The Glenwood post., 1924-04-10

like weave. The skirt, attached to an
underbOdice, is straight, with deep
hem, and gathered slightly full at the
waist. The Overblouse Is embroid-
cred In a solid, all-over pattern, in
white silk, which also finishes the
short elbOw-length sleeves with deep
cuff border.
An overblouse and slip of pale yell
low satin crepe is embroidered In
white floss. A white fiat crepe IL
heavily embroidered in jade green. A
maize-colored one-piece crepe gown has
the straight long-waisted bodice and
sleeves embroidered in self-toned silk,
and the skirt is plain to the knee, fin
ishing in plated flounce.
A frock of hydrangea blue is en-
broidered in the same shade and one
deeper, and both yellow and green in
the lighter shades are popular. The
combinations of black and white are
popular and some are exceedingly
smart.
Some very chic things are seen
among the odds and ends, SO to speak,
of outing togs. One Is the white
cloth waistcoat, cut on the lines of the
hostler's waistcoat worn in the heavier
sports suits. 1t is sleeveless and
severely tailored, and is worn with q
white sports skirt and tailored shirt
most suitably for golf and tennis.
The greatest variety is shown in
sports skirts. The plain tailored or
slightly gathered and the plated skirt
are equally good. White is the rage,
Of course, but many snappy styles are
shown in plaids, checks and stripes,
especially stripes that are conspicu-
ously wide and are more modish in
black and white than In colors. Roman
striped materials are seen on many of
the overblOuses as trimming, some
times as knotted tie, under a sailor
collar.
Sweaters are conspicuous feature
of the sports costume, decorative and
comfortable as they are for 80 many
occasions. They are all of lightweight
wool or silk, knitted loosely, or in
Jersey ribbed weave, and the most
popular designs are of white on which
4 pattern Is traced In colors. The
widest flights of fancy are illustrated
in many styles now in vogue.
Hats Are Unique.
Hats for the present season are en-
gaging. and some are unique. An
amusing little model Ii hand-crocheted
of fine white wool, as a table mat
would be done, but in the shape of a
cloche. the scalloped edge shading the
eyes. A green ribbon Is tied around
the crown and Is knotted at one side.
Many hats are shown in fine white
straw, In taffeta, ribbon or other ma
terial.
Some lovely shapes are shown by a
prominent milliner In wide ribbon
sewn together to form the dome
shaped crown and covered entirely
with tiny ribbon flowers fastened fat.
A pretty and suitable type of hat is
fashioned Of silk and straw combined
in alternating strips. light. summery
and new. Tams and the soft feather
weight felts are for beach wear and
boating chiefly, and the fancy. more
elaborate hats, In both the close and
wide-brim models, are those worn for
dressy afternoon wear.
Gloves are negligible quantity, be-
ing worn little; but some new styles
are seen In white or yellow chamois,
suede and kid, some quite richly en-
broidered. and most Of them In the
Biarritz or gauntlet type.
Wraps required at resorts are in
light Of medium weight. simple. smart
nnd picturesque. The long cape Of
i,llitary cut shown among the most
nrcluslve Paris models is particularly
p. pular. 1t Is made of silk. taffeta,
r lie, satin or lightweight cloth: 1t
L. easily thrown over any gown, and
is always smart. The sports coat in
II loose-woven woolens; In white and
light colors, is Indispensable, and few
are shown this season without a collar
Of shaggy fur.