El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-13

Q by feminine grace until IL is no longer
| to be recognized as the tailored suit we
used to know, IL is the smartest Of the
smart, and worn with a simple linen
/ blouse, these are worn in the afternoon
everywhere White piQue WaistcOats,
with revers and points that show be-
low an evasiye basque, is an attractive
method Of replacing the blouse.
This is worn with a simple skirt,
possibly having a tunic, but always
with a very studied cut which does not
hide the silhouette The sleeves are
long and button fairly high, while the
shoes TO be worn with this type Of COS
tune are laced or buckled with simple
silver buckets
The handbags are small and IN velvet
but no longer in the form Of tobacco
bags. The umbrellas and practical par
asols accompany these costumes; they
are in silk Of solid colOrs. usually A
smoky gray. with a leather handle hav-
ing a monogram Of brilliants. This is
typical Of the approved tailor costume.
and no matter where the woman is who
wears this dress she Is among the most
elegantly cOstumed of women. even if
It is at The Dansant
A string Of enormous pearls-the
larger the pearls the more correct-is
usually worn with this costume 1t is
also very smart TO wear two pearl rings
on the left hand, one black and one
white-but what quality of pearls
while on the right hand is worn a large
marvellous gems
The hats are small and are no longer
pierced by large hatpins; instead, two
little jeTeled pins, very short are
placed at each side. This IS all that is
necessary TO hold the small tOuues and
the straight cylinder hats, which en-
tirely imprison the head.
The tricorne is an excellent type Of
hat now in favor II is very small, and
1lts close TO the head; placed crOswise,
II Is charming with a dark skirt and
cape, with the bretelles crossing on a
decOlete blouse. The gloves for this
costume should -se particularly large
and without buttons and long. even if
the sleeves Of the blouse are also long.
The reign OF the pleaIed tuufc has
invaded the evening. We see charming
dance frocks that sway and swing with
the rhythm OF the dance in the most
graceLul manner One such gown had a
new long, gathered STRAIGHT BASQUE
sleeveless low cut in front and high at
the back where 1t fiared with a Japa-
nese collar effect This BASQUE was Of
citron-colored taffeta, and a sash Of the
same tsLIela passes high over the right
MP anG, knotting just above the knees
at the left Of the front, falls almost to
the aLhLe IN Two ends. The underskirt
OF lnis Irock was Of the taffeta, and
o l,g ~ nung the long-pleated tunic Of
SIX EolIe-a fabric that viii have
s - eillsl iuOus vogue this and the coming
~ Most 2t,, truly feminine are the charm
~ lTllly dresses which are the vogue
ms ms summer. Dainty, lace-frilIed ruff
lIes, and lots OF them, are the only
q INNING OF many summer frOcks,
WINE lace, with a capitnl J.. is reigning
sgpI enc In fact, woman is surrounded
WIN al the delicate and dainty mate
rails which set forth her points Of
beauty 10 the best ADVANTAGE Despite
me talk that suffrage will MASCULINE
lhe woman. tu- nearer she comes to /
garb.
There is a deliehtfuIIy fragile lace
,aIied Chinese lace. Quaint pagOdas I
ma fierce dragons are work~d On a |