The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-16

R RHNER, 1t seems, are we to abandon EXNI our dearly beloved utility 6 blouse In some form or other
 1t always looms boldly on the Horizon among the very first outputs Hbf the new season. - < s ,Dressnakers and merchants alike hpredict with great firmness season After season that no blouses are to be Worn, tabooing them Dersistently as H5Rnished absolutely from the wardrobe kDf the weIl-dressed woman, being passe land commonplace. But, in spite of all %hese malicious maledictions, these Y6espised waists that yield so little nroft to the modfste compared with 9he making Of entire gowns are uni kTersally adopted by women year after
 sornetinnes it is the blouse Of silk Ehat takes front rank; later this place In it's turn must give way to the se- Merely tailored shirtwafst of heavier materials or embroidered linen
 Women of all classes resort to this DFery practical and economical adjunct MO the wardrobe One can almost judge R woman by the blouse she wears; it's 1nsfe1ial lines, workmanship and Eimm5ng sor lack of thinning.
 Notau women can wear the severely Tailored shirtwaist, while the dainty Aace trimmed lingerie blouse is hardly ractica1 for the business woman. For her, the colored silk blouse, which this Seasop is extremely good form for any woman, is admirable. If she desires white for the warm summer days, a dainty eoznBronafse can be achieved be- tween the tailored waist and the lingerie waist Itsis both practical and becoming A loosely woven scrim or coarse linen, baEiste or dimity should be selected. and a simple design chosen. If plain model, depending upon it's smaTtness by the cut and line
 
 would be very sfasft ft6 efn nBhasize it's line; if a softer effect is desired, g. @rf1 down the front and around the meek and sleeves Of the material edged or embroidered in color, is very smart land lends a becoming touch of color. fl The color chosen should match the fHkfftSor suit with which it is to be worn and one might even choose a striped pattern with white back ground % White China silk is unI- EsTersally becoming and exceedingly icool, as well as being the acme of s@erfection for laundering at home, re- 1Qutr1ng no starching, bIueing or hot EsWater Many women do not care for fft thinking it turns yellow. This Is keasily obviated by washing quickly in Eecold water and white soap, rather than EsWarIns water, and drying quickly until Esdry enough to. irons just enough damp Eness being left to Insure all wrinkles Hbeing pressed out. The iron should be
 
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 Thel SIX Blouse.
 For more formal wear the colored hsl1k blouse to match the suit for matt hee or afternoon wear "a silk net over tachiffon, either of the same tone as the Enet or of black or white, is substt- &uted For summer afternoon wear, EWElife China silk of more or less or knate design or else elaborated with kc1uny or baby Irish laces or cream em- broidery is very rich and cool. It fur k&her recommends itself by the fact that 1t can be worn with any c1ored skirt.
 Some most artistic effects are being hehown in .Japanese silks and plain and kdgured pongee, either natural color, kplain tones or two-toned effects. This Ecomes in rough surface, smooth or E7oosely woven finish, in stripes, polka Edots and pIaids. As it is of fast color Eand almost lifelong durability, it will euufckly recommend itself to the prac- bt1cal-minded woman, especially the tbusiness woman who needs change snearIy every day. Where China silk lean be worn only a very short time Ewfthout at least a pressing. pongee Emay be worn almost twice as long,