Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-03

risian designer and shows machine en-
broidered batiste combined with the
plain net In q new effect called tie
Moorish arch dessgn-that Ia the pat
tern OF the entrosdered bstiste Is .
border effect ic deep. rounded scallops.
and below thes sesllops net Is set irtG
the skirt In series Of arches. The eff
feet is carried out also on the bodice
and sleeves. =
In al the costume world this season
both In lingerie frocks and y.9o,en ina
seriAls .hare is let of colo. Cne u,igIt
slma't crijcise the too itrai-sI nss or
color et this sCssoL ot ta-. year. fer
many Of The mare interSe Shaees ss,e
goibg TO adIase lsrse aanci-ns d heat
OF v.arIn oayA Aad, 60 add to tsiA m
preston Of warmth. may OF irt iavDT'.
e6 mate:scis reeni more adapted -
wirie-. The teaele effects o. the
eptnEes, the hsavy corded Aprearan CO
OF the res,s and needle cloths. even the
sumu:sr weight velou,s de laine exc
the cote de cheval ard tire cotton vel
vet and cordur oys. all have an air c.
kgavirass ard weight which is sure TO
be Oppressive when the THERMOMETERS
is flirting with high records
Despite this serious charge Which
may be brought against some of the
new costumes. there are many others
that possess a charm 50 insistsnt that
they would appeal II any weather. The
three piece silk costumes belnng to this
class ard are sure 10 be prominent.
The worsan who must cc,.aensrate all
hel pennies ola oGs SIT h:tSever, is not
folns 10 invest hi n .llk costume. II
ma alters little which t:pe of silk IS
chosen. The heavy crepe dc chimes.
many or : hici, ara kao.En sS Canten
crapes have icfliaps ne ArSt sank hut
they hare c,ose -iyalS IN the new sum
nler Weigh n,oire. clarmelse.. faille,
pob,in, feuiare and even taffata The
latter has no. entirely lost caste--in
fact, some OF the bes. cortsirierE use II
freely. While the piain fabrics are un-
douhtedjy mere satisfactory N the long
run than the figured goods. the b,oche
effects arc more fashionable. The en-
tire costume may be Of broche material
or merely the Jacket or the skirt, with
the Complementary garment OF plaif.
goods If the costume must be con-
sidered as an investment to holi guoG
for another season the wiser choice
would be plain material. with broche
goods introduced as the trimming.
Gay with Bulgarian colors are many
of the best looking frocks Of the sea-
son. The charming little model carry
ing out this idea is seen in one of the
illustrations. The black and white
pr;nt CONVEYS but a slight idea OF the
charm of this gown. which is made of
cotton Grape trimmed with black chif-
fon. green silk pipings. small gilt but
tons and bands of richly colored Bull
garian embroidery. A pretty model is
also pictured for the young girls sum-
mer frock. The material used is pink
ramie linen. The new skirt line is very
graceful. and the use of belt straps at
the waist line is also new note. Col
lar, cuffs and straps are embroidered
in a rather deeper shade OF pink. The
skirt is short enough to show very
modish buttoned oxfords in patent
leather with du!, kid tops
Epcnga--cr, il your French is rather
uncerta!a you might cali 1t crash-is
the material Iiiat is making some of
the sn.aE.test aud most expensive of
summer gowns. The natty little dress
seen IA the cut is Of tan eponse COM
bined with plain linen. The Only trim
ming used is large white pearl but
tons. The chieness of the costume is
attained in the very unusual way in
which the two materials are combined
CATHERINE TALBOT.