The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-13
AnpMoagIre.s rAsHIon LerreF.
Afternoon and Evening Dresses.
Fashions at Saratoga and Newport.

Afternoon and Evening Dresses.
Fashions at Saratoga and Newport.
To the Ardmorelte.
Afternoon gowns at both Saratoga
and Newport are often quite a.
dressy as those seen IN the evening.
the chief difference being tha n the
case Of the latter. neck and arms may
be wholly bare (save long gl0ves
while in the former a covering viii h
exhibits rather than conceaig may
fan in with the order Of the day chif-
for IL IN extreme fav5r for both day
and evening. The more %, because
lending Itself readily 10 combinations
OF any character or for any age wnllo
in It's own lovely simplicity. It may
form ideal gowns In white or colors
for young girls. Such was one cho-
sen at Newport by a brunette guest
Of the Vanderbilt fsmily. on the Oc-
casion OF lawn party, tha Joke. col
lar and cuffs OF white lace, the gown
IN pink, laid In ACCORDION plaits
throughout and the hat o. white lac
with a garland OF rink roses. Al a
dance In the evening. tie same young
lady wore a dress OF nhg white net
finished with lace. Hei friend, Miss
Vanderbilt, appeared In gown Of
mouseellne in eydu's',e ryrai pattern
during the af'c-p IN and for evening.
a blle chino tr,umed with ,aco. white
roses.
At Newport and other seaside re-
sorts yachting gowns become OF much
importance and the handsomest are
in fine cloth. serge or mohalr. white
or In some one OF the pastel shades
that are now so fashionable and
beautiful gown worn by a member Of
the Astor family. was In pastel blue
cloth made with box plated Bkut
showing a band Of white six on the
lower edge. and an eton JACKIE; 4 the
material finished In white silk 20
match Linen in homespun, striped
or solid colors. Is seen coca sionaliy
even at Newport. and Is frequently
noticeable elsewhere, such outfits be.
Ing OF course quite appropriate for
travelling and outing f. general
What shall be said Of clothing or
rather unolothlng OF necks and feet.
bare arms or those nearly 80 thrown
In? Shoes are OF course Low IN crdci
TO exhibit open work or embroidered
hosiery and the demand Tor white
shoes Is immense. Favorite styles
have three unusually large eyelet |
holes on either side and this Is 20 |
accommodate an unusually wide rib
bon tied In a large bow Slippers for |
evening sometimes have straps ex
tending almost down to tho toe the J
two upper ones buttonlng over. Heels |
on dress shoes are painfully high. OK.
ceeding all former limitations and con.
trasting sharply with those worn for
outdoor sports. this however being
in keeping with the two extremes
which women affect: the one a bold
Imitation OF the masculine, the ether
invested with every conceivable femi-
nine adornment But here Is girl |
who. while fashionable. gives serious
thought to health.
Ella" You do well 10 head the |
warning words Of your physician re.
garding unsafe perfumes, the more |
80, as individuality in that line Etlll !
continues fashionable. Eyery well in.
formed woman will OF course nave
her summers supply Of Murray e.
Ianman's Florida water and apart
from its delightfully."- refreshing quai-
ties after travelling. excursions or out
door games. no one need appreheni |
any result other than beneficial from
its use
"Mrs. ~" Many Of the pretilest
hats seen at summer resorts are ~
fine embroidered white muslin finish
ed with lace and as your complexion |
is fair you can safely wear what |
would be too trying for any one at
all sallow.
'Inexperience" A linen dress In
homespun pattern and made with |
long coat would be an ideal choice |
for a journey not too long These |
homespun linens are dark and do not |
show soil like the natural colored or
those In solid shades
Gun Metal" A checked silk IN |
gun metal shades is Thoroughly up to |
date and blue plpings would suit your
complexion. Your hat m.sht approprl |
ately be in rough blue straw finished |
with blue silk and daisies. the last
named giving lighting effect TO the |
sombre gown.