Evening journal., 1911-07-08
FASHION AND FADS
By Maude E. CnIey.

In Paris the all-white frock is but
rarely seen.
Buttons trim the skirts of plain
tailored suits
Filet over color is a suggestion for
the summer gown.
Pleated tulle is in favor for rufies
on collars and cuffs.
Long handles are characteristic Of
the newest sunshades.
Milanese silk gloves may be had in
black, white, tan and pongee.
Net blouses with heavy lace are
worn with serge and linen suits.
The use of the jabot, plisse or rabat
is one Of the features in summer
styles.
Narrow turn-down collars Of plain
linen are shown among the new neck
wear.
Many of the modish details seen on
frocks are repeated for the bathing
costume.
Do not forget to open the silk skirt
at the left side over a contrasting un-
derskirt.
Contrasting Innings of chiffon or
silk are used on the linen and pongee
parasols-
Gay plaid silks are bidding for
favor for trimming the caps and bags
used for the surf.
This seasons slippers Of moire silk
and satin are not quite so pointed IN
the toe as formerly.
One-piece frocks Of blue serge are
amazingly popular, trimmed with col
lars of heavy ecru lace
Bags of coarse white cotton stuIs
are most effectively embroidered IN
wool in Bulgarian or Oriental colors'
For bathing suits the materials most
in demand are wool serge, mohair,
summer flannel, taffeta, satin ana
brilliantine.
tan Russia calf, buckskin in both
white and black are all popular for
summer wear
Doeskin is a very fine grade OF
ohamois. washes beautifully and
wears much better than the ordin-
ary chamois gloves.
There seems no end to the tashlon
for eyelet embroidery, and II is USED
more on voile and marquisette than
on muslin. -.
Ronnd collars of finest batiste are
exouisitely hand-embroidered and IN
some instances finished with uiN
ruffie of Valenciennes.
some Of the latest jabots are pleat-
ed and gathered over a pleated rlo-
hon i'm some bright color, such as
cerise. emerald or bright blue.
All the new laces that have a
heavy raised design on a net founda-
tion are now called repousse. There
is wide demand for this sort OF lace
work
batistes are rapidly forging to the
front of new materials They are
woven in bordered effects and are
beautiful. las
plain or hand-embroidered stin
linen or pique collars are worn Win
small fiat butterfly bow in font, OF
are fastened with two dainty collar
. The latest in Colonial slippers are
made with Louis XIV heel and a higf
pointed piece of the kid or satin OK
tending nearly to the top of the IN
step. ..,,
favored The white is cool ana tn'
black gives the contrast that makes
il possible for women Of all ages tS
wear it.
One of the materials that have
come into being at the beginning o.
the hot weather is the figured cottor
net that we had with us several sea
sons ago.
Some of the long white gloves are
exouisitely embroideed in tiny buds
around the wrist, with fine trailin1
vines extending part way up the Ions
arm.
The combination Of brodeie An
elaise with mousseline de sole IN col
ors is one that must not be overlooke'
when planning lingerie frocks OF TN
dressy type. .,,-
Thick cords of satin, linen, SILK o
cotton are use to form braided de
signs on the bottom of skirts, on col
i lars and cuffs and even on the orim
of large fabric hats.
There is a revival of the high stool
of taffeta or black taffeta ribbon, AM
tiny turnover white linen collars ar
worn over the top of the stock ana re
1iava their sombreness.