The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
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in white with the lace cape of black in
striking contrasts.
Straight and Plain Blouses.
For the young ladies. who make
their bows to the world during the
coming season, is charming frock
for informal occasions. 1t IS made
of white georgette trimmed about the
skirt with many rows of narrow Val
.ncennes lace which finds its way round
and round the skirt. The blouse is cut
straight ana plain to blouse just bit
over the girdle of self material which
is held at the front by two large rings
of pearls through which pass the ends
long pearl tassels.
A dress that has a style of It's own
and an individual' way Of attaining il
is made Of crepe Elizabeth and trim
med with silk braid. The waist is
made with long sleeves that are wide
as the waist itself at the top and mar
row to tight fitting cuff at the wrist
The braid forms a yoke effect that he.
gins at one hand, runs across the
shoulders 2t the front and the back and
continues to the other wrist A panel
of several widths of the braid runs the
entire length of the dress and the bot.
tom of the over skirt is banded in the
same way
Developed In Heavy Flosses
All over embroidery patterns in bold
designs are featured on the fall dresses
IN both the cloth models for street wear
and in the silk and thinner materials
for more dressy wear. They are devel-
oped in the heavy silk flosses, in chen.
lille, mercerized cotton in metallic
thread, in narrow ribbons and braid
combined with beads, nail heads, appli.
que motifs of velvet and felt, and many
short scraps of fringes that lend them.
selves in fascinating way 10 the most
novel effects.
Fringes are only used in the short
er varieties and many tassels are still
seen in bead and silk combinations
either in the color Of the dress or TO
introduce n note of contrast These
tassels are long, some of them reaching
the entire skirt length. Great imagin-
alton is shown in them and while some
are long straight strands of beads or
silk, caught under large and fancy knot
like tops, others length with cross bars
or buckles to match those at the top
Of the tassel. Big beads in all the high
Chinese colcrs are used as trimmings
for the tassels and serve as weights at
the ends of many of them.
Girdles Loosely Wrapped.
Girdles are still shown on many Of
the most popular of the new models.
They are made Of beads, of different
colors combined to harmonize with the
gown. Strands of beads loosely draped
about the dress suggests rather than
form "a girdle on many Of the evening
gowns made of lace or net and the soft
drapes OF satin charmeuse. crepe or
velvet.
Girdles made Of the same fabrics as
the gown are also shown. some Of them
loosely wrapped entirely about the fig. |
ure. others passing across the back flat |
enough TO seem like the yoke OF the
skirt part Of the dress, or hanging |
down either side in long ends, leaving |
the front of the dress unbelted and
hanging perfectly straight.
This straight line at the front of the
dress is one Of the most decided feat
ures of the winter model. and Is ac.
by tho fact that the back |
OF the dresses are bloused over a low
girdle This is particularly true OF
street costumes. which are unusually |
smart this year. They are made not |
unlike the coat dresses OF last season |
in that they make appropriate costume
for street wear with fur collar or they |
are equally suitable for later in the
season, to be worn under the fur coat. |
Worn Three Different Ways.
They are made Of twills and serges
and are simple OF line. interesting as
to sleeves; inserted panels. and cape and
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