Arizona republican., 1914-11-28
MORNING GOWNS
 MUST BE SIMPLE
 IN CUT and STYLE
Attractive Models that are Simple to Make and Easy to Adjust.
THERE is no morning gown quite

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 in one piece style, that is, with blouse and skirt joined and closed together at the front. It can be slipped on in a moment, it is always neat and attractive, and it is thoroughly com fortable as well.
 If ones mornings are likely to be given over to household tasks and prosaic occupations of the sort, sturdy washable materials are the most de- siIable. If one can indulge in a morn ing of leisure and dainty occupations. such materials as pretty challis or cashmere in some becoming color, or albatross, might we'll be chosen. but always the cut and the style should be simple.
 In the illustration are shown six models and each one is good. Away at the extreme upper left is a gown that can be worn either by the home woman or the nurse, and whatever is available for the nurse is sure to be designed upon most scientific lines. The pockets in this one are a comnen- dation. Here, that gown is made of striped linen, blue and white, with collar and cuffs of blue, and a very pretty garment 1t Is.
 Plaids are singularly attractive this season, and there are really very beau tiful plaid cotton materials that make up attractively fer gown of this sort. The cne next the nurses costume shows one of these with plain collar used as trimming. Since plaid can be found in sturdy gingham as we'll as in the finer fabrics, it is an easy matter to copy the gown in them as well as always a satisfactory one.
 Whether it is wise to make the morning gown with long or three quarter sleeves must always be some what dependent upon the tasks that are likely to follow the breakfast hour In the center of the group is shown a pretty little model that Is made of cotton crepe in a really wonderful shade of blue with white collar and cuffs and with little black bow at the neck and black patent leather belt that mean exceeding smartness. The tucks that meet at the front edges make an un- usual closing and an attractive one.
 Side and diagonal closings are very general just now, to whatever use the costume is to be put. The two models that are closed in such ways are both pretty. practical dresses with skirts that are just wide enough for comfort without being very voluminous. The square neck is always pretty when il is becoming, and a great many womer find it in every way comforta ble anC desirable for morning wear but there is scarcely any one neck finish becoming to all, and this particular gown car be made with a high or with rounC collar whenever desirable. The skir is in four gores and the back gore ma, be either laid in box-plait o gathered.
 Almost every business woman wi ike the little V-shaped neck of tn next model, but for those who fin the V-shape not becoming or not con fortab!e, a little chemisette will b found which may be worn wileneve occasion requires. Here. the gow itself is made from light weight'wo' material showing an attractive twC colored checked design. with colli and cuffs of silk that match u darkest color.
 At the extreme right is shown one ( the most practical and satisfactor gowns of the entire group. It consis really of blouse and five-gore skirt, but the fronts of the blouse ar the fronts of the skirt are so well owe lapped that single button or hoe and eye at the belt is the only fasteI ing required, and every woman knoN the luxury of the morning gown tn can be slipped on without fuss or dela In the picture, the material for th gown is cashmere ira beautiful shat of gray, and the trimming is the sar material in an ivory white. A sor what more scrviceable gown could made of the same material in dark bl or of some pretty but simple washat fabric, and this season their name
 really legion.