The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-29

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ia spent one will need clothes to
AA 81 fit ones outing. And for the
WV early-in-the-season week end
the clothes will be Il bit more con
ventional and formal than raiment Sc
lected for midsummer outing.
1t is usually more practical. at this
season of the year. to conserve ones
week end wardrobe by travelling in a
frock that will do duty throughout
the trip. covering it with long wrap
of some sort. than to wear tailored
suit which will be hung up during
ones stay in the country and not used
until the return journey. The most
practical frock that can be considered
this year will be a foulard, and the
most satisfactory wrap, one Of the new
capes that cover one all up tidily and
smartly on the train, and give such
a correct silhouette into the bargain.
The cape will answer for motoring
also, and for wear over an evening
gown if one goes out of the house for
dinner; whereas If one travelled in
tailored suit, some sort of evening
wrap and motor wrap would have
TO be taken along.
t-'H'iy tS' h'i lONiNs7 iiN ifNSl NliOiNC
BY the same token, frocks that re
quire little space for packing and that
do not have to be carefully protected
by wads Of tissue paper or separate
boxes. are best for the weekend trunk
which is not likely to be over-large. a
crepe de chine or tafteta dance gown
viii be better than a gau2y creation
Of spangled tulle which must be pro-
tected with greatest care in transit. |
Chiffon and Georgette, despite their
sheer texture, pack beautifully and
shake out, free from creases after |
ward. Not many frocks will be need |
ed If discrimination is exercised in the |
selection. one will need inevitably, an
afternoon costume of somewhat for |
nal nature, with smart hat, parasol |
and high heeled boots with buttoned |
tops-fashion's latest decree in boot |
wear; a dinner frock that will be suit |
able for dance following; a smart |
and simple house frock for the even
ing-if there is no formal dinner |
dance; and something to wear morn
ings, Usually sport clothes are the |
best choice for mornings-and for all .
through the day at many country
P4aSSss II INC sport C4OlNeS are EOOQ !
looking enough they will answer for
almost any out-of-town occasion up
TO dinner time, unless one is attending
garden fete where elaborate dresses,
picture hats and sunshades are in or
der. With a silk frock for afternoons,
a chiffon or net semi-evening frock, a
dinner dance gown and a presentable
sport costume any woman will be
equipped for 4 weekend. wherever she
may go. OF course, there will have
to be supplementary costumes, raw
ishing negligee. a riding suit If it will
be needed, and a bathing suit if swim
ming will form part OF the program.
Several admirable costumes for week
end wear are pictured, all OF them
practical selections for the average
going a-visiting.
A Cape That Is One-Third Collar
OF course. the moire silk collar on
the cape pictured is an exaggerated
affair out of all proportion to pre-
conceived notions of what a collar
should be. But just this extravaganza {
,ives the collar smartness-and the
ape It adorns too. The wrap has a
,raceful silhouette, the deep tucks
'reaklng the long. tapering line very