Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-08

{ AtSiBI IS gwen prominence ara A4it
1 damask matelasse which has the rib
! bed background and a thick raised
/ line satiny ornamental scroll design.
/ There is a taffeta brocade, simple
] Ondoyan. material also a matelasse
! satin bTocade. In the crepe brOCades
/ which ore especially suitable for
| dresser the crepe faconne has faille
| ground with slender dull satin figure.
Delightful little sachet cards to be
used in place OF perfumed bags are
! prepared especially to slip In between
/ dainty garments, gloves. handker-
/ chiefs and ribbons The cards are in
/ expensive and can be renewed when
the fragrance grows faint
The fashion OF the sloped out neck
/ opening is becoming more and more
| general, but the rundown collar IS
! less often seen. Now that il has be
! come common property and is seen
/ on all the ready made blOuses, pref
/ ercnce is given TO the ruChe Of pleatcd
| tulle, framing the opening OF a cor
sage and placed zen montant." so that
/ the neck Is set Off by the Wilderness
/ OF the ruche, which is much more be
/ coming and looks less hard, especially
1 when the coat is worn over the cor
| s9ge. An edging OF feather OF mar
! about Is also very becoming and very
much used for afternoon dresses.
Coat effects on gowns give a pleas
/ Ing novelty IN summer fashions. No
matter how unconventional one may
! decide to be, few women have the
courage 10 go about in town with
/ out some sort OF an outside wrap
GNnpt limos thean pBaf TINS ara gTFw
marked and are exactly like the va
rious bloused coat models, except that
they are a part Of the dress and can
not be removed. Then again they
are simply indicated by the manipu-
lation Of the draperies and trimmings.
The bathing beach Is going 10 be
more brilliantly binding than ever
this season. for added 10 the glitter
or sky and Sea and yellow sands
Will be the glitter Of rhinestone
I trimmed bathing caps These daz-
ding AFFAIRS are the very latest thing
at the French beaches. and women
who 20 in for fand posing rather than
actual swimming arc especially en-
thusiastic over the glitterlng caps
which are. OF course, adorably pref
ty and equally adorably becoming,
though one can not say much for
their practical qualities when II comes
10 keeping the hair dry-which used
TO be the first duty OF a bathing cap
In fact. the new caps are more like
boudoir caps than bathing caps
The battlemented hchu IL now the
/ proper thing and the linen collar and
/ iabot with a sharp pointed edge rules
Ia fashion. Sometimes the battle
q M Ia.
around and sometimes they are made
OF fine machine embroidered edging.
/ which comes In such patterns IN a
variety OF effects Embroidery trim
med neckv ear--if the embroidery rs
/ very fine and distinctive in character
1 lis now much more fashionable than
/ lace garnished models. and embroid-
/ cry collars just on the white tone and
| in creamy and pale ecru tintS are es-
pecially exclusive in character
A big supply OF one piece froclSs OF
thin cottons or linens should be in
/ cluded in every seashore outfit. and
I such frOcks are TO be had at surpris-
inRly low rrices II one buys them
ready made Or they NAV be made
up at even smaller expense by the
amateur seamstress, with the aid OF 4
good pattern.
n you have violet wedding. IL
would be a clever idea TO have white
and green decorations. The bride
should carry white violeto and have
her table decorated with them, and
white carnations with ferns for other
tables. or purple violets and maiden
hair ferns
A clever idea for a summer we'd
ding is the daisy wedding, for which
that flower forms the decorative
scheme. and daisy chains are fes-
TONED over windows and arChed
doorways. and arranged in other al r.
tistic designs throughout tho house
Tho bride should be gowued In white
ana should carry a bouquet OF daisies
The bridesmaids should be attired
in yellow, with hats 10 match, and
carry big daisy bouquets.
The mustard colored parasol is the
within OF the houT-amoug the eN-
Clusives, These parasOls have not
vet become the fashion with the
masses. among whom is still the favor
for grass green as a proper psrasoI
hue for summer days one can not
say that the mu gtRrd colored sun
shade is cool looking but Il is very
very smart especially when Il has q
long handle OF carved black wood
Carried with a black costume such
parasol is also most effective
though 10 has its pronounced lmita-
lions az far as blue. pink and iavCn-
der are concerned. White parasols
OF alloyer embroidery have Innings
OF mustard colored silk with han
dies in creamy. carved ivory effect
and the mustard hue Is also evident
I'm border bands Of taneta on para
soils OF flow cred stun
There IS one unalterable law I'm the
ethics Of dress, and that is that the
parasoI must harmonic with tho
gown Every woman NAV have one
or maybe two-parasols a summer.
but only the occasional woman cas-
am1rd a Darasol 70 match every cos
tune. So 10 behOOves the ayera 81
woman TO plan well her summer out
fr. making certain that the one. OF
the two, pa~asOls she may afford, are
going TO nj in successfully with he'
various ColCr schemes. 10 Is usually
. NlsesJ 90 select three colors and sJigb
, Co them. IN this way mistakes are
F. less apt 10 be made.
( The bathing suit OF the season en-
bodies the glowing Co,0rs of the pres.
enc mode Never has the Anglo sax.
s On eve Eazed upon such g0rgeousuesS