Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06
By NINE. HAUTE MONDE.

n long glove Of dark gray suede
worn with white OF pale tinted
mushns The innovation looks rather
odd at first sight, bat L. really charm
ing and artistic.
With the exagseTatedfy deooTlste
Decks short sleeves are worn IN the
house. Sometimes tho arms are COW
cred with fine lace mtttens, but far
more often they are left bare, save
for a yelling OF tulle illusion. Here /
must again mention that scarfs Of
tulle illusion are worn at all hours OF
the day and with almost every kind
Of costume.
Many Of the newest rest gowns are
accordion pleated from waist to hem,
the material used being fine muslin
or equally fine Indian silk Then a
picture mantle OF lace or pale tinted
chiffon Is thrown In. a wide sash is
wound round the waist; sweet scent
ed flowers are arranged at the breast
and the boudoir cap is donned.
L.eglforn Is immensely popular this
year, not only for dressy summer mil
nnery, but also for simple tailored
hats TO be worn with linen and cot
ton frocks Of the same genre, or with
light tailored wool suits. They are
deliciously comfortable and easy on
the head, and will encroach on the
field in which Panamas hitherto have
reiRned alone. The latter are shown
IN new shapes This season, a Panama
sailor being one Of the novelties.
All Panamas are smaller the incli-
nation being TO a medium size, with
mannish crown and a comparative
ly narrow brim turned down part way
around. Another popular shape is al
most exactly that Of the regular
farmers straw hat rolling at the
sides. Plain ribbon bands are tied In
fat bow, with ends falling onto the
brfm The ribbon loops chara cteris-
tic Of the seasons millinery, are used
on some Of the Panamas also, but
are placed az the left side toward the
back.
great deal OF moire ia worn this
season bloth black and colors Lovely
shades are obtBinable In lime green,
deep cream. blue, dun gold and gray.
For smart tailored suit MORE makes
an admirable selection.
The French and the English have
invented charming fashions for the
child In the house, but II Is to our
own American designers that the child
who wants 10 have the time Of its
young life IN outdoor play must come
to be ideally fitted. The beach romp-
ems shown this season are enough to
make one sigh to be made a child
again. Beach aprons are boon. too
They are made Of blue denim bound
with red and embroidered (also in
red with the appropriate emblems Of
pail, shovel and so forth. The pail
design, planted squarely in the mid
die OF the apron, Is In reality a large
pocket, which win certainly be the
SOY Of the wearer.
Many girls from "A years Of age and
upward are wearing white ninon or
cotton crepe skirts with bssqued coats
of soft satin or silk embroidered
round the edge and upper portion OF
the sleeve These coats, which cross
over TO the left and fasten with two
stTk-covered buttons. have a soft friu
of net or lace down the front while
the low rundown collar has bow
OF black velvet as a finish, the waist
belt being embroidered IN wool or
floss silk, In willow and lizard green
pale blue, lavender and duh pink such
coats look most effective with white
skirts.
Ths inexpensive negligee gown for
hot weather Is OF sheer stun. and Is
usually white, OF shows a floral pat
tern IN delicate oolors on a white
ground. For these models, aside from
the hmono, variations OF the Empire
effect arc. perhaps, most IN evidence.
wide liberty satin ribbons run through
wide embroidery beading serving as
girdle and giving to the model more
trtmness than Is common to robes
which fall loose from the shoulders.
The Powered muslin negligees are, as
rule, little trimmed. save for friIs
Of Valenciennas lace to soften the
edges
Quite a feature OF the seasons
styles is the little cutaway corsage
that has a suggestion Of the position
back This is generally made over a
cream net corsage. At an events. the
ensemble looks IKE a little coat put
over summer vest or blouse: but il
is really all made in one. Sometimes
the sleeves are Of net, mousseiine, or
tulle illusion. and sometimes OF the
material Of the cutaway. satin. silk
shantung or pOngee.
This summer wells VIII be hong and
worn loosely flowing over the face
FraiI shadow laces are in favor for
them and washable Shetland OF a
filmy quality. Some have an open
mesh over the face, and the design Of
the veil is not carried over the open
weave part. These are named frame
wells" and are most OF them woven of
Italian silk.
Summer is the season for embroid-
cry. and the woman who puts in her
spare moments IN the preparation Of
dresses for the little folks win have
cause for Thanksgiving later on Most
children now wear cotton frocks the
year around. Ii is a far more Clearly
custom than putting a child into a
blue serge suit when autumn comes
and having il wear the suit day after
DAY as long as the threads win hold
together
Ii is predictd row that the Elton
Jacket and the hclero VIII have a
prominent place in juvenile fashions
next winter. These viii be embroid-
cred or braided in gay eoIors and viii
be charming on children The em-