Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-25

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dress quite change.
For the class recitation there was
} very pretty foulard brown dotted
: with white and trimmed with cream
white lace. which harmonized so well
; with the fair hair and brown eyes
of the girl who was to wear it. AS
It was made in princess style again
In the upper blouse there were sew
eral changes-one of filet lace. one
OF cream silk, two of the daintiest of
lingerie blouses. AS the reception
was held In the afternoon (before
six o'clock), there was a soft plaque
hat OF fine braid bent and dented
to suit the face of its owner. 1t was
In a cream shade of straw and trim
med with brown velvet bows and
green foliage through which peeped
little pink rosebuds. Long cream
gloves were worn at the reception,
but there was also a pair OF brown
for other occasions: brown shoes and
stockings were added. and great
pains had been taken to match the
shades of brown and cream used in
the costume. This gown was intend
ed for calling, and informal evening
affairs or dinners. Another dress
that was used for a morning affair
given by the class was a blue linen
trimmed with white bands of en-
broldery. II was fashioned after the
bretelle mode. and the embroidery
was used to outline the front panel
formed by the box pleat In the front
and on the bretelles. The blouse
was OF a dotted Swiss decorated with
tucks only and very narraw valen-
cines at the collar and cuffs. Tho,
girdle was OF blue linen with slmy-
lated buckles back and front OF pIec-
es OF the embroidery. pretty lin,
gerie embroidered round hat was the
accompaniment TO this dress. with
gloves, a white parasol embroidered
round It's edges and white canvass
shoes and stockings. Then there
was n travelling dress added TO this
OUTFIT OF blue serge ornamented with
mings. A white sailor shape trim
mlngs. A white sailor shape trim
med with blue ribbon and aullls was
worn with black gloves and black
shoes and stockings. The suit was n
Prince Chap" model This suit was
most welcome gift, for that girl at
the end Of the school years has
decent suit TO appear at home in or
has been economical enough TO have
the money to get Il with.
To this OUTFIT came also a house
dress OF taffeta made In jumper FASH |
ion In one of the new checks In gray
and black, a linen suit In white. a
new wrapper OF lowered muslin. n
klmona. matinee Jacket. n yolle
skirt for extra waists. an Elton jack
ct. In black silk. a ralncoat. umbrel-
Ia. with all the accessories and un-
derwear needed In any girls outfit.
II was wisdom on the part OF the
mother 10 thus save for the girl and
send her out with those things the
world demands OF woman. lt
was perhaps a little amusing 20
watch this girl who had never before
worn really long skirt and now
putting up her hair for good. taking
on the airs OF a woman and at first
she was little self-consci0us. but
as the claims and expectation OF the
woman from others were forced up
on her. she realized herself and 1
took on the manner OF the
woman. left the fair girl behind her {
and regained her poise. II the moth
er's lips quiyered at the loss OF the {
girl. her eyes were proud OF the y
woman before her-and the girl was .
worth II. Il
One OF the innovations OF the sea-
son is the lingerie blouse sleeve we'll
down 10 the hand, while the sleeve
OF the little jacket worn over Il is
mere cape or drapery-anything but
a sleeve Ii
Black "a being used extensively In
Paris on dressy occasions, but the
all black gown is far from being the
simple thing II once was.
CATHERINE MANN-PAYZANT,