The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-27
Cha. About Dress.

fectiyely trim the plainest frock.
The collars. cuffs and fichus OF EN-
broidered net, batiste or sheer linen
lace trimmed or bordered with narrow
pleated frills Of lace, can be transfer
red from one frock TO another, and
for this reason are n source o: grea,
economy. They launder successfully
and are comparatively inexpensive, es.
peclally the designs fashioned OF ere.
pom. null. net, crepe de chine. nous.
seine de sole or shadow lace
With the extremely low cut 6odiccs
CT the present. It is necessary TO wea-
guihpe or chemisette OF sheer ma.
terial. To meet this demand varied
selection Of these accessories have
been designed. Those of plain net are
tucked In vertical lines and finished
at the neck with fiat collar OF the
sac material embroidered or trimmed
with lace. The majority OF guimpes
are sleeveless, but few varieties
nave close'titting or bishop sleeves.
A fiat bow of plea,ed net bridges the
hiatus between the collar ends.
The sash girdle is OF utmost inlpor.
lance this summer, and no gown is
complete without it. The most eX.
lieme type Is the giasy sash of soft
SILK or chiffon swathed in graceful
folds about the waist aud hips. This
IS usually OF a contrasting color from
that used for the gown.
Fashion DEGREES that the white lin.
serie irc:k shall be enlivened by .
siidle CT brilliantly colored silk or chit.
ION. The material Is drawn in soft
folds about the waist. and Mt the side
hangs two long sash ends, finished
WIN SILK fringe or u beaded tassel.
Sash Gridles OF pompadour silk o.
lowered moH&scline de sole are also
much favored
To complete the evening costume
there are smart bandeaux Of tulle or
velvet an inch In width. Those OF
tnllc are tied in a fist box directly m
front, Or they are clasped with buck,
lie OF cut steel of Jewels. The ban.
deaux OF velvet are frequently stun,
ded with pearls and adorned will,
jeweled wings in front. H.
The scarf OF lace, chiffon or nous.
seine de sole is Il very necessary nc.
cessory when the low cut gown Is
worn: These appear IN many fasciu.
atins designs. and are so much vide.
IMAM those worn previously that they
closely resemble the fashionable ma.l,
tcau. One pretty design IS OF pompa.
doum chiffon with rounded ends ana
bofdcrcd with n pfeated friII of tho
same material. Without the parasul
The summer costume Is sadly lacking
and the dainticst varieties are fash.
icncd o! shirred chiffon. These are
lined with chiffon Of u different color
and have long handles with crysia,
tops.
The coatee o! brocaded silk crepe
continues its well deserved populsritv,
and no collection Of accessories Is
complete without it. Underwaists Q!
'shifIon or net, trimmed with lace, rib.
ion and silk roses. are considered the
proper garment to wear beneath lin.
gerie frocks. Petticoats are sold TO
correspond with the underbodices.
Style Hints For Summer.
In summer materials the crepe
weaves in all grades from silk to cot
ten are having an unprecedented vog.
ne. Then. for dressy wear, there are
the handsome silks with faille, char
meuse and MORE as the favorites. In
worsteds the light weight serges aud
poplins are modish and in cottons tina
eponges, linens and corded effects are
fashionable.
As in the days OF our grandmothers,
so now. the well dressed woman will
not appear IN the street without All
outer garment or semblance of one
and so there is Il large diversity in
coats and coat effects. Linen dresses
ale made up with the extension bodice
that Stimulates the cutaway coat.
Cut little Powered silk jackets are
TO be Worn with the lingerie dress and
open mesh novelty materials are used
fer the drcssy. coats and wraps worn
with the silk gown. AS the general
adoption OF the brassiere has climinat.
ed the necessity OF the combination,
ihese are no longer popular.
To wear with the fashionable Balk-
an blouse dresses there IS Il specially
designed Princess slip. 1t has the
lower portion gathered 10 yoke and
has no under arm curves. thus giving
the required blouse fullness above the
hip line. Below this it flts snugly and
hangs in the desirable long straight
lines to the bottom OF the skirt.
Summer brassieres are made to IL
closely above the bust line and are de.
void OF shoulder straps. This is both
in line With fashions decree and warm
weather comforts.
In parasols, bright colors and odd
shapes predominant. The Bulgarian
ColcrG are probably, the greatest nov.
elites and where the allover effects
are considered too vivid, this touch OF
eastern brilliancy is carried out in the
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