The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-25
A FEW KIND WORDS FOR FLAPPERs

Here are = few hints Tor the
young kirI who wants 10 start some.
thing original this spring.
Wen begin with hats. When pur.
chasing your sprinx hat. overlook
the numerous cases Of tan and iaupe
sport hats an dss sif you can't
find something with . BIT sf color.
something that will match those
lovely blue eyes Of yours OF the pink
IN your cheeks' Try flowers. Who
better can wear springs lovely
flowers than the young sirl, A poke
effect OF Ieghorn faced In black with
a garland Of your favorIie posIes
about the crown aud with blue
bow dropping ut one side gives a |
youthful effect. Rod straw with the
front brim upturned and Incfustcd
with red entrants leads striking
combination when used with touch
of black velvet ribbon. What car
bo more charming than soft blue
hat. with a rather wide brIm faced
In the palest Of lavender and
trimmed with sweetfaced little
pansiea Of blue aud lavender tones,
Try rIbbonsl Tiny silver edged
rIbbQn In varLcolors shirred IN round
pinwhcel design on an off.the.face
brIm with q cluster of ribbon ends
falling a tone side will be youthful
aud flattering 20 the young miss.
rhe pink hat trimmed In black rib.
,on. which IL the Partisan favorIte
u the moment. should be becoming
m a dark dobbed head Some Of the
lress hats Of horsehair braids are
trimmed only with q, band Of ribbon
bout the crown. Who could attempt
his but n young girl In her teens or
ne who still wishes TO be considered
n her teens Z?
II there IL a shortage In hats for Q
he flapper. II is because there has {
cen no demand for other than the {
port type by them. One can always 4
et an untrimmed shape and have @
trimmed TO suit ones self. II h
ould be interesting To see saucy 7
tile face under mushroom bonnet
yer whose brim tiny bird were a
aering.
Then as to coats and suits! Let us
ope that when you emerge from
Ie tan cocoon that you will be as
lried as the butterflies. Lay the =,
tile old tan topcoat away In moth -
Ills and look carefully over some :.
the short cape coats and suits -
ith the modish box coats. They ~
rtainly are youthful and when "
Drn on a slender figure are chic to y
e last degree. Some Of the wide "
seves of the box coat models are w
ced In brilliant colors and, in y,
lisley prints; others are trimmed W.
bands formed by using rows and :"
ws Of narrow cire ribbon or colored he
lther One model Of this type is W.
mined In narrow rows OF shiny red VI
lther around the coat bottom and
E sleeves and is worn with a gillet
the same shade of red. One
zee dresses with the cape attach
mt are new and youthful.
rweed sport suits are perhaps the
'st desirable garments made In the
sses' sizes. Rose, lavender, pale
zen. beige and blues being the
,st youthful shades. But unless
e uses discrimination in choosing
individual hat or neckpiece, these
It's are apt to become the spring
form Of the flapper, fear
Try to get away from being one of
type. II is such an old idea. Flap
rs are the same today as they
re in the days when they all wore
e pleated skirts with MILDLY
uses and had red ribbon bows
1gling on the ends of their braids.
e war rather did away with the
form idea and the flapper who
nts to express her individuality
,uld know that "She who flaps
thest flaps alone"