Evening star., 1915-06-13

pussy willow taffeta which Is made
with full skirt, the bottom apparently
being turned up for a depth Of foot
or more, and fastened to the skirl win
buttons and rosettes. Another UNIQUE
feature of the gown is a crushed glrdle
of cerise taffeta and the enp.1smen' ,,,
broidery being done in Bulgarian
The bodice is fashioned on the order
of a bolero, with the upper part falllng
over the girdle in the manner OF
hlouse over this sometimes, Mrs.
Blodgett puts roomy coat or corded
blue silk, made with raglan sleeves and
the fullness drawn toward the back
where it Is held in place by band
Ave or six inches wide, which crosses
the back from seam to seam.
Mrs Theodore Baldwin wears a dark
blue gabardine tailored suit. with
killed skirt
Mrs. Baldwin in and mannish
Dark Blue Gabardine. e1ongated
blue sailor trimmed with berries, which
is a perfect foil for an ultra smart
parasol
This chic parasol is of dark blue taf-
feta with a wide band about the edge
fully eight inches deep, the center of
which for depth of four inches is
deep colonial buff. while the outer
edges are striped in blue and green.
The shape is rather fiat japanese
model.
Miss Mary Graham. daughter of the
assistant attorney general, wears a
semi-tailored plum-colored taffeta
frock. the accessories for which are
all of white.
There is white leather belt and
white organdie collar and vestee. She
wears white shoes with black trim
ming, tailored white straw hat and a
white fox scarf.
Mrs. Julian Ripley. who is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles }.
Bell, wears a very smart suit of dark
chic.
There is a plain. slightly fulled skirt
and tailored jacket with two-inch belt,
below which the hip-length coat skirt
a large sailor of black satin and chif-
fon, the crown being of satin, the brim
of chiffon, and at the left in front is
a large saffron -colored rose tilted on
the edge of the brim. She wears also
white fox scarf.
Mrs George Choate Kendall is wear
ing a severely plain tailored suit of
eponge or rough
Mrs. Kendall in surfaced linen, in
Suit Of Eponge. deeper than the
coat popular with some, reaching al
most or quite to the knees in back.
1t is a cutaway model extending about
gradually deepening to the knees in the
back. 1t is significant point that Mrs.
Kendalrs skirt is more narrow than full,
and Mrs. Kendall has just returned with
1t from Paris
Miss Howard, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Beale Howard, is wearing a very
smart frock, which goes to the other
extreme and measures fully nine yards
around the bottom. and is nine inches
from the floor. The gown is of striped
dark blue taffetao. The stripes, which
are about a quarter of an inch in
width and about an inch apart, are of
a lighter shade of blue and also of red.
There are three two-inch tucks about
the bottom, and around the middle of
and the belt, Is a wide f1ounce about
eighteen inches deep, which is shirred
on the skirt and .scalloped about the
bottom, the founce giving even an ad-
ditional fullness to the already bouf-
ant skirt.
There is deep yoke of shirring
about the hips. where the fullness of
the skirt is shirred into the belt. The
bodice is made with bolero with long
sleeves of chiffon. which are decidedly
bell-shaped at the bottom. where they
are gathered into a wrist band of
taffeta.
The three elder children of Mr.. and
Mrs Walcott Tuckerman's little family
of four are the
Tuckerman Children admiration of
in Quaint Frocks. them , o go quaint
and sweet are they in the little, old
fashioned frocks in which their moth
er dresses them.
They accompany their parents to
church every Sunday morning, and last
Sunday morning they were three very
demure little ladies in smoked frocks
of linen or pongee, the little slips
being shocked in white about the
neck and the wrist bands and falling
loose from the neck. They wore light
brown mushroom straw hats, each en-
circed with wreath of parti-colored
flowers.
They are always dressed alike, and
are like stepping stones or stair steps,
the younger seeming to be about four,
the next five and the eldest SIX. In the
winter they all wore mustard broad
cloth coats trimmed about the collar
and cuffs with bands of otter fur and
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