Evening star., 1915-05-23

0 style they like have most of their
Mrs. Draper Wears after that mode, nod e
Certain Style. times being in
color of material or trimming.
Mrs William F. Draper, widow of the
former ambassador to Italy. wears a
certain style of gown or suit most of
the time The model is a hiplength
coat, falling in long. straight lines
from the shoulders. and a moderately
full. plain skirt. Sometimes the suit is
gray. sometimes lavender and some
times black and white. Each suit is
elaborately embroidered in self tones
down the front of the coat. and down
the front panel of the skirt. usually.
Also the embroidery extends around
the bottom of the coat and about the
hem of the gown.
A French gray and lavender suit
that Mrs. Draper has worn lately have
been almost identical. except for the
color. Mrs. Draper also always has
her hats to match in color the gown
or suit with which it is to be worn
With the gray suit her hat is a round
hat with hrim and encircled about the
low crown with gray ostrich feathers
and stick-hp of one or two plumes
The lavender suit has a hat of the
same shade of straw. trimmed with
tulle of the same shade also and clus-
ters of light and dark purple pansies.
Another gown. however. that Mrs
Draper has worn recently is black
and-w white-striped silk. made with two
wide f'ounces about the lower part of
the skirt and close-fitting bodice end
ing at the waistline. which on the oc-
casion when seen was almost entirely
covered with long ape of beautiful
fine black thread lace. Mrs. Draper
wore with this moderately large
round hat the crown banked up with
ia ri or
white.
Mrs Lawrence Townsend wears
smart suit of black hrocaded satin.
plain tailor
Mrs. Townsend Wears m d hip
a Black Brocade. and moder-
ately full skirt. the seams piped with
white.
The buttons down the front of the
coat are also encircled with rings of
white and the narrow leather belt is
of black and white. beneath which
small peplum extends over the hips.
The hat worn with this suit is black
straw sailor with wreath of daisies
with black and white alternate leaves
and white centers about the crown.
Mrs Garrison McC'lintock is wearing
o charming frock of dark blue chiffon
and figured silk
Mrs McClintock the figures being
small roses in
In Blue Chiffon. natural shades of
pink. The gown is made with bodice
of the figured silk with sleeves of chif-
fon. and the skirt is alternate bands of
silk and chiffon, giving the effect of
stripes of plain and figured material.
each band being about four inches
wide.
The hat that goes with the frock is
no less attractive. II is small mush-
room model of dark blue straw and
about the crown is a mass of cornf1ow-
ers and old fashioned phlox.
Mrs McClintock always manages to
acquire hats out of the ordinary. and
a pretty little leghorn sailor she wears
IL made with a crown of cream chiffon
the chiffon shirred and drawn together
TO the center and fastened by a button.
The trimming is large water lily
directly In front. the petals of which
are slightly touched with pink.
Another very pretty hat trimmed with
water lilies is that worn by Miss Ruth
Anderson. 1t is
Miss Anderson's Hat small chip
hat in lovely
With Water Lilies. soft shade of
green and has on one side toward the
front two large pond lilies. the green
centers of which correspond with the
green of the hat and the suit with
which the hat is worn. Norfolk of
rough cloth in a becoming shade of
spring green
Mrs Howard. who was formerly Miss
gown of shot green and blue taffeta.
The full skirt is made with a puffed
drapery about the hips suggestive of
panniers, and the bodice is a draped
model. the folds of the silk being
brought across the figure like a wide
girdle. up al far as the arms. From
there up the gown is of dark blue chif-
fon. and there is high standing
Medlci collar of heavy cream lace and
deep cuffs of the creme lace
A little black hat with wings adds a
touch of piquancy.
Mrs Edward B. Mclean has given
up some of her A10TA'. .,m0,n gowns 70, .n,r, the
Mrs Mclean in waist suit and
is seen fire.
Shirt Waist Suits. quently in
these becoming gowns. She wears one
particularly pretty one In an apricot
silk. made with full skirt and tailored
tie, patch pockets and other mannish