The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-09-17

1t is true that once we are con-
WINGED our personal appearance is
modish and correct, no matter where
we may be, we are at ease for clad
in garments of spic and span newness
and assured modishness, the most ad-
roit young miss can study with great
ease also.
Such charming and distinctive styles
are now being shown for the boarding
school girl. A tricotine frock, which
any young girl would love follows the
1.-THE lines Of youth, it is smartly
tailored in simplicity and the somber-
ness Of its navy blue foundation
heightened with vivid touches of en-
broidery or sprinkled with beads in
novel design make it most effective
little gown.
The navy blue serge frocks are
smart and becoming, we well know
the service serge may render and these
models are the extreme chic Of the
year. Red and black seed beads trim
this fascinating frock, which buttons
up its blouse over scarlet wool vest.
Delightfully."- youthful and becoming
are the demure little satin frocks with
short sleeves and wide ribbon loops
outlining the skirt, both front and
back. There are charming tricolette
frocks with the ever chic and attrac-
tive accordion pleated skirt and
blouse, embroidered in a contrasting
wool, combined to effect costume
of youthful charm.
The large shops are showing some
of this autumn's wool dress fabrics
upon which fashion smiles her unques-
toned favor. A new material which
will captivate milady is crepe Egypta.
1t it light weight albatros weave and
comes in such lovely colors as orchid,
electric or light blue, pink or beige.
1t is wonderful purchase for pleated
skirts, warehouses, girls dresses and
lnegligees.
A beautiful silky duvetyn is a rich
soft velvet quality for dresses, fancy
bags, fall hats and suits. This comes
in all the popular colors.
Can you not picture the lovely wool
charmeuse, a delightfully."- soft fabric
that lends itself admirably to grace
full draping in such colors as brown,
green, rose, wine, navy or black.
For children's dresses and becom-
ing MILDLY suits there may be found
the plaid wool serges, in gray Scotch
colorings and conservative hues also,
there are plenty of black and white
plaids.
Some exceptional values may be
found in wool jersey cloth, heather
mixed jersey, fine Atwood tricotine
and all wool outing serge.
For the minors l saw some pert,
youthful frocks in models of delight
full simplicity, developed in crisp, lust
rouse taffeta. They come in many
colors. Navy, French blue and brown
to my mind being the most attrac-
tive.
The bodices were fashioned in the
short sleeved kimono style, with the
neck and sleeves outlined in taffeta
ruching or ruffling, some models have
the roll collar ending in sailor tie.
Contrasting wool embroidery on wais!
and pockets makes it rich, but youth
full with ribbon girdles to match, this
does not enhance these frocks. An
other has ruching applied in bouffant
hip effect land still another boasts
the contrasting soutache trimming
and deep folds on the skirt.
We now seek the top coat for the
DOL days that will soon be upon us.
Polo cloth is not only warm feeling,
but it is warm appearing, and it is so
soft that everyone finds it becoming.
1t is just the coat for the boat or
motor trip; polo cloths are found in
light and dark colors and are made
with large collars, cuffs and patch
pockets, the backs stitched or pleated.
The tailor made is the suit that
you depend upon for your everyday
smartness and the model of soft lus-
trous duvetyn is the ideal tailleur.
Returning to coats there is a coat