

aa well a* practicality. Hi# printed Bilks, crepe d# chin*, crep satin and velvet are ehosan for the house coat, and many of the models are tailored, not ao vary different from the robe# that men wear tn their "hours of ease * Tiie velvet of the summer heusa coat Is exqulsttsly colored, very sheer and euppU. and tt* printed pattern* ar* baauUfuh Rome of these house cot ~ Is Interesting to not* erahalilshmenu that a th* drees and the neglige* mod*. Many woman like the coolie coat that la, imually. so arOat'aally colorful. Th*'# ax* aoms charmingly' different affair* In black. Jade, Cl.loess red ar orange st.k Crepe,; hand-pain led to oolora that her-' monlse. even as they contrast, i Elaborateness charwotertses a eaat’ of pastel blue crep* that has laca, : r.pplled flatly *» lha edge and | around th* hero—th# lac* In Van!. t>yk* points. A third ro' lot ot ! heavy aatln crepe. 1* strtcliy tal- ( lored and fastens With a heavy., . cord girdle. DID YOU KNOW — * C HAT Paris started the vogue at flower* of reptilian leather, and New York has taken up [the fad? Van smart they ar*. la I python, watatanak*. or alttgwtor. ; sad they are worn with ths sport* ! coat or tho tallleur. Imitations of j the genuine leather abound. THAT smart women ar* wearing multi-colored checkered ecarts with their aporta toga? It affords protection to tha player—this new-. eat fashion—and the a*-*rfs thamsalves may Is haM or haxy to

, phA <

srnngra. per.clants and ft* of these grain sd

•ethers, mounted on silver and jmblned with rhinestone*—tba Mult la chic aa well aa decidedly

rw.

THAT your newest hat may w*Q raped softly to th# head and mplv/trimmed With K you wtff any a hag of the straw, in aithsc

n is of orchid# 1 when b