The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04

rartiesilaflv Hiapts-i - fh- verY ahnrs
i.i.ss euat iaiurh-i this summer. hul
srfn~thing mpr~ Conservative e p=rhap'
avta..r and safer rhutr- for th- Rifi whs
d. not buy . n"v frrck vhsnsv"r shs
pl-aa-s ~ f--is NJ. ned q IT,
Collars ar- c'f i.s@ ~ than thev havs
h-~n. q sensibi. ard reirnuis chan -
art IN tho cunv~utinnal taiinr-i ruat ths
shaFt COLLAR 10 MT 81 uhtqatntis - u
49, in fh~ sprinE . nofrh~t tnnsisi ~
slightly fnrr- than tho Oh r~Etilafinn
u,dth Icing popular This cullar may ~
faced ~ nlptrA satin. fsilir 80 tho cuat
material
ANY braislinE usesl ---ms 20 - chi~hy
q the wifs aaf vari"ty. so'fache play
ING an important part among the taiinF-si
suits.
Tho Russian idsa - mnrs In svt,l~nes
anauR tho frocks than among the cuat
and sklrt suits - far - ths ohlss Eirhs
ar. cunc~rned Many of the he-t boa
ing mo piec- at.~st and school frocAs
hutton down the ls.ft front IN thu fashion
whirh psopls have learnsd ~ a~soctais
with things R,u.~iAn. Usually hst or
grille bF-ahS The line - IN. waist. though
SONS % the models show this break Only
/ 81 sisis- and bach or on the sids~. the frons
/ line and sometimes ths back line icing
ountinuo,Is
I This semi-prinoe~a effect n seldom
~ becuuins or girlish ~ the hel,sd ar
y rangement. the fat frUnt panel accent-
/ ua,ing tmd,aly the hatns=a Of the average
/ Girliah figure. bat the t-.lf need not mean
| a two piece frOch and very often the beli
70 not a separate affair. but merely the
waistband 20 the frock.
The pAfant lea,heF and other leather
belts of the season are So smart hooking
that they give a very knowing touch
% even the darkest and simplest ~ wool
frpcks and girls look better In the Wide
crush gir,iles than do the older women
VINO AFFECT them.
TN the dressi-r frocks wide crush
girdlss of silk satin or velvet are used
hccomingly. and the geisha sash, with
its big toW In the hack. Is clightfully
yntnhful though II was not launched
particularly for the benefit 10 the younger
contingent
\ pretty fruck seen In the making last
week was intends-i for a college girls
Informal dinner wear and was of wolfe
in "A lovely tone between coral and RISE
ON the bottom was n deep hand 81 black
velvet, hand 81 velvet border,si the
IHItcil neck and the short kirnono sleeve.
Th,r. was "a little collarl,-ss tucker of
whit. tull. insId" the neck. and short
unsl.r- s,'yaS w"r" of the same tule
very wid.' soft sash 81 black velvet
bn"d with satin matching the wolfe was
folded closely around tho waist and tied
In a big how at the back with two ends
falling straight down the hack Nothing
more in the way Of trimming and the cn-t
need not have been - all imposing had
the frock not he..n turned out 10y a dress
maker who charges high even for her
simplest frucks.
more elaborate model With the big
sash was of elk etanins over satin OF a
contrasting yet softly blended tone
Th,. bottotn Of straight falling rather
sc.int tunic Rad wide bOrduTs design
reinforced lightly by finest souIachs.
hut the narrow satin skirt b..neath was
Perfectly plain The border aud SOIL
tArha were used "a trim the bodice and a
very wide sash NJ satin was used
border TnAierIal-. Of which there II a
multitude. are much used for girls
evening and dinner fTocks. the border
furnishing practically all the trimming
required and lending l. elf readily To
simple arrangements There are charm
ing border designs even upon serge and
other woolI-n stuns and particularly
pretty voiIcz Ind light weight silks with
narrow h"r,i-rs e delightful coIoring
Ofpe 81 the border voiler makes a smart
and effective afternoon frOck Co be worn
under the SEPARATE coat. bat plain or
striped materials trimmed In satin MORE
or velvet are easily made up into frocks
for dr'sSy afternoon uSe The girl who
can afford IL usually has a second coat
and skirt and blouse or coat and frock
suit for her afternoon visits. mStiI4ss,
&c. and altogether charming models
Of this sort are shown in velvet or fine
velVrteen combined with light weight
wool or elk and in combinations Of
elk and wool
Light toned rough soft woollens plainly
tailored are attractive and gir'ish for the
better suit and have the proper festive
air because 81 their coloring hut a
handsome coat and frock suit IL an ex-
travagancc where the coat cannot boz
worn with other frocks and the average
school girl will have her pretty one piece
afternoon frock and make V do for ali
afterr oon occasions. wearing IL under "A |
long separate coat when going out in IL.
Common wear and afternoon wear
provided for. there remain the evening
frocks 90 be considered In every good
boarding school the girls are required 4
To dress for dinner. and at least two (
pretty hut unprrtsntious dinner frocks I
II soft wool or silk should he provided. /
The-.' may be either Dutch necked or
high neck"d. but the former IN prefer
able for the purpose when IL Is becoming
A color light enough to he dainty and
gay vet dark enough 90 he practical. is a
wise choice. and many % the rose blue
and yellow shades meet these require
ments u
Some girls prefer 10 wear their lingerie
'rocks for dinner ard informal evening
~ear through the winter. aud the idea IL
good where 1t il possible to have the
frequent pressing. &c. needed
10 keep such frocks looking fresh and
lainty.