The Washington times., 1922-07-09


splendid idea. SO here goes
before 1t escapes me. I discovered
that Beans" Hendon can draw
like q whiz and am going 10 let
him have plenty of dates and as
appear In various outfits he will
sketch them in a darling book.
When finished the book viii go
to Jack. Rather a dirty trick to
play on Beansy-but he is an
understanding old darling.
SATURDAY-started the new
month right by wearing a new
dress. really don't look so bad
this very minute, as I have on a
darling tea gown thing that I
bought at Betty Ways. Peach
satin and gorgeous gold lac p
sleeves-could anything be love.
her? The caption on this sketch
would read: A tea gown of satin
and lace meets the demands Of
summer in a pleasing manner Il
copied this from Harper's Bazar,.
TUEsDAY-The grand and glor.
ious fourth--and celebrated
right here at home. was GER
tainly a model wife. went calling
with mother, entertained some
friends for tea, had dinner with
Just the family. Now 1t is 9 o'clock
and I am through for the day,
something unusual for me. Even
II the day was slow the frock I
wore made up for the lost speed.
Picture a much-ruffled dress of
seranium organdie, with green or
gandie-binding the scalloped skirt
and blouse. Green was the color
Of the girdle made Of overlapped
leaves.
ERIDAYvLife certainly has been
strenuous for the last few
days. Brother filled up the house
with some prep school boys and I
have played with them every day,
sort of robbing the cradle. but
they are angel children and my
ravishfng outfits were not lost on
them. A golf suit that 1 wore
yesterday morning almost created
q riot. You know the kind that
has gained additional tailored trig.
ness from the smooth finish Of
the material. for it was a white
linen knicker suit. l had a hard
time deciding whether to wear
blue or red and finally chose red
that IL, a red pirate tie and a
white wool hat with a red sash,
and white wollen hose with tiny
red lines around the top. Tucked
. cunning red handkerchief in the
blouse pocket. Brother declared
that he would go ahead and ask
the bull-that sometimes comes to
the fence at the eleventh hole to
look the other way. Home from
the links at twelve o'clock. then
for nothing better to do, took the
boys down to the Willard for
lunch. For fear I had looked too
swank, In the morning I adopted
for luncheon an ingenue role,
made possible by a pale blue.
bouffant muslin dress with a sash
Of tiny pink rose buds and narrow
black velvet ribbon. But the
crowning glory was the hat-a
droppy leghorn, trimmed with blue
ribbon and pink roses. One rib
bon fastened loosely under my
chin, while another hung to the
waist weighted with pink rose
and cream lace hung over the
brim. almost carried blue
taffeta and cream lace parasol but
on second thought, decided to let
the boys down easy.
CATURDAY.-The pictures that
60 In the white book today
are direct opposites. Jack will love
the domestic sketch showing me
in what I call my sunrise dress.
OF course a sunrise dress would be
nothing but yellow. this time sing-
ham, organdie. tiny leather belt
and monogram. must save al,
my descriptive adjectives for the
opposing gown. Senior c. tele-
phoned to ask me to go down 10
the x embassy. first put IN
pink creation-pinky chiffon with
silver wings on each shoulder
and with my baby blue eyes and
blonde hair was the ingeuue com.
piete. Then remembered that
Senior c, sdored black and that
South American women preferred
black above all else. so planned to
beat them at their own game.
p..ttnS than, reauIted In my hor