The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

After an Il Is not so dhrcult a matter
to make a summer bodice attractive, n
one only knows how. But to know how
that's the question. As one phllosophic /
maioen said. yes. ] could make AN air.
shir n.y. y J oaly knew how
Yet the art Of successfully decorating
u smart bodice is not quite so dinicm,
In the first place the woman who wears
the most successful blousos Is the one
who knows her hgwo--its weak points
and its strong ones II she ls painfully
thin and attcpuatod she cschows the
plain effects which depend upon elegant
hand-wofk for their Beauty and which
the wen rounded figure sets Off so att
tmctively.
instead She cings 20 the nohus
Grecian borders. fancy yoScs with seal
loped runles bordering them ana the
like, all OF which lend themselves charm-
ingy 70 the fashionable cmbroiderles,
laces and other modes OF establishment.
Fullucss and breadth can be given the
shoulders by means OF plaits and tucks
at the same time employing one OF the
smartest OF bodice decorations This is
exemplihed In a dimity frock. pale green
/ in Tint and trimmed with modanions OF
delicate embroidery From the shodl-
ders to the freh the waist is laid IN
groups of graduated tucks. four 10
group ana each group separated by thee
of the embroidered madallions running
vertically upon the front This scheme
continues from shoulder 10 shoulder as
the blouse fastcus at the back. This de-
corauon ls made to form "a yoke by bands
of lace Insertion which are inset at point
even with the longest Of the tucks and
stitched up and down according 20 the
way in which the tucks are graduated
forming an irregular outline that be-
very pretty
he shirod blouscs. that IS he mcs
that are shirrod AN over in pulled enect.
are not "a success from am economical
siandoiut but they are both pretty and
charming for slender hgurcs. Besides re-
quirng "a large amount Of material I'm
N ir making. they are most difficult and
expensive 20 launder.
Plumper figures which do not take wen
TO the more plentiful decorations OF the
real hschu have q simulated by lace in-
sertions and embroidery Such figures
also look well n the bolcro and Fton of-
fects outlined with embroidery win
gimpes and yoHcs Of linen TO Je worn
separately
Nothing IS prettler FOR "a weu-roundeo
figure than the new prncesse lingerie
; blouse, which IS closohtting from mo
bust-linc down 90 Tho girdle with yoke
OF embroidery. or tucks and lace arts.
FlfHt I'd
ally thc smart coutoureres are getting
Z away from the rounded yohe which ha
had ns fun share Of popular favor ane
the suuws which indicate the direcdor
OF sine wind of fashion go toward VI
d shaped effects and square cuts whici
can Doe worn with or without detachable
Z glimpes
, on costumes 90 ia slid tha n woman
can have only one elegant evening tou
ette. let o. bs Dnok of bodices thc rul'
, ls chat f she can afford only one hand
, some design Def it bee white FOR white o.
Hr and away the fagorite Tor the hlous'
OF elegance Not inrcquenuy. however
does It have its touch OF bHck but thI
preference ls not given 90 amy particula
color for the chou OF pale green. th
rogett. Of lavender or bow OF blue
, each has its place and lends variety q
= the bodice
Some of the hlouses designed OF hoav
white lace over chiffon are t-mmed viii
!, black passamcnterie ornaments and th
effect lre much more elegant 90 gee tha.
90 describe Nor 81 it ns marouiy as on
would suppose. The passamuterie hai
usually background OF chiffon whic
gives it positively youthful effect q
say nothing o. be- softeni1g elements
The newest tint about which much
written % Alice blue 10 has fomlda
- be rival ln Cecella pink. which is mos
rich and delicate tore named d. bono
Of the hrdc-clect Of me Crown Prince q
e Germany but The blue .s SO dainty ina
"a ID promise % maintain its iaoe in sh
y iouable favor when the ouze for tn
20 pink disappears which is likely to D
20 simultaneous with waning popular inter
D. cst n the approaching royal nupullH