Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-01
MARGARET MASON'S WEEKLY
STYLE AND FABIC HINTS.


MARGARET MAS0N'S WEEKLY
STYLE AND FABIC HINTS.
In satin she's lovely,
She's dainty in lace.
She's stately in velvet,
And she wears it with grace.
In serve she is. swagger,
In linen she's smart,
In frilly white muslin
She's queen of my heart.
In georgette crepe of organdie in
lace frock a la lingerie the summer
girls a sight to see, and just as sweet
as she can be. In voile, batiste or
muslin pink she makes all eyes admire
and blink, and when she dons a ging-
ham gown she's quites the smartest
thing in town. For bingham plaid in
divers hue is quite the newest Of
the new for frocks that stand aye
there's the rub in any washer lady's'
tub. A stunning one of yellow plaid
mas chic suspenders just like dad, with
a blouse of organdie to show beneath
tie galluses you know. Another plaid
Iof white and green displays most
seductive mein with loose coat blouse
and white array of cuffs and collar of
pique. A patent leather belt of black
| it has and buttons down the back.
A dashing Bingham, mauve and
white, has deep hip pockets, left and
right, and joins a blouse of organdie
with buttoned belt quite childishly. The
bell sleeves of the blouse are bound
with plaid bands of the Bingham
round while just to balance things 4
bit each dashing pockets flaring slit
that makes the skirt so smart you see
is lined well with organdie.
Just think with what consummate
art now maids an air naive we impart
to these new frocks whose fabrics show
the fancies of the long ago when maid
ems sighen and clung and waited and
only lived that they be mated. Book
muslin, yes, and dimity it sure takes
art you will agree for females erudite
today to wear these frocks and get
away with it sufficiently to look like
cuts from ''Godeyc Ladies Book" THAI
fashion book of long ago the great
grandma of Vogue" you know.
A darling dimity in blue would look
Just awfully sweet on you with all it's
tiny tucks and frills dissecting it in
little rills. It's sleeves are short to
the elbow and pockets frilled on each
hip show. They are the only modern
touch. The low neck's round in man
ne Dutch.
The linen sheer that people use TO-
handkerchiefs now all do choose for
summer frocks of dainty nue. pink
maize, rose. lavender and blue. This
fabric rare makes lovely clothes where
once twas subject but to blows.
And then there's wolfe perfect fol,
for summer beauty naught can spoil
An all white wolfe is very sweet its
skirt with clustered tucks replete, A
frill-edged surplice trims the waist,
the sleeves with. soft wrist frills are
graced.
But quite the favorite of the day is
organdie in every way. It's old time
charm rejuvenated it's far from being
ANTICIPATED. So crisp and cool and
thin and quaint alike to sinner and to
saint it lends such misty charm or
other you cannot tell the one from
'tother Adventuresses naturally are
all quite strong for organdie since thus
attired they hope to win old men re-
tired with lots of tin who think alt
girls in organdie sweet, innocent
young things must be.
One organdie that is dream is trim
med in bands of lace. deep cream. The
organdie itself is white, the skirt is
full and short, oh quite! Two wide
bands of the lace bisect it. It's flow
Jig sleeves, you may suspect it. are
also edged with bands of laced fold
OF organdie with grace outlines the "
shaped decollette and at the belt there
is a spray of golden centered mar
guerites. For daintiness this frock
alite beats most Of the others now
On view. I'd like to buy it wouldn't
you? But then l really feel that way
about them all now on display Wolfe,
muslin crash or dimity, thin linen