The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-07-06
FADS AND Fashions

should be purchased and the net
should be we'll shrunken and ironed
before it is made up. Otherwise the
dainty sleeves and guimpe may pull
sadly askew or prove uncomfortably
tight after laundering.
For the yoke built with a high
stock, either lace. embroidery, PIN
tucked net or batiste may be used.
Such a stock and yoke must fit daint-
lily about the neck and shoulders,
the material lying fiat on the flesh,
to give trim, smart effect. A wrink-
led yoke or collar is always intoler-
able to the well-groomed woman. The
back edges of the collar should not
overlap too far, neither should they
gap in the unsightly manner one too
often sees on plump necks.
The cuirass or princess hip yoke
effect which has been conspicuous In
imported gowns since the first open
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brought out in many unexpected
ways. One of the newest is the en-
tire princess gown with the lower
part of the bodice and the hip por-
ton of the skirt covered with en-
broidery, which makes them one in
line and treatment. In this way it
is possible to turn two-piece gown
into a princess, the simple process of
covering the waist seam with en-
broidery or braid being all that is
needed. Some of the trimmings Of
this kind are put on in jacket or
coat shape.
Some Of the women who dress to
perfection have chosen for separate
coats long ones of mousseline, with
out sleeves, and heavily embroidered
with thick silk cord. These harmon
lie we'll with the very popular ling
erie gowns and they provide slight
protection from dust. Some of the
prettiest of these coats are of reseda
green or blue, and as they may be
worn with comfort under the sum-
mer motor coat, they are slowly TAX
ing prominent place in the affection
of mOdish women.
in bathing costumes there is no.
thing really new this season. Mo-
hair, taffeta and satin continue to be
the favorite materials, and the shapes
are as they were last summer. A
good many models show a continu-
Gus princess front panel ON the or
der of those used in the trotting
frocks, but unless one corsets so
trinity as to be incapacitated for COM
Portable bathing or swimming this
princess arrangement does not look
so we'll as the blouse and skirt with
belt all around.
Soutache braiding too, which has
made its way into the province of
the bathing suit is not an altogether
desirable innovation, for it is likely
to shrink and draw up untidily after
wetting even If 1t has been shrunken
before being applied, and the fat
lines of braid, stitched bands, pip
ings, ETC., look better in the long
run, as do the bathing suits of dark
plain color.
The bonnet is always a picturesque
style and it is not less so this season
than ever. Especially becoming and
appropriate is this old fashioned style
OF headgear to the young girl who
has adopted quaint models for her
summer frocks. Streamers are nee
essary with the bonnet. They are
crossed under the chin and left to
fall backward over the shoulders or
are tied under the chin to float in the
air at will.
Black hats, with touches of black
in the costume 20 repeat the note, are
among the p"pI4ar things which en-
servative :asies fancy just now. But
every week sees more new turns in
the tide of style to keep them alive.
Jet trims a great many of the smart
hats.
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.