Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-07-19

midst, and these are the ma. ks by
which you shall know her:
She wears a beau-catching gown.
She wears flower hat
Her belt is gay and there is a rib
bon bow attached to it in the back
to look exactly like a sash.
She carries a parasol OF seductive
hue. either severely plain or mucn
be. uffled and befrilled.
Her parasol handle shows the head
of an animal
Her favorite color is color-of-rose.
There are ribbon bows, ribbon chouX
and ribbon trimmings upon her gown.
Her ribbons are striped or are COM
bination ribbons, two or three kinds
being used in one bow, or knot, or
chou. whichever youmay chance to
call it.
Her dress fastehs invisibly in the
front or visiby in tie back.
And around her shoulders there is
a bewildeling little cape or collar
cite of lace.
Such is the beau-catching girl, and
such are her most distinguishing char
characteristics of dress. But there
ale others quite enough to make her
the most bewildering of all in the col
lection Of summer girls
Yet it must not be thought that the
beau-catching girl deliberately goes
out to captivate a beau, for this is
not the case But both she and her
gown are built that way. and it IS
not her fault that the summer beau
fails willing victim to her charms
and tc the charms of her gown.
The most distinguishing feature of
her dresses is that they are fluffy and
frilly They are Very light if eight
or at least very light in teXtUle, and
there is Transparent effect about
them that is fascinating.
The transparent matal ials Of all
kinds are more in vogue than ever
and to assist the summer girl in her
search fer transparent materials there
come all the laees which a cheap AM
pretty and entirely charming from
every point Of view, a. well as all
the lovely summer zibelll-s and can
vases
Tendency to Spots ard Figures.
If you We're to examine closely the
newest OF me ching gowns
You would notice that they show a
tendency te spots and figures. The
Iaindrop is seen either in the same
color or in a cont astng hue and
there are "a great many other little fig
ures which are also used.
Materials instead of being PLAN,
have a little dugre raised upon them
or depressed into them, and tiny
flowers are woven into surface Of
more than one nice faoric.
Materials with very Tiny figure
are really The bas1 for the beau - iii
ing girl, for they a.e more at raet-
i've The figure can be of the same
color as the back ground and can he
carried out III a tiny satin or silk
lace effect ar il can ba a little em-
brJidered figure
Amy of ths smal designs are good
and the girl Nha=ca make up her
own gowns can even at this late day
add a little gown Of fiugred stuff to
very good advantage. for it will be
very fashionable all the summer and
fall
Moreover The dotted material is cas-
ier to make up than plain one for If
requies less skill IN the fitting ana
great dea Jess care in the finish
1t needs no other trimming besides
itself, and when done there is a Ger
tain pretty uressiuess attached TO t.
One of Mss AIite Roosevelt's most
fetching SIMMER gowns is a rose
ccIored dotted lawn. with the dot
alsc in ro7e The skirt is t.Immed
with d very deep tounce, which comes
half way ~ - the belt The fiounee,