| White Dresses That Bloom in June |
What with brides and girl gradu
ates whose needs must be provided
for, white dresses bloom out in abun
dance in June, along with perfect days
and roses. After all they are the love
liest of all garments wherewithal
beautiful woman Is clothed and match
up with the roses and days that make
their background. The particular
white dresses with which this article
Interests Itself are those which design
ers are showing for the girl graduate
and two good examples are pictured
here In the group above.
There are two things to keep upper
most in mind when choosing a gradua
tion dress—they are daintiness and
simplicity, and together they spell girl
ishness, which is the essential char
acter of this kind of dress. There
fore the designer, who is to be credited
with the pretty frock nt the right of
the group, chose dotted swiss and bob
blnet for it nnd planned it on the sim
plest lines. The swiss is cut into seven
bands, three of them in the neighbor
hood of three Inches wide and four of
them an inch narrower. These bands
are set together with narrow strips of
the bobbinet, the wider bands placed
!at the lower part of the skirt and the
others above wdth the banded portion
Bet onto a short plain yoke.
The waist is plain and opens at the
front in surplice style. It has a fichu
collar made of alternating bands of
swlss and bobblnet finished with a
frill of the net, and elbow sleeves with
frills. Wide and soft ribbon makes
the crushed girdle.
Any of the sheer white fabrics used
for midsummer frocks might be used
for making the dress at the left of the
group, none with more success than
organdie. The skirt Is cut in four
panels and these decorated In the sim
plest way with narrow tucks. But
they are cleverly placed, those on the
side panels being high on the skirt and
those at the back and front about at
the knee and below. The blouse and
sleeves are tucked and the sleeves
much set off by a deep, plaited frill.
There is a frill at the neck too and a
“V” set In the blouse at the front Is of
tucked organdie. A sash of wide rib
ron Is tied about the waist and ends
In a bow at the left side.
Aviation Cap and Veil.
One of the newest novelties is the
aviation cap and veil. An Interesting
one recently seen is of blue taffeta
with peak and collar sections of red
leather, with a face veil of Shetland
, net and a muffler veil of georgette.
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Joe Jackson’s work in the shipyards
didn’t dim bis batting eye.
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Earl Mack, son of Connie, will man
age the Merchants’ team of Baltimore.
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Outfielder Lewis of the Indians has
been sold to the Memphis club of the
Southern league.
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Pitcher Bernhardt of Arthur Irwin’s
Rochester club was with the Yanks for
a time last season.
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The St. Louis Cardinals have
shipped Gil Meyers, the young college
catcher, to St. Joseph.
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Lafayette has a fine pitcher in
Moyer. He recently shut out Syra
cuse without a run or hit
The anglers all say our fishing
tackle gets the big ones. So line up
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