Evening star., 1909-07-18
Description of the
Fashion Photos Above
No. Holiday Frock.

ASO. GAOSh.
LALF holiday. of course, demands
/ something especially festive, and the
business girl may wear TO the Office the
frock in which she means TO enjoy the
afternoons pleasure pretty white
lawn dress, ii not too dressy In char
acter may make its appearance Satur-
day morning at the Office This dainty
frock pictured Is made of embroidery
founcing combined with insertions of in
expensive lace. strips of narrow embroid-
cry forming the bodice and sleeve. A
novel touch is shown in the round crochet
buttons which ornament the bodice. Civ
ing richer character to the simple
frock The hat Is of white shirred null
with Il black velvet brim and trimming
of ribbon and pink roses.
No. 2-Cape of Irish Lace.
THIS pointed cape of Irish crochet
lace Is closely related to the kind
of capes our great grandmothers used
To wear. 1t gives a quaint effect. and
when worn with the quaint picturesque
hats OF this season. adds much charm
to the wearer. Capes have always au
advantage over coats, In that they 10
not crush the gown beneath. This is
worn with any sort of sumrnery gown
one chooses. \ cape of this sort also
has another advantage besides the
obvious ones of ail csnes, for being -
one piece. practically. it may he utilized
in another form when the owner WISHES.
No. 3-Linen Frock.
TN some cases the waist line Is clon-
j gated to reach the hip. here 1t actually
extends 10 the knee. the skirt being at
tached at this point To the very long
bodice or tunic. The frock Is OF light
blue linen with embroidery dyed to match.
and there are also long silk gloves en-
brodered with blue forget t-me-nots, these
embroidered silk gloves in matching color
being a summer fad with thin dresses.
The hat is of shirred null. two pale pink
roses being set at one side.
No. 4-Marie Antoinette Gown.
THIS charming gown is of the Marie
! Antoinette type. midsummer style
that is forerunner of the styles of the
coming fall season, being fuller of skirt
than has been the vogue 1t is Of En.
lish eyalet handwork and lace. the skirt
being of the touch-all-around length.
The draped effect at the shoulders -
pleasing, as is also the vest effect Gre
ated by the shoulder drapery. The col
lar is high, with just a slight point at
either SIDE The sleeves are short, and
are met by extra long gloves. 1ne hat
worn with the costume trimmed with
lace flowers in IL pattern to match the
lace of the gown. Inc parasol is OF
White chiffon.
No. 5-Gold Mesh Net Scarf.
A aluring accessory to dress is this
"A latest novelty in shoulder drapery-
"a scarf draped like Bedouin hood. 1t
is in reality a regulation scarf made
OF gold mesh net, heavily embroidered
in gold sequins and trimmed in gold lace.
1t gained its social recognition by being
most properly introduced and perfectly
chaperoned down at Palm Beach last
February. II is seldom too warm to
wear an accessory of this sort, and when
one takes into considerat ton the added
charm to the wearer even a greater pen
atty would be worth considering 1t is
worn, in this instance. with pearl gray
messaliEe gown, embroidered in pearls,
and with pearls about the be5e neck
The kimono-like sleeves reach nearly 10
the elbow. and underneath are sleeves OF
chiffon cloth.
No. 6-Cape for Midsummer
THIS cape may be worn with the even
ing gown or the afternoon frock.
1t is made without a scam. OF two yard
wide satin in a deep cerisc shade. IL is
one of the Zine garments" accentuatinG
all attractive lines that the Wearer may
have. 1T is shaped so as TO form
hood. which may be left hanging at the
back or worn the head, just at the
caprice OF the frivolous or otherwise in
clined wearer. The effect is brilliant in
this deep shade when Worn with an
evening gown of fine liand-embroidered
null in cream or white.