The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-03

.Aw v HEN one sets out on round NA of visits to seashore and
 country at this season the problem of ones clothing is a perp1exing one One must be prepared for all emergencies and have the proper costume for whatever entertainment ones hosts provide; on the other hand, oiae must not curnber oneself with a 6rsat deal of baggage, nor carry gowns which packing might injure.
 This last danger one can avoid this yeas, fortunately, by the favor shown M the great designers for linen and lnGerie gowns. For everything but the &rmal dinner, lingerie and linen crea- tonp are seen everywhere at Newport and Bar Harbor worn by the con aeryn95vs, d well as the ultra-fashioa- uhis. h planning ones summer ward rpbe, therefore. one can count on iinen as standby, and linen is satis- &ctcey when travelling. for, on arriving nt ou6s destination, one can tmpack the
 pwaa, have them pressed and they look ae wgQ as though they had never been c3osely confined within a trunk.
 In the illustrations l have arranged . tfavsIlng and visiting outfit which, stlhOugh not elaborate or extensive, will eusbls you at all times to be appropri- aeely and modishly gowned. The gowns onmpfiss one for travelling, one for za1nsulnx wear. with or without the coat q f3nDnrie eown for receptions, lawn af4ies and other semi-fomal occasions, ilnen coAk gown to be worn driving or It outdoor sporting contests and an |evenin9 gown I shall describe them IT tlre order from left to right in which thsy appear in the photographs.
 n1osa xlnsn 1rsck with Pocket Trimming
 A vsfy unique trimming is shown he1e, these pocket motifs being used on mnuy of the redingote froclss of linen and mphair which Paris dressmakers are turning. out. This redingote of pinAgresn linen Is severely simple in down one side of the front. A braided strip of the linen is used in the manner i11ustratedo on both sideso of this redingote, the strip crossing under the arm above square pocket motif, also braided, pocket and strip ends being finished with big tassels. The cavalier hat of green straw is nassed with shaded green pluines.
 This white linen gown is extremely simple in design and adapted to many needs The skirt is of the present fash ionable mode with a high corsage girdle effect. The coat is loose in cut and heavily embroidered with soutache.
 crosssd-over Effects Very Fashionable
 Tapping points of fabric and drap- cries crossed one oyer the other are much used this season. In this grace ful satin dinner gown the draperies on both bodice and skirt are carried across from right to left and are caught under motifs of white embroidered roses More of this rich white embroidery forms the strip across the bodice, and pearl fringe hangs from the edge of the embroidered strip. Yoke and sleeves are of dotted net, the yoke being laid plain over the neck to give the deco1- htkc effect that is favored just now.
 his travelling costume of gray-and- black checks with broad black braid trimming is very servieeab1e. It will Hand hard usage and does not soil
 asily.
 Trock of Cambric Embroidery
 One of the new heavy embroidery npstumes, with cambric as founda- ton material, is shown here. This cos tnuc, as will be seen, is formed of the dscp fcuncing, fitted to the figure in sections, which are joined with mar row entre deux of C1uny lace. Elm hrofdefy insertion Is introduced in long Ines; which add much to the richness of the gown, as do also the white eroohet ornaments trimming the bodice.