New-York tribune., 1913-07-13
Reach Costume Severly
Simple at Newport
and Flufler at
NarraganSett.

-.. Girls and young matrons az New
:. ,sein the day, as a rule. with tennis
~, casino followed by a dip in the
thai laps the shores OF fashionable
.s|.,,s Beach. For tennis they wear
p-', ,.verely tailored white skirt and sim
~ ..,-tUaiet. and as they do not change
r' ,,s.,rne except for a bathing suit
''- Dc, he considered the typical beach
- -. Of the Newport girl But al
,,..'..sgsnsett Pier, across the bay the
-'s es we'll as the matrons, wear frilly'
-. thin frocks Of crepe and muslin
.,s beach in the morning. Here the
,..scs parade IS an important feature OF
y. Asv's social programme. The more
"-~s,,c members Of the summer colony
ss, the ball across the net on the
.,. D. court IN the early morning, but the
80. &c summer eirl does not make her
s'...rsnce until the bathing hour. Then
.ss most fetching Of summer gowns.
- large hat swathed in wells and
,....,ts6 by one Of the newest parasols.
=, trims along 20 the beach
TWO STYLES FOR BEACH RESORT
-, summer r.rl al the other seashore
..,o-ts usually chooses one Of these TWO
- ~ dressing At the smaller less
'...,..r,,o-al resorts she wears either the
.....,sist and skirt or a simple linen
80. Al the more formal places, where
,,.,,' life is a replica Of that in town
80 the winter. she prefers generally
-,9-e dressy frock OF cotton crepe
"a, orraudy or one Of the thin sum
80 stges. A certain simplicity OF style
~..,,,r,sbes 49,. these gowns from the after
- costumes fashioned from the same
materials
SALT AIR AFFECTS DYES.
r., ,~actcal reasons the white costume
d. ,ss most satisfactory Tor the beach. as
=, ,rr cannot fade it II Is certainly
s.,,y-arinc 90 spend time and money on
=, ,o,oye6 frock and have the sun face u
!. srssk, the first or second time II is
80 And parasOl is really d very
,,-s- protection ON the beach, II mds
800 tho face. put the sun has plenty oi
,-,o-,u-ities to ruin the irock. salt an
,,s. affects certain an...ne dyes eSpe.
,',rv those used IN the cheaper grades OF
,,,,o8 goods. so that the sun cannot Oe
p,rsd for al the damage wrousht o"
.,fo-ed costumes az the beach.
-,s affection that white soils quickly
+, y. very forcefIl In the case OF the
rsts beach costume. for SAND is sue"
.,ss, dirt that a white gown can Oe
,o-r many times before 10 must MAKE p
~, n the tub. II the laundry o.i.
r.-s up threaterirgly however there
=. ,ss natural shades OF linen the soit
~, sro which the sun likewise does
,,, fade. -.-.
mere IS q certain monotony 10 the pct
20, rrezeu.sd by a beach dotted over WIN
,r.Tsi,. costumes which is relieved TINS
,.-ns- by the introduction o. q A0eEa!
,-oprf Of color The sun can 90 niue
amaze 10 d sash Of brilliant green VI
n and even ~ IL does fade II is d COM
n-snyely simple matter 10 replace u
lie stockings and the ribbon on the ha'
nav continue the color scheme.
NEW WEAVEs POPULAR
Yas ago linen was the stahoOF I'i
rs beach costume. and nine out Of ten
7oaea appeared in q suit or dress oi
nsn. tho more practical in natural coli
-a linen. Linen Is sull popular, ana
IA. newer weaves are softer and more
s-srsblc than those sold IN the past
yt even tho new linens will wrinkle. And
row can one sit on the beach Tor any
t,gth Of time without getting some
wrinkles in a skirt? In cotton ratine or
,2onge these wrinkles will shake out
quickly: hence one Of the reasons for the
,asssing popularity Of cotton eponge.
ms is an ideal beach fabric. nothing
psns 10 injure It, and even the colorea
Ponge does not fade as quickly a. the
olored linens. The broche eponge' with
-.sssS .ev or mini o- hluc figures against