The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-14

'PP0" Oh over tne mead or closed
at the center-front or back. Espec-
Tally becoming are those thar hang
from deep, square yoke, and of
these there are many varieties. for
below the yoke the material may be
side-pleated, box pleated with groups
OF large or small pleats, or Just
simply gathered. To define the
waistline, a leather belt, a regula-
ton cloth belt or long, narrow cir
die is considered correct with this
type OF frock. The belt being such
an important factor, then, It is not
surprising to find many novelties in
that line. One Of the latest Is a belt
which starts out by being wide in
front. but finally becomes divided in
to two narrow strips at the sides and
back. The upper halves fasten at
the back and the lower halves are
knotted loosely and hang down the
back. Exceedingly attractive, too.
are the pockets which give added
charm to these dresses. Pointed.
square, draped. 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 as serge, gabardine. velours,
broadcloth, checks and plaids. There
is little trimming on these frocks;
perhaps a touch Of bead or wool en-
broidery, a contrasting collar, SOU
tache braid, or fiat braid applied in
rows. The large assortment of fash
ionable colors. including burgundy,
plum, taupe. brown and green has
not ousted navy blue, which Is still
favorite.
For her social activities, sweet
sixteen may have her choice " soft
chiffon velvet. velveteen, taffeta,
satin. charmeuse. silk poplin or
Georgette crepe. depending on the
occasion for which her dress is in
tended. For dance frocks. tulle, silk
net. chiffon and Georgette are parti-
cularly girlish. while for very Ella
borate dress nothing Is more charm
ing than the silver tissue cloths. Her
slippers are Of satin, to match the
color Of her dress. or else of silver
or gold tissue.
Pale or bright pink. blue. maize.
apricot and white are the colors
specially adapted to the youthful
evening dress. Some delightful
frocks are composed of layers Of
tulle in different harmonizing colors
placed one above the other. and the
merging Of these colors produces a
wonderfully artistic effect.
If the selection of her evening
frock gives girl many thrills of
pleasure-and every one knows 1t
does-she also derives a great deal
of enjoyment from her sports clothes
Sports clothes, today, are wholly
charming. Such bright. gay colors
as are used for them can only reflect
the spirit of JOY and exuberance
which they embody. The enjoyment
of sports is really doubled by the
lovely clothes that are worn for
them.
The skirts of sports dresses and
suits are worn very short. and the
models are either plain or pleated.
With brlght-colored skirts are worn
slip-on middys of wool or silk jer-
sey in contrasting color. Hip
length coats of angora and fancy
woods are also frequently seen. The
accepted trimming for winter sports
suits Is either for or leather.
Scotch plaids and checks in bright
colors are very much In evidence.
Some Of the latest suits are dark
green with fine yellow lines forming
the checks. Others are In solid
block effects In golden brown and
black. and other pretty color COM
Ibinations