The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05

! favor-from faintest lilac and hello
trope to deepest pansy purple.
Sport Costumes Smarter Than Ever.
Women bound for the southland
are even more interested In new
sport togs than they are In formal
afternoon frocks and parasols, or
In dance frocks and evening wraps.
All day long--up to tea hbur late
In the afternoon--sport clothes are
In evidence, not only at Aiken where
outdoor sports are the chief diver
sion, but also at Palm Beach, Miami
and other places where visitors take
/ life more lazily. A new sport frock
I Is pictured-longer skirt. you oh.
serve; the very low waistline: collar
/ less neck an1 and utmost simplicity
/ OF bodice. All the trimming massed
on skirt and sleeve--and. who isn't
| joyful about this still the cool
and comfy elbow sleeve. This stun
I ming frock Is OF soft woven, rather
/ heavy linen In an ivory white tone
and the embroidery is done in black
on white ground. and In white on.
black ground-in an arrangement
| of dotted stripes. The sash In made
/ of the material. These exceedingly
/ simple sport dresses, embroidered on
skirt ana sleeve, are also made OF
novelty silks. and white with black
and white embroidery is the favorite
color scheme. With the frock pic
tured goes a dashing sport hat OF
I black straw with tomato red fruit
/ for trimming. and pipings of black
and white ribbon. The parasoi is
| tomato red. with black velvet ribbon
/ laced through crocheted rings.
krench Sport Frocss at Palm Beach.
One or two sport frocks have come
/ from Paris to help set next-summer
styles at the southland. These
French sport frOcks are OF soft
I crepe eponge, or silk poiret twill;
and sometimes sport skirts OF these
( materials are mated with blouges
/ OF white crepe de chine. hem stitched
| In color, or trimmed with the new
/ shell pleatlng which looks like a
tiny, scalloped ruffle AAfrock Of
cream linen, just completed for
southland wear. has hand drawn
work in lovely pasel shades in
stripes down the skirt and crosswIse
dn little vestee) on the waist.
Most of these frocks are cut all Ia
one piece. loose from the shoulders
and made to slip over the head "A
soft sash at a low waistline. draws
the loose frock into .shapely lines.
Braid Layisbly Used ON Tailored
Costumes.
A great deal OF braid trims south
land sport suits--and even some OF
the frocks OF eponge or ratine. Such
costumes are much fahcicd by the
French--light, cool costumes that
are yet not flimsy in character.
English and American women pre-
fer the cool crispness and smart
ness OF linen for warm weather wear
, and even the linen coat and skirt
suits are trimmed with fancy braid.
Though frocks OF white linen with
black or colored embroidery are
seen In prOfusion. sport suits seem
10 be in coloF--and again the law
cndar and violet tone predominates
A very smart little sport suit OF
mauve wool with trimming Of white
wool braid Is pictured. The collar
is OF white wool material with a
soft. fuzzy surface not unlike an
CORA The lines Of this suit. and iis
manner OF trimming. have "a mill
tary suggestion and with the suit
are worn mauve tinted stockings
and a coquettish sport hat OF mauyo
! straw and silk brocade
, Perfectly Adorabie Bathing Suits.
Bathing attire grows more and
! more fetching and the pretflesi
! bathing suits. the year round. are
% worn at the southern resorts where
/ everybody dresses up to the mines
: for any occasion- The bathing suit
: pictured IL about as fetching as a
/ swimming costume could hope 10 be
'runic and knee breeches are OF or
j child silk--the graceful beach capt
{ too, and the cunning shirTed cap
. The tunic has an unegen heu1lins
/ I (of couTseit and the knee breechei
. fssten well below the knee with EiB
4 roses Ike those that make the girais
\ and trim the top OF the cape.
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