The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1922, Page 16

5 ' i ' ‘ | ' THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1922. _ Plain or Embroidered, on Dresses, Hats - and Sashes, Organdy Is the Material That Dominates the By Margery Wells. ‘ every known method and some: quite Organdy Dresses. original wchemes for using organdy OUR dress-up dress for sum- have been adopted this season with, Imer might just as well be or- it seems, success achieved in every gandy. Nothing is more at- direction. tractive. Nothing has about It is an organdy season, and you it more of the spirit of youth and can have a different sort of organdy summer charm. Nothing in the way for morning, afternoon and night of material succeeds in being half so . colorful and at the same time +0 French Organdy With thinly comfortable. Embroidery. But, when you look about you, to Organdy might seem the last ma try to decide just feet Lots of @D ‘terial which could be embroidered ere Ay Bapen pe tennant With any sutisfaction and yet that Toa ee a stitmace, allot which 1,Just the way It has been handled 4 with the greatest success. The makes; it well-nigh impossible for photograph of the plainer dress with you to make any sort of a sane jis extra long skirt shows the way choice. You have to know pretty in which a Parisian designer las bo eae Be ee ae ine thought to handle organdy to make See Pere a voneastt Ntr__ltee, of an interesting dressy i 2 ¢ dress, At the front and again at the enmeshed in the surroundings of 89 hack of the skirt running from the much organdy charm that before you hem to the waistline there is a row kgiow it you will have bought some- or embroidered flowers arranged in be, algae Leis ta suit your sprays and done in Uh words, you Will have had dust thrown A Hat of Organdy. y of lerpenccarses by At oyer- apply We used to think that only chiffon could make the summer picture hat, unless it was thin and drooping eh and white too much charm. « There are organdies so plain that be ed “Trager ateidae elegans straw. But now there is this newer Che eunae of a trilliant tone against ©Tsandy which has stepped into the Stretetes of white of the same ma- at field with an assurance that proves terial, Others are merely one color '8 Worth over every Inch of a fash- off organdy with perhaps little scal- ‘onable season. lope or points"on the edge of the skirt The picture hat in the illustration adtistiaves, and with no trimming to is only a sample of the many beau- speak of. Others, again, are adorned tiful ways in which organdy has peen with rows upon rows of the tiniest handled for the making of interesting of-rufffings or pleatings and some of chapeaux. The fabric has been taken thm have lace used for trimming in in one layer and shirred in row after the most lavish of lay-outs. In fact, row over heavy corded wires until the “POR DANCING, RUFFLES ARE THE THING SGPECIALLY OF PALE YELLOW TAFFETA HER PARTY DRESS MAY BE OF ROSE TAF FETA WITH FRILLS. RIBBON AND CHIFFON MAKE THE SmaLL GIRL. MOST ATTRACTIVE. ABOVE—ROWS OF CORDED SHIRRING GO TO FORM THE SHAPE OF YOUR PICTURE HAT. CENTRE—THE WAY SMART PARISIAN WOMEN ARE USING ORGANDY AT THE SEASIDE. RIGHT—LITTLE SQUARED-OFF ROWS FOR A FICHU FROCK OF VIOLET ORGANDY. Season brim is formed. Then for the ede there is that wraith of a shaped flange that falls around the face in the most flattering of manners. Any one would look beautiful with a ‘headpiece of this sort, If you want to increase that girlish charm of yours when you are dressed 1) your summer'g best, then do have in organdy hat, for there is somethn added when you don this hat which is too subtle to explain but which fairly screams Its presence in the atmos phere around. Embroidered Organdy Frills. One of the prettiest sorts of trim mings that have been born this seasou that which forms little squares oe points or scallops and which is then embroidered just as an extra touch. In the picture there ts an ot- gandy frock with this sort of edg ng, put on just where the original vulflings would have been applied Our grandmothers used to have this fine sort of embroidered organ dy on their best Sunday-go-to-meet- in’ frocks. And we have come back to it this season with a vengeance Organdy Sashes. ‘There is nothing more popular this season than the organdy sash. It is just a long and wide strip of the neterial picoted about the edges for finish and worn with all sorts of frocks from silk to organdy itself. If it is done in a contrasting color it registers more in the way of trim- ming, but sometimes it is most effec- ve when done in the selfsame color as the frock itself, need sure and certain earth wants to go she can and be strong in her and it should be catered jittle model ts doing. to. On this page taffeta dance small daughters to further . just as much as they ar btory of how to be a owe oem, you are taking your away to the country, then she will kK that if “Just clean and fresh." to their fullest extent, there is hung member of the betnitied 4 any more than her pay attention only, She wants te frocks for th nena cima gegen Dressing Little Daughter for Her Party laid on to grown-up fad of using simple lines is and self-material even in the matter party dress decoration. Then there are the little hand-made andy dresses for the little girls. ey make excellent party frocks when they are sufficiently pedecked with trimming and flutings. Rome of them ane resplendent with little hand embroidered roses and others have ribbon flower trimmings much One of the giddy little dreses on it has ruffles upon ruffles this page is of pink taffeta solely for adorn its beauty. Is little wearer its foundation and over that is posed free to frill out those narrow rufflings dress, That 18 the faintest layer of white chiffon, to her heatt’s content and to derive littte girl OD ‘phen over that, just by way of sat- therefrom all of the satisfaction that : party in # those inatinets for decoration comes trout considering herself baby child inother wishes tO g series of pink ribbon streamers, munity which always attends i d those particulars making a graceful dancing skirt if she will fling her curls with more 4 pretty 43 ever there was one She will be sweeter in gon nts to dress UP. Even the little girls, these days, sequence of her consciously well ct 1S are wei " CADE as " ypoarance a she will be The instinct 18 are wearing brocaded " thle Breese Ap mace AG hp will ba oe thelr. elders’ ure” accustomed. to fare cut over baby lines, but they are one of the prettiest frocks of the en- have. Then, the organdy frock can shown two little mage of the bright metal materials tire occasion have: the ribbon adah in brilliant a= tiniest of none the less, und they too help to. WN eaneeoetholceeity “um applied to it in indefinite ‘re designed atrike that feeling of being well Either of these « Se Pets WARN ie gg color, It can he done ‘an Infant dressed into the little soul, which feel. copied if you art tall apt with your either with twisted narruw ribbons or to tell the Ing is so much a part of her real and heedle, They ars made on the simplest with wide and stiff sash hows, -in ing up fast inberent nature, of lines and the trimmings, such 48 either of which cases it succeeds in member of her Then there is another little dress of they are, ar applied on the strictest Jooking moat childishly attractive and gafleta, but this time it is yellow, And basis of adherence to the popular ip pleasing the small qaiden joo, ' r freedom w Reigns Supreme CAPR. Every one want this Mason, Indeed, on ve necessity. Every one bas them. Why net. you? ne particular shape, Thi any too much sewing about them. cordiug to your particular height. Sew the together and face the fore- most or turn them under for To Be Made In an Evening By Ada Newcerme 1 cape tain usions, it is almost Now the beauty of these light sum. ner wraps is that, if-you are wt, uli | pt with your needle, you can have one for almost nothing. They have re is nut They call for but little material. They ure devoid of trimming. In fact they irc the last limit of the perfectlon simplicity Now, if you want » cape for-atier- noon by thre ards < vy Canton crepe in th color you most desire, Take two widths of about fifty inches each, ac- ning w hems, Also make a hem around Che hottom of the width that you: need— two inches is enough—and seclude under the hem a number of weights to give a certain ha nd tone to the cape whensfinished i Then take « double fold of the ma- terial about five inches in width after it is folded. Make it about a yard in length ther ft at the piftee where the raw edges meet and attach this for a collar to the upper portion of the cape where that, too, is gathered in three rows of running stitches, That Is all there is, The cape ts then finished. And you have a wrap which is entirely satisfactory’ for éve- ning or for any daytime purpose, pro- vided the color of the material is dark enough. —tinoeeeaiese Draping the Rage On Crepe Dresses S you walk along’ Fifth Avenues |} A now, you see nothing’ but cope dresses that are draped, They | have the happiest sort of way of fytn in the breevs and it matters nor the draping begins or where it /\ still it has that characteristic of mak« | ing its wearer look as though she wars about to depart on the sweetest and happiest of missions If ever women haye res acme of ther own expression in dres it Is during this present season, for everything that is done in the way of clothes for them is something of whieh they can ‘justly be proud f future seasons are to mrpasa thie as a mattcr of artiatle uchievemert then Uicy will have to make a brave effort, for eins as though more liad been accomplished tis. season than many seasons past in. the direction of making the lady look at home and happy in the element of her dressing. There ure crepe dresses draped ua | .o the skirt. Others of them confine, | all of their draping of folds and 1 tc the boiices. A here are still vthers which carry draping of ‘nad folds of crepe or satin from the bed) tc the skirt, tying the two togethe: it « miraculous fashi iost ous cushion, ¢