, 1922-04-07

The more fastfdious a WOMAN h the
more careful she studies her type and
dresses according to It. WHISTLER she
b an exotic or a typical American
Epe. wheher she has the dignity Of a
pueen or Is a fairyifke, naive little
arson- hi WI always delight In the
SELECTION of new lingerie, and be most
rncernhd in the quality OF tho niatert-
as and character OF tho Workmanship.
trhen Of course design Is TO be con
I1dered. and becominEness. These
Manifestations not only have become
vital interest to the woman q dis
-rning taste, but how she revels in
Designing. in planning these exquisite
Ids of sheer loveliness. where her
Imagination and love of h beautiful
Kan be given free rein
Because laundering soon wears ou
kbe most practical lingerie, replenish-
ing supplies Is necessary almost as
1ften as new designs are introduced.
kThis fact gives the woman who is
always searching for m novel in
everything a sensible excuse for visit
knE tho shops in tho sprngtime and
Ipiectiag what In newest and most ap-I
pcasing. However. the moro staid and
conservative person having deter
mined her type in lingerie as well as
GOWNS prefers to conform to certain
materials and trimmings and cares for
nsw Innovations In style.
After all is said. what one wears
b reflected In mood and temperament.
and most of all what one wears un-
|derneath. 1t must DO appropriately
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ms the costume must be suitable to
khe occasion
The negligee, most adorod OF fenii-
nine apparel. and most frivolous. has
Its place in the hearts CT ali women
and sven the so-called feminist finds in
III a subtle means OF enhancing her
charm and in her boudoir in her more
more intimate moments alone, It n
transform her into quite a fascinating
Feminine sort Of person
Spring has brought n most en-
chanting and exquisite lovely neg
hgees we have known for many a day.
Some are unusually original too. for
instance Paisley prints are being com
bined with plain colored crepes de
chine for boudoir robes. the vogue for
nm unusual sleeve making this effect
particularly nice. The black negligee
still persists and ga reflected in the
bong WASTED. bloused robes, that fast
en with a single flower of crepe and
show Innings OF bright color. In the
more unusua negligees the Spanish
shawl is not forgotten. in colors or
black, embroidered and fringed and
drnped into wrap form. Two shades
OF chiffon, hemstitched together sue
coed, in n naively simple but unforget-
table garment for ones intimate hours.
Chiffon or ribbon bands cross in front
lrd tie At the sides under n long trans
parent coat. which hangs gracefully
lover an accordion plated skirt of the
chiffon. Not TO be forgotten is the
chiffon negligee Of a pastel shade with
Ipdcoted ruffles at neck and sleeves and
the skirt fashioned OF m-ultitudipous
Email ruffles of the chiffon. This is
Especially becoming &c an engenue
type and every debutante or young
bride should have such n distinctly
feminine negligee in her wardrobe.
When selecting a negIigee, one IS
loo entranced with the fascinating ar
ray Of colors and tho cheer loveliness
OF materials that one comes near to
Forgetting that fresh supplies Of under
|ninGs are needed Not for long how
liver al the dainty piles of silken and
1ffne cotton garments be ignored for
the shops are riotious with the color
IN these bewildering arrays. Never
has there beer such a season for color
IN undergarments.
Perhaps what viii first intrigue one
on entering a shop will be a set of
printed crepe de chine in tangerine
colored designs. So simply made and
yet 20 distinctive. The color is car
ried out delightfully."- in picoted finish
ing n narrow picoted grosgraIn rib
bon trimming.
Everyone is interested in ponEee