Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1929, Page 47

Summer Holi > J N i - THIS FORMAL AFTERNOON FROCK OF GRAY CHIFFON MAY ALSO , 'MAKE ITS APPEARANCE INFORMALLY IN THE EVENING. THE E $ CAPELET AND SKIRT ARE PICOT EDGED. sult the frock with which it is i H H g s.E g B 3 | i 1 i E i i il i i g & ES ii 1 E Eéi 5 § ] g i ¢ i i 8 § : ! ] g s | little jacket or at least the top of the arms may be covered by one of the new cape collars. For the majority of women the holi- day schedule offers few or any formal . Daytime hours demand nothing but and pressing. lor motoring or ltelmg sports or semi- sports dresses, hats and accessories. the occasional garden y it is best to carry with one a chiffon frock of the sort that may be also worn to the less formal sort of uentn:"‘nxm A it felt hat that may be-tucked into | The new frocks of lle and other ‘handbag if you do not wish to wear | light, crisp cotton materials are charm- it should be chosen to go with | ing. Simply to see one is to want to -about 3 ‘wear one. But for practical purposes one wide-brimmed hat should | chiffon has still much to be said in its juded ir. holiday wardrobe. | favor. Packing never gives it wrinkles that will not automat if chosen in straw ‘disappear . Variety may be | when the dress has been hung for & day having a number of differ- | after it is unpacked. (Copyright, 1920.) bands which may be put on EE L i it. . To begin with, there is that ever- itroubling question of color schemes. Troubling, that is, if you let it be so. | In these days it need'not be 5o, for the lncr’o:nnm are so varied that | YOU some apparently find difficult. /¥ou must remember, in choosing your scheme in cretonnes, that only ‘Therefore, put the cretonnes you buy thruu,h the acid test of holding them up before a bright light. r. As things If you cannot find any cretonne you and yellow :gmmu together, | like that will stand this tesi there is certain shades of blue, too, | one way around the difficulty. You can buy the transparent, fiimsier cretonne and line it. This ‘makes it opaque i §g§§gs | i : m i fe! i lib g&zir THE. WHITE FLANNEL SUIT AT THE LLFT IS WORN WITH A BLUE AND WHITE CHECKED SLEEVELESS SWEATER, AND THE SLEEVELESS FROCK OF NATURAL-COLORED SHANTUNG SHOWN TO THE LEFT MAY BE WORN WITH A’ PRINTED SHANTUNG JACKET OF BROWN. THE INCREASINGLY POPULAR SUNBURN BACK IS FEATURED IN A TENNIS FROCK OF WHITE, FLAT CREPE, WHILE MORNING GLORY COLORS MAKE GAY A DRESS OF PRINTED BATISTE. AT THE EXTREME RIGHT 1S AN UN. USUAL WHITE CREPE DE CHINE SLEEVELESS FROCK THAT IS BELTED AND BORDERED WITH PRINTED SILK AND MAY BE WORN WITH OR WITHOUT THE PRINTED CAPE SCARF. Fruit Drinks for Summer Healt S S 1 13 s BY BETSY CALLISTER. waier. 5 amount of ; & EE 15 B b in amber (Copyright, 1929.) Things to Think of When Grass Is Cut If you have alawn and have anything to say about mowing it, it is & good T plan to run the lawn mower in different directions at different times. Thus if the grass is cut from north to. south this week it should be cut from east to west the next. Experts say tha grass thrives better when this dry weather it is best to grass cuttings fall on the mower passes over it them up. This gives needed protection against the hot sun, Make the Best of A COOLING SUMMER DRINK TASTES BETTER IF. IT 1S ATTRAC- TIVELY SERVED. THE SKETCH ‘SHOWS'SOME OF THE INTEREST- ING GLASS OF THE SEASON, AS WELL AS A PEWTER PITCHER. o A BELT OF THE SAME MATERIAL MARKS THE NORMAL WAIST. LINE OF THIS PRINTED CHIFFON DRESS FOR SUMMER EVENINGS. THE BRIGHT-COLORED EVENING. CAPE 1S OF CHIFFON VELVET. Your Baby and Mine BY MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED. A i self, guided by her own climate and the fatness or leanness of her own say, “No wool!” | comfort babe, Some doctors with stern determinedness, others ad- mit the tectiveness of the that & child can’t pos- sibly wear too few clothes in Summer. nl:onbly as an adult vé awful sighs l; ] K i i T : 8 I et 25Ed i ‘We ha "i‘l{l t & stage com! e wve ived at a » md':dn_mufim-h £ JQ-EE §§i§ [E i il %égg il i It's Best to Say You Slept Wi One thing that you sheuld i i