Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 1

a V3 Iff Smart. Women Have Made Their Decision To What JFashions of the Many They Prefer Bui Changes Are Predicted. BOM the wealth of mpdeli that greeted tiro new season tho fashionable woman- has chosen those she con- avnurtest and most suitable 1 to naedy. It over thus with a season's offerings, yet Jt It only tho very briefest moment that is a condition that oven resembles' lull In the pf fashion. And oven when apparent, lull arrives, clouds of are gathering, In all four points of -compass, and oyon briefest rovlew touched with Vprophacy, It'Is change, undoubtedly, that makes tho mode so interesting, but the average woman spring styles forotell the major portion of summer fashions, for she may not Change- her frocks with the fre- thftt the mode demands.

Dopcurt Op Tho Many of -the materials that were quite correct for the straight line silhouette are ImposaHilo or the rippling, lines ot thin newer offering, And while soft, sheer fabrics are used to simulate linos, taffota And moire and materials with are preferred. She must, ohooso with a consorva- understanding of the purpose to which her choices will be, put, and her eyes to everything but the iip.toid.ate«oss of tho little i things Pf the costume, With-their cajijdp much, 4uit now spring modes lost In. tho glamour of summer styles, we are thinking of thin froqks. attire, and utfllty' coat that, cpmr In very handy during the I'cold spoil" that "always arrives to remind" that Winter lloa just ahead. And tho choice offered la moat happy for radical qhnngoa are too far ahead to worry us, aatl the catah it is In transit, vary very So It that the silhouette, onqe decided, rules the fabric that Is to achieve and even then, there a choice sufficient for variety.

Sheer, sup Ale materials are vogue lln'e's Xre manipulated into rjppilng ing caps, jabots, scarfs and' nno ploutings, Wa Jiava and novelty W9Pls "tyflw Change Their While the straight lino allhouatte waa tho only one, arid thpught pnly'of it, In planning pur attire, were justly oonsldersa fundamental of Did not have to do but ftuoept, so far were cotjoprne4 1 Wo could uie pf ths our purpose, and it bS'lnpprnprated into ft was unfailingly tP its illhpuette. reps -theip not a completo and tailored attire, and wo use of -neti 'ohlffon, Qeorgette, taffeta and crepe for or bpuffunt may Spring green 'anj gray and the bols iha'dw with a dssl Pf arid navy. Summer will ay always, ua white, but Us, undlsputoij over the color world if threatened by tho beiges, arid parchment, and the faint pastels. They eoom to sol) less easily, and they arc mpre generally bepomlPg thftn whits, though worn fey everyone, no( really ROOIJ on lots of women, Navy will keep plficq of prominence for tho utility dress or suit that a nesesanry part pf wardrobe- Certain Vogueu Aro From many certain and the vogue for the dross of shee fabrlo worn over a printed or slip, But wherever a 009 tumo'is aasemblocl, there Is preson that same matching note of identl ty (hat was the chief characteristic of ensemble suit, it subtle In Ita tone. Is no.

denying the fact tha the mode is as picturesque as it is varied. The robe do style Is delightful, the cape-qoat Is a swagger end a qharming garment, the tailored who may wear is chic and jaunty, the cape has been a' most picturesquely becoming affair, and both the twp- plooe, dross 1 and the one-piece frock pf present almost possibilities, Aro Of Importance. vogues reaultfd, BUI! arrayed In. a solid phalanx ugalnit Hi they praetlcaUy ousted the costume tult. in iPlte.

of, the fact everyone thought would becomt mnaatneijtaj of But the contume suit, made up pf and coat that matches it) color, fabrlo or ti'lnunlng, only Pf many equally important and the is ensemble note buy. ft very few passing hftvo all thli, and a chote What the that Is "We way the, our feat prt, the robe style may if the frpok la or u.iaijf ijt me4u Pf this period, Jrees, if it is apparent In Ranged it the frpck. the, cape-coat pr the slender wrap-around COM that MI another prophecy of pencil silhouette, -the But all the Jpyeliness of line and ibrjp count for little. it not'for tho (latails of the mode In general. Wo are (becoming aecus- tp shprt.ikjrts—ewi/ though 'heir- brevity la always in the Wo ore grateful for an edlqt that pocmits ue to wear waist, where It Is moat beopm.

have oven become content long aloeve that seemed, at flrst, tp restrkft our md thla, when warm summer days will be sure to return the hort sleeve and Bjeevpless dress to asKlon. It really seems as though hing that Is lovely and graceful is the mode. Tokes, capas, nd scarfs, and jabots, and aashes nd belts are ready to command for the smartening of pur apparel and the concealing of possible ugly and waistcoats and tiny frills hero and there, the bdauty jrynolal flowers, pleatu, and stltehery. and faced with white, Is typical of many oT the newest coats In" both sport and dressy Is toward the wrapplness tha la universally becOiMtng, and re-, suits In slim lines. This pictured coat boasts papists edged with the w'hite.

and wears p. narrow band of white on its sleeves, matching this colpr note with an ermins collar, sports dress, two-piece, of course, is made radium one of the most popular of the heavier silks; It has, fine pleats to give the ukirt width, and bright- ena the simple with touches of embroidery. This sort of a dress la a prime favorite with pffered In sheer Georgette for summer sports, wear. An afternoon of chiffon taffeta, in, color, adopts the skirt and bodice of the robe de style, qdgjng the with silk orald In a darker tone and adding sleeves and a brald-bound flolui; The evening frpok of white flat drops to the Irregular hem that ias a beaded edge the floral design on the frock itself. The rlbbpn Is made of blush pink satin DID YOU KNOW-, HAT late cables from Paris tell of a new 4 color.

rose "bagatelle" and black or navy blue? Jt is for frocks and hats, and Is already "vogue" along The THAT the newest "set" is made up of a semj-tallbred scarf matching handkerchief of hand- stenciled Georgette and is called the "8carfachlef set?" The center of the scarf Is box-pleated to Ha flat about the throat, a tailored THAT a clever outfit for'sports or travel Is made up of a suede leather coat with ft. matching skirt? The coat la faced'With 1 the same fabric that makes the skirt, a wool and rayon material. Sand, silver, green and rose are choice of colors, THAT Fashion's newest fancy Is the -white fox scarf dyed in one of the pastel tints? of the cojpwi are bejge, cocoa, sllyertone, orchid pansy and platinum and the combination of the soft fur and soft tints Is' most flattering, ASSEMBlJNG fagotting. and embroideries, and appliques, and even aulltlnay-thero no -and-to the Ult. loves pleats and buttqns and scarfs and smartly tal- llnea.

Note two-piece froeK of simple mien worn vnder the Jaunty ooat of striped material. Fashion Joves this sprt of costuma with Us, practicality its trig- nesi, And her auction for tha Utility coat of plaid, is evinced In tha model of black and with Its bold patch pockets, Its scarf of fabric and its tpuefc of whits Coats Wrapp? Jn The mode! pf ros9-gofbre4 fabric, 0 NI83 pnly quarrel with the fhpe mpde results frgm variety. The foreslghted will carefully, decide, before ahe shops for shoes, Just how much money she can spend on this Important accessory, then take that more, no with when shs goes to bur. if she dpes.npt, it li Inevitable that she P9 Isd into all sorts of financial Indiscretions In her attempt to decide between several equally suitable lovely pairs. She will, thqn, buy.

This, tf impractical for yet an- her reason than the money ln- are in the very special mood pf a. very special WARDROBE THE BOB" "BOBS are aled, and whan a Change in the general moda shoes, hats ifnd every irnporifnt opstume detail Change with It, And' the woman who pyer bvjya, aetjuiflng than she can possibly wear are that 'faced with the muggy And the hours in tha water that a women their our usually. Jf ypu short haircut )g tho evitable, fpr fjf Wo wa lose -Wiry, through is tn- ef you'll not Pt an inch lutcly to. Then there is the straight colffura that permits the ears tp 5hpw or not, aa is most becoming- If this seems top severe, fpr formal remember the transforhia- donned fpr an bob that ia hair is parted out in season, will find herself compelled toi waste the pair pr two, pr else wear them when they are not of the picture, Fashionable fpotwear varies in every possible in materials, Ip lasts, in In trimming details, not to mention color, which of quite as much importance as any other characteristic. And since you no longer buy pair of shoes pr hat but a ehpe wardrpbe.

and a hat wardrobe, 'It Is Imperative that you bo familiar with the very special offerings that considers her choicest. Concerning lasts it -is necessary to say only the obvious ypu may fit your foot, One designer will stress the jpng vamp, another tftu short, one will insist on breadth across the of the shoe, Will approve tho tapering 1 line, thpugh nearly all will agree, the spike heel for everything sports and the strictly tailored It means a dee4 to the woman who appreciates comfort" able shoes to find-that she cap ye be -in the mode, on there Is nothing smarter than appljque for shoe trimming. An4 WB plunge Into a perfect maze of color, as well 'as material, for it season of ftraya and well aa black and browjj, Apd the vpg.u,e there, are" many of Situation, 'greatly' tp mant and Ua sees wbiQh get 1 nwfo Pi! PUr authentip itjfprmaUon, that pertain mpdeia may be. had- rne, Ijsis; dft fpfe, belgre pr that makes Its heel, and toe of. snakeskln and the rest of the shoe of a plain color appears smaller, than the model that' shows' ahTunbrolce'n line.

Tlie woman who Is not blessed with small the tendency is away from them, not toward look to tha lines of her footwear, and break them wherever possible. A wort of warning concerning this positive rage for reptilian leathers, fThere are not snakes enough In all the wide, wide-world to satisfy the demand. But why worry, when many of the imltai tions are Just.as effective, and expensive? Plain leather is pressed Into the effect of cobra, you will! 'But pay you Bet, not what you hop a you are is much with leathers as with furs. Imitations -are quite lovely and many times just as'good lor the purp'pso, but they should be bought as such. Of the shoes that are termed "step-In," there Is "no one lovelier is known as the "sailor" does not know why! It features'a tpngue with a goring beneath It to make it fjt snugly, and can be worn, with a buckle, If one chooses.

Another lovely shoe the ribbon-tied affair that seems to be 'an offspring of the Oxfordr- it has two or three through which the grosgraln ribbon is laced. The sh'pe 14 already is a fashion. Its existence has led to the statement that footwear is now foot mUllnery-T'-and, why not? If wo can ftohleve and smart- and qomfort with straw, raffla and satin there Is'ce'rtalnly no-reason why 'lack of precedent' should" bap' from the material roster. Sports togs, have the leather pf which shpes are made) But whatever the material, you wlU find, that the shoe styles offered you ara graceful and flat' terlng of aifain, we, may choose a patent leather cut'PHf sides and appliques; pr trimmlnsfT pf pr gray Then there Ja let abPU.t the amartest affair that ypu Jjafa, Of course, tfee return tp a to be sure-r-is While there are core effects to be they ara aa an4 ppbu)ar as other seem variety, tP Standing style note pf the season. It Js deemed, epprpprlate for and day, ajways.

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