The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-17
CHEAP COSTUMES ARE POSI-.
BILE AT A SLIGHT COST WITH
A LITTLE FIGURING.
NEWPORT DINNER COSTUME
This is the Season of Pretty Touches
and Frenchy FixIngs That Give
Range to the Inventive Young
Woman.

New York, Aug 16.--Pretty touch
es and F'renchy fiXings distinguish
this summer from its predecessors
Given a natural taste and a gift
for invention and the girl of today
may have any number of pretty get
ups at comparatively small cost
that is. if she has the time for fix,
ing and fussing.
A white lawn frock had a band OF
pale rose colored linen worked with
white on the skirt and a little jacket
shaped garniture on the waist work.
ed in the same way. a white lawn
frock flowered with roses was trim
med with pale pink linen bands, and
a little shoulder strap arrangement
was also of pink linen.
With white lingerie frocks one of
the fancies is the black belt either
of patent leather or silk. The new
linen dresses are often incrusted
claborately with soutache or EN-
broiiery. With all such costumes,
the big flat leghorns trimmed with
flowers are the popular head COW
ering. A lovely frock worn by a
young girl at an out of town birth
day party had skirt with five
three-inch frills of white lace. The
skirt was narrow, but not uncom-
fortably so, and the ruffles were
scanty. Up both sides the front in
narrow panels there went a row OF
these ruffles to the waist; there
We're sixteen by actual count on
each side. The tunic and bib waist
was Of crepe de chine printed with
tiny rosebuds on white ground.
This tunic came well below the
knees at the front and was draped
at each side and back by a big
Louis knot of the pink ribbon, which
caught 1t at the sides below the
panels of lace frills The back of the
tunic was longer than the front,
but had the same general lines,
formed side draperies.
The entire waist and the elbow
sleeves were of lace frills except
for the high bib of the crepe. The
belt was of the Grape with a rosette
of pink ribbon on each side above
the lace panel of the skirt Down
the front of the lace yoke above
the bib there were five pink satin
bows. The neck was square, finished
with narrow pink satin band. The
hat was a big natural leghorn trim
med across the brim and over the
crown with a band of big roses.
\ dinner costume worn by a young
at Newport last week was Of
blue chiffon, with an un-
der-dress oT the same shade. Across
the satin skirt there were two wide
bands of silver embroidery. one be-
low the knees and one well above
them. The tunic hung in long, looped
panels at each side and the waist
was a mere cross over drapery of
The gauze with a bit of the silver
embroidery in the decollettage and a
row of French pearls outlining It.
The transparent sleeves, by the way,
we're close fitting The belt was of
he blue satin, with two roses At one
side, looking as though they might |
laye been tucked in. These were |
made of satin
contracting disease from the dirty, .
agged, cIammy greenback."
The carbolic acid is put into the .
nix when it is manufactured and is /
to make the ink dry /
.asiy and keep it from blurring.
The ink used by the Old National is
special product with a large
noun; of the acid, and for this
eason makes the Old National Bank
ills among the most sanitary in ex-
;tence. Spokane Spokesman Re
lew.