New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
House Party Outfit Marked by Simplicity and individuality
There Is Almost an Endless
Variety of Fabrics This
Year for Hats, Wraps
and Frocks.

sb,rred. not on the outer but the inner
seam. A friu of the net edged with the lace
fell from this stirring.
A pannier effect, which Is seen very oI'eh.
Is that OF a tunic rather wide in the front
with the fullness held In by broad pand
OF lace or embroidery. One charming after
noon frock in cotton marquisette has this
nannier. which is marquisette and is held
in with a wide coarse lace. the lace being
used again to enhance the blouse anu
band and to finish the long sleeves.
Many of the white net and chihon or
muslin dresses are built over white or
black foundation with color note STRUCK
| in a sash of brilliant hue, such as royai
| blue. a begonia red or vivid apple green.
| or else over brightly colored slip. Deep
| nounces of lace or the embroidered hounc-
| ing add very much to gown. TWO, ana
often three, of these founces are worn'
| and, by the way, the very newest OF these
| founces are the pleated cnes, similar 10
| the pleated fiounces which we must expect
| to see on the fall cloth costumes
When a gown of a thin fabric is not de-
sired there are very chic little frocks OF
white charmeuse. The simpler these cos
| tunes are the prettier Here the high
waist line is often retained with good re-
| suits. In the neck fixings any amount
| of originality can be enjoyed One Of the
| very best looking collars seen recently
| decorates waist designed by French
dressmaker, AMI is Of silky crepe, In the
soft blended tones and designs OF the
| Orient II is square in the back, with the
narrow revers only appearing In the front.
An inch wide hem finishes It and directly
across the back this hem is pleated. 1t adds
just the right touch of color either on a
| white silk gown or a dark one. and Is one
of the touches that really make costume.
In regard to neck fxings, the Dauphin
collar is one Of the newest 1t is generally
made of fine lawn and Is fiat with en-
broidered revers edged with black net.
Another new collar Is Of plated white net.
partly overlaid with Van Dyke points OF
embroidered cream batiste. Another collar
OF white eyelet embroidered linen has an
edge OF black cotton net an inch wide.
Black satin ribbon Is threaded through the
collar and fastens in front With fancy
,crystal buttons A. novel Jabot can be
made by plated lawn combined with
another frill of the same size Of eyelet en-
broidery, the two held together with black
MORE bows The collar worn with this
talbot is of the eyelet embroidery, with
pleated lawn edge. II Is we'll 10 have with
one plenty Of pretty neckwear, for fresh
collar will often give a new and trig ap-
pearance to an old dress.
Other Necessities.
For the summer dances frocks Of chiffon,
airrvat -
da,nt,est. giving in themselves suggestions
OF GOODNESS Quantities OF lace are used, sew
eral kinds being combined on one frock
Draped panniers Of net are exceedingly
popular on these evening gowns made or
both chiffon and muslin, as well as those
with the satin foundations. Although pan
niers or even the draped skirts are not
becoming TO all figures It must be admitted
that in general the style is prettier when
applied to the sheer materials than the
Hight, narrow lines which prevailed In the
lingerie gowns Of last summer
II you are going to be near the water
don't forget the bathing suit. Although
there are numerous fanciful styles shown.
the simpler ones are in better form. Black
or dark blue satin, taffeta or Enohair 10
the chosen material, with the color In
troduced in the trimmings, and here you
may fairly riot in vivid hues II you wish.
The bathing cap carries out the color
scheme Of the suit. II you wish to to
very much I'D to the minute don't overlook
the bathing robe which should harmonic
with the suit One of the snartest robes
is of agaric or Turkish towellng which
matches in color the agaric trimmings OF
the bathing suit. II is loose, roomy
affair, with kimiro sleeves, and can be but
toned up close to the neck II desired.
The hat trunk should contain at least
three hats, not. of course, including the
: neat little hat in which you Will travel
and as many more as your purse VIII per.
nit There is every kind OF motoring
hat imaginable, from those in asaric to the
| stitched hats Of quantity lowered SILKS,
taffeta, linens and cretonnes There should
be a simple little hat, preferably flower
trimmed, to wear with your morning
frocks, and a more elaborate CONNECTION to
top the garden party costume. For these
more formal occasions there are large
mushroom hats covered with plumes, tulle
| or flowers, or large hats, fiat as the pro-
verbal pancake, with tiny cluster OF vari-
colored flowers Deliciousy winsome are
the poke bonnets. which carry out 10 a
nicety the rdctures suggested by the old
J TINA muslin frock. Lace hats, too, are In
voeue and can be trimmed daintily with
flowers.
In Conclusion. Z
As nnal hint supply yourself with the
little things which go to make up toilet
Never depend on your hostess for pins and
needles, sleeve protectors or any such ne"
cessties. She should have them In her
guest room, but great deal Of comfort
and satisfaction will be enjoyed by the
guest who has provided for herself all these
little articles which really play an Inn
portant role In the art OF dressing.