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1 TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 192(T. These Lo-n.Q-YTai.aled Tie -On. Graceful Ovetr Dainty ,9b'Vclrt5. v . 'lasssaiassssssasBaBSssssaBm aBHiimv im vUH1 err , v- x ChemiseDr esses of Linen Have a Summer Morning Fresh ness - Smart Sport Suits of Chinchilla Satin - Proph esy of a White Summer Verified By Palm Beach Clothes - Fringes and Tassels. tS always, summer fashions ar rive as a bit of a shock to those who have ben Immersed and absorbed by mld-wlnler and holiday affairs. Christmas has come and one. The old year has slipped out and young 1920 has slipped In. And behold the shop windows are sav ins: "Summer Is on the way!" Those fortunate beings who are r tannins; now for Palm Beach. Aiken. Bermuda. Hot Rprlnfrts and other charmed places where tho chill blasts of winter are unknown, have every reason to be elad that the d.-rfniy sum mer styles are out so far ahead or their seasonable lime. The rest of u feel a bit rushed In our schedule of winter plans by the parasols and white sport to en. the bathltiff suits and tennis eweatera ao temptingly dis mayed for selection. But 'here Is no renins around the fact: winter Is Sow en the wane and every day car ries It toward Its vanquLhmont bv epriaa. Already yellow daffodils shed their tunny glrn In florist's windows sejd troop: househotdera are pour-nrr o-vtr garden catalogues. And the Mm mar styles for the Southland arc ewl Fabrics For ffew Frorks summer girl Is sotng to dress. " atems. in silk, in linen or In gausy ' and lace. Those thrco styles of frcsek Jlnen. silk, voile are para mount among the Southland modes. The smart, crisp looking linen cos tumes are for morning wear; the sheer! voiles for formal afternoon occasions: and the silks are for sport wear. 1.1 nen and voile combined she may don In the afternoon but silk she wears when she goes a sporting. ' A new sport silk has a raised, curly tuft In Its weavo that gives a corded ef fect. It Is too heavy and closely woven for a whole sport costume, but it makes a stunning trimming in bands, pocket flaps, cuffs, collar and so on. The fabric looks ratner like a shafy ratlne made with silk threads and Is wery much the rage this rtenson. You will note It. used as a trimming, on the pictured sport suit of white chin chilla satin. Nothing could be sim pler than the lines of this suit; It is the richness of the material that gives high distinction. Tho Jacket, bor Icred all around with the corded silk rimming, fits closely over shoulder Td arm and there is no collar to enk the graceful line. The skirt -U cply hemmed by hand and has pock- of the oorded material and irl hiaMe-aa. hlnchllla satin l port cn- Beach, Parts dressmakers were so ! freedom of movement to the swimmer, thankful to get linen back, after the . for after all. klcking-oul Is the essen war years when it was all corralled 1 tlal movement In swimming and any by tho Government for uniforms and 'skirt that hampers this movement will aeroplane wings, that they brought ou , not be tolerated by a good swimmer, linen blouses and trocks by the score Tho new bathing suit has the long- as fast as they could lay hands on'walsted. tie-around blouse referred (o the linen to make them of. Winter In an earlier piragraph. This blouse Intervened just as women were taking and the knc8 brc,chp, are of tisqu wool Jersey." The pleated skirt, ths BKAOS tuit BABY HIEItE is a special necklace ior baby: quite a long necklace or ' wooden hearts which bany can Ipiay with or even put tn his nioutn jwith perfect safety, for the beads axe of smoothly polished wood without any luaint or other coloring matter to bo Micked off. Thtre is a small attach ment on the necklace so that a rattle .. r tor irar be hune from tne I chain of beads. , notion to these dainty linen wear ables and tt was quite natural that with the beginning of the Palm Dead, season they should blossom out Into a decided mode. Jn many rases the linen fabric Is combined with voile, dotted swiss or some other summery materlal and the effect Is rharminir. ! One of the Palm llcarh maids plc j tured today wears such a combina tion. Her skirt is of lavender Inde structible voile on which narrow white and lavender gr n ribbons are I kt itched to simulate tucks. II. r long t waLsted. tie-around blouse is of lav jendcr Ilnrn. This graceful new blouse model, with its sash tied low at the back, lis long. co sleeves and dainty batiste and lace collar. Is so smart an accessory to summer dress t hl you must be sure to ffiva It special nearly all a low I ,' study. You are hke!v o neet the frock nsve long. clo.-.: model .; t r. when real summertime j Klr-iv? siVafl are comes! The port hat i of purple frock of indestructible and white chenille wU'i a fringe to sel. Fringes and tasr-els are every where on summer toggery for the Southland. Vn I m It inch A I MM f Set Ba Uihtg Suit Modes Palm Bench swimming costumes i are a i-ery Important feature of South- i sa.h and the pipings end trimming on blouse and breeches are of black satin. The bathing eiri r-ears stock ings well over her knoe. and one i hopes this portends a failure of the ; awful rolled -down stock in je mode of ; last summer to extend over Imo thifc ! year. And he bathing stocking re j fancifully ribbed at ihe front " ribbed silk stockings, or stockinsrr w'ih j clocks are worn with all footwear, from btlttitag slippers to formal but- : toned boots for the nfternocr.-SK-cvis To &e SI nut of doubL a.ot, . dine out for thm carries a dainty littie hat of illver gray straw with pa.e llnk rosebuds. PALM BEACH introduced to FRENCH FOOTWEAR I'M M ER foof.rar. whata charm iare delightful on the feet but p::. I not only in the pumps and dancing 't possesses! Hot the least fea- ments are anything but easy on the!r .slippers, but also in buttoned street urc of fascination In new South- daintiness. Used for general running j boots for formal occasions, A very land wearables are the alluring: . - walking In all sorts of 'pretty pair of white pumps for Palm ics and slippers and sport shoes that weather ttey soon w shaDby Ld Heart weaT is shown in a picture, go with the dainty clothes one must I ha Slipper-pumps they are. of dainty provide for the mid-winter flitting to " , " " ' warmer climes. And the summer foot-I A new arrival this teason Is the (shape, with thin soles and French coverings are always ready for I'alm j French style of slipper, shown in one heeTj. They fit the foot like a glove Beach the alert manufacturers see , of the lllust.-ations and Introduced byj'ind white slipper and silk stocking to that. How dreadful it would be. j Frankiin Simon. In New Yoi k. I: blend Into each other with such to be sure, if one had to begin the tlea ovcr (he irj,,,p W,n r;i,bons and i smooth continuity of line that there Southland season with only the boot has a curved Louis heel and Is al:o-j : no conspicuous point of contrast. nd slippers one nas in tottn. to mat. u ,,, ,,.. Foot and ankle aro Just exquisitely The genuine French slipper has an j 'hcJ. that is the ecc! you get. , , . ' Soti.e pumps have husre buckles extremely short vamp and a. most no 1 1 " 1 " . , , . . , . acrons he front, which bring the "k - Jt M.- n.v '"""ipumrs !ito very snort but not sum ana trim ijUt mid-winter costumes, blossoming oui !n all the rest of one's attire in sum mery white and flower tints! Since this next summer promises I Not a bit ileeynt are to be comfortable .next Paim Beach f nrid coo! and ei ! All the ja That Is. eoUi on 1 i i ine slteve:. ' tl.o d:nn-r . ) and m shown The color tonos vf this f. arc very soft and beauli il ilv-ry yriv vo'.lA with n printed vine pattern '.n paler gray Is dropped over a slip of Peking blue chiffon. And under this is a second .hp of the blue chif fon to ntake the color denser and render the frock non-irnnparenf. Very handsome white Tier Is draped STl'XMVC TANS COMPLETE ' STACK COSTIMTS eVEKV derail of cos'ume hi vail put or. then'ricLi) production Is j crefui!.v considered. Svon fane I ci itupurtnt a avenseodee, not only i o i hp co.-Tt I,, v aocompanyi but to 1 ge.-iera. a or Scheme of tho bac4c S'ouici .' wonc.-'ful fan Is carried m certain pla of 'he winter a veri table flame fan. It is made of ostrich plumes In fiery red and golden orange and the feathers begin at the bottom with fire-red, rising in ornnge to paler orange in flame effect, aild to complete ihe llluilon of flame there is a faint, clear blue tin at the top just as land attire and swlmmins; m f or ; , 0 ror, , t0 vest rovranc an ,n. 1 name burns Its all summer are set at this mid-winter , , r ,h hti.o ,-i,.or l In a real fl resort. A brand new bathlnir suit,. he lace falls in a rnthercd apron on mously expcnsl Idoa. Just launched st Palm Heach the skirt. The sash Is of silver gra Just one detnil is pictured. The slashed skirt allows I velvet ribbon. Kvldentlv she Is to ' pellinjt costume :f ln:o This ' e but if a pet bluii h tin! nn was enor was added as feet and com- An American Mollification Of The raaillipllnii Little i"roiicli Slipper Tied CCHiuettisllly Over The InStcp. Ch airs You Should K n R B you positive you can pick out. al High i : A Chtppend.ilc rttttlr. A Sheraton Fancy. A Queen Anne dining room ch:Or. a sturdy Wlndgot chair, a quaint ban- t-au.-e nobody bed taken ihe trouble o know anything about old chairs. Needless to s-. the heirlooms were not o'd to the antique dialer, or a' auction. The chairs have been rtuMrf- by a great mrny unmistakable sign? to be a "white summer, a great dei'l of the footwear for Southern use i. : .. j white. Frocks are of white linen. sport suits are of white linen and as ' 1 1 r i r . i :.. . . nrw Mexican water ju ror s !;- ''-'r " T , V r HO VV . " vvhtte siuJfs. All :hese fete nine: white Ul6 VilieST HOOm costumes demand white footwear to rv. 1 1 li fi f pniirsp. Onp HIS v Isss, ,1mm. RRT smart are the (ii!:id.tlaiara I . . ,.vB,u.i,i. ... pottery juBsund Eoblcis v.lth their I , ct'lr, -nH ,IaW.I i,. Bsnimi snapas una Hp:enu:(l color- ins;. They conic in sots of water mo.-e conrplcuous relief finely made f.,oiwr,ar has this enough to suit the Amerlc-an fanci'. so ! ffiove-attin.,-. clinging etfert so that a new American slipper com. I lines of auk'e, instep and foot blend 'he French features with. a more be- i into .ach other. This Is car:lcular!y I comln; American last hss been as noticeable In the formal boot of bnt vised. The picture of It shows 11 to "oned tvpe which seems to bo moulded i be n most dainty little slipper, with 'ts ovec ins-ep and ankle, so smoothly ! slashed sides, tied with ribbon across i and p'-rfectly uoes the buttoned top itho Instep, its low top and Its Frnch suode or fabric cllcs; to tha ankle heel. The toe is luncer th.n the I "nd so beautlrully does this contrast I Parisian loo but not .s ions; as slip-i ,0P hlead with the leather part per toes have been in this country for ' ot ,he hoot. Another too wosr model i the post few seasons and the new slip- for Southland wear Is t'oo morning I per makes a foot very dainty and pump of buckskin with a - French i heel or rather a low cur heel, for he "baby Louis" as It w called last summer. Is entirely an At erican In novation. All Paris heels are high when they are In what tho Parisian calls a "Louis" style. The low curved I heel Is comfortable to wear and it 'gives dainty lines to a pump. Then there Is the low Cuban heel: and the ; woman who likes very low sport heels . on her pumps can affect this style and feel perfectly correct. Slipper buckles are gorgeous af fairs. Some of them are made of 1 cut steel, others are of tiny brilliants, j There are also aparkling buckles of i Jet. They are oval, square and ob long in shape and make slippers flnf forma! occasions very stunninfj very obvious. 0! - i - family mansion called In un nntiqu furniture dealer to appra'so some or the "otd stuff In th house" prepara ory to an auction sale. None of the rf enred especially for tho bid fur Tfiey had homes of their ovn thought best to dispose of it stood. The dining -ound dozen of them fetrh about two nod fte good Tld old- nothlng except snow whllefootwearwll! N'Ort Uaroeiw HaTS cat Uncs Anil answer when the sport skirt is while Sensible Heels. They Are Of White linen and the swearer white angora j KucUskln And Clockifl Stocktnirs Go guest room or for a ; or white knitted silk. A verv neat: WHU Them. man's room furnished in rich rather -white oxford tie. new this senson. Is i than dainty color. The goblet may j pictured. It U a shoe that will ap j diminutive In appearance, as well as peal to many wearers. Though such.Kivmg me wooi smioiiciie a rWMM a comfortable sort of shoe for all-day j suggestion. wear, with its moderate heel and gcod I Because It Is new and .very smart, swing under the foot. Its linos are this tled-over-the-lnstep slipper has a trim and graceful and It ts a dls- eortaln style of its own. but no worn -tinctivo and dainty little shoe. lit" f-n honestly rlalm that It Is a pleases the woman who dislikes rrV "rneetul or becoming as the plain or, lovv-hoeled mannish footwear and ! buckled pump-slipper n hich has been j A O.MisTIMMS the, smart ecru cur-d.rt. lo.is. nod by an verntghl soak-J sporty enough to suit the woman who the standard style for several sea-j rtur.s lh.it g.ve. such a golden tout' mg in cold water, will come oJt read- .dislikes French heels for informal oc- ions. The grace and good Style of the ' to the brown living room, come lly. Into the rinsing water put a solu- ! casfons. It is made of white buck- ipump arc so appealing that there out of the wash sadly pallid, all their tion of saJTron which ill g;-e your ' skin with ornamental stitchery andjlittle I:nelihood of any bitarre, p!c iHter-bnrk COJowiai chair? It you nave en ano in each home which they carafe, goblet and tray and are suit- never BiKiuuu up mis inunei ui yt wi nuuvi inv are me p ece nc resistant e. n hie for the cnairs you wui oe surprisen it iihm piuuuiy (xninnro to visitors. Perhap how fascinating tho ennir suojeri is. jou nave a rinpppnl no. or a Wind-' The other dsy the heirs to an old , sor. or a Shpraton or a fl-nnlewhhu i !lian dain;y color Te goblet may chair, or even an oh! minister or UuJ-(WMtti ln tne lrm cr the tniv m& be i der bark chair that stcod in grand- used for Ciinr ashes. Water u ill keep j mother's kitchen. Are you si:re you I furprlalhffly cold all nifiht in one of know It. and renl'ze Its value? tfcnae porous Mex'can carafes. ( How To Launder Ecru Window Draperies rich ecru tint departed and their gen- i curtains the stunning ecru t:nt they. ! perforated trimming and the ral tone s soft cream which though j had when new. Five cents worth or white always a, becoming fo ting enough as cream. Is not thejsafTron may be added to a yuan ntl white shoe. welocted for that particular j water and boHed for a moment. Strain j Another white oxford for Si h curtains should be 'and add to the rinsina; water. Save a I wear Is of white kid with a! process. First I little of the dffnn water for the turned sole and extremely in cnld water, snft, warm, hem till sturch water Into which the curtains- It is such a soft, light. heel -;s i turesquo fooicovermg. from I'arls or it tiro lc anywhere else, supplanting th well Mked pump in favor. It will hold Us uthai : own and the new models for So'J"h a llj-hi .land wear ar as pretty and gracef: ! Prencti j as ever. Perhaps there is a aiish llexihlv difference in the length of tuft. TB no last of nil. Then press out the little shoe that Its comfort Is guar-very long pointed loe reached such wa'er without wnncfng, Spreftd rne j nnteed from the snemrnt one glimpses un exaggerated style that ic cou.d -"iirMlns between clean sheets nnd It In a salesperson's hand and one , no farther either ln leng: h or pointed rtKt put f'.l t he moisl lire j ou can. I simply longs to put it on and malk : ness. without appear in;; r hsurd. s 1 t n i ch the curtains mny be ; off with it. Sjiui women wear the?e Jshxrhtly shorter toes not Quite sohai dL 01 Ut.cJ ca curtain, frames, jihln-soled kid shoes csnt.nualty. Theyjat the Up are evideat In new footwear. fig,- - -j hbUbbO ' T&SSfi . SQrlfcQ ' BbBhSbssssssssV" iVhite Kid l''ii., . l'.n' '-.-uihiaiiU Wear II sii-.inl. Manrtvr Ami Lraa l'iiiiliHl TiM-s 'lltau I a.. I Sms.n AlftS) Make Tin- I it i Snullcr.
