Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-26
FASHION LklTER

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 ] For tar class Te2gp,o; .scra was ,, very p:'sz~ z.'~:' 1e- II :'attad ~.t:' whi;a ,@,' - :, crrt9a wi';es lac, '.@a ># ... =..>,@, za well with : -',o ta:G i ... ..:,Y" eyre ct t..- ~'r! wta ->.f- tn wea~ t As :; Wa ildde = ;'s.fe~"s ii r. aea'A in jaa n.l:H: i.l 5ar"e were several c]Ta],. .~*---7.:e r. f.s5 'a"a. cne >s fine . cGean, -. t!.a ~s ;sae da n1,as. 3f l.sa- ser,e tieuse As che receotina was he :. in .a &.te~H9@n toefore $ i o'cia2l} .Ne,"e " T s2st "ia@:la Hat of fine h1aH he?t and denied eo suit the face oi it's ;i"Ee:'. ! wa in a 1 cre rM haze Q! straW f,ld t":mmed with brown velyer bows and green { foliage. through which 2eepe,l lttie pink roseHu1s t.aa& cream g1cv were worn q the reception. but there was .also a pair i'll tl3w2 fnl' other oc
  were added :3n;i great pains had been taken to match tfe shades of brown and cream "sea n the costume. This gown was intended for calling and in- formal evening affair. CT dinners. An other dress that was used for a morn ing affair given hN the class was a blue linen trimmed with Wide ban 1s : of embroidery It was fashioned after the hretele mode and the embroidery was usei to outline the front panel formed by the box pleat in the front and o2 t'ie bretelas. The blouse was of dotted Swiss decorated with tuci5s and very narrow Valencines at the collar and cuffs. i'he girdle was Of blue linen With simylatad buckles back and front Of pieces os the en- brnide.y. ! pretty lingerie embroid- cred round has was the accompani- white pa"agol embroidered round it's edges ard white canvass shoes and stocking Then tE,are was a travelling dress added to this outfit of blue serge ornamented With white cloth vest and soutacne trii4,saiings. \ white sa' D. shape trimmed With blue ribbon and Qulls was worn with black gloves. black shoes and stockings. The suit was Prince Chap model. The suit was a most welcome gift for wbat girl at the end If the school rear has 2 decent suit 10 appear at home in or has been eGonomcal enough to haze the money to get it with?
 To this outfit came also a house dress of taffeta made in jumper fashion in one of the new checks in grey and black, a linen suit of white, a new wrapper of plowered muslin, a kimona, a matinee jacket. voiie skirt for extra waists, an Eton jacket, in black silk. a raincoat, umbrella, with all the accessories and under wear needed in any girls outfit. l. was wisdom on the part of the mother to thus save for the girl and send her out With those things the world demands of the woman. It was perhaps a little amusing to waccl this girl who had never before Wola a really long skirt and now putting up her hair for good, taking on the airs of the woman and at first she was little self conscious, but as the claims and expectation of the woman from others were forced upon her, she realized herself and gradually took on the manner of the woman, left the girl behind her and regained her poise. If the mothers lips quivered at the loss of the girl, her eyes were proud of the woman before her-and the girl was worth it.
 One of the innovations of the ee:,- son is the lingerie blouse sleeve well down to the hand while the sleeve of the little jacket worn over it is a mere cape or drapery-anything but sleeve.
 Black is being used extensively in Paris on dressy occasions, but the ali black gown is far from being the sim pie thing it once was.
 CATHERINE MANN-PAYANT. VANDERBILT'S
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