New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-11

Ior lip poma0e, is not the shape
of an ordinary lip stick holder, but
is like metal plaque paved with
stones to make a handsome orna-
ment.
An Empress Josephine headdress,
composed of black satin leaves
placed so that they form a crown,
is novel. The leaves are studded
with crystal beads that are long
and narrow. From the crown spring
slender silver wires a-glitter with
tiny crystal balls.
Crepe Garden Shocks
In a Splash of Color
GARDEN smocks for midsummer
are of white French crepe, en-
broidered in a combination of many
colors, such as green, rose, blue and
yellow. These blouses, being de-
signed especially for hot weather
wear in the country, are cut with
square neck, somewhat low, and
short sleeves. Very often the bot
toms are trimmed with fringed rib
bon of color to blend with the
embroidery. For those who desire
even more elaboration they may be
had with rows of narrow bright COL
ored ribbon, one above the other, out
lining the neck and sleeves. Sashes
are made for them by joining rows
Of ribbons.
All this sounds very gay, but,
since they are distinctly for the
country and intended to take the
place of the sweater, it is almost
impossible to make them too bright.
Such blouses are much more becom-
ing to most figures than the ordinary
shirtwaist.
Now is an excellent time to buy
sports hats. Shapes in these are
very much the same year after year,
their interest lying chiefly in the
materials and trimmings. Early in
the season it is difficult to find good
looking sports hats. Now there are
any number Of pretty ones, so it is
good plan to buy with an eye to
what will be useful not only now
but for starting the next season.
It is difficult to get hats that
match or hafmonize with sweaters
or smocks. There are garden or
sports hats of braided straw that
come in every sweater shade. These
are SO soft that they may be crushed
into almost any shape. Consequent
~, they are easily packed in a trav-
cling bag. Angora wool flowers
make an attractive trimming for
these.
Colors of the Dress
Reflected in the Hat
ITO MAKE a sports costume very
smart the colors of the dress
must be carried out in the hat. For
instance, blue and beige plaid
skirt, topped by a lightweight navy
blue sweater, is charming when worn
with hat of dark blue taffeta
trimmed with tan worsted. Such a
hat may have rolling brim, with
a band formed by braiding several
strands of the beige worsted placed
around the extreme edge and a SINH
lar band finished with tassels encir-
cling the crown. Variations of this
may be made by introducing differ
ent embroidery stitches. The same
model in soft, bright colored straw.
when trimmed with white yarn, is
charming with sweater of the same
shade.
There are lovely ribbon sports
hats. One, of pink faille ribbon. ia
ornamented with fringed tabs os
the ribbon, which encircle the up.
turned brim, thus presenting soft
and fuzzy appearance.
Two tones of ribbon, such al
French blue and orchid, are com.
bined in many hats. Even the
metallic ribbons are used in coniunc-
ton with bright colored satins. Rose
and silver metallic ribbon is COM
bined with dull rose satin to make
the top of simple Hat faced with
rosc-colored horsehair. The only
| trimming is winged bow Of TIA