The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-07-25

tering their teens. The black patent
leather belt is run under the box
pIeats and marks a high waist line
To thc majority OF figures the raised
waist line is more becoming than the
normal. and especially to the slight.
undcyoloped figures on whom a
gown Of this type would show off to
the best advantage, The pointed
vest is of white net. matching the
undersleeyes. As these sleeves fall
away from the arm, they should not
be warm or uncomfortable, and they
40 cover an expanse of bones which
even the most enthusiastic admirer
of slender figures cannot acclaim as
beautiful
/ In all the hue and cry about ex-
yagaucc and immodesty the critics
do not seem to have noticed that
waists are Of charming simplicity
and an unparalleled comfort. All
they have observed is that the ma
terials are as transparent and filmy
as possible and that all necks are
more or less decollete.
III spite of the diaphanous quality
of these waists, however, women
| seem to be quite properly clothed.
These loose fitting, airy coverings
are ideally ADAPTED to summer ewar,
they are charming with their deli
cate ruffled tchus. And If any
body's sensibilIties are shocked by
the vision of the yelled lace and
broad ribbons and little flower gar
| lands of the underbodice which ac-
company them, then they must have
very distorted mental and moral
perception.
In regard to the daytime decol-
letgae, which is more pronounced
this season than usual. and which,
according to advices from Paris. is
to become more "audacious." we may
rs well keep calm and await devel-
opmcnts. At present there isn't any
| thing to be excited over. Our
grandmothers of sainted memory
were much more decollete in their
daily dress than we are dreaming Of
being,
The newest skirts to wear with
the sponge skirt are those in piquc.
The new pique is only a distant rel
attlye of the stiff pipe OF other years
as it is delightfully."- soft and supple,
The skirt is masculine cut. with the
exception OF the neck, which is in
variably finished by one Of the be
coming rolling collars which owe
their origin to the days of Marie
| stuart. The correct finishing touch
es ara added when a sash Of plaid
ribbon and 4 cravat to match are
adjusted No matter how severe
the skirt and shirtwaist may be, the
sash is sure to give the feminine
touch. The latest idea to fasten it
directly in the front with one or two
throw-over ends.
Fans claim their former place I'm
2 favor this season, and are popular IN
: dainty japanese paper as in the
I gauza and feather class In the pa
. per charming genuine Oriental fan.
. may be had for 50 cents each. one
f. shaped as a butterfly and tinted in
/ its natural soft colors has a rightfu
. amount of prestige This glitterine
t with just the correct degree of gilt
The sticks are bamboo, and little
? cotton tasscl finishes the hlt. For
!. rs cents a fan Of heavier paper j:
- shown, also really imported, This
Q has but a small amount Of decora
0 ton, and is strictly Japanese in it.
e artistic simplicity. The sticks ar,
I of darker bamboo than the other.
G Parasols come in natural promi
| nence with the sudden summer days
/ One shown is Of decorated chiffon
8 stretched tightly over the frame
t and over this one thickness or rath.
/ or thinness, of pure white chiffon
= AppliQued on this sheer foundation