The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 10, 1900, Page 11

. e R O T YR THE SUNDAY CALL. comes works around HE is with us' once more. She as regulatly as the calendar to the summer months, as regularly as the sands become hot . She is the summer bathing girl, poor thing, the victim ot qore squibs than the mother-in-law or e henpecked husband. In spite of them, he i r downed, and each season she appes tume, &ir Flippant looks, however, it that capnot Le the s in some nev, development of ¢ ine will stare this he bathing zirl visi built upon t R cl o t e wea on h here is overlos ore po cr uds 0 1 ¥ land arer may either ickory limb and she ‘muy | oked. Professor 1 g NOW For A PLUNGE.. 044&3444444&4004&404400«2 + + Suits From Newman and + Levinson. : + ‘00““4604#0W§000¢“‘. Goetz of the Lurline Baths is responsible for the statement that Buropean women are hette ed for bathing than ours, are =0 much r in_the the wisest the matter of it be the Germans ns; they go upon b ch lashin in the surf you will find the Pa safe one to follow model Bt if vou find 1t t t ion this year for little bathing suit a: s designed. Bloomers, skirt and sleeves are only mod- erately full; they will be as little hind- rance as is’ Consistent with our national mode of dressing. Jersey is the worst mart a Pases B> MLLE BARTHO OF THE, possible fabric, Professor Goetz thinks; it_clings like tangled seaweed. He says also: “Be sure that the stock- ings are supportcd from the waist. This gives greater freedom of motion.” A handkerchief tied by the skilled hand makes the best rav in the world. It keeps the halr dry and lends a coquettish little bow to top off the bather's charm. Though the truth is (and it's a bitter truth) that swimming is one thing and keeping dry is another. If you are going into thie water for the real thing you may as well leave caps and shoes behind a make up your mind to ignore getting Surely the costumes of 1900 to tempt the summer girl to lea and gloves behind and to get in really water. California ha: that i i some hardships are the " the professor says. “They have less fear to overcome than the doll-baby type has. Whoever is bound to learn might as well make up his mind to go into the water. and the sooner he grows used to it the better. There is plenty in theory, to be sure; there are met every pupil should learn, but they won't do any good unless put into practice im the water, not on dry land.” Here is a ¢ fce for you: American du- rability or French flightiness. As you will' 1 READY 1IN A MINUTE... \/