Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-17

The slender sTaCe Of youthful fFuTe.
tnau the modes which now prevail
The one piece Dress Peculiarly
Adopted 90 Youth.
IN one-picCe style are the majority
of dresses whether they are 10 be
! slipped ON over the head or closed al
] thc ccutcr-front or back Especially
/ bcComiug are those that hang from a
I deep. square yoke and Of these there
are many varieties, for below the
/ yoke the material may be side-pleat-
4 90 box pleated with groups Of large
o. small pleats, or just simply gath
cred To define the waistline. leath-
cf belt. regulation cloth belt or q
/ long. narrow girdle is considered cor
rect with this type Of frock The belt
being such an important factor, then,
10 is not surprising TO find many nov
cities iu thar line One Of the latest is
belt which starts out by being wide
in front but finally becomes divided
into two narrow strips at the sides
and back The upper halves fastcn
40 the back and the lower halves are
kuutted loosely and hang down the
back Exceedingly attractive, also.
are the pockets which give added
square. drapcd, gathered or plain they
appear IN every conceivable form.
Her Practical and Formal Dresses.
For practical wear the young girl
wears dresses Of the popular woods,
such aH scribe gabardine, yelours,
bTOadCluth. checks aud plaidE There
BE- little trimming on these frocks'
perhaps a touch OF bead or wool em-
hrOidery, "a contrasting collar, SOU
taChe braid or fiat braid applied In
rows. The large assortment Of fash
innahlc COlofs including burgundy,
plum. taupe brown and green has not
oustcd navy blue, which Is still a
fayOrite
For her social activities. sweet six
teen may have her choice of soft chif-
fon velvet vclvotcon taffetu, satin,
Charmcusc. silk poplin or GeorRctte
crepe, depending on the occasion for
which her dress is intended. For
dance frocks, tulle silk net chiffon
and GcOrRcttc are particularly girlish,
while for very elaborate dress moth
ing IS more charming than the silver
tissue cloths Her slippers are OF
satin. 90 match the color Of her dress,
or else Of silver or gold tissue
Pale or bright pink maize apricot
and white are the colors srcoiallv
adapted TO the youthful evening dress
Some dclightful frocks are composed !
Of layers Of tulle In different harmon !
iziug colora placed one above the 9th !
or. and the merging Of these colOrs |
produces q wonderfully artistic If |
feet.
II the selection Of her evening frock (
gives a girl many thrills OF plonsure-
ana every one knows II does she al
iO derives great deal OF enjoyment !
rom her sports clothes. Sports clothes
Odav are wholly charming Such
right gay colors as are used for
hem can only reflect the spirit Of JOY
nd cXuhcrauce which they cmbOdy
'he enjoyment Of sports Is really dou-
lied by the lovely clothes that are
worm for them.
The SKIRTS Of sports dresses and
uitB are worn very short, and the
models are either plain or plcatcd.
With bright-Colored SKIRTS are worn
Upon middys Of wool or silk Jersey
% contrasting color lIip-lougth
oats OF anE0ra and fancy woods are
lEo frequently seen The accepted
thinning FOR winter sports suits is
lther fur or leather
Scotch plaids and checks In bright
olors are very much In evidence.
ono Of the latest suits are dark
rccn with fine yellow lines forming
he checks. Others are in solid block
fleets IN golden brown and black, and
Their pretty color combinations.