The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1915-01-20
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sUYyJ TO practice the most risE
frugaity-in the design ~
her frocks. The tendency toward Sim
plicity in dress is n.ure pronounced
than ever. and certainly there can he
no objection where there are So many
handsome models from which 10
choose.
The one piece fruck is OF much I'M
portance Just now. owing to the great
temand for dresses OF this type at the
fashiuna bile winter resorts Perhaps
there Is 70 material used 50 extensively
in the development Of Tie new designs
as taffeta 7-butl chiffon aEd pussy Mi
low taftsta. For drtsslnesa nothing e1.-
ceeds the silk in apppo rance. ana with
the objectionable crlspHcSs nnd reaJ
ness 10 split removed through muderu
processes Of manufacture. ta9eta he
comes q really seryiccable material
Checked and striped materials are ideal
FOR simple dresses because turir pat
terms inspire handsome color schemes.
Az far aa N,sts, yuAes aud collars G.t
concerned, they are So often az plain
white linen or silk iGHt thaTe Is to
need 10 WurtN about Their h3ynonlZirg
properties For iraids, embroidSr.cS
ami button trimmings, however. II is
We'll 10 look 10 the predominant tone rt
Il pattern for the foundation Of dcu-
orattye scheme.
Tailored costumes are severely plain.
conslsfing only of short coat Of stun
ming design and Short. rlpplra skirt
The coat is built upon long. slender
49, hot raaaa ,.
usually belted, hut Whether above or ru-
10" the waist line Is purely {, matter Of
personal preference.
The Russian blouse viii not pass out
OF style without struggle. ana ii ms
many ways OF asserting itself in the IN
coming styles. one Of the most con-
sp!cuous evidences OF the Russian in
huenoe are the stitched braid bands ex-
tending across the opening of "a coat
and the high, closed turn-down collar.
The number Of women who make
'hsit own frocks particularly when
they are OF simple desgn--is constantly
increasing DO not think for a moment
that the word homemade carried with
1t any reflection. BY the aid Df 3, good
pattern aud careful knoWltd2c III ma
terlais ana trimmings any woman Whu
hair tries can evolve a dainty frouk tor
herself less than half the cost sh.
would pay II the design were bought
r"adynade
%it Is always safe TO copy spring modes
from thu Styles introduced for south.
ern wear IN mid winter There are
many requirements for the sin who
travels, but usually II she can a.iord to
spend Two or three month"; at a fash
ionabie resort she is able 10 buy al the
clothes necessary for such tr!p.
The needs nf the winter resort ward
robe depend largely upon tho weather
There are seasons when one Is most
comfortable in linen or pique SKIRTS and
Thin white linen or silk blouses. A
white wool Norfolk coat or a white silk
sweater should be ready for any sud
den GOODNESS.
The women at a resort last winter
had reputation for their correct
dressing. One affected blue and white
combination and the other brown and.
white They wore with their tailored
Inch dresses or skirts and soft blouses
fine, soft dark blue and brown sweat
era. blue and brown heavy ribbed silk
stockings. striped hatbands, with their
chosen colors and ribbed silk four-in-
hand ties. With their daytime clothes
unless they wore all white, they used
the blue and brown color scheme.
One need not eonflne ones clothes 70
ghite altogether, rs there are charming