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E.v MWoa. haa its favorite colors; but on the ; evening gown. The upper, portion of the bodice is" -'.
threshold of the coming styles, hef ore : the ' ' embroidered: with white silk and crystal beads, while a
' summer's hues have been discarded and the' ' suggestion of -a net chemisette feads the gowruj Three
t i j' 'fill's colors decided upon, black-and-white sections' of et edged with; jet "fringe corapleteHhe '
holds first, place. Banging from combinations in which : short sleeves, while a 'triple tunic carries out, the ele-,
white predominates to the alliances. in which it is gance of this model. W.'X- ' :-:':'::C-:i'-Xi:
dotted, over a black surf ace, jthis friendly color scheme The practical: streeticostume has not; escaped the
offers relief ;and distinction in'evfry kind of dress. black-and-white invasion. Foulard in .the convenient
J For evening wear crepe de chine lavishly embroid- . dotted pattern is combined , with plain br,oadclo"th to
ered with silk claims the favor of those who prefer the form. a dress and a-jacket of which any one rnay be,
ornate. 'In-any other color this might be too much proud.;-A deep band is placed on the skirt, while the
o, but black-and-white is its own excuse for being as white, net yoke is piped with bias folds of silk. Collar
decorative as you please, mite filet lace combined and cuffs-of;.' foulard, are used on the . tailored doth
j-xth black chantilly shows what effect can be gained -jacket. A lining of silk completes the streel costume.
by,the use on silk. ; The square yoke is outlined by a ' For afternoon hours;white serge is always deserv-' '
narrow beading OI jet. an. ornament of which is ttldeed' inc nf monfinn. Tt fti anttranna't faT-Khmm for
n the front of the bodice. Embroidered flowers, cut the cool days between seasons. Black again gives this
put,. trail over the front and sleeves, which are straight model a .touch of distinction. The attractive re'vers
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.'p'iacKmbroiaery on sneer wlnte batiste stands out.in charming arrange
ment on-' a lingerie frock'.? It'ispollarless, with a. round yoke of -white' lacej
ftdie bodice has the sleeves ! of -the Magyar blouse, and the extended "yoke" sug
gested; by1 eyelet embroidery4 in black-' Notice the ' pointed lower line of
t this' yoke. 'Fine band-run ' tucks retain the fullness '.around .the hipsj while ai-
deep hem of . black- eyelet' and solid" embroidery '.completes the- stunning
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. ust before you decide upon your fall fr.ock,'.l6ok at.'the shepherd's plaid
before you.;." Jts rounded ppcr line of fthe blouso is emphasized by a 'bias
band' of Hack silk, while' white linen and lace are cleverly used at the collar,
side and. sleeves to give the. relief of a . crisp add snowy - frill."- " J ' y -
.- This modelbuttons at one' side, the-straighttab seemingly lapping over
the- outline 'of ;the .yoke. ?A patent-leather-belt'gives1 a' chic finish 'ior: tha
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tivcr- ft white eatui iicnrpliCId oa uxe impl with striped silk - These are used at each side of the HS&teA UUj'JJA'7ajT'AoJr-SSi- by serviceable' auality-and attractive -appearance, 'v '