Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24

Igo lu "a modified form. and upou
hiDh tho Wrench place % high Nliu-
uuon 10 uraliiy called the button
'E'as Jacket o. ~ crossed tu the front
100 urpiI," tuiW and these fronts ,V.
tend INT" lone ends mat a. across
ftr ropiup ~ tho Jacket az tho back
'r" loosely hnutted. and then drop.
ped
There pH short jacket which has
nktu tn" .pug ono gs ~ inspir1t ON.
but ~ will have un'hinE 10 lu with
the prp,um II is fnshloned after the
sweaters that vcr" worn ihlNWintr
n reaches io the NHls'l.ne Nnj tho
fronts DiD.sIus below tho bust. make
% -'ft Hirdlr and 20 Jupnucso now at
Tho nr,s
The Etou ltpkrl tho bulrra ihe
h'IbuY Jacket and the pagobert
,ut-Iet aln tn hish fashion. but yhcv
are Ggrmru'H that demand to ne
huUgnt today from 'ailor pr0 shop.
Tho, ,rnnnt lr evolved wth any de-
gree ~ success from something that
was good ~ other daNf
short sleeves; Low Nccsz.
The advent NJ tho short sleeve in
iJurhH hluus,- jackets ana even top
,uute lH startling 10 the American
mind No invented the clboW rlcn g
uud forced II uuur Paris. 1hc worn
invent ,a. ~ course, u hod one tu
'trr in tIqhioub. hr.ouaN 'rrythinE
ih- hecn tud therefore ever, thing Is
merely revived.
when the elbow sleeve was ron-
su,rod hN PARIS H~ AN American
fashion pipir,trd thtu tGo demand
tor convenience. - was luukci upon
uy th' ultra smart French designer
us' part Hud pptsrl uf that w1rk-i-
tay Costumcry VII ch the American,
demanded and win which the t'u,"-
.p,an cloGiutc wound haN' ro.hlng to
de- We were ouilrd a working PEG
pic
After while Europe no well as
America adopted the short sleeve,
uud those Ia thI- country wnu Sge' T.
MslidloUh began to side with the
French in their hohct thai tho fash
ion Wps IN elegant For three years
We Witnessed streets fillcd with girls
Nro wore elbow sleeves in separate
white hluuscs, " Ia Dutrhsnecks. no
collars. no gloves and separate
nkirts That WIS an ugly day IN
custumery let us hope that II vi
not he revived, altho there l.. every
evidence that the seeds of this evil
hove already been snwr-
Undoubtedly tho extremely short
plain aleeNe. which wns put into art
crnlon and evening gowns by the
French designers us early as last Nh-
yombcr, was part OF the return ia
the fashions of the diroctoire
We now begin to sec these express
slons On every side The straight
troCks Of Indir muslin. with their
simple cord placed lust under the
butt To hold IN the fullness and the
ln,k oi lingerie ncucath continue
fafhion Which was Introduce NV
jocphinc before Fhe met Sapolcon.
and hy Mime. Tnnnen. whom, the
French called "Notre Dame de Their
mldur" Thnv introduced them as
passionate revolutionary protrst
against the extraordinary frippcrios.
hNolitics and ntiiltics of dress that
lor centuries in Frnn,c hh prere led
N, direytoirc under ROYALTY.
No one wh no Is an artist In clothes
can fl.l 90 give gnsp ot delight nt
tho difference between Mario Autoin-
'ttp. receiving at tho Tullcrics Aud
Nine Tallien receiving ~ tho Lu,-
eubourr. when lnrras war c,ntroll.
irE Paris
Tho sleeves worn nv these two
famous women " the dlrecturic have
been introduced inlo another Het ~.
\ 0rtime-f N shiQnr. France. MS . great
and s,ahletrepuhlic. is hringirs hack
the fashions Of France NJ n chaotic.
revolving cNilian against civilian re-
ruhl',. that she scRs 'pniethinv uf
49, pr0'oiypN In the Russian situa-
tiun " the hour
Many Sleeves Revived
Hut tbcse short sleeves. VIII b wore
worn In the directoire with every
kind of gown aud which were par
aticallv covered bv rarc old cashmere
shawls, are not the only short unss
that this spring has produced We