The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-05-11

half made OF one sort Of fabric and
the other portion made OF some con-
Trusting weave and color. These are
among the most attractive OF the new
summer things.
Then there Is one very new and
popular dress that ls made Of either
twill or silk. with the skirt and coat
Of matching material. Then the bodice
section. which Is made on extremely
lOng-wnis-ed lines. has n row of large
buttons ranged round It's lower edge
and 10 these the skirt buttons with big
buttonhOles. Between the buttonholes
there are loose portions Of the skirt
allowed TO bulge out and supply tile
necessary fullness to the skirt. Some
times these bodlces are made OF a
fine quality of white plque which Is
stir enough to form the necessary
body to which the skirt Is attached.
Others Of them have pOngee used for
the waist purpose. and either the one
or the other NJ these materials looks
very well indeed
Taffetn Is one OF the materials which
is used for summer dresses this sea.
son. They are not only the evening
frocks. bur also those. In palmer de.
signs. for afternoon. and even for
street wear. OF course, the darker
cOlors Of this silk are chosen for the
two latter uses. and they are Their
nude up mOsr simply, but the crisp
ness Of the SILK and the charm Of tile
designs Of the new frocks make them
positively irresistible. Crepe dresses,
VI course. still hold good in a perfectly
remarkable degree. but there are many
places and occasions where the taffeta
ones will he the very best things 10 he
found. One always looks fresh and
snnppy In frock OF stlff taffeta. and
" one has the figure TO stand the
puiiiness OF the designs Of these
dresses, then one Gun hardly keep from
having ut lenst one OF them.
Short and Tight Sleeves.
The French designers are still--or
ngain-using short and tight sleeves
for their summer frocks. They seem
to know that there Is no other portion
Of gown that looks so cool rs the
one that clasps tightly about tile arm
and allows those long. white. bare
arms 10 show and to be really cool.
SO, II you are at all inclined to want
20 wear short. little. ciose-iittina
sleeves. why. then, you are privileged
10 80 as far as you like and to design
your own dresses according TO your
own tnstes .aa+
A avcalta,,, ,,,ra 90 s,t,,,,h.,,, ,tra..
was made from red ind white RodeI
fabric In soft. thin wooden material,
but Il Is peculiarly well adapted TO the
use Of glngham or chmtz or rntine OF
any Of those heavier cotton materials
The little Brumleigh collar is some.
what In this design. changed so that Il
hugs more closely about the throat and
then the little edgIng OF linen. from
which material the collar and cuffs ars
nude. Is Carried In u strip down the
entire length Of the skirt. There was n
black ribbon bow under the chin. and
the girl wore dropping black straw
hat with red dahlas mnssed about the
bnse OF the cruwn.
The walstine Of this plain little
frock is plnced nj an entirely normnl
angle and the belt which holds II In
place there Is made OF white kid 10
repeat the other white touches on the
frock. Tile bodice Is but slightly
bloused and the sleeves are gathered
a triie ut the place where they meet
the Turing and tuned-back cuffs.
The summer suit or the suit for
early spring Is portion of womens
attire which must be considered all by
itself. II Is something which Is so
necessary. but II II Is too thick OF even
too thin. why then II fails entirely TO
serve the very purpose for which II
was meant. II must he weighty enough
20 serve for the cooler days and thin
enough TO make II possible for weaT
ON days which become pretty well
heated.