Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29

shadow lace or other fine weaves
combined with the embroidered ba-
tistc English eyelet embroidery.
which early in the season appeared
to have suffered setback, has been
coming into favor again in Paris and
here II is now shown more fire.
quently In batiste than In linen and
is deliberately embroidered as well as
"eyeleted.'
The sashes for summer gowns grow
in numbers and popularity A useful
sash for wearing with light summer
gowns Is that composed Of printed
gauze with the ends traced over with
metallic threads. Some Of the new
printed Eauzes are rarely beautiful
in color and design. In dun blue with
pattern Of blurred roses one of
these sashes would look well II trac-
ed over with dun silver threads; or
sign Of Japanese flowers in faded
tiuts and traced pattern on the Dor
dors done In copper threads
The sashes are always heavily
fringed and they add considerable
grace to the figure, for when cor
rectly arranged they mould the hips
and vaguely outline the waist The
fringed ends may be arranged in a
loose knot at one side, or they may
be passed round to the back and tied
in a large bow.
Fashions I'm motor apparel receive
more attention every season. In buy
ing motor apparel the custom usually
followed Is that Of matching up the
costume, Not that all the things
should be the same Colors, but they
must look as though they had been
| bought to be worn together This
certainly is a fashion which com
mends itself from one point of view.
Il shows that the garments belong to
the wearer and are not borrowed
from a friend in need or from ones
| hostess.
Picot ribbon lends itself so charm
ingly to the making Of girdles and
neck bows and hat trimmings that its
popularity increases every day--and
so every day the colors and designs
in which Il is shown likewise increase.
An attractive girdle with ends at the
| back and a big. fiat bow at the side,
is made Of wide Chinese blue picot
ribbon trimmed with tiny pink and
blue chiffon roses, applied as bands
across the bottom OF the sash ends,
and as a buckle in the center Of the
bow.
one Of the loveliest materials for
the somewhat formal frock of day
time wear in the summer is Bulgar-
ian printed Canton crepe A charm
ing design is light brown crepe print
ed with blue and lavender in a small
formal pattern with a groundwork
tracery Of black all over the brown
crepe
A sensible bathing suit for a little
girl consists Of mohair boomers and
"A knitted wooden sweater matching in
color. The sweaters worn for bath
ing are made with sailor collars and
Worn with a tie. For the smaller
child both boy and girl the one which
is taking its first dip In the water,
knitted wooden bathing suits, all In
one piece and buttoned on the should
ers. are the most comfortable and
durable. They are made in white,
with blue bands around neck and
sleeves. in red with white bands and
in blue with red bands,
So entirely satisfactory have gold
and silver cloth slippers become that
they are adopted as the one neutral
kind of footwear by all those who for
reasons economical and otherwise do
not indulge In slippers to match every
evening gown. The hosiery people
have made a decided success OF
matching six stockings to these slip
pers and heretofore no other kind OF
stocking was tolerated. but this spring
il became the fashion to match the
stocking to the skirt and then add
metal cloth slippers The effect is
much better