The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-08-11
Sport buds for
the Warm Days

A summer vacation without sweat.
kr IL but q poor substitute for pleas.
pre- In a woman's life these days, as
kerts a prominent fashion writer. She
adopted the idea for strictly rough
usage, but that was a long time ago,
Nov the sweater Ia almost as dressy
be II is sporty-that Is, II II Is that
Kind Of sweater. For there is no end
of the variety of knitted jackets that
ARE being offered for sale, knitted at
home or by experts, or crocheted In
fanciful stitches and patterns
Really and seriously, however, the
sweater Is now indispensable for sum
hner as well as for winter wear, and
because the field OF It's operations has
become so tremendously enlarged,
there Is reason TO know about sweat
frs-what they are and whence they
come. For. II sweater IL wisely
Judged, Its purchase can be the begin
ming OF long and useful life. But a
misstep often leads TO stretching and
fading or--wOrse fate-shrinklng that
may plunge the thing into state Of
utter degradation. with Its cost price
evaporated into nothlngness.
Only those vacatlOnlsts who are
Decking out the Far North are INDUCING
pa the thick and woolly varieties Of
sweater and for them a great mental
effort is necessary these torrld days
No imagine any climate which would
make thick wool obligatory. They are
warned at every turn Of the sporting |
goods store to watch their steps, and |
we can only hope that they will In
clude In their compact baggage enough |
thicknesses to protect them from the
dcy blasts that are bound TO confront
them.
For those who are summerng In
p1ilder climates everything has been
done TO make the cold days and cooler
evenings a success. Sweaters are pro-
lvided anywhere from cobweb In
thickness TO those guaranteed to defy
a sudden chilly blast. As one summer
boarder put II: only when we wrap
ourselves In sweaters and hear our
feeth chatter while we read the heat
headlines IN the papers do we feel IN
though the rent OF the summer cot.
tage was not spent In vain"
Sweaters Are Light and Airy.
The sweaters for warmer days are
as light and airy and thin as the sum.
mer breeze Itself. II Is astonishing
how hlmy wool can be. They are
knitted with open stitches through
which the breezes can find their way,
hnd the shapes into which they have
Deen fashioned are marvelously clever.
Color is one OF their realest charms,
for the general fashion feeling for
brightness in summer things has
eeeped Its way into the field OF sweat
ers with great success. No more Is
A. possible for woman 20 send up
the sad cry that brilliant colors are not
becoming TO her style OF beauty. Every
pne Is doing II, and there are ways
pnd ways OF achieving becoming com
binations.
The all-whlte costumes are most ef.
fective, especially II they are relieved
with some subtle touch of black. A
white flannel skirt with a white OMEN
weave sllp-on sweater and white
dropping felt hat was worn at coun-
try club recently. A touch OF con.
trast had been achieved by tying n
narrow black ribbon. picot edged,
around the waist. leaving long bows
and stre0mers falling at the left side.
II was the coolest looking thing In
sight, and Mt the same time II prom.
Used warmth II any GOODNESS should by
chance enter the atmosphere.
With the white skirts made OF silk.
silk knitted sweaters are exceedingly
popular. The colors range all the way
from the softest shndes OF baby blue
and pink and lavender to the shout.
Ing hues OF orange. red and purple.
Orange seems to be the color that has
found the greatest popular approval.