Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-12
GOING AWAY OUTFIT
FOR THE. BRIDE
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or chiffon, mounted over flesh-col-
cred chiffon lining, and trimmed with
lace and perhaps a bit Of hand en-
broidery The coat will be fashioned
along jaunty. youthful lines. 1t VIII.
fasten with one or two buttons over
the bust, and will be cut square
across the front, the back deepening
into tails reaching below the knees.
II Is rumored that the coat of tx ;
style will be fashionable for early fall
Ia comforting bit Of news that should
make the model q favorite with the
summer brides. :
Whether the bride-elect choose q
suit of cloth or one of silk, she will
ind one of sponge cloth or linen
very serviceable and comfortable, and
more practical for general wear and
tear during the summer months than
either of the other two. AS many OF
these suits are fashioned quite as
deliberately as the cloth, and even
silk, costumes, she need not hesitate
to adopt one for her going away cos
tune The sponge cloth is now con-
sidered a little newer and q little
more exclusive than the cotton ratine.
This material is particularly attract
i've in the shell pink hue and in the
Give shades, and always In the white
and channels. Some of the skirts are
quite plain, others show little drap-
cry toward the side seam, and the
most elaborate ones are draped In the
front. leaving the rounded corners to
reveal the ankle. The jackets are
short, none of them reaching below
the hip line; many have the cutaway
peplum, others the bolero lines, and
still others the square effect in the
front, with doyetails in the back. A
pretty soft finish is added to the
Jacket by collar of embroidered ba-
tiste, either in white or with bit Of
color in the flower of the embroidery.
Despite the fact that linen will
wrinkle and crease many girls think
there Is nothing else so attractive on
a hot summer day.
For the morning she will want sew
eral dainty frocks of the new cotton
novelties, the alluring lowered crepes,
the bordered voiles and the dainty fig
ured muslins. These frocks are pref
test when they display girlish sim
pIiClI9. lie ShlIJ may UC VI dpCo,I
trimmed with three narrow flouncesl
in the popular three-tier fashion, or
tucked, and the waist will be very
soft and bIeusey, trimmed with net
or tulle fichu, deep embroidered
batiste sailor collar, or pretty lacey
vest. The gown is almost sure to
have a sash, and the newest sashes
ere made of printed cotton fabric.
Bulgarian printed eponge or Pompa-
dour or Dresden crepe.
The line between the cotton frocks
for the morning and afternoon is
drawn more by the customs of the
summer resort in which the bride
may be living than by the laws of the
fashion world At Narragansett Pier,
for instance, the girls wear the frili-
lest OF lingerie frocks, big picture
hats, clouded by veil of chiffon, and
carry deliberately embroidered para
soils before the noon hour, while at
Newport, across the bay they are
gowned in the simplest OF linen tub
frecks, or the conventional linen or
cotton corduroy skirt and sheer white
shirtwaist. At some of the smaller
resorts the pretty lowered lawns and
muslins will be worn in the afternoon
and on hot evenings, and the bride
would do well to select several.
The bride should not overlook the
serviceable afternoon gowns of Can
ton crepe, charmeuse, lowered silk
or taffeta. Here, again. the prettiest
frocks are the simples.