The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-08-10


any other one achievement, TO make
the general tone Of the dressing Of the
women reach a much higher level. II
is not so heavy that It can be called
hot, but, on the other hand, II has that
air Of Formally which so notably fits
II for wear upon the street.
White Coat Of crepey SILK.
One OF the newest Of these coats
happens 10 be made of white. It's ma
terial is one of those heavy, crepey
silks which have about them so much
body and 80 much character that they
are ct to be classed in this connection
with woolens OF any variety, weight
or weave from which these coats are
made.
Then, because the weight Of silk Is
so inconsequentlal thing, II can af-
ford to have a lining, and just here Is
where the chief beauty OF the whole
situation enters. For the Innings, this
season, are carrying about with them
in their secluded roles a great deal Of
the style and distinction which Is the
portion Of these modern coats. And
again, just as is the case with the
white silk coat, these newer wraps
offer a fine opportunity for placing of
the big, beautiful bands Of hand
worked embroidery that play so con-
spicuous part In giving the style and
droop and hang TO the coat once Its
lines have been perfected as a basic
idea. The white coat, for instance, Is
supplied with a wide band Of black
embroidery along the bottom Of the
front panel, and that Idea is repeated
on the sleeves. Then the lining for
this wrap Is done I'm cherry-red crepe
de chine of the very softest quality,
so that glimpses of that hot and glo-
rlous color against the outer surface
OF black and its contrasting white
make just the prettiest sort Of a pic
ture. And the dress worn under
wrap Of this sort sinks into obscurity
because of the beauty Of the outer COW
ering. 1t can be either a plain black
dress or one OF white that Is designed
quite without trimming, for the coat
supplies all OF the dash OF decoration
'thN NoAoA AAiht Dt Otnihths
Coats Match Dresses.
The costume suit, which was so
loudly heralded In the fall has carried
over into summer with all of Its finest
points to the fore. and II bids fair to
be one Of those things which. In the
fall, we will cling to as an inspiration
not to be foresworn.
One OF the very latest ones is the
long-w alsted, short-peplumed coat.
There is every attraction here Of femi-
nine grace and charm, and at the same
lime the suit. either with It's coat or
II. has every attribute OF dig |
lity TO carry along with II. The dress
portion of this costume suit is made |
rom a combination of that soft, |
French cotton crepe,
md the skirt Is made from lemon
fellow ratine. Now those two ma
erials are, TO be sure, only the foun-
lations. Upon them are superlmposed
many bands and lines of embroidery
lone In stitches Of mercerized cotton
n colors Of black, brown, sparkling red
asN Va thN biouot AhCoN huhn-
worked bands contain all OF the col
RS, but when It comes 10 the skirt
My the black and the white threads
re used, and the same is true Of the
elt made Of a shaped piece of the
ntine. Then the coat is made OF the
anne fabric that goes to make the
kirt of the frock worn underneath II.
md the little jacket Is further embel-
shed by bands Of dyed kollnsky fur
arrylng the softest Of the darker
ones OF brown. The coat is lined then
nth soft. cream-colored silk having
smooth surface which turns back on
he collar and cuffs and shows becom-
ugly against the neck and against the
uifed sleeves OF the cotton crepe
'hlch Jut out underneath the wide
uffed sleeves.