Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-01

II win soon be time for the girls TO
re coins away 20 school and as the
time draws near mother Is anxiously
trying 20 decide upon the most suit
abio articles OF clothing for daughter
to take with her. One of the local
stores has window full of suggestions
that any mother should welcome. and,
let me add a personal suggestion. thai
Il Is not necessary to supply the semi
nary. or college girl with an extensive
or elaborate wardrobe at the outset.
Later on as the styles become more
settled. up-to- the minute garments can
be sent her and will be most well
come change. Most Of the seminarics
now print in their cataloges a list OF
the clothing necessary and girls going
TO college 1t will be found. decide upon
ABOUT tho same articles.
Underolothing Of Durable Material.
Girls that have been away to school
say tho laundries are terribly hard on
their underclothes 80 that they have
their every day ones made of some
durable washable material and then
have two or three suits OF silk UNDER
wear for better wear. For the young
girl this sounds most extravaganza but
when one stops to think how easily
silk can be Numbered by hand 1t Is seen
that in the end silk underwear is no
doubt a good choice. 1t has fine wear
ing qualities too. AS with underwear
so It Is with waists. Outside Of under
wear and waists there will be few art
icles of, clothing to be sent to the
laundry. .4
School Frocks Should Be Simple.
The present note of simplicity IN
clothes should aid the mother greatly
In choosing suitable frocks for schooi
wear. A serge dress will probably be
the first on the list to be sought ana
the stores are offering large and var
led line Of them. All Of them are cut
on simple plain lines, buttons, braid'
or a tiny splash of embroidery beins
the only trimmings used. 1t is hard
to find anything to take the place OF
a dark colored one-piece serge dress
which is easy to slip into when one
does not bounce out at the hrst can
Of the rising bell.
Girls away at school have found that
{, suit and coat are both necessary III
her wardrobe. A suit can be worn 50
MANY places where nothing else is
suitable and yet be suitable a.
most any time. The new fail
STYLES shows the jackets mace
longer than in the spring but the
straight and narrow lines are stu
adhered to. Some especially attractive
ones are being shown with trimming
Of braid. buttons, embroidery and fur
and they are made Of poiret twiii.
tricotine. silver cloth, broadcloth ana
serge. Either the more elaborate OF
the strictly tailored models are IN
vogue this fall.
The new fall coats are especially at
tracttve but it is hard to say just VIVA.
style they are conforming to. some
are made on the long narrow lines
while others show circular RIPPING
backs and still others retain the knee
length, belted, military style. Ine
variety OF fabrics and the trimmings
give each article an individuality all
Its own.
sweaters Take Important Place.
r. Sweaters; will take an important pace
in the girf's wardrobe and especially
40 If She is at all apt with the knitting
needless. The newest modes are 30 at
tractive and so easily made that there
will no doubt be four or five IN her