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A i . . I. V Girls' Even- r rocks ow to. Make and How to Trim Them i THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL "PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST, 8, 1003 : P AGE.:. FO R T H. E HOMED RE S S M A EL E :. ' 'I 25, fi 1 I'm erHJZM ffL TW Si Ml i s r ii l v i i s u to At JA IKLS' evening frock are Being youthfully and prettily, trimmed with wreaths ot ar tificial flowers. Slender garlands of these are used to outline the decollete, the short sleeves, and oc casionally the front opening of the blouse. "This ribbon flower designing makes easy and en joyable fancy work for mornings on the porch. The girl who has an idle hour from time to time can fashion a yard or two of violets or forget-me-nota for the new dance gown. In addition to the wreaths of millinery flowers, garlands made of ribbon are used in the same way. Very small flowers are daintiest and most fash ionable used in this way. Forget-me-nots, wee rose- buds, primroses, snowdrops and violets are among the favorites, " . The costumers returning from Paris with" early fall ideas say that cape effects and fringe will be two distinguishing features of dress during the coming season. Small, slender capes will be worn for all sorts of occasions, in addition to the at tached capes and cape effects in gowns. Fringe, especially of chenille, will take the place of the frailer trimming on the heavier materials of autumn and winter. The dress capes and capeline effects will be edged with it; also sleeves and an oc casional volant. -"The blouse in best vogue for the moment has the pronounced characteristics of a long shoulder line without compromise of any sort. In many instances this completely disorganizes the sleeve and all sleeve making traditions are cast aside, altogether new methods being substituted. Sometimes the sleeve is worked in one with the Jbodice. """ Never was so touch watchfulness necessary in guarding against f addism as in the present fashion of sleeves or so much care requited in adjusting this portion of the gown at home. At times the sleeve is set so extravagantly low that the whole shaping of the blouse, so far as the shoulder is concerned, is thrown into fresh and un accustomed lines. Well cut and placed and not carried to extremes the fashionable shoulder line is founded upon true artistic principles and is.universally becoming. Very Latest Novelties Found in the Shops THE newest bonbonnieres ae taking some de lightfully original forms. Little garden im plements, rakes, hoes, shovels and watering pots, are just out. Thes make very attractive, and inex pensive favors for a flower luncheon or for any the function in honor of horticultural "enthusiasts. and go to the beach without appearing in the bath- son may be interested to know that it can be repleat . ing costume. After a bath they protect you from, ed in the shdps and made practically a good U A' NUMBER of books about yachting with nho- the cool winds. new. The price for repleating i $LfiO per article. tMrranYnn illiifltrntinna ant anon nn tkft Vinlr I V. They are used by bathers in going to and from TVHE owner of tn accordion pleated skirt whicH le beach, enabling one to dress in one's "own room . has begun to show the wear nd tear of the .Ulb-. lint for th. ram wlo is oot as well up 'THE newest tie for women U Brtbo,.SY lULt, loteij uou ou, ce.rep.e.; rare.. in . . .. sh. might be. Ske will disenss.th, - I M fc . M fc'JZaZ tonic oi tne nour mucn more intelligently alter uk, au w cojjwjibuj auaynsv tu wt,iwiu , , T . i ,. .rtT,ti,t,t. 4 t, f t,o 1 ll.r. t..t .r. fc-in worn thi. linmmer. P --paaese uwua u v. collars that, axe being worn this summer. it with white mercerized cotton. A numbf r c f Anton anil aMi'rfa'not embroidered have kwt!-.' THE 4beacli cape" is fashion' latest addition to 'TP HE blouse extender i' a novelty intended, as of coarse drawn work in white or white 1 L the summer resort wardrobe a full-length the name implies,-to make the shirt waist or " cotton.. ' . , . cap,-with hood jnade from ravenette waterproofed other blouse hang prettily in front : f It is made of ThU linen" la oebg wed fcr tvr.i t cloth in light weight. The best colors are blue, , lawn with narrow, rofljea edged ,with lace, held ia. ; shirtwaist suits by the wornn n v ;, ) cr. i t tan, oxford, olive, black or red. A favqrite-plan is place over the corseteover, with ribbon tssti over to "pay $5 a yrd for good.. 'J 1 ? t r i r ! Jo match. t Utto uit ia aito Js tc4 foe eclrovv:ri. j r: . z
