Evening journal., 1914-05-16
Dignity and Grace Are Appealing
characteristics OF this Stylish
Wedding Gown.

Moire. charmeuse, satin meteor, aud
crepe-de-Chine are charming mate
rials for such a dress. For the veii,
white tuile is especially pretty,
draped from a coronet of orange
blossoms, as illustrated
For the bridesmaids gown there is
no prettier fabric than daintily-tintej
organdy, plain or figured. The
charming model I have chosen for my
second illustration is of pale yellow
organdy, with triple ruffies of fine
meshed net bound with bias strips OF
Organdy. The becoming hat worn
with this dress is dream of old-time
leghorn loveliness in an adorable
fiat shape, trimmed with the most
exquisitely dainty flowers. Narrow
black velvet ribbon streamers of "the
once upon time" are caught at one
side, with one end forming a bride.
For her trousseau. many materials
and types of wraps and gowns are
suitable.
One of the new materials which is
most popular for summer wear is the
! lovely golfine, which comes in all
sorts of beautiful colors and several
I qualities. II has all the smartness
of corduroy without the weight, and
for sports clothes is much better
than the easily-mussed fabrics OF
former seasons.
A stunning suit for motoring oT
sports is made of the lightweight
golfine. with a straight skirt that has
lust a suspicion of drape from the
hip-line to the waist, and quite a
marvellous jumper. that hovers he.
tween a coat and a sweater. This is
either walked into" after the pre-.
sent-day manner of donning skirt
or put on over the head. A square
collar rolls back from the N-shapeC
neck. which is quite low, giving tho
pretty line to show the dainty blouse
underneath A three-inch loose bell
at the waistline finishes this
striking outing costume.
Then the wonderful top-coats, tha
are made of the heavier golfne, II
all the bright shades of the season
are perfect, since one need not lOol
warm and unhappy in a motor coat
for. although beautifully dressed, On'
can yet be fully protected One
lovely model has the long loose back
with a broad belt across the back, tn
front being long and straight, witt
large revers. One side of the coat Il
buttoned high, so that a loose drape'
effect is obtained. A high doubl
black velvet collar stands well ava,
from the neck. giving an air of jaun
tiness to an already wonderful coai
: Beautiful ratine in bright color
Z and large sporty-looking checks ar
among the summer suitings Lovei
straight, narrow skirts arc made q
! these checks, which should be wor
with a pretty blouse, and one Of III
e thin silk sweater-coats. These ar
l shown in the same colors as the -
. tine, and are eminently smart ia
p the well put-up woman who plan
? for days outing of any sort.
: For the dressy summer afternoo
g frOck, soft white crepes, with gOl
e geous colored figured borders, Al
distinctive, as are also the sam
I creDes with the daintiest sort {
colorings.
The blouses for the summer al
indeed things of beauty-so daini
d and cool The organdies are perfe'
in all the smart shades Of yellow
h blue, pink green, and rose. Most
them are trimmed with white cola
{ and cuffs. and often bows Of dark'
ribbons at neck and sleeves. On
4 very smart blouse is Of yellow o
CANDY with hslf-inCh stripes