Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-21
Holiday Travelling Suits
Name and Address.

Every provident woman is planning her +,
vacation trousseau, and the wise virgins |
who can make their own clothes find they |
can have half a dozen gowns to the one |
that the unwise virgin must buy ready |
made. Summer fabrics are inexpensive at
first hand. hut now they have been
marked down TO Irresistible figures, while
the dressmaksrs' charges remain out OF AL
proportion 80
The liRht-weigfit ~ooiens show novelty
stripes, shepherd checks, voiles, chaIhes'
monte cloth, rep and serge, while some
lovely materials are sihc and WOOL such
as popiins. madras, etc. The two former
are highly desirable for holiday travelling
suits.
Be sure to have darling little boiero.
WHICH, by the way. Is 30 easy TO make
that even the unwise virgin. though be-
ginner. can give It a professional air; have
some big revers of satin; touch 1t off with
little satin-covered buttons to match and
little frogs made Of tiny bias bands OF
the satin scraps folded into one-inch
loops. They are lawfully smart, being seen
on the imported English tailor suits. and
you can make them with your eyes shut.
Have one of the new yoke skirts now 50
deseTvedly popular. II has the nat
back" which. being interpreted. means a
deep inverted and invisible plest that re-
lieves the tension OF the very narrow skirt
which, however fashionable. Is decidedly
uneraeeful 70 sit in and disgraceful 10
| walk in Have the skirt instep length II
| your feet are shapefy and your walking
boots good style, but not otherwise The
| boots may be tan or russell BY all means
have a white suit of linen. gaiatsa or cot
| ton rep, canvas cloth or linen etamine.
made In jaunty little jacket coat and
six-gored skirt The shoes may now be
white canvas ties,
| With both Of these suits wear tailored
shirts, which have come TO be as indis-
pensabls In a womanfs suitcase a. in a
mans. The tailored shirtwaist has no
adornment but carefully laid tuekE. II
closes Tin front. thank heaven) with q
box pleat; the ons-seam Bishop sleeve
ends in a plain. neat cuff at the wrist and
IL finished. at the neck with collar band
/ only, to be worn with standing collar and
mannish four-in- hand Simplicity IL its
only charm. but Its ''set" declares the art
that. coneeals the art" and may account
for its outlandish pr1os7in the shops. Make
II OF linen or lawn as costly as thy purse
can buy and never wear Il n mussed.
II you must have fancy shirtwaist, get
cotton wolfe or batiEte and make a little
tucked waist upon which set q fancy
shaped yoke. extending well over the
shoulders onto tho sleeves; embroideF
this yoke IN pale blue. coral and lilac
cottons. and 0utliAs the design with black
You win then be I'm the rage"
Do not be without q ehaTmingly French.
bewitching princess empire combination in
fOulard. pongee. messalne. chiffon wolfe
or crepe de chine. and wear with II a dear
little ehemisetts and under-sieevss OF
daintiest white. With such costumes wear
patent leather pumps.i
l. A most charming model shows Ornamen-
tai bretelles oyer shoulders. holding up
the lower part ofrthe waist, which looks for
all the world nike an apron bib. and has
4 q cute little fancy tucker" II Is Joined
At the high waist to a three-plecs skirt.