Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-25


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that lt is difficult 10 pruph'8N what
viii happen iu the spring. and equally
difp,uIt +, summarize vyh,i has hap
pen'd ~ IN" l1-l moh'n
Heretofore th,re mas h'ch i''h'I
Wcll carried out Sth"dulc III inc nj" !
hlpul'u"n OF me" l"7hl9ha' nut w.
year c"nIlctlng reasons nave "Io|Eh'
ON 'h"utt lh l"' 'oi't"'l"""' way
"I u"Ihs 'HInt7
ln'ie mas u''O '"' 'i''lE i" ~ ~
IN lhls 'huhkt on S'H,"u',. HN''N /
one seems 10 nave Pr"Ilt'u nN th' i"'l
that new lashi"hs We're sh.Mu Pi"'
ticallN every wv" in"nlhs instead Oh /
every SIX hvhlha' runs "''ue H''"'I !
OUT ol H. America h'"ut 'l"n'S ".'
OF IT, the women Wh" h'" Hi""'N 10 |
sptnu aP'"' II "''" ,n"o ",.t,,T,oid
,,,,, ,, ,.,.r,t,.n. In u'i,bbnId,nr they
did NOT suffer i'm their appearance. II
was amusing and interesting 20 buy
new clothes every six or eight weeks,
but il was not necessary.
The ,,nn,nu who had acumcu took
mn , nodifi,d medieval grown last
fan as the best thing that she could
uurcboso I'm the market. gambling on
thr chance that II would stand the
stress of time. Her choice has proved
hcr copable OF exercising good judg
mcn;. Of course. certain types of
medieval gowns went under thru too
much popularity. but the modified
type has held its own since October
There are many gowns bought wei
over ycar ago that are being steadily
worn today because they have the
necessary silhouette. They hang i'm
slim lines from shoulder to ankles,
with holt, that are not confining. but
merely ornamental They are made
of serge. gabardinc or satin ana
touched up with a hit of embroidery.
TN, nra NOT DISTINGUISHED by any
ono Of tho dozen new touches that
b,,e spruug into fashion thru the
nra.silre of circumstance ana the
nr,vn,olify of the designers. but the
fnct thar these touches are absent
dos NOT bar the gowns from usage in
,,.binn,blo placos.
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II is quite true that certain Wol''i
INV Wv i, Co., tbroc scnsons With
out appearing 10 ne "u' 20 "
they arc the women VINO hu"M ,t'n,, u""
To pose mats c"l'"'' ",u s',,.,,.,,.d in
know how to put gown lu,W"." ~
its best way and make II appenI 'N-
actN suitable to thell person"l''y,
This IL gitt. NO Wo'.Ir onn
achieve II ny u'Nlns '"o', '"o',,s,io,cc Nv
come somewhere mean ,,.,.i,s ~
Slu"'""S'N a. III trick and hy cul-
othtr women H., III 'i,,,, tho line which
ta.Jg ia success
TI.c first thing she will notice IS
that these women pay seelninSy
exnrperated attention to tritles. The
30, hing 10 that these women are
mover inopportunely dressed. what
over the costume. II Is correct III ltS
Assembling from head TO foot ana III
its relation To its setting
Such women do not wear hlSh-
bccIrd broad-buCkled patent lcathSl
sIiun,rs on the street at II o'clock III
No morning with a tailored sun Vt
rnuph material or top OF N'lou,
Tbny do not wear kid pumps WIN
ann bucklcs In the late AFTERNOON u.
oV.uiur with thin frCcks. ThcN 40 no, no.
yvcnr broad -brimmcd satin mats WIZ
snnrt suits. and they do not wear spoI'
suite when shopping, lunchlhs OF Wis
hing 81, 81,
When "A woman has learned an Wv .,'
tricks OF suitable DRESSING sh, u
eore far along the rtad to"u'u ~
fcct dressing She must DE iuauc !.
undnrstatrd that 1t~ts far Deter "
wear a gown that - n' o.ith IN,
nrn,er accessories, than To Wcat
gown which is the newest lHs"'u, ~,
bnt which does not belong " VI
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