Evening star., 1915-06-06

Miss Patten in with a shirt yoke
Blue Taffeta. of offosu elue .hr sink sa and gold
embroidery, the pattern being in
squares of an inch or two In size. Cuffs
are of the same gold and blue floss
| embroidery, and she wears with it
small black hat trimmed with gourra
feathers.
Miss Josephine Patten has a smart
frock also of navy blue taffeta and
chiffon. the skirt being of the silk. cut
In overlapping tunics. each trimmed
with bands of taffeta.
The bodice is of the chiffon, which is
cut surplice, and opens over vest of
white chiffon, which reaches a foot
below the girdle, and which Is fas-
tened down the front with tiny white
chiffon buttons.
1t is crossed by a girdle of white
cloth braided on either side with a
pattern done in gold thread. smart
touch to which is the employment Of
jade green slides. With this Miss Pat
ten wears a black chip hat with black
aigrette.
Mrs. Woodbury. Blair wears black taf-
feta model which Is trimmed down the
front with jet buttons. and has a long
tunic which opens down the front; an
Implement of jet embroidery in the
back. extending over the hips, being
smart feature.
HAT WIN lnlS gown IL a OiaCk CHIP
trimmed with chiffon ornaments. sug
gestive of pin wheels, each one edged
around with jet.
Mrs. Warden has an effective black and
white striped gown, the skirt being laid
in knife pleats, the black satin stripe on
the outside.
These pleats are confined about the
hips. the white stripe showing only when
the slender wearer walks or moves, the
white from the hips down being promi
nent as the black.
The same idea is carried out in the
bolero Jacket, the satin being laid in fat
pleats and only a suggestion of the
white showing. White chiffon and lace
soften the front and Watteau shaped
hat OF fancy rough straw in black gives
an air of piquancy.
The fancy for wide awning stripes is
still popular in bouses and sweaters. and
Mrs. Joseph Letter
Awning Stripes wears a becoming
in New Blouses. dA'.t snd un',a -. ola raui olue
| tied in about the waist with sash, and
blue
Miss Francise Williams apparently has
round felt outing hat to match each one
of her sweaters, wearing recently a pale
pink sweater and felt hat, and the other
day at the cavalry drill at Fort Myer
cherry red sweater and felt hat which
with a white corduroy skirt and white
! fox stole made a charming dash Of color
against the green Of the campus
The sweater has taken on a new lease
on life. since it favorite garment for
evening wear as well as daytime and
| sporting events.
The latest wrinkle is a sweater coat
! which reaches to the knees, is made of
| white Italian silk and trimmed down the
front and around the bottom with white
| fox fur
One of the brides of the near future
| has such garment in her trousseau for
| evening wear. while for mornings she has
| a pink sweater coat made of crepe de
chine. 1t is exactly like the knitted
| sweaters in shape, but is of crepe. tailored
instead of woven.
Evening sweaters trimmed with fur
come in all colors. but the fur trimpHng
| is usually white fox or Fisher fur with
the former strong in the lead.
| The same bride-to-be brought back
With her from a recent trip to New
York som e
Charming Ideas charming ideas
for Garden Wear. e0a. e0p ga. g ro .nn =
! morning frocks. The latter are skirts
of cretonne with blouses Of white ba
tiste. with collar and cuffs of cretonne
to match the skirt.
! A striped cretonne skirt in tan and
white awning stripe is made with a
yoke reaching over the hips, and from
that is suspended a two-breadth skirt,
which is slightly fulled on the yoke.
There is a narrow belt at the waist.
fastened in the center of the back with
q buckle, such as 10 used on mems