The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-03-11

flowing ends at one side. This model
may be worked out In many different
combinations Of color.
Linen Frock Of Simple Charm.
A frock Of unusual charm. and one
that might easily be made at home. IL
developed from orchid handkerchief
linen and made In simple cheuise
form, with short kimOno sleeves. The
neckline is of square cut and slashed
at both corners OF the front to depth
Of about FIVE or six inches. The trim
ming is quite as simple az the frock
itself. and consists Of tiny loops made
of bias strips Of the material.
These loops are on the bottom of
the skirt, the sleeves and neck, con-
tinuing down either side of the slashed
portions of the blouse. A dainty girdle
of narrow velvet ribbon q few shades
darker than the material from which
the dress is evolved ties In loops at
either side at low waistline.
1t will be noted that practically all
of this summers frocks slip on over
the head, whether they are In chemise
form or made in two separate pieces.
In each instance the waist portion Is
slashed TO enable the wearer 10 don
the garment more readily.
White net-always a favorite for
lingerie dresseS-this season is en-
brOidered, and sometimes Is used in
conjunction with batiste or another
sheer material A charming frock for
young girl is developed from pale
pink batiste and white net. The
foundation of the dress is OF the ba-
tiste The skirt has an apron tunic
extending below the foundation. This
tunic is of alternating bands of the
batiste and net, the former trimmed
with tiny picOt-edged ruffies of net
With the turning of our thoughts
toward clothes TO be worn In tropical
climes there comes the question of
hats. The fabric hat Is always pOpu-
lar for resort and warm weather wear.
Some Of our exclusive American shops
are importing and creating hats TO
accompany each individual frock. One
dress is of white georgette crepe.
made In straight-line effect, with a
deep fchu collar finished with double
ruffie Of the material, picot edged. An
embroidery design of large white
daisies done In heavy white silk
threads, the centers OF the flowers In
yellow, Is worked into both the waist
and skirt portion.
Bathing Suit New the Thing.
No longer do women indulge In
ocean bathing solely for the eIhilara-
ton Of the salt water dip. A very
long time ago the bath was the thing
and the apparel merely a necessary
adjunct, but so surely and so steadily
have bathing suit fashions been gain
ing for themselves a place of impor-
lance that we have all but forgotten
that We ever went 10 the ocean just
for the pleasure Of swimming. New
clothes are the first consideration, the
dip a secondary one.
No true daughter Of Neptune Is
without two or three OF the one-piece.
jersey swimming suits that have
grown In popularity each year. These.
have become almost a standard fash
ion In bathing suits. so that there is
little change In them. except In the
colors favored. Last year the darker
hues were in the foreground. This
year the shops are showing many
bright-colored jersey suits. It Is q
question as TO whether old rose and
French blue woolens WIN retain their
charm of color after 9 few plunges In
the ocean.