The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-23

ture hat. The root garden restaurant;
are In great favor with u of towr
visitors and at these restaurants hats
are almost invariably worn, some
character.
Lingerie Frocks. q Favorite.
The lingerie frock in every variation
IS favored and some of these frocks
simple enough in line, are wortl,
small fortunes because of the costly
lace incorporated in their makeup
pretty young women from a city
IN Michigan have been stopping at tho
piaza for two weeks of shopping and
and the costumes they have worn
nave attracted much attention because
OF their smartness and simplicity,
Their lingerie frocks are particularly
charming and some of them bear the
unmistakable stamp of Paris. Two
OF these lingerie frocks. worn the
other evening with immense plumed
One sister wore a frock of finest ba-
tlste' having on the skirt three founo-
es OF net each nounce set into the
oatlste With an insertion of the net
aemstitched to the batiste. The three
fiounces reached to the knee and
ABOVE this the skirt was banded at in
tervals all the way up with two-inch
e III wILH DdnCS
OF net and hemstitching-an incredi-
Die amount of work. vet so fine and
dainty in effect that the frock seemed
simplicity incarnate. A panel of the
pintucking edged with tiny net frills
Went all the way down the front from
me small square decolletage to the
knee. this panel wideri- at the ton
and running along the shoulder and
down the sleeve TO. the elbow, the tiny
1rllls of net following the edge all the
way. A softly draped sash of mauye-
PINK satin was worn with this soft
n expensive little frock and under
the net founces peeped out little
tons.
The other sister wore a more elab-
crate lingerie frock Of sheer white
crepe and Val. lace combined with
French crochet. Over the frock was
a coquettish coat Of dull blue chiffon
embroidered with SPRAYING designs
IN the I'M dull blue with dull blue
embroideries on the wrist. The hat
accompanying this frock was heaped
mao long streamers of black velvet;
and black satin oXfords with buttons
OF white pearl gave a saucy chic to
the whole effect.
Serge Worn at the Beach.
The out of town woman who visits
New York in midsummer soon discov-
ers that the lingerie and linen frocks
winch are the only possible things for
the stlltry weather in town, will not
snn1ce for beach wear; and either she
must don her dark-colored serge or
chevlot travelling suit for occasional
]aunts to Manhattan. Brighton. or one
OF the other beaches where one NAV
get a Whit of the sea while enioyinp
an appetizing veranda dinner. or she
must invest in a tailored suit of whit ,
mohair serge or some other appro-
pirate material %instanter.
In early July and late June one NAV
venture to the beach in a thin frocli.
unprotected by a wrap: but with the
coming of midsummer the evenings;
grow cooler. and hv August at the
shore n is likely to encounter ac-
tuallX chilly weather after shutdown
though the DAYS NAV he insufYerahly
not. Fortunately. quite delightful lit
tie tailored suits. built of fabric con
tanning a touch If wool. vet in light
summery colors. may he picked M TO-
a Urine at the summer marked-down
sales and n may often obtain a taft
ieta or satin suit. or one Of white or
lsht colored serge with fetching braid
ana button trimming for as little as
$50 or under. The ideal beach suit is
OF "hlte ser"e or mohair. and worn
With a white hat trimmed with wings.
white gloves and white buttoned boots
or hnckskin. such a suit will be inf
hltelN smart II knowing in effect. a
RED or green parasol will add an
agreeable touch of color and will be-
appreciated on the s%hadeless beach in
the afternoon