The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-10

goodly number of delicately colored
organdies.
Sports suits, too, are often worn
at the luncheon hour that is, the
soft, glove silk coats in the favored
bright colors, combined with skirts Of
pongee in the natural shade, or with
white or the popular stripes, in WV
i'd combinations. The daintiest OF
blouses are worn under these coats,
Of a pastel colored Georgette, batiste
or handkerchief linen.
Popularity Of Georsette Froeks
The white Russian frock of Geor-
gette, with perhaps a touch Of con-
trasting color on cuffs or collar is
one of the favored designs for after
noon and evening wear in the city
Georgette is delightfully."- cool and
graceful and lends itself particularly
well to the seasons styles, both for
daytime and for evening wear. It is
one of the sheer materials which real.
" washes and wears very well, max
ing It practical for the modish trans
parent sleeve, the costume blouse and
the dance dress.
For dance dresses, the printed
Georgettes are youthful and pretty;
some of these have printed borders,
and plain white or colored grounds,
and then again the softly tinted rose
or conventionaliZed design is scatter
, ed over the material, on a ground of
white or stripes. II is most effective
and satisfactory for many purposes.
One Piece Froeks
Although many cling to the tailored
suit with its contrasting blouse, even
in the warmest weather, the one piece
dress is becoming more and more OF
favorite. One OF the most attract
i've of simple serges noticed recently
was made of two straight widths,
belted in loosely with belt of the
material embroidered in n dark red
| soutache. The armholes were cut
out deeply and bound. With this
frock was worn n white Georgette un'
derblouse with loose flowing sleeves,
the lower edges bound with rose col
or: the wide collar was also bound
with the rose. 1t was a charming lit
tie model because OF its simplicity,
and very youthful in its straight
lines.
The heavy linens, too, are effective
for street wear. Ivory white, French
blue. the soft pale grays, and cool
looking greens are among the favor
ed shades in these linens. Many OF
them are cut along the straight lines
of the serges, being pleated often on
to a shoulder yoke and belted In
loosely with a belt or sash of the
same material as the frock. An es
pecially pretty white linen on this
order. was made with a touch OF
black on the collar and sash.
The sash is quite smart just now
on all types OF dresses, from the sim
pie serge to the afternoon tahsta OF
pongee. II is usually narrow and Is
made of the material of the dress, oil
of satin. when the frock is serge
generally a motif is embroidered or
70 ends. in colored beads or wool
Many of these sashes cross in the
front and are knotted in the back
loosely and gracefully.
Serge and silk Combinations
Many Of the favored silk frocks
noticed in the hotels, on the roofs
and in the shops, are combined effec
lively with a wool material, serge
gabardine or cloth. This is an idef
which appeals to many and which II
being used considerably in the ready
made garments. The lower portion o.
the skirt, the sleeveless jumper, wids
cuffs and collar are generally made
of the serge, and the body of the
frock OF the silk, taffeta, satin, OF
one Of the japanese silks, as the case
he