Fine, Valenciennes lace enliven plain dark frock for afternoon wear, is laid. simply around the neck. {nd cuffs in three wellespaced. rows and tacked lightly in position, Lace edges the corsage of a sleeveless evening dress of black' crepe "and over it is worn a little buttoned-up Jcket of the matching white 'And, after ribbons and lace, comes the flower trimming. Daisy' chains make slim shoulder straps for dance frocks: draped evening" skirts "are hela with two or three roses of cars ations, complete with their foliage and stems. "A charming picture-trogke is made of striped organiza. printed with the "brightest of etd. fowers Wide bands of fat. white "daisies Border the armholes and form the straps at the back of the bodle.
The king for flower trimming is carried into. daytime lathes. Floral Ballorned crepe frocks are bordered with bands of Mowers cut fom. the Material. As "punty are original many pretty effects ace" obtained.
'The, arrangement. of flowers present fashions Feealls the Edwardian Mode. Corsage tops. are "decorated with' tightly-packed blossoms which Tode fresh and. youthful.
Tiny marguerites, orange blossom, and dalstes are popular. "A. design in Dink chiffon is adorned with tightly: Dacked field daisies ocked with pink, Daisycehains make' slim " shoulder straps, Hats are Madder Hats are really going mad, Latest models differ so much that almost Jany style is fashionable at the moment. One up-to-the-minute model is in fine fancy straw, wide brimmed with a square shallow crown banded in broad ribbon. On the front is perched a rosy apple with two green leaves. The hat is tied under the chin a becoming fashion.
'Another model is made in tartan taffeta draped round the head like the kerchief of a West' Indian negress. The brim appears to be Jput on separately and tilted well over the face, showing the jaunty bow of the "hanky" crown, Tartan gloves are worn to match, Clemenceau said to someone: ye had two great experiences in life as a doctor and a President clu Conseil. Both have impressed up" me the uselessness of two things: the appendix and the President of the French Republic."
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