New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
MULTUM In PARV0
TiatOrs' Trunks Should Be
Like UidO1cs Cruise.

The girl who has invitations enough 70
keep her away from home from June TO
October must either have a long purse with
which TO stock her wardrobe else have
much ingenuity. for her trunks must hold
frocks ranging from grave to gay and each
one immaculate. Moreover. il is important
that she possess sense Of the fitness OF
things. for the gowns appropriate 20 one
house will by no means do for all
Dinner dresses and those for house wear
are first in importance. and of the former
five or more are none too many. IL is well
to have one only OF the four made en- train.
so that when a dance follows dinner there
may be no dragging skirts TO embarrass
not only the wearer- but all the others on
the floor. The dinner gowns of debutante
should be of thin materials, worn over
pretty lingerie slips or pale tinted silk. BY
using different slips much variety is OBJ
tainable with a single frOck made Of lace
and some gauzy stuff. Only one dinner
gown of a sheer fabric will be needed by
the visitor who is somewhat older. The
others should be OF liberty satin. crepe or
net embroidered in silk or jet satin slip.
with which jetted or spangled tunic may
be donned at one time. a chiffon tunic at
another or a lace Overdrapery for a third
change is a boon. and is 10 be especially
valued as a space saver. for il is not good
form to be burdened with luggage when Wis
iting
Two house dresses, one of silk and wool
crepe for cool days and the other of some
novelty silk or silk wolfe. more eIabOrately
made are sufficient for afternoon wear.
Both may have Dutch neC<s and be worn
for dining en- fanliIIe at houses where
quiet life is the rule.
A foulard will do for church and for call
ing. and there should be pongee suit with
coat that will do for motoring or travel
ling on very warm days. 4 tailor made
suit Is Indispensable. as are lingerie waists
20 wear with linen morning skirts. For
travelling or wet days a crepe de chine
petticoat will be of the greatest service.
for it will not hold the dust and can be
washed when muddy. Another admirable
thing about 1t is that It Will not split or
fray. AS linen skirts mean laundering. one
Of white serge or mOhair will ne found
useful. and a shepherds check skirt is
equally So. besides looking smart.
If all the daytime costumes spoken OF
are provided three lingerie dresses-Of a
character suitable for luncheons or bridge
afternOOns-will be found sufficient. but
otherwise several more will be needed
some simple and others very much tucked
and befrilled with lace. This makes twelve
dresses. besides separate skirts and blOuses
and II either OF the wOollen skirts has
long coat made 10 match that will save
the bother OF providing one especially TO
wear after tennis golf. The hostess
usually provides a heavy coat for MOTORING.
but II is well to take ones own evening
cape. and &c choose for IL a cloth that is
light both In weight and color.
Three hats are really enough. for a small
toque, will do for travelling and motoring.
picture hat for church and best wear and
n lingerie hat for thin frocks.
Besides all these larger and more an
vlous things there are gloves. handker-
chiefs. stockings. slippers. lingerie and IN
Vulnerable other articles to be thought II
An experienced visitor who does no, see
home from springtime 10 autumn saws
that sachet cases for ribbons, gloves. wells
and handkerchlefs aye Indispensable for
besides keeping these articles smooth ana
always IN placT they impress the mails
py their daintIAess and perfume She
never breads 70 have friends maid un-
pack her trunk when she uses them
There should b" plenty oC ruchtng 20 r,,t r.,
collars. even of tho lingerie waists-a want
or freshness In these accessories Will sroU
the appearance OF any frock and the -iS-
oonS Tor underclothes. too. should alwavs
be fresh and in no way disco!ored White
RIBBONS are the best for this purpose. b.
cause they are so inconspscuous.
pretty and becoming wrapper. OF alba
tross cloth or nuns yelling. must se
packed IN somehow. for not every gust