Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-03
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Large lace collars are worn.
Ribbon embroidery is revived.
Plain-colored parssols are most liked.
Paris mistakenly holds for the touch OF
black
The durable pongees are more popular
than ever.
The newest material for underwear is
cross-bar dimity.
Underwear of cotton crepe is a new fad
that will be popular.
An-white gloves are worn less than
they have been for some time
Scarfs with Persian centers have deep
borders I'm solid colors.
Its durability makes percale one OF the
favorite fabrics for the summer.
The newest tailored shirt waists are
made with the yoke in the hack.
Skirt hems are wider this summer than
they were last by good two inches.
The one-seam small bishop sleeve is the
favorite for the tailored shirt waist.
Pumps and slippers owe much Of their
effect to their bows. buckles or rosettes
Cotton voiles are among the most use
full materials for simple afternoon frocks.
The most popular white footwear this
summer will be a high boot Of canvas or
kid.
The Paisley tie is a pretty touch which
will add richness to the midsummer shirt
waist.
For evening wear the favorite slipper
adornment is a large rhinestone or cut
steel buckle.
There is surging revival of the vogue
for coin and wafer-spotted foulard.
There is genera inclination toward
patterned fabrics as against self-colored
materials.
Facings of hats may be OF velvet or OF
silk. and while black is most used. colors
may be used also.
Snowy white skirts will dominate every
summer resort when the hot weather
comes in full force.
The big hat Of the day and the collar
less gown demand that the veil be worn
loose and flowing.
Bangles are numerous in all styles
from plain gold to gem starred. and
dozens are worn on each wrist.
Black dotted net is newer than the
square, fat weaves for the yoke and
sleeves of the all-black gown.
Striped chiffon. looking quite like
tucks, will make effective yoking
for the more elaborate gowns.
Some Of the newest hats are large
and fiat with a rolling brim held in
place with a novel thistledown pompon.
Embroidered dots on cotton or linen
floss will bring the dress color up to
the yoke Of plain white or ecru net
Parasol handles this summer are a
compromise between the very long
directorie stick and the short English
style.
The latest thing in nightcaps are
made Of very sheer India linen. with q
simple design done in shadow embrofd-
cry.
An odd bizarre style of dress may
Ego" in the house a quaint conceft.
but never should be seen on the street.
Suede gloves are more worn than a
glace kid, probably because the fit Is
much better and the hand looks smaller
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Black and white is not a becoming
combination for a pale face with light
eyes and dull hair. Such a face needs
warm colors.
When ndl1 SHOES are worn ne par
ticular about laces. Heavy ribbon. such
as is used for the silk bow, looks well
on broad silk laces.
Colors in the silk stockings OF the
moment include all the glorious shades
Of the rainbow. and the vivid shades
are in high fashion.
belt with a slender buckle gives a
longer waist; a white belt should be
worn with a white waist unless one Is
very long wasted
Some OF the colored silk stockings
from over the sea are deliberately en-
broidered with wonderful flowers and
conventional designs
For seashore or general summer wear
sheer linens are as good and quite as
correct for the washable guimpe as are
the eyelet embroideries.
A scarlet patent leather belt and tie
of scarlet worn with plain white tall
ored waist and white linen skirt
will be one Of the seasons fads.
Persian silk covered cord put on in
braid patterns is one Of the uses OF the
many colored silks that are here this
season in such brilliant array.
One of the smartest fxings for the
shirt waist is the Persian trimmed silk
Ascot or bow There is no end to the
schemes to which ii lends itself
Clerical collars-the ones buttonine
at the back, with shaped turn-overs
embroidered in white with a touch OF
color-are among the popular tribes.
Buttons are made OF silver these days
and inlaid with little spots OF bright en-
amel Two three of these take the
place of dozen Of any other sort.
Wide etamine ribbons. all cotton. but
printed in chic Egyptian and Persian de-
signs and coorings. are in demand Tor
scarfs for panama and other outing mats
The most popular ribbon rosette is
made from half-inch double-faced satin
ribbon made into a number OF knotted
groups. Five yards are needed for each
rosette.
Striped materials. especially in the pop
uIar combination OF black and white gray
and white and blue and black, come next
in favor to the coin-dotted ia brics.
Soutache braiding combined with en-
broidery, using heavy silk. makes a more
striking garniture than all-silk embroid-
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