The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09
Straight, Narrow
silhouette Leads
For Kiddie Clothes

Inc youthful modes. like those for
t,oWh-ups, are unanimously in favor
VI tne straight and narrow way OF
we s'Ihouette. They prefer O, , the
tihce OF the low waist-line. so be-
coming TO all ages. and there is a
very marked inclination on the part
81 the subdeb TO eliminate sleeves
IN summer dresses.
4 slmRicity is. OF course, the code
ot youthful smartness. Many frocks
are tlt ton simple chemise lines. Of
oN linen homespun or rough
slikl SILK, which 10 like pongee, and
WIN these frocks the cute little Puri-
an collar is worn, With a tan frock,
cne may wear a collar OF white,
ose.
Just as grOwn-ups have sponsored
ne fashion Of the Rumanian cos
n ume, junior modes have also
Ndopted the Rumanian blouse and
10y adding few inches to its length
fnave converted 1t into a quaint little
Firock. Sometimes the trimming
lakes the form of gayly-colored silk
pr wool embroidery or shocking;
ltten bands OF peanut trimming or
II lVid bits Of embroidered ribbon are
Ised one smart frock for a little
WI was Of natural-Colored shikii.
Embroidered In jade. red, violet,
Nhlack and yellow. Narrow black
Nsilk cord made a little bow at the
tslashed neckline and tied the cuffs
fof thsNong sleeves. The "Knickers"
4 were of the same silk.
Tho tendency toward the quantity
4 picturesque is delightfully."- empha-
4 sized In a demure model OF mysore
blk with a small flower design that
45uggested an old English chintz.
Most charming afternoon and
Mparty froCks are devised to attain
Hiaintinoss and decorative effects
HWhile still retaining the simplicity
hat good taste demands in children's $
tdress OF spring or summer after
moon the very youngest member OF
hociety may take her festive way in
costume inimitably lovoly--of
texture richly silken and of a pastel
Rhade to suit her preference and hG'
complexion, for these gauzy fabrics
fhave been perfected in every con-
hreivable variation Of subtle shading
and color contrast.
Many models are cut straight from
shoulder to hem with no indication
tof a girdle, having merely narrow
wet or grosgrain ribbon where
ION comedies a waistline may be.
n frocks for little girls are APP
RuAg I'm sheer crepe de chenette'
" charming light and suitable ma
kerlal for youthful festivities. These
(frocks for occasions of gaiety are
very simple fashioned, frequently
sleeveless, and adorned, probably,
With a fluttering OF picot-edged ruf-
les. or with narrow Irish or Nalen-
ciennes lace-brightened by tiny
garlands OF vari- -colored flowers or n
delicate two-toned ribbon. For a
very tiny lady, white crepe ierlasta
makes a bewitching dress, with rows
OF fine tucking and narrow Nalen-
4 ciennes lace. Sleeves are dispensed
with, and ribbons OF pale shell-pink
are tied in perky bows at the shoul-
ders
| with these airy party-dresses the
small person must, OF course, have
"a suitable wrap, one not too heavy
30 crush the frail loveliness under
meath. not too Sght 20 ward off the
khill OF vagrant breezes. Frostkrepe
lpr worsted-filled bengaline in ivory,
ipale blue. biege or rose are spon-
bored by Fashions youngest devotees.
A very original cape-model is or
white rubaya silk serge gathered TO
narrow round collar, and has n
separate loose front panel, also
lgathered to the collar. Ii. Is edged
with pointed piping of black satin
barre and slips on over the head.