Imperial Valley press., 1923-08-08

--3H ic things
~ women
ing when
20 o., 4 cup of
tea or tc see u profession
ally on the anE >s Southern
California has ma- han her right
ful share of women who are past
ma IN the art of charm-my
s., reformation in this re
adv with gener-
an "a II 5 fun to pick
ana ch3... The things that are new
est and hest.
just now. while we are al the
transitional stage between summer
and fall-when weather votes for
summer clothes of the shecrest and
coolest-and Fashion hints that
the new fall things must be chosen
if one would be smart-it 5 quite
serious matter to add to one ;
wardrobe. find. however, that
most Of our outdoor women choose,
as do. for comfort and the result
seems to pleas, the masculine mem
bers of society. (Which is what all
men believe is the goal toward
which we won II Strivc.l
Many Of the ummer frocks that
are smartest and best now can be
used far into the autumn for
sports year These are developed
along bovish lines in crepe de
chimes, kashka and flanuci>, i'm col
ors that are charmingly gay and
soft at the same time. One stun
ming model in rose WAS stitched
into panels with vari-colored rows
that give the effect of Il contrast
ing material
White flannel is good choice
now, for II always has an. air ot
distinction and is a comfortable
sort of fabric on all but extremely
hot davs. Good shades for sele"-
ton in other materials are the art
blues. the various shades OF vel
low that are so becoming =. blonds
or ,brunettea the odd greens-it
vou dare-I don 't,--and always
white. Of course, the ran> ami
crews we have always witt Is, amt,
truly. we wouldn I know how TO
get along without them. - tha-
mois. | see, Is the newest shade
Of thf character to be exploited.
II is II, " in dress materials, shoes
and gloves and all accesso-
Iies.
tn me that with the severe
ldac' IS which are 10 be ultra
sn,,i winter, chamois and Log
cab. noes and hose are to be
worn. have not vet seen them,
Aut be eve my information correct.
In . ,trast with those black
Gowns velvet f~ccks in rich art
shades, irm q and embrolder
od mos lauv colors.
One = examined the
other d. lines OF Iu,
ON tba skirt, 4 e Of beautiful
c,abrcderv in O., rel. hla~k and
blue, extremely wide sleeves of the
same on the edges Ct which the
fur bands agein ar' ared. 1t Was
Il gown to make -en !he most
Christian Of women '-VlouS OF hft
fOq,unate sister,
just the Other ] had a con
fidcntial peep - hoes not F't
being shown f ID anu Ioui'',
Them most dainty and
slender in u, and flexible,
fe,,irino IN la cct.
AID Just gVe the newest
hade isa he pumpkin
choose tho
moug the
YOU have.
O.. but her
a- 1rabie iheY VIII
be lovely VI duli greens,
browns and tan I you th'hh J
Anotber new which is sug-
ge.ted for fall uut Of which ] am
= dubious, is dark, dark
abin- that lovely thing
4r. "a nor grcy-wili
nm am sure.
"a .- almost filled my space
and I haven t told you lots Of
things know, Next week J ~
coming again. Please hc glad tp
see me-aud if there S ever any
thing in particular you d IKE m"
10 find out for YOU, just drop your
editor line and be will let nae
know.
7 want this colum Of nine TO be
little ing house OF friend
illness. That means ! ii like Il
hear that nj giving YOU the
things vou 1T. Reciprocity i
service will greater liking fol
each other, Y n:
Anyway, a"IubN S'a' ~
be your.
u III Aonna