Evening journal., 1914-08-07

kWfutcn Tor the United Ircss.l
What's in namef" Bill Shakespeare
said;
Indeed. there's much, we wot,
When Susan's in her sweater
IT'S dubbed sweetcr ON the spot.
NEW YORK. Aug. 7.--Swcatcr was
an all right name for the erstwhile bulky,
all-wool article the color of dremuns
shirt, or a blue funk when affected by
college athletes or an Incorporating
drab when worn by poor, butt honest,
and anaemic maiden ladies The dainty
silkon garments of hectic hue now
sported by the unfolding lilies of the
moneycd smart set is as much entitled
TO shed its sordid and uncsthctic name
as the butterfly which doesn't oven have
nee grub on It's visiting. cards
Nothing lovclier, more appropriate nor
more comfortable for wear over white
trock or with a white waist and skirt
can be found AT the summer resorts this
season. The colors are so WILDLY ar
dent as to recall the dyeing of am
cicut Iyrian dyers. The Duchess of
Marlborough must have different
sweater for each day in the week ac-
cording TO the busy little Newport cor
respondents, for every society note
quotes her IN different tinted sweater
coat Perchancc she owns some of the
chameleon variety. for some of these
exquisite silken affairs are knitted with
a background of one shade OF silk. and
the rib of a contrasting color The eff.
I stF If a
each turn of the wcarcr rivals the opal
or the cockatoo for variety.
Some of the fascinating new sweaters
are cut ON Norfolk lines with wide
belts of the same texture while others
have sashes with deep fringes. Many
show q long unbrokcn line from should
or 90 knee, but all Of the hest models
show low N-shaped neck with roll
ing white collar Of organdie.
Apropos of the collar subject. tho
really smart fare collar for your frocks
from now on, or off, must have bias
edging of black, old blue or some dark
contrasting tone that will carry ont the
color scheme Of your gown.
To wear an all white organdic col
lar any more. stamps you immediate
/ ~ as behind the fashionable times.
/ Some of the new colOr-bound collars
have the odging Of black braid. while
a tiny bias fold of the desired color
b6tiste finishes the others.
Since there are sweaters and
sweaters. and not the least Of these
the human species (aithough II may
be a bit inelegant 10 mention I'D II
seems not amiss to treat for para.
graph or two of the very newest
dress shields. Owing TO the trans
parent mode OF dressing. II was M
10 some one 10 invent a less visibl,
form OF this unsightly summer neces-
siiy.
The ever-ingenious French have
obliged with close-htting shield OF
I fiesh-tinted. silk-covered rubber, guar
anteed TO escape the closest observa-
ton. even under the single thickness,
OF thinness. of chiffon, which Is now
/ by courtesy and custom dubbed a
| blouse. Though these new dress
/ shields are flesh-tinted they are by
no means skin. They are we'll
worth the rather fancy price which
attaches to them as an imported and
as yet exclusive creation.
For the more fastldious OF the
/ feminine fair ones, the shields come
scented with the wearers own indi-
vidual perfume And indeed, a dis
tinctive and personal perfume is as
| essential a part OF the well-dressed
woman today as are her made-to-
order stays She either chooses her
favorite odor and has Il carried out
In her sachet. her bath crystals. pow
ders, perfumes. and soaps. or she
HES her 10 q perfume specialist and
puts herself in that gifted and costly
individuals hands to be fitted out
with a subtle scent perfectly attuned
TO her type or personality. This be-
ing accomplished according TO the
experts satisfaction and a good sized
| check, the personally perfumed per-
I son has her house and her clothes all
/ gone over 20 match and is nenceforth
always in good odor. For all frank,
I open, wholesome natures clean. pun
/ gent scents like carnation. violet and
nignonette are proper. The volup-
tiOus charmers are strong for seduc-
/ tive Oriental odors like the dangerous
! tube-rose, locust gardenia frag-
RANGES. while the sweet girlish inno-
cents are saturated with the sac
cherine scents of the rose lily of the
valley and lilac.
l1 this sort of thing keeps up even
n blind man soon can put the
feminine passerby down in her own
proper tempermental category.