The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-06

may be used with entire deux Of Venice
or cluny lace.
In making. up summer guimpes or
sleeves ofxnet the washable sort should
be purchased and the net should be
we'll shrunken and ironed before 1t is
made up. Otherwise the dainty sleeve
and guimpe may pull sadly askew or
prove pncomfortably tight after
laundering.
For the yoke built with high stock.
either lace, embroidery, pin-tucked net
or batiste may be used. Such stock
and yoke must fit very daintily about
the neck and shoulders, the material "
ing fiat on the flesh. to give a trim,
smart effect. A wrinkled yoke or col
lar is always intolerable to the we'll
groomed woman. The back edges of
the collar should not overlap too far,
neither should they gap in the I'M
slightly manner one too often sees on
plump necks.
The cuirass or princess hip yoke eff
feet which has been conspicuous in i'm
ported gowns since the first opening
of the warm season, is being brought
out in many unexpected ways. One
of the newest is the entire princess
gown with the lower part of the bodice
and the hip portion of the skirt COW
cred with embroidery which makes
the one in line and treatment. In this
way it is possible to turn a two-piece
gown into a princess, the simple pro-
cess of covering the waist seam with
embroidery 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 harmonic
well with the very popular lingerie
gowns and they provide a slight pro-
lection from dust. Some of the pref
tiest of these coats are of reseda green
or blue, and as they may be worn with
comfort under the summer motor coat,
they are slowly taking a prominent
place in the affection of modish wo-
men.
In bathing costumes there Is moth
ing really new this season. Mohair
taffeta and satin continue to be the
favorite materials, and the shapes are
as they were last summer. A good
many models show a continuous prin-
| cess front panel on the order of those
1 used in the trotting frocks. but unless
] one corsets so trinity as to be inca
! pacitated for comfortable bathing OIL
swimming this princess arrangement
4 does not look so well 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 de
sirable innovation, for it is likely Il
shrink and draw up untidity after wet
fore being applied and the fiat lines
of braid, stitched bands, pipings. etc.
look better in the long run, as do the
bathing suits of dark plain color.
The bonnet is always a PICTURESQUE
style, and 1t is not less so this season
than ever. Especially becoming an,
! appropriate Is this old-fashioned styl
Of headgear to the young girl who ha
adopted quaint models for her summe
frocks. Streamers are necessary wit
the bonnet. They are crossed unde
the chin and left to fall backward owe
the shoulders or are tied under TIL
chin to float in the air at will.
Black hats, with touches Of black 1
the costume to repeat the note. ar
among the popular things which con
sentative tastes fancy just now. Blu
every week sees some new turn in tn
tide Of style to keep the theme aliv,
1T trims a great many of the smal
hats
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.