East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-07-08
BY HEDDA HOYT

(Wrltten for the unlueu IFeSS'sJ
NEW YORK, July S.-The pajama,
which few years ago was considered
so vampish and naughty, has been cast
aside by the tickle Parisians and a
new love replaces 1.-THE little old
fashioned mighty.
The pajama and nightgown question
has been the eternal triangle OF the
feminine, fashion world and women
have pondered deeply as to which gar
ment should be nearest to them.
We will say for the pajama that 1t
put up brave fight during the last
month of its approaching defeat. 1t
has flown high colors and resorted to
all sorts of wanton wiles and to be
ousted off the fashion may by the old
fashioned mighty is certainly down
right defeat. However, the O. F,
mighty has taken on lot of new-fash-
ioned ideas III the way of furbelows
and evolved from Il stiff nainsook af-
fair into q veritable bauble of misty
drapes which accentuate the feminine
figure to the Nth degree.
An article recently published in
The Flirt," Partisan magazine,
says: Even those who still wear pa
amas speak of them with the reserve
with which one mentions a friend who
has turned out badly"
French UndergaTmentS
like father, like son" repeats it
self in Like gown, like undergar-
ments" in the Partisan markets. Since
so many of the latest gowns call for
pleatings, the underslips are also de-
teloped with pleatings laid over the
hips or at the side fronts. Nightgowns
ire often made with the low Empire
waistline with pleats falling from the
side fronts.
Boomers are unheard-of in Paris,
although American women seem to
prefer them 20 the step-in drawers.
The long skirt vogue in Paris has
reated a demand for the petticoat.
rhe newest of these are handpainted
With bright flower motifs. -
The hand-drawn underwear which
we always attribute to the Partisan
designers is again passe and lace in all
forms is being used extensively.
Even black lace is pressed into SER
vice and, in some cases. whole gar
ments are made OF it. Usually there
IS flesh colored underslip which ac-
companies these all lace models.
styles at Wcstchestcr Biltmorc
The newly opened Westchester Bilt-
more Country Club is fast becoming
one of the foremost American rendez-
yous where fashionable society gath
RS in all of its glad regalia. Combin-
ing n country club and a resort hotel
provides a beautiful background for
sport costumes as well as for evening
gowns and it is not unusual 10 sec
those two distince types displayed
during dinner hours.
Many OF the men as well as women
lress just as they do on the links.
DOwaEcrS in sleeveless beaded gowns
sazc through diamond trimmed lorE-
hettes as the flappcrs in slip-ou sweat
rs glide over the floor with young
men in knickers and sport shirts.
One evening recently a lovely dark
haired girl appeared in n Eovn Of Chit
aese red which was figured ever its.
entire surface in white Chinese let
tering. \ white lacqucred sash ear
ried out the Oriental effect as did long
white Jade earrings which reached al
most TO the shoulders.
The all black and the all white
shoes were conspiciously absent
Fancy fcotssar in colors. sach a. red
auPe pipped IN henna and t7ro-toued
feathers were worn with gray beige or
white hcsiery. With the disappear
ance q the all white and an black
foctEear the subject of dressing the