Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-07-30

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T q Fashion Service
Practical clothes are the first
need for home and business. This
tub dress is appropriate in de-
sign for the home woman's shop |
ping tour or for the business wo-
mans office. Greenland white !
wash silk and a modified shirt
waist style pattern are used for |
THIS dress. The deep hem takes
the plainness from the skirt and |
the smart belt takes care of the |
waist line finish, Pockets care |
fully placed With regard to the |
matching of the stripes continued
the idea of regularity that this |
dress evidences. The hat is Of |
white felt with green velvet rib |
is wee bit deeper than the !
stripe in the dress.
Old turquoise and old rose
both colors of rather chalky
quality-appear in combination as
a means of introducing an nc
cent Of color on an otherwise ali
black gown. The coiored binds
perhaps half an inch in width
are placed close together, with a
band Of black above, ami they
occur only at the back OF the
gown at the necllline. and at the
upper edge OF the wide gtrdle.
On some of the newer summer
dresses there are seen sleeves that
are long and tightly fitted. They
are mostly of lace or of some
transparent material, and more
often than not they have some
trailing scarflike affair dtooping
fnom them. But there have been
those sleeves and on the very
| most advanced ,models, that are
! tightly fitted even to the wrists
and then are allowed to flare
over the hands in most pic
| turesque manner.
An inset girdle is a detail that
| appears on moro than one smart
| coat-frock or coat. Needless TO
say. 1t is managed, with consum-
| mate skill. for the reason that
the inset fixes the place of the
Waist-line beyond alteration. In
one instance there may be an in
serted glrdle-section at each side
| While the remainder is unbelted
In another there may be an inset
across the back only, perhaps
with a slight blouse above.
Evening dresses either have ex-.
tremely gracefully draped sleeves
or chiffon, or tulle, or else thew
have no sleeves at all. But If
the matter of their design is left
10 the shaping of the armholes
then that line is attended to with
the greatest of care and nothing
IS left to the imagination when
the curvlng of the |armhole line
is taken into consideration.
CLUBS.
El Club Otra Veg held its reg
uiar meeting on Thursday eve
nins at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ceiso Espinosa at 325 North
Eighth street. A program of
Spanish talks, games and music
was carried out with refresh
ments later in the evening.
Inc Ideal Bridge club was on
,ertained on Tuesday afternoon by
MIS- Harry Braun at her home.
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Inc Ladies Riding club con-
Quoted under the tutelage OF tbe
cavalry troop, continues its sum
mer rides in the cool of the eve
ming. It's regular weekly ride be-
gins at $3.50 o'clock each Tues
Gay Those who are riding regu-
lariy with Captain Farrell and
sergeant Claggett are Misses Mar
garet keleher,, Eugenia Keleher.
Helen Hurlbrft. Catherine Sew.
auer, Vern h ech, Mines. Clagett
w. V. Gano, August Seis and w
C. Reid. 'O W.
"A picnic supper at Alameda
grove was enjoyed by the Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Grub on Monday evening. Tho
party of nearly 40 members and
guests left the Y. w. G. a
headquarters about o'clocI, hv
automobile for the grove wb ara
supper was furnished bv the Mr..
raliontes management. After the
meal the party gathered about a
DIE campfire to hear the music
ana talks of the evening. A uke-
,eie quartet, composed of the
MISSES Wickham, Nadine Bowers
ana Bunella Mandell furnished
several numbers. Mrs. l.. j, Rum
NEIL spoke on her amusing OK.
perlences as boarding house
operator and DR.. r. M. Bowers
addressed the club. on organiza-
tion and cooperation. II was
voted to contribute a dollar a
month to the work of the Purity
League which the club has ioineJ
MRS. Carl MILKY will eptettoir
members of>the Ensemble Rrids 20
4 club at a o'clock brealtfa Ct
bridge on Thursday morning 81
Miramontes-on the Mesa in bone
or of her sister, Mrs. q TT Sie-.
man OF Chicago, who is her
house guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen r. Bruce
VIII return on Tuesday from an
automobile honeymoon In Colo
rado They will be at home at
Sl4 North Eleventh street,