The evening world., 1913-06-03
Especially IL This True Of
Those in Business and
Professional Life, Says
Mrs. Wisand, Avfist-
Great Improvement in
Pact Tupo Years.
and Suifabil.
ity the Real Test and
"WeN Dressed" Does
Not Mean Mere Fashion
PLate-Exfyen,es in Cut
and Colovs Are to Be
Avoided.


Mar1Uevtte M00evs M0yshalI.
wAss u the perfect summer co.,
tSMe for scomewf
American artists have given W a
wealth Of suggestions In the course OF
this neutrality-suspicious. which range
from Grccian robes to MILDLY blouses.
and include pretty nearly everything
uPtwssn. The special needs Of plump.
slender. tall and short women have AL
bean thoroughly canvasssd. The boldest
Of " have received encouragement u
ny straight In the face Of prevailing
fAshions. while the more timid have
bssn urged 10 make use Of . nicer sense
Of selection In the rsplcnishmsnt Of the
summer wardrobe than they have shown
In the past.
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ASouIRgo WILL POWER TO
CARRY OUT the PLAN.
9his y excellent advice. But the woman
who follows Il must have . coed. stih
viii Of her own, whether che buys her
clothes Of taller Or OF . department
store clerk. Both Of these psrsons ere
aet 70 shink they know what ws want
btttsr than We Know n eursslvss. Many
women buy clothes which DO not suit
tAsa end which they coat like. siaapiy
btsaAss they ass unable - resist the
Dewer Of suggsstioa. Ana yet ~ Ssr.
soa carrying the purse hes the upper
hana Of the situation-if she WI only
uss It.
That the average woman u showing
more sense and indspsnAsncs In the
choice Of beg c,otass to-day Than ever
before 70 the opinion ot Mrs.. A6elins
Wigand. portrait and figure artist, who
has woa prisss at the NatienAi Academy
Of Dssiga. the National Arts Club aad
. Aumbsr Of other sxhitluens.
II 1--we on Stsssn IsianA." Nrs. Wisand
>siA me. "but my studio y In Aanhat-
tan. Going over on the boat every
morning and returning In the evening. I
have an sxoslisat opportunity to study
the everyday drsss q women and
young strls. During the past two years
have noticed = remarkable improve
msnt In the taste and simplicity Of the
costumes worn BY. business and pro.
fessional women. and this Improvement
has made for real beauty.
BEAUTY ooGo WITH sUiTA.
0llirv IN, ALL LINES.
Beauty and suitability 40 insspa.
rably connected everywhere. Take the
inslAnes Of the use Of he column In
architecture. The column Of the Orecian
temple u beautiful because II 10 suit.
able. There b purpose tor IL ex.
lstsncs: It upholds che roof Of the
building. But the architsct1 Of the
Renaissance took over che column with
out taking over the reason for it, be-
ang. They used II ~ . supsrimpossd
ornament, which supported notl1ng and
might have been knocked out without
In any way iniurtng the general struc-
turs. In this way the column lost VI
beauty and became an sxcrssoence.
Now. Just ~ the column u artistic
only when there ID some reason for III
use. when. In abort. II possesses suit.
| ability. 20 Q womAu's dress can b
approved BY the sstist only when Il Il